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Allow us through medium of the
ARGUS to give 4 briet description of an
excursion on Thanksgiving day, Of the
San Juan brass band, to Anacortes; and
to express thanks to whom due, for the
kind treatment received by the party.
The band embarked on that staunch little
steamer Dispatch, upon her arrival at
Friday Harbor on Nov. Oath, to proceed
to Anacortes, there to perform upon the
occasion of IL Thanksgiving ball. Two
lively pieces were we'll played by them be-
fore leaving Friday harbor, alter which
the little steamer plowed proudly through
the waters as though she was conscious Of
the precious freight tSan Juan band
which was on board. Rounding Shaw's
Island and passing through Upright chan
mel, the Dispatch soon entered East Sound
At r. Canes lime kiln the band played
another air which was quite a treat to
those on shore, Leaving East Sound the
Dispatch steamed on her way rejoicing;
the band meanwhile enlivened the cxclr-
sion by its melodious music at the various
stopping places. until finally they arrived
at their destination. Here they were kind
ly received by Mr.. A. Bowman-but im-
agine the disappointment when Informed
that nearly all who were expected to par
ticipate.. in the festivities, had gone to the
grand tmassacre) masquerade at La Con-
.ner. However, not at all daunted by this
mishap. the band struck up one of its live
liest airs and the ball soon went rolling OH
and everybody seemed determined upon
pleasure and enjoyment, in which they
were evidently successful. After partak-
ing of some necessary rest, the band next
day visited the copper mines at Guemes
Island, where they were kindly welcomed
by Mr.. O'Briant, P. NJ, and one of the
proprietors Of the mine. With him to
guide them they entered the tunnel about
300 feet deep, with rich ore in prospect.
After doing the mines, and partaking, OF
Mr.. OBS, kind hospitality, the band en-
barked for their homeward trip, again
treating to music at the various stopping
places until finally they arrived at Friday
harbor, having enjoyed the excursion very
much. The ball was for the benefit of the
Fidalgo band, for which occasion the San
Juan band volunteered its services. boo
The band animously express thanks
to Capt. Fred. Munroe, OF the Dispatch,
for kind treatment, while OH board of the
steamer; to Mr.. A. Bowman and to Mr..
O'Briant for their many kind acts while
at Anacortes and at the copper mines;
also to Mr.. Payne for ferrying the band
from Anacortes to the mines.
.'ul t .I /. S. LANDER,
Lopez ISL, Dee. IL, 1879.
..... SAMUEL BRITT.
, 1879-12-18


ars, and appropriates $SS03 03 for their
support.
WE have seen copy Of n tiny weekly
paper, published at Seattle, entitled the
Sim back
THE Government will commence the
construction Of hospital at Neah Bay,
to be used by the sick Indians on the res
ervation. 3
THE Steilacoom Express" is to be res
urrected, with Mr.. S. L. Maxwell, as pub
Usher. 1t will probably appear next
week. rHr
THERE are over one hundred settlers
now in the NOoksack region. A move
ment Is OH foot to open a road from Lyn-
den to the Fraser river. A party of men
will start out In a few days to view out
road to the Skagit gold mines.
CHEHALIs TRADE.-It is said that there
are three thousand head of fine fat cattle
in the lower Chehqlis country ready tor
market, besides any quantity OF grain.
vegetables, butter, &c. A railroad from
olympia Is badly needed, as OH the Sound
there Is demand for every pound OF pro-
duce from that section. Four thousand
beeyes were brought over the Snoqualmie
Pass during the season OF 1879 and dis
posed of in the Seattle market. Such a
road would develop that country immense
ly, AMI help Olympia more than the Ter
ritorial capital and the Tcnino railroad to-
Observation-Disclosures"
Puget Sound "Mall'': We arc goina
to have an oatmeal mill NJ Ia Conner ere
long. steps having already been taken to
that end. This Is iust the place for It, as
the grain Is grown here in great abund.
anoe. 80. Mr.. :. 4. GiIiland. telegraph
operator at this IA Conner Office, on last
Wednesday chartered .he little steamer
sannac TO carry to,ssgsgrs ts,wccn FiIal
go aud Lopez l'land, during the tsmpos.
AIRY break in the cable betwrrn thr,e
Islauds III will return w a frw days or
a. .oon A. he suosael, la establishing
communication WIA Nainris Anpler
.,slnsT o. i~o viii .oog b. ailci 70 ine
Ssagii rivrr htt more o aaita anaag,a-
mgps sfsAlstsal sm.l- At soms fi-
tum iluie.
, 1879-12-18

