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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
Sept.
10.
1929
-SPEED
RECORDS
Britons
need
not
be
depressed
over
the
new
speed
record
atahlighed
bv
the
German
liner
Bremen
on
her
first
ocean
crossing.
Taking
everything
into
consideration
it
is
a
quoston
whether
her
design
is
in
any
respect
superior
to
that
of
the
veteran
British
ho'der
of
the
Atlantic
record,
the
Mauretania.
It
is
more
than
22
years
since
the
pride
of
the
Cunard
fleet
first
crossed
the
seas
It
is
a
long
time
in
the
life
of
an
ocean
ship
that
has
been
travelling
at
high
speed
all
her
days.
And
after
those
22
years
she
steamea
past
bandy
Hook
a
lew
days
ago
"
with
a
time
re
own
previous
time
on
a
westward
crossing,
and
only
four
nours
and
zb
minutes
behind
the
record
of
the
brand
new
Bremen.
That
doesn't
look
as
if
British
shipbuiders
have
been
outclassed
by
the
Germans
Borrowirig
the
slogan
from
a
well-known
automobi'e
manufacturer:
"When
faster
ships
are
built
Britain
will
build
them."
MORAL
INSTRUCTION
If
the
educational
law
of
this
proving
is
to'
be"dbserved
tl.then
the
"highest
principles
of
morality"
are
to
be
taught
in
the
schools.
In
other
words,
it
is
stipulated
in
an
em-phatic
way
that
moral
instruction,
and
in
its
highest
form
is
a
part
of
the
educational
trainintr
of
thP
vnnnrr
in
Tlri.
thh
Columbia,
observes
the
Victoria
Colonist
Th
Rtnto
It
is
not
only
in
this
province
but
in
various
countries
of
the
world
that
the
belief
is
growing
that
something
more
mit
be
done
than
has
been
done
to
guide
children
m
the
essentials
of
conduct
and
character.
In
Soviet
Rus-5r
fu
the
proc,ess
of
secularizing
education
has
gone
farther
than
anvvhere
else,
the
conditions
it
has
brought
in
its
M-ake
are
dep'orable.
In
the
Unitpd
States
the
increase
in
crime
waves,"
due
as
one
writer
savs
to
"dis-?
A,cs,'ii,s
?rousiRS
grave
anxiety.
In
that
country,
too.
the
silly
jargon
sDread
broadcast
about
"com-ptexea
has
had
an
evil
influence.
There
are
those
nowadays
who
believe
than
where
their
criminal
actions
are
S1S
&e-
faiUlV?
no
in
the"selves
but
in
their
men-i
iSS?4,
u
(loctnne
18
sPread
as
a
part
of
education
P
w
erroneou8
it
may
prove.
wu
What
State
education
in
most
countries
has
yet
to
learn
nti5!tf
grader
development,
which
implies,
as
notmnir
etee
the
moral
can.
snntinn
f
ua..t
t
MM
ft
BILL:
"Wot's
wrong
with
Sandy's
handT"
AN(1U8:
"Och.
he
had
bad
luck.
He
was
the
thlr-r-teenth
"
....
rrom
The
Humorist,
CRIME
EXPERTS
MEET
CANADA
1
r
Ei
T6R'dNt6bh6i
Sept.
'lO.
By
with
social
workers
and
public
of-
a.
Y.
Wilson,
fidals
who
come
In
contact
with1
Mr-
and
Mrs-
Fa66an
and
chlld-
this
phase
of
work.
,
'
AmiuMtnonts
for
the
mneress
ren
of
Terrace
were
the
week-end
are
In
the
hand,
of
Brig-Gen.
W.'?uts
of
Ferryman
and
Mrs.
Wllk-
T
S.
Hughes,
superintendent
of
peni-
mson
nere.
-'Jir
'T.
tenUariea
for
the
Dominion,
whose
office
Is
In
Ottawa.
The
program
for
the
congress
Indicates
many
prominent
men
In
criminological
matters
will
be.
heard,
both
from
Canada
and
the
United
States.
It
is
expected
that
wardens
of
peni
tentiaries
and
governors
of
many
of
the
provincial
Jails
in
Canada
111.
9
,
.
,
,
.
.
.
1
SAlCt&O,
UaillVUMltJ
MIV
..ivw
.
klVll,
corn
tnatwas
live
nours
and
minutes
better
than
her
of
liberty
and
privilege
accorded!
to
show
that
their
discipline
based
on
the
standard
of
British
Justice)
is
more
effective
In
controlling.
crime.
