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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-31
Removal.

Removal.
The Los Angeles Business College and
English Training School will remove
January Sd to its commodious new
quarters, 38. 40 and AZ South Main street
near Second.
The winter term will begin January
9TH, both day and evening sessions
D. B. Williams, Principal.
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RAILROADS.
DIEpMoNT AIRLIhE

tbitDAONT AIR LINE
Mfat fr ~ M M, Iun p, " hss
Soruoosy1lle Charot,sville Lyuchhurx and stations
sSeswesa MezAndria and LyncL Jury Blue Rides
S1HLera. Montgomery and New Orleans Pullman
SAssper Wa-hinx tOn to New Orleans
lottezviIle. Gord0nsvile station. Che. 4 Ohio Route
Lynchburs, Rocky Mount Danvi Ie AMI stations be-
Charlotte. CoIunbia. 1usu.ts htlants' Birning.
pam Montgomery, New Orleans Texas and California
f9llmsn Slesper New York % Montgomery in connec-
AID Mann B9udOir sleegers for Birmingham. yieks-
oorx and SHREVEPORT Pullman sieep-r Danvilie to
moa and Augusta. solid trains Washington to
atlanta Does not connect for c. and o. route points
2.3j p M.-Daily. except Sunday. for Manassas
stfA-burg, and interInediate stations.
30 P.M--Western Express Daily for Warrenton.
6oronsvilie. Chsriottestile. Louisville Cincinnati
ssd Ohio route, Pullman sleepers and Solid Trains
Washington 20 Louisville and White sulphur Springs
Nashville Memphis Little Rock. aid ali south
points. Through Pullman SleeIers Washington to
II go PM.-sOuthern Express Daily for Lynch
purz. Danvie. Raleigh. Asbevtlle. Charlotte Column
btA. Aiken. Augusta. Atlantas MONTGOMERY. New Or
ngton 10 New Orleans, wa Atlanta and MontgC merry
Pullman Sleeper Washington To Augusta Ga without
change. Pullman sleeper Baltimore and Washington
o. White sulphur Springs and c and o. Resorts
Trains on Washington AID Ohio division leave wash
s,Sn soo NJ Daa,J s1eTTt suhd,y and MD 81
y Returning leave Round Hill $50 AN; Daily. and
l:20 IN Daily except sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan
VILE and Lypchburg arrive IN Washington 200 AN
burg at IL Is A N. and $40 PM via Chesapeake
and Ohio route and Charlottesville at $40 PM;
Tickets. sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and baggage checked at otce, 1900 Penn
sylvania avenue and az Passenger station Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. 9th and st. Jas: L. TAYLOR.
~ General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April. %. 1890

OF INV JERSEY AVENUE AND c STREET.
y, f9s Gslc1so and Northwest express daily 1O:55A
. Fer Cincinnati and St Louis express daily and
fSS rstshqrg and Cleveland express daily 1885,
For Lexington and Local Stations, +Io:1oam.
fcr Philadslphia, Newark. and Wilmington. Z 80 l.
Tor intermedste points beiReea Baltimore aud
fhiisdslpnla - an and IS Is pm.
.. re SnseriS and intermediate points. 81 80 Am.
FOR 65l,imSTs $50: go 80 $50 pas.
tralnl 800. 30 IS. .25. 30 6:45 s: 80 AMI
$50 nd 4so S9 SO g s sis ' SIS and
For Annapolis. $40 and 30 m. 1910 and A 30
sapois 40 SIS? M. Eos $50 $50 pm. 's sun n
For Wa{ stations between Washington and Balti-
6 6S sa5 3 40 500 Il 10 "a 40 a "a pm
Fer stations on the Metropolitan Branch. 1856 a
F45 a. a lSf @ P stations only 10
For Gaithersburs and intermediate points, 70 an
For Boyd's and intermediate stations. "a PM. $40
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
i.I3 pm, stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
Ior Frederick tlO:1o am. 10. t4:35. 1880 pm
Tor Hsxvrstown, Ito. 10 an and 70 .3op.m.
ID Tor Lursy and points on the Shenandoah Valley r
X 10 koan0ke and all points south via Norfolk and
Iraias arrive from CHICAGO daily 70 m and sis
and l:o5 p. N: frOm Pittsburg daily 30 a m 5:I5
J.
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington 10 45
q m 100. .; 10. and - % y. m. daily.
ON singerly and intermediate points north of
Baltimore. 10 a. m daily and 12:l5 m sunday only
Ira ~ leave Baltimore for Washington al d 20
gts trAlnl m. i 10. - 4:lO. ,. D. 8 30, S:I5
81 and u y m on sundays. $50. .. y;05, 10 a
m IL. = 4 10. D, d 30 \ -. 30 and 10 20 y m
Except sunday. DAILY; iSUnday only.
Baggage called for and checked hotels and resi-
d@nees on orders left at ticker Offices 10 and 1851
lenn<y lvauiA
". NJ CLEMENTS, CHAS O SCCII
al3O zen haua2er, Gen Pass AGENT
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CONSTITUTIONAL CArARRH.