THE Government will commence the
construction of hospital at Neah Bay,
to be used by the sick Indians Oh the res
, 1879-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE Portland board Of trade have ''as-
sumed" the management Of Dr. Bakers
Walla Wala railroad business.
The Portland board of trade want
5000, 600 from congress this winter to dig
II ship canal to Astoria from Portland.
DENNIS Kearney has announced his hos
tility TO the Republican party, and de-
clared it u common enemy which he ill-
tended to fight in the next presidentia!
campaign. 'o. ~. aa
THE hotel now building II. Portland by
Messrs. Coulter Il CHURCH has already been
leased, and Including the stores and docks
in front Of 1t, will bring in a rental OF
over $4,000 per arnum. 1t will be the
finest hotel in Oregon.
In the State Prison at San Quentin there
are over 1900 conyicts. Three hundred
are employed inside the shops. 394 are
employed in other capacities, and 292 out
side In various capacities. For five hum
dred there Is no employment whatever.
AN order has been received from the de-
partment at Washington that all letter
carriers must be married men, and the
requirement causes great CONSERVATION
among .he lately appointed distributors in
Portland. those OF whom are rendered in
eligible from u most unexpected cause.
/ The standard reports that several OF
these gentlemen have determined to re-
move this 'qlisability" before the first Jan
uary, when the Lorler goes into effect.
Doubtless some disappointed old maids
down east secured the order: 'ri
The Italians, are laying out an I'M
mense amount Of money in iron-clads and
guns. The evident intention Is, ifpossible
to dominate ia the Mediterranean at an
early period in the future, A few days
since the government ordered eight new
S0-tOns guns from the factory of Sir viii
liam Armstrong at cost of $4,000 each.
They have also nearly completed an enor-
nous iroll-clad, the largest in the world
with solid iron arms OF twelve inches. 1t
is to be called the Italia, and will be armed
with these eight monster guns. The
Italians have never forgotten their igno-
minious defeat at sea by the Austrians in
the last war with that power. in which
some of their finest iron-clads were de-
strOyed by some of the wooden ships of
the Kaiser. Est ?" al"" "
BLAINE is said to have gained a good
deal of strength in New York recently,
and good many OF his friends in that
State are sanguine of being able TO carry
the delegation to the national convention
OF the republicans in his favor next year
Conkling's followers claim that he will
dictate the choice of the New York dele
| aation. and that no nomination can be
made which does not meet with the appro-
baton of the New York Senator. His in-
fuencc with the party in his state is undr-
niably great, and ii he choose to exercise
it it may defeat or nominate next year.
There is, however, now Ro special known
reasons why he should not be as willing
to endorse Blaine as any other of the men
now prominently spoken of in connection
with the position, unless it is General
Grant. He would probably prefer Blaine
to Sherman, OH account of the latter's
connection with Hayes's administration,
for which Conkling, as is well known, has
no admiration. aAoh Asml t pa W.
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PUGET Sound Tdr!'gli Cll,lly

Pugr TowNsEND pte o. 100
To- apsua' merilag 90 Co., gsrlIn
N i'r rugri ~laal rrirgfspd l9urr
VIII uke piigs at thc siie oi lis ,Nr.iaI.
aa N lfaiay. laa. a ls~i
TT MINOR. Prua55t.f
ID &. u kntu-amn ~afy.
, 1879-12-18

MEssRs. Jones and Holcomb, proprie-
tors of variety stores, are displaying q
most tempting array OF holiday toys.
, 1879-12-18