Association's
Objects
The
congress
is
sponsored
by
the
elation
are:
1.
Improvement
stands
sponsor
for
this
law:
it
does
not.
however,
sr.mrli
forced;
"fmonnnr
for
ito
onfnnumimf
dr,
tV.
r:ui-
i
.
I
2.
The
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tueaday
BepWb,
,.
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
REMO
was
of
the
laws
In4
Louis
Ball
and
son
of
Winnipeg.
management
and
disciiDnie
there-;
turday.
of.
1
eluding
the
Appointment
of!
boards
and
of
other
officers;
j
Mrs.
Glbb
and
son
of
Anyox
are
4.
Care
of,
and
provision
for,
j
holiday
visitors
at
Hill
Farm.
paroled
and
discharged
prisoners;
,
and
probaUoners.
especially
such
:
Constable
Mc
Kenney,
left
on
as
may
have
given
evidence
of
j
Sunday
for
Prince
Rpert
on
of
fl-reformatlon.
clal
duties.
Co-operating
with
the
American,
The
c
Q
r
x
ana
aoiden
Ke.
TiUoa
Association
are
certain
!
of
glrlj
and
the
kindred
or
subsidiary
bodies.
in-jRanr
roun
of
v
r
r.
eluding
the
Wardens'
Association
for
wlnter
uctivitles
un-
lha
the
Kit
National
nnol
Prtaoners-
Critnn.ri'
Aid
AM
Aun.
-
-
Asso-jder
the
leadership
of
Rev.
and.Telkwa
WUin,
UK
viiiiHB-uta
n.uv.vu,
jjyj
jj
Alton
the
National
conierence
oi
juv
mile
Ageneios.
Various
Aspect'
-
'
'mmvuwh
ucna
iui
ui
fit
Flex
1
.
woroa,
where
education
is
to
thrive
and
nrodnre
Hie
w
1
The
deliberations
of
the
congress
m,Tot
L
.
V
L
n
i
in
,
",nest
Principles
of
morality"
StaU!fht-
Pe,axed
disciP,ine
d
neglected
moral
crtiw'nf?0!
?repa
yoUt,h
ior
SraPPlin
th
the
crisis
oT
hfe.
The
formation
of
character
is
by
far
the
atofl
S?hniParS-fif.tluc,aclon-
When
that
act
is
held
aloft
as
the
beacon
light
of
State
control
there
will
be
lU?t,0n'
"oniUty
and
better
citizenship
gentTons
ff
yUth
f
thiS
and
un
I
Misses
M,
and
K.
Kinney
of
the
Canadian
Press)
Prison
and
...
I
Prince
George
are"
visiting
here
Wcllnqucnt
problems
and
methods
j
w.
and
WTS.
K.
wcwos
oi.wUh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Brean.
adopted
In
crlmlnaloyy
wlU
be
dts-'
"ince
Rupert,
wno
nave
uu
cussed
at
what
will
be
one
of
the
a
tour-months'
yisu
to
scouanav
Mr5
c
w
McKelvey
has
Ukcn
largest
conventions
held
on
this'
and
Ireland,
stopped
off
at
Remo
up
residence
in
the
McQeachy
continent
when
the
American
between
trains
on
Friday
to
visit
Block
unU1
nef
nW
me
on
Prlnon
Congress
gathers
in
Toronto
friends
before
returning
to
Prince
Lampltt
Avenue
Is
completed.
between
September
20
and
Septem-;
Rupert.
j
ber
25-
......
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Brace
are
visit
or
the
first
time
In
many
years!
Mrs-
Bateman
and
granddaugh.,
mg
at
the
yanderhoof
hotel
with
this
congress
which
usually
meets
t
ter,
Mrs.
Margaret
Hunter,
who
Mr
'
an(j
Mrs
j
v
H
Day
Mr
in
some
United
States
city
has
de-
have
been
visiting
friends
and
rel-;B
,
"D
',
'...,
elded
to
come
over
the
border.
Its
atives
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Remo,
delegates
will
be
composed
of
off!-;
left
for
their
home
In
Glscome
on,
Mr
and
E
Q
B,vnM
flnd
cers.
wardens,
and
others
connect-
Friday.