No single disease has entailed more suffering or
fastened the breaking up Of the constitution than
Catarrh The sense OF SMELL Of taste. of sight, Of hear
ing, the human voice, the mind--one more, and
sometimes ALL yield to its destructive influence. The
poison 1t distributes throughout the system attacks
vital force, and breaks up the most robust of
constitutions. Ignored, because but little understood
by most physicians impotently assaed by Quacks and
charlatans those suffering from it have little hope to
be relieved of it this side of the tits time then
that the popular treatment Of this terrible disease by
remedies within the reach of all passed into hands at
competent and trustworthy. The and hitherto
untried method adopted by DR.. Sanford in the prepare
ton OF his RADICAL CURE has the hearty approval
OF thousands 1t 10 instantaneous in afordiDg relief
in all head colds, sneezing snufng aud INSTRUCTED
breathing, and rapidly removes the most oppressive
symptoms clearing the head. sweeening the breath,
restoring the OF SMELL taste and hearing and
neutrazng the constitutional tendency OF the disease
toward the lungs, liver and kidneys.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle of
the RADICAL CURE, one box of CATARRHAL REsoLy-
ENr, sld IMPROVED INHALER: price 81.
POTTER DRUG Il CHEMICAL Co.. BOSTON.
NO RHEUMATIC ABOUT ME!
In ONE MINUTE the CUTICURA ANTI PAIN PLASTER
relieves Rheumatic, Sciatic sudden. sharp and nervous
Pains, Strains and Weaknesses The first and only
pain killing Plaster. rs cents. 3yl6.19
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rrHoMAs DOWNING, Auct,oneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND sIXTY-FiVE
LNnE. AND isIPkovED By "a MA EGGNNi3FficE NJ
kKSIDENCE, KN0WN AS No 1I2O vEkMONT
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed the 9th day of June
IN and others NS e OF f0wer
i'asr t We MI Y fsns S q said premises O. F
FIVE UCLOCk 4. NJ. sell at pubic auction 10 the
highest bidder all the right title and interest of the
said George Taylor IN aud to the described
real estate. to wit Lots numbered from forty-nine
(49) to sixty 6O both inclusive and the south fifteen
an-lOO q ;4D ieet 'front.' on Vermont avenue Of Lot
all i'll the said George laylors subdivision Of part Of
square numbered TWO hundred and fourteen (2l4)
the plst plan of the city OF Washington in the DIS
trct of Co umbia As per plat recorded III Lber W. Il
NJ folio I'D OF the records OF the surveyors office D.
on the west side Of Vermont avenue. opposite The
SAID sale will be made subject deed of trust made
by SAID George Taylor and wife to r. ". Tyler and X
g. RUTHERFORD OF record in the land records of said
following notes secured by said trust remain unpaid
TO wit; One principal note Tor sixty thousa1d dollars
1855 and two notes for interest the note first above
mentioned, each Tor the sum OF eighteen hundred
January 1855, aud the other will mature the 23d
Terms Of sale: One-tbird % of the purchase money
cash III hand. and the residue in two equal ents
on credit Of one aud two respectively from the
his notes for the deferred instalments of purchase
money. bearing date the day OF sale due in one and
per cent from date until paid payable semi annual "
and TO give such security for the payment thereof as
may be satisfactory to the undersigned approved by
ton deposit OF $500 will be required ON the day
OF sale, and the purchaser will be required to fully
comply with the terms sale within ten days there
after the property will b. resod at his risk aud
WILLIAM TAYL0E sNYDER. trustee.
CHARLES C. COLE. trustee
3y9-d&ds fendall Building.
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THE SEWER SCHEDULE.
COnduits 10 be Constructed Under Con.
tract the Coming Fiscal Year.