AGAIN we have progress to report from
the White river cheese factory. The pa
pers have been signed, after the definite
arrangement OF all the details, and the
thing seems finally assured. Long Il
Birmingham are the contracting cheese
makers The location of the factory will be
on John Langston's farm, two miles above
Maddocksyille, and the necessary build
ings will be erected before spring. Milk
furnishing will commence April |. The
yield Of 252 cows ls promised. The peo-
pie are much pleased. aud the prospect is
that the unmhcr Of COWS promised " III be-
speedily doubled. The stock Of White
river Is as fine as any In the terrl-
tory, aud the valley itself Is adapted IN the
highest degree To the purposes oi the
dairy. We am asained that the location
made Is one OF the best possible, and every
thing AagIss h'vDn.bly foT the 'aoc.s' Of
"a tls rlterPri9.-r 'luelgcnoer.'
b. ro gHg Grant bo9ps Il sin goiag SOD
Aorgan's beef-teak.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
Isem.s or Interest.

France offers $500, 900 in premiums at
her Exposition next year.
Nearly three hundred miles of railroad
year.
Since the Crimean war Englan has re-
duced her national debt from f9OO, 900,
000to f7l2,00O,00O.
The rice crop Of Sonth Carolina for the
yeay is estimated at 1900 tierces, and
that Of Georgia at 10000 tierces.
The Texas and Pacific shows gains In
gross earnings for June, and July, August,
and September of about 45 per cent.
1t is estimated that turbine water
wheels have since their invention, saved
the country over $500, 0,000,0OO in the one
single item If fuel.
The aggregate exports Of petroleum
oil this year are 121 ,0O0, 900 against 49,
100000 gallons last year. Over million
gallons are daily exported fiom New
York.
Texas Is so anxious to secure emigra-
ton thai she is virtually giving away
her public lands. The head o. fami v
can get 100 acres for the expense OF the
survey and patent, which is altogether
about $15.
Sheer -dung has more immediate effect
oil, the soil than The excrements Of ca tie,
since the former consists of very finely
divided parts, in cor sequence of the mi
nuteness TO which sheep chew their food.
More than $1,000 cans of corn are
now packed In Maine annually, aud sold
IN every pat of the world, yielding a
business to the State Of about 81 ,250, 900,
and giving profitable employment to
from 5000 TO 10000 people during the
packing season.
During the past year the consumption
of cotton reached the high ST pe int ever
attained in this country, while the value
of our cotton fabrics exported has, des-
pite low prices, increased $1,000, ,00C
within two years, or from $4,000, 900 fol
the fiscal year ended June so, 1875, tc
Sl0,lso,000 for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1877.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
Current Notes.

General Beauregard denies the story
that he rstused to give up the body or
the effects of Colonel James Cameron
at Bull Run.
Bishop Huntington congra, ulates
Amherst College on not having any
amateur pedestrian, and expresses a pre-
ference for study over boating and ball.
The small receipts at the recent Ashley
belt pedestrian match, IN London, have
been nearly all absorbed by expenses.
Pedestrianism in England has sunk
back to its former level, and only sport
ing men BOW take any interest 10 it.
The revolution in Paraguay onght to
afi rd good opportunity for the Para
guayphers.
joaquin Miller says that men who
love the beautiful are never bad. This
will be consolation TO the man who runs
away with his neighbor's wife.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINs r.rAvv u,yx,v,no~