Smim
Manrat
R.ivno
mntnnrf
,,n
ed
In
an
executive
capacity
with'
--
week
from
iU$t
Vancouver
to
Dou-
the
penal
institutions
of
Canads
1
Mrs.
H.
Frank,
of
Terrace.
was,.,
ctuan
TkP
ana
uie
unuea
aiaies,
wgeine.
ine
weeK-ena
guesv,
jierc
u
uvs.
Pole
Inspector
Gordon
was
in!
chine
which
wtll
arrive
In
a
few
Remo
on
Friday
and
Saturday
In-j
days.
specting
the
boom
stleks
loaded
at
Remo
this
last
week.
TERRACE
Canadian
methods
are
much
more
,
many
places
of
interest
en
route
n
,l
UnM
tf
n
1
.as.
Ctntn.
J
.
.
AMIM.MU1&
I
uunwrtaiKC
urau
vmiic-u
utoit.
uu
iriAJit
u
ciy
cuiuuuie
vara-
the
Inmates
of
prisons.
Canadian)
Mrs.
C.
Linstrom,
of
Remo,
prison
metals
probably
will
be
able
j
in
town
on
Friday.
penal
and
reformatory
Institutions,
;
visitors
here
from
Pacific
on
Sa-!"01-
are
drrtded
uo
Into
seciienai
in
terests
under
committee
headings.
Thus
there
arc
papers
given
on
various
aspect
or
woric
ana
proD-
home
on
xhursday
by
Bishop
Own
lems
arising
from
the
committee
on)
of
Klagara,
one'Sf
the
members
of
jails,
the
committee
on
probation,
j
the
commission,
who
will
spend
a
the
committee
on
pardon
and
pa-lday
m
the
loca,
role,
the
committee
on
criminal
law
and
statistics,
the
committee
on!
Mrj
Cook
and
F
c
prevention,
the
comm
tUe
on
pub-
h
,eft
on
M()nda
lie
control
and
supervision
and
the'
ound
trln
fmm
Prl.R
nwrf
tn
while
the
general
trend
of
the
congress
is
for
reform
and
more
modern
methods
in
penology,
there
is
no
hard
and
fast
line,
but
considerable
divergence
as
to
policy
hi
such
matters
as
capital
punishment,
solitary
cell
life,
public
liall
versus
cell
meals,
recreation
and
the
stWnee
rule.
In
some
at
these
matters
It
is
likely
there
may
be
a
clash
of
opinion
as
between
the
Canadian
and
the
United
States
views.
Department
of
Justice
at
Ottawa
in
this
congress
,ty
the
Canadian
Prisoners'
Welfare
Association,
headquarters
of
which
are
in
Montreal,
while
certain
other
bodies
are
also
lending
their
aid.
During
the
congress
In
Toronto
some
of
the
Ontario
penal
Instltu.
ions
will
be
visited
by
the
dele-
rates.
There
will
be
a
luncheon
wtu
uay,
ana
were
wui
also
be
Stewart.
Anyox,
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
Fair
Board
held
a
meeting
on
Friday
evening
when
arrange
ments
were
completed
for
the
holding
ot
the
fair
on
September
13th.
i
VANDERHOOF
Ous
Palm
Is
making
good
recov
jery
following
a
recent
accident
on
the
while
working
on
a
culvert.
axefc,
Miss
Anne
e.
urayer
nas
taxen
a
position
with
the
Richards
Motors
Miss
Ivy
M.
Dye
has
resumed
her
school
teaching
duties
at
En-dako
for
the
third
term.
BURNS
LAKE
Married
ladles'
team
consisting
of
Mrs.
Anderson.
Mrs.
T.
Zielkle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Agar
and
lit-
Mrs.
H.
J.
Jewell.
Mrs.
S.
Godwin
will
be
present,
as
well
as
social
Ue
son,
who
left
here
some
ten:
ana
Mrs.
D.
Hrtkenberg
beat
a
workers.
weeks
ago
to
motor
to
Mr.
Agar's;
single
ladles'
team
consisting
of
The
congress
will
be
Interesting
former
home
in
Palmerston,
Ont..
Misses
H.
Inglls.
May
Smith.
Iona
for
the
contrasts
It
may
afford
In
1
returned
on
Friday,
having
motor-
j
Smith.
Gertrude
Waham
and
Nel-the
viewpoint
of
administration
of
;
ed
home
again
as
far
as
Hatelton.
He
Helken
berg
In
the
Labor
Day
prisons,
as
It
is
well
known
that
They
visited
many
friends
andjsports
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
of
Lake
Kathlyn
have
been
visiting
recently
In
the
lakes
district.
Miss
E.
Marshall,
sister
of
Miss
I.
M.
Marshall
of
Burns
Lake.
Is
Mrs.
Bateman
of
Glseombe
who
lfaenm6
"
Tchealnkut
Lake
has
been
visiting
at
the
home
of
,scho01
th,s
her
daughter.
Mrs.'
Linstrom
re-i
turned
to
the
interior
on
Friday.
!
MJss
R,c
teaching
at
Colley-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt.
i
mount
scnooi
this
year.
Miss
.
D
Other
new
school
teachers
in
the
Miss
Burton
Is
opening
up
a
beauty
parlor
next
to
the
Observer
Office
here.
Irs.
J.
R.
Walker
Is
back
from
Prince
Rupert
where
she
spent
a
week
as
the
guast
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Plllsbury.
Misa
Maud
Hartley
is
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donaldson
at
nntvin
n
-
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
left
on
1
ttrJHUti
Monday
for
Hazelton
and
Smith-j
There
were,
fine
displays
of
ers
where
he
will
meet
the
Angh
farm
products
at
the
annual
can
Commission
which
Is
making)
Prince
Oeorge
Fall
Fair
which
was
a
tour
of
the
country
looking
Into:
held
last
week,
having
been
op-conditions';
;in
the.
different
dlo-
ened
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
The
ceses.
He.
(will
be
accompanied
exhibit
of
frvk
nH
,..,m..
were
said
to
have
been
the
best
in
the
history
of
the
district
and
the
ladles'
department
also
showed
a
marked
advance
In
the
quality
of
entries.
A
proposal
of
C.
A.
Pyne,
president
of
the
Cariboo
Automobile
Association,
to
hold
an
automobile
marathon
over
the
Cariboo
Highway
from
Vancouver
to
Hazelton
and
return
is
meeting
with
a
good
itrajjuun
in
me
automobile
Dress
jaii
over
the
continent
The
shareholders
of
the
Fort
B.
C.
Telephone
i
of
Vancouver.
Under
the
new:
ownership,
services
will
tvt
r
.1
American
Prison
Association,
head-!
Prince
Rupert,
spent
the
week
end-'1-36
aneTMlss
D.
King,
who
taught;
local
capital,
getting
out
a
ship-
Quarters
of
which
are
in
the
cltyiai
me
nome
oi
axt.
ana
Mrs.
k.
"
how
iai
meni
oi
nign-graae
ore
snowing
...
.
.
.
it
w.t-4..i.
Naaina
itivpr
?
oi
wew
Yoric
UDiecu
oi
vnai
asso-
District
visitors
In
town
during
relation
to
nubile
offences
and
of-!
who
have
been
visiting
at
the
ine
Pasi
weeK
nave
Included
...
.
.
.i:-
renders,
ana
ine
moaes
oi
procedure
by
which
such
laws
are
en-
study
of
the
causes
of
left
for
week.
home
at
the
end
of
the
!
O.
Westberg
of
South
Bank.
Mrs.
home
of
...
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
.
...
McLarm
"WWliliamsVXPalllngr
and
Mrs.
nntainaA
fV,
i,f
i
..!.;
'
u
f
.
Icrlme.
the
nature
of
offenders
and-
W.
A.
Klrknatrick
left
on
Sun-1
this
year
Include:
Miss
r:;ir";.
1Ui;ilct
ulul-M
W
W
permitted
thea-
tal
surroundings,
the
best
day
to
spend
a
few
days
in
Prince!
Williams
of
Prince
Oeorge
at
Tin-
methods
of
dealing
with
of
fenders
i
Rupert.
tagrf.
Miss
Shaw
of
Houston,
last
and
of
preventing
crime;
I
j
year
at
Sheraton
and
Miss
R.
Nee.
3.
Improvement
of
correctional,:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Barnes
were!"1"0
Vancouver
at
North
there.
Values
up
to
$1,290
have
been
obtained
in
assays,
most
of
it
In
silver,
as
the
ore
carries
much
gray
copper.
Several
parties
are
now
doing
children
which
number
was
expected
to
be
Increased
within
the
next
few
days.
'fiit
first
frosts
of
the
season
were
recorded
here
hut
Monday
and
Tuesday
when
the.
thermometer
Indicated
two
degree.