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
'or az rhilaaelphia III as ~ 2.a, 7os. $40. 800
80, 7.zO, 9.4s. p. m. Or 3undays. 2.s7
$40 a. IN; 5 90, 8 80, o 4G, p m,
Cor New York 2s1, lO.O4 q m, IL 81, ~ 80,
Gov 70 m onsna5days; l5 az vsa m. a. p: m
80 a m; Ia 81, l.O4, 6l8, pm. Sun
days IL 81, 2.l0, O m
FOR Port Deposit: 4Ss m no Sunday
FOR New Castle: $40, sl5 a m; l %, 80 D
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware K. r.: 916 q m; O5, 8 30
Pun no Sunday train.
For Wilmington 4 Northern R. R.; 20 .
M; 100. ~ m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware Western r. r. 7 10, 10 Oh q m F;
h2'pm. Sunday train, $40 a m.
TRAINS ARRIVE At WILMINGTON.
i2oa,pm, q Is, IL 81, SIS, 81, so Is,
I;ap, 4 q 10 22. 7 lo. 2 m m on sundays:i2 i2 49,
from New fo. x: / 06, . "a a m; l2 n, 10 u
90 ~ iS 10 y y ? m m, IN Sundays; i2 %, oe
from Bailimere: o., 8 20, s4r a m; - n,
lass,6 50, sse p m; on Sundays; 0a a IN
From Washington. Q 0. . m ,au ,ass
0ss. sss p m; on Sundays. o. a m = . * q
from Port Deposit. 800 m no Sunday
From New Castle: 500 am; 1sm m;
From Delaware r. R.: $50 1910 a m
no P. m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington a Northern r. r.: . o.
II 80 m; 36 p m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. r.: 8 90 a m
2l6, 40 m; Sunday train, 6.25 D m.
TEAMS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE phil.
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washinstop ava
nue.; 80, $50, 10 80, II % m; . 80. 8 80
80. 61b, si5, 20, II 30 PM on Sun.
days: 80 N; 8 oO,9 ~, II 90, p m.
70, %, 12 m, II IS, 66, 8 30, II 30 o n
on SUNDAYS: . 20. II 30 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
The Princes Funeral.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAYING THE LAST
RESPECTS TO THB DEAD.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAYING THE LAST
p RRsPECTs TO The DEAD.
LONDON, July 10-The following are
the official arrangements SO far made
for the Princes funeral: The EDchan-
tress will reach the Royal Arsenal, at
Woolwich, between 5 and I o'clock GU
Friday evening. The coffin VIII be car
ried ashore by seamen to an isolated, oc-
taRonal domeroofed structure, used ~
m armory by the Kent Rife Volunteers.
The interior of the building, which Is
only twenty feet 10 diane r, will Re
draped IN black. The coffin will be
oLensd Immediately when 1t arrives
here and the corpse formally identified.
There will be few watchers, sentries
will remain in the armory all night, with
strong guard of houor of the Royal
Artillery outside. At about $50 on Sat
urday morning the coffin will be placed
on . gun-carnage, drawa by eight
horses, and conveyed to Chiselhurst, es
eorted by the Royal Horse Artillery.
The British troop snip Orontes, from
Simon's Bay, South Africa, having GU
board the body of the late Prirce imper,
ial, was sighted on Eddystone Light yes
terday afternoon.
PARIS, July 9.-The request of Mar
shall MacMahon to be permitted to at
tend the funeral of tho la e Prince lm-
perlal has been refused
HONoRs TO AMERICANS.
In the list of the new "Chevaliers o.
Honor" published In Paris, are Tho
names Of two Americans-Wlllla A
Cole and Or. Warrey Buy.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
Strange Freaks Of Iig ghtnimg.
DANGERS OF THE TELEPHONE.

At South Bend. Ind, lightning struck
the telephone wires connecting the up
per aud lower otfi ces of the s udebak r
Bros. manufacturing company, situated
about half mi epart, and set fire to
both offices. The fire was discovered
and extinRmshed before it did much
damage. Lightning also struck the resi-
dence Of Moses Pyke, three miles west
OF the city. Mrs Pyke and her daughter
aud niece were in the house, and the
shock rendered them seuseless. The
house was set on fire, and riddled from
top to bottom. The tor row of brick In
the foundation were thrown out, some
Of them distance Of one hundred feet.
Ten milk pans were melted; stones,
dishes and utensils wers brokea in fine
pieces. A canary bird in a cage, which
hung directly over where Mrs. Pike
was sitting, had all its feathers burned
of ~ clean az II it had bren plucked.
Coal oil lamps were overturned and the
oil set on fire. A wire cluInes-line near
the house was melted into pieces as fine
Is needles, and a horse passing along
the road wa knocked do wn by the force
Of the shock. Mrs. Pyke was lifted
rom her chair and thrown violently To
she door, and her clothes and those OF
the two girls partially burned.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10