A
number
of
gardens
were
touched
and
flowers
suffered.
Leslie
J.
Martin,
district
sales
manager
for
the
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.,
visiting
here
last
week,
announced
that
an
additional
ten
thousand
gallon
tank
would
be
established
at
the
local
station
STEWART
Harry
Reld
has
returned
here
with
the
news
that
his
partner.
Jess
Bettering
ton
was
lost
last
spring
In
the
turbulent
waters
of
the
Unuk
River
where
he
was
trapping.
Setterlngton
had
been
in
this
district
since
1921
anobc-fore
that
spent
considerable
time
around
Hazelton.
The
Power
Corpoiatlon
of
Canada
has
purchased
the
power
plant
of
the
Dunwell
mine
which
will
be
used
in
connection
with
the
development
of
American
Creek.
The
operaUon
of
the
plant
during
the
coming
winter
will
assure
Stewart
consumers
of
plenty
of
power.
Systematic
prospecting
of
the
Lucky
Jim
property
In
the
American
Creek
section
is
producing
some
interesting
results,
the
latest
xamnl
1
1
1ran
tit,
ttn.M.
T
I
?e?X
nt
T
TC,egra.ph
ndW-E.
giving
80c
in
gold.
77.8
oun-7n?PHe
Ji
VWL?e,?:ieM
s
and
ve
Per
cent
cop-
uvvnjtv
w
UUUUSC
I,TVr
DPrnct
Cvn
foot
n-u.
control
of
the
local
eomnanv
in
i.
u.u....j
.
.....
..u
....
.
Ith.
n,.w
vnr
pr.,
h
h
Pnone
uo..
a:
of
the
vw)j.'.
atiug
Kim
mc
nmencan
-
ysuosiaiary
oi
the
Prison
Association
and
with
with
the
luv
rigni
iooi
wnn
an
Mountain
Boy
system.
Men
for
two
more
shifts
hnvi
be
lm-
h.n
ftAftf
111"!
tllA
Villi
a
ih
TnJ
ana
new
lines
established
pendence
nrooertv
wSleh
fa
h,in
to
radiate
districts.
into
the
surrounding
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
M.
Taylor
are
spending
a
vacation
at
Stuart
3udge
n-
Al
Robertson
left
last
Lake.
.week
on
his
annual
circuit
Into
Itne
Peace
River
section
of
the
developed
by
the
Revenue
Mining1
Co.
They
will
be
employed
in
drlv-1
Ing
the
cross-cut
tunnel
on
No.
4
vein
and
In
drifting
on
the
vein,
j
r..
.
,.
..
.nrovlnr
tr.
.nf
i
w..
.
"r
wiu
bunpneu
nu
.
m.
riwr.-
-.-
T.
L
.
OI'wlara
McAdams
and
associates
ton
ir
inf
mIi
hv
mifnF
tr,r
summit
Lake
and
Is
brlmr
nmm.
.
t.
....
meeting
with
a
snecial
wk
V"'
"".
"",mnM
v
1..
u"
w,e
"ea
iop
property,
it
is
re-
I
Seymour
Robertson.
uanquei.
wnue
on
me
Bunaay
dur
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Miller
-
Ing
the
congress
it
Is
expected
have
taken
up
residence
in
the.
Enrolment
at
the
local
ftltpnt
Inn
will
ha
no
M
In
mmm-.
..
.
.
M
.
-
--v...
r-v
lwsvs
sit
ui
tail
y
uui
uunpr
mnmt
nr
in
lfnvn
t
iiinv
Rrnnn
a
rn
lha
MtnKH
Londoq.
,plti
to
tha
phase
of
social
work,
j
of
Canada
'building.
term
last
Tuesday
totalled
son,
ported
that
the
Interests
holding.
I
a
bond
on
the
property
wanted
another
year
to
prosecute
their
public
work.
but.
belne
refused.
thnw
the
up
the
property
on
which
there
Is
.
392
promising
showings,
news
or
rae
mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
Carry
Ore
By
Plane
From
Whitesail
Count.
Activity
in
Ingenikar$addle
Train
Completed
Having
flown
the
375
mile
distance
from
St,
Burns
Lake
in
two
hours
and
twenty
minute.-
i;i
Pilot
W.
E.
Gilbert,
with
a
Western
Canada
Aim
;;
ing
boat
is
now
engaged
in
the
aerial
charting
of
,
from
Whitesail.