NEW DIRK is THREATENED WITH
AN INCREASE OF TIE TAX RATE, based,
however, on lower valuations Of indi-
vidaal pieces of property, so that the
taxes to the individual will probably be
reduced. The valuation of real estate
has been increased seventeen million
dollars, partly through the assessment of
elevated and surface railroads as real
estate, partly because OF the building
operations stimulated by the opening OF
new rapid transit roads. On the other
hand there has been marked decrease
In the valuation OF D rsonal property,
caused by reductions in the capital Of
banks and insurance companies, and the
transfer OF Investments from taxable
securities to Government bonds. The
decrease in personal valuations amounts
TO twenty one and half million doll
ans, leaving net decrease of four and
. half millions. The tax rate last year
was 81 % on hundred dollars of valua-
ton. This year it is likely to be 50 60
The rate cannot be safely compared with
that OF Philadelphia, because the valua.
tiom are probably not made on the same
basis. In both cities the rate probably
amounts to fully two per cent. per an
mum on the full value of taxable prop
ety, which is an outrsgeously high rate
especially when it is remembered tina
this does not include the cost of waite
or gas service, nor Of grading, curbin
and paving new streets except at intel
sections), nor of the building of me-
sewers, all of which are paid for by il
dividual property owners whose proper ri
10 thus ''improved," very often again
thar VPil1
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
SECOND EDITION
-. ren.r.rty Bonds.

rrrRIusr cuAslNa ON THEM AND rHe
nAnxp UNABLE TO HOLD THEM BACK
AMY LONoBR.
WAsn NeroS, July ST o-morrow the
,pteresa oesses on the FIRST lot of ten-Nor-
ties. about $40 ,OO0, 900 In amount: The m
taresf viii stop On the other bonds OF tnis
iou1 Oh the 18th and Hst. 1t Is thougnt
somoWhat strange in the department
theee bon1s have come in for reinuemP-
lion 10 alowly. The Treasury still noIus
S17 geo 200 belonging to the nasionsi
bauks. n little less than half the amount
oriQt ually held to secure their ciic'ua-
tioS. When the banks nrst stopped pro-
curing the redemption OF the ten-'oties
and replacing them with per Genus,
which they did very suddenly ABOUT the
dime the $40 certitca were put On tne
market, Il was thought they were taA-
Ing {. a.rOuudabout way OF securing tne
FOUR st par. The certificates seihog az
par Wers convertible into fours,Ior neir
face value on the 9Th OF June auu tno
sction of one syndicate had already run
ths Sours up above par. IL turned ont
10 ~ ,true that the banks did secure the
oarti hcates, about thirty millions having
bean received at the department for re-
demption in fours, but 1t Ii evidently
NOT The banks that own the ten-forties
now held in the Treasury, for the fours
40 procured were not used for the pur-
pose Of replacing the ten'for,les.
It II the opinion of some Of the Treas
ury offi cials that the banks owning these
bonds were caught by the sudden rise In
the price Of the fours and have been
holding on to them, thinking that the
fours wonld fall. There is very strong
imDpesi0n that this would be the case II
the hanks could hold the ten-forties long
enough. Adyices received from all parts
Of the country are to the effect that
money is almost daily becoming worth
more and that the tendency which Is
making the discounts higher will send
down the price OF bonds bearing low
rate Of interest. The hanks, however, I,
must now take up the bonds, as the
Treasury will not pay accrued interest
without q surrender of the bonds.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
a Fatal Case Of yellow Feyer-The
City Excited.

MEMPHIS, July 9.-Frank Mulbran-
don, an lrishman, aged Al, a shoemaker
BY trade, was taken sick last Saturday
Afternoon. and died to-day. A post
mortem examination, held by SIX lead
Ing physicians ofthe city, including DR..
Il. W. Mitchell, late medical director OF
the Howard Association and at present
2 member of the National Board of
Health, and DR.. G. B. Thornton, presi .
dent Of the City Board of Health, reveal
ell the fact that the patient had died OF
yellow fever. All the physlci ans de clar
ed 1t sporadic case. Considerable ex
element prevails.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
Liberty Of worsh,p IN Russia.

LONDON, July GA despatch from
st. Petersburgto to the Daily Neacs reports
that dissenters from the Orthodox
Church hitherto unrecognized by the
State are TO have entire liberty of wor-
ship. This Affects 100000 Russian
subjects.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10

WALL SrEEET YEsTERDAY.-Th
stock market was active and strong.
Government bonds were dealt in very
largely, while State securities were weak
and neglected. Railway mortgages were
in demand and fairly strong. Money
on call loans was 8 to FL per cent.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
Tclegrsphic Summary

Foreign Tclegrsphic SUMMARY
Tho House of Commons has adopted
a motion in favor Of the establishment OF
a Department of Agriculture and Com
merce under = cabinet minister.--l'ord
Salisbury has been making a speech In
defense of the governments course In
Southeastern Europe and Afghanistan.--
Prince bismarck made All address In the
Reichstag yesterday regarding his course
with the National Liberals and on the
tariffquestion.- CASTELAR, and other
Liberals are bitterly attacking the Span
ish ministry.-The French Chamber OF
Deputies has adopted the Ferry educa-
tion bill.--The Orontes has arrived on
the Epglish coast with the body Of the
Prince Imperial.--Marshal MacMahon
has been refused permission TO attend the
funeral Of the Prince.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10

The council for Mrs. Bagot in the IA
nous Irish will case objected to having
the cnse retired any town on the BONE
Circuit, because there was none having
ann Giant accommodation for all the wit
nedAck. The lawyers on the other side
proposed an encampment on the Cur
fAgh.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10

NJ Others should take warning and stop
dosing their babies with laudanum while
teefhing. DIR. Bulls baby syrup ans
wers the same purpose and is perfectly
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10

Hundreds OF cases OF BRIGBT,S ms
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and kheumatic
Diseases II is n most a specific PHYSICAL
AND Mental debility from the Use of A CO.
mol, opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause. ind In this Food "A ialu.
raj and pot remedy.
For THE INTEL ECTUAL WoRKpR
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
NEW YORK, November ca. mi

- ,,NEW IORk, NOVember 28, 1911.
DR.. V. W. BLANCHARD During The
preparations of Food Cure, nd feel hap,y
10 say they have met lay most sanguIne
expeetati ans, giving 10 patieuls long en-.
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease
or over drug dosins the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
PROF. GLEN NCE S. L0ZIER, NJ, d.,
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York CITY
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
Nervous Debility
F00D A* LAST
A Substitute For D R u GS

FOOD Is made "A curative agen ~ v con
centraiion and artificial digestion, and i
is 30 simple in It's application that The ad
vice OF Physicians IN not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best medi
cal skill has failed.
Many OF the best Physicians throughout
the country are DIsCAKDING DKUGs
and using the BLANCHARD b l. y o u
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
lying results, permanently relieving all
forms OF Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumpnve Patient.
sufferers from Malarial or BloOi Poison
Ing, together with the entire list OF com.
plants peculiar 10 the Female Sex find in
the use OF this Food sure and speedy re
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
THIRD EDITION
InAls.aAA.. Tor To-Day.

south and wsst ssinds, cloudy 'oedfAsr
aud numerous light rains, 'ono'eed ov
warmer, clear scealher, rising, JoHo'oed "
falling baromster.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10
ANDovER THEOLOGICAL sKMtN.pv

ANDovER PSYCHOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Andover, Mass, March ~. Is1s
Your Life Food Is au excelleut ihi,a
have no hesitation, after thorough trial
OF 1t, In recommending II In cases nj
chronic dyspepsia and nervous prostra.
REV. DIR. AUSTIN PHELPs
The daily gazette., 1879-07-10

THE BLANCHARD FOOD CURE
SYSTEM now receiving such popular an
probation is clearly set forth In a "a page
pamphlet which will be sent 10 any adj
dress on receipt of rs cents. Address.