Lake
to
the
Canadian
National
Ii;
over
which
rich
high
grade
ore
is
to
be
shipped
the
Seel
property.
This
project
has
been
under
.
ation
for
some
time
and
experts
are
of
the
opinio
bringing
the
ore
ouf
by
plane
to
Barns
Lake
for
rail
shipment
there
I
preliminary
prospect
inu
would
still
be
left
a
large
margin
j
the
Peacotk
Creek
s
of
profit
after
all
transportation
Smithers
on
the
man-,
charges
are
paid.
This
will
const!-j
cently
located
there
t.i
line
an
innovation
in
ine
siiipmeni
i
property,
the
Puro
Ar
:n
of
ores
and
the
experiment
will
be
watched
with
considerable
Interest.
The
mine
Is
situated
70
air
miles
from
Burns
Lake.
The
mine
which
was
discovered
and
staked
by
Oeorge
Steel
of
Wistaria
has
long
been
known
to
produce
some
of
the
richest
ore
in
the
province.
H.
L.
Batten,
mining
engineer,
was
in
Smithers
and
Prince
George
during
the
past
week
arranging
to
send
in
prospecting
parties
to
the
Ingenlka
and
Flnlay
River
sec
tlons
for
the
Aero
Mineral
Loea-
tors.
Ltd..
of
which
he
is
manag-
wnarf
for
.hjpDwnt',,
,,"
ing
director.
It
is
anticipated
that
contract
has-
been
f
,
six
or
seven
weeks
of
weather
suitable
for
this
purpose
can
still
be
obtained
this
season.
Rumored
"mountains
of
copper"
and
"huge
deposits
of
gold"
that
have
been
reported
in
that
region
at
various;
times
in
the
past
thirty
yean
will
be
investigated
with
a
view
to
finding
out
If
there
is
any
truth
In
the
reports.
Stuart
F.
Campbell
and
G
rover
E,
Loveless
are
working
on
their
!
I
..1.1.
.
u)tu
of;Deane
is
again
teaching
at
Unchat-from
Like
Kathlyn
station,
with
0f
E.
O.
Belllclni.
is
four
men
working
w
;
are
exploring
the
exte;.
up
thU
summer
for
t.v
ted
it
SmdUng
Co
.u
P.
E.
Peterson,
in
:.,;:
ver
Crest
operations
;'
Mine
near
Anyox.
n
pur
tramway
)
oomp'n-r'
stnietioii
of
tunr.c:
puslied
ahead.
Ore
i.
b
i;
down
fro:.:
thf
.sh
v.
the
upper
tramway
u-v
sent
down
ov.r
ihi
1
1-
of
tunnel
to
tap
the
sh
at
a
depth
of
200
fo
of
this
work
should
y
tonnage
of
high-Kr.io
sight.
I've
forgotten
I
ever
had
any
nerves!
WHETHER
v
itiabimple
cough
that
you
have
been
inclined
to
ignore,
or
whether
it
is
a
cough
that
almost
seems
to
burst
you
by
the
rack
,
log
exertion,
with
aching
head
and'
aching
body
Your
doctor
will
tell
you
kw
tfl
act
of
chewing
rrlaxri
pit
A
tcultCi
trained
nerve,
and
bow
tlis
ha.-Mj
ful
deanting
action
of
VvY'.-fc
i
re
frethet
and
tonei
tcu
eg
ik
round.
Aid
digestion.
WRlCsLEYS
wrTJ
every
1G
I
Get
a
box
of
Pens
at
ence,
take
a
tablet
from
iti
ver
wrapper
;
and
as
it
ciissoi
on
the
tongue,
breathe
m
the
HEALING,
BALSAMIC
FUMES
that
are
then
given
off.
how
the
balsamicodours
f
J
their
way
by
inhalation
a
t
all
the
breathing
pa-G
there
allay
the
milanm
it"
causing
you
trouble.
You
cannot
poiM?
tt
at
these
delicate
mein!i"J
by
any
other
way.
I
medicines
are
merely
swa,
&
into
the
stomach.
Pit
titt
direct
on
the
nffeited
i;
utt
and
remove
tho
ciuse
f
'
"
irritating
cough
in
a
way
c4
other
devised
remedy
can.
PEPS
111
It
(Mall
taa
mmm
miiih
fMltrt
tl
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