tract the Coming Fiscal Year.
The schedule OF sewers to be constructed under
contract during 1899, are as follows:
First street extended, northward from Boundary:
Sherman avenue from Irving to Wallach; E SOUTH
east, from South Capitol to New Jersey avenue;
1st street southeast, from South Carolina avenue
to street; South Carolina avenue, from New Jer-
sey avenue to 1st street; 10Th street south.
east, from South Carolina avenue, to c
street; 18th street. from C to B
streets; Tennessee avenue, from to d
streets; T street northwest, from 10th to 18th
street; Columbia road, from the Boundary north
ward; ID street northeast, from Delaware avenue
to 1st stress; street southeast, from Ist to New
Jersey avenue; I'd street, from u to Pennsylvania
street northwest, from X to streets; Delaware
avenue northeast, from d to E streets;
from o to streets; northwest from 18th to
18th streets; LIST street northeast, from c to d
streets; N street northwest, from 25th street to
vania avenue to East Capitol street; 4th street
southeast, from X TO L streets; 9Th street north
to
aware avenue TO I'd street; street southeast.
from Half street to South Capitol: p street, from
18th to Vermont avenue; LIST street northeast from
to Fenton Place; 4th street, from K
to streets northeast; 4th street SOUTH
street northwest, from Ridge street to N; 7th
street, from to streets; 18th street northwest,
west, from Rhode Island avenue to street: O
street northwest, from Sth to 9th streets; Della
ware avenue southwest, from to E streets; Ma
streets; virginia avenue southwest n from ID
to Sd streets; Carroll street southeast,
from LIST to I'd streets; COrcoran, from 18th e
from 9th to 10th; thapln, from I4th street north.
ward; Fenton place, from LIST to North
Gap iron from datn street
northward; Poplar street. from e7th to 2Sth;
streets; Ridge avenue, from 4th to 5th streets;
from 70 street
see avenue; G street northeast, from 9Th 10 10th
streets; D street southwest from Sd to AZ
street northwest, from 18TH to 10th; street
southeast, from 10th TO 11th streets; street
southwest, from 9th street to 1Oth street north
70 % street.
northeast, from Delaware avenue to I'd street; I
street southeast from 4th to 5th streets; street
northeast from sth to 5th Streets I street SOUTH
east. from I'd 70 Sd; Sd street southeast, from x
% l; street southeast ID 70 Attn streets; n
southeast, from Is street 70 South Capitol; street
northwest from 18th 70 18th streets; P
sss.; H@ ID e BoSDd srs
street northwest, from l3th 70 Ilth streets; 1st
csSs q s q " sIS0
ssrests ss s,s sSFsavess sSn ro 20
streets; 9Th street southwest nom 70 @ streets;
18th street northet - nom Maryland avenue 70
:5s s:;: assn : :s 9 Pm f1T 70
= street northeast. from Delaware avenue 70 1st
street; Massachusetts, avenue northeast, nom 9th
g 7sn ssseess; TN street northwest nom Q to
The total amount Of pips ussd IN the oonssruc-
] ton q thsss sessions wnI b AAsis fsst.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. July 49, - VIRGINIA Sizes old
coupons, 6:, do. ten-torties, 54.; do threes,
63si a644 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd. July 10 - Cotton frm-mid
ding l95s Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-South-
ern. steady; Fultz. S3aS7 Longberry. S5a9V; west
ern 1: quiet and steady; No winter red srot s4X
southern. scarce and irm-white, 63a66; yellow. Goa
SO; July. o2Hao3 August. 53a53k; september, So ia
western white. 4la42h; western mixed. 4Oa4Ok Rye
western. l70Qa1S.5O. Provisions quiet and steady
Mess pork. 1900. Butter steady aud dull, ISa3O
Eggs hrm. .l5Hai6. Petroleum re6ned, steady -.
Coffee steady-Rio carroes. fair 14kl4k sugar firm
A soft. "a copper refined. firIn, 154al5L. whisky
quiet and steady - 126a12S. Freights TO Liverpool
per steamer quiet - cotton. 5-32d.; -four per ton,
Us. graz Il. 3t4a4d. Receipts - -four, 5000 barrels
wheat $4,000 bushels: corn. 5000 bushels; oat q
1000 bushels. shipments - -four, I4OO Sales
Wheat. 100000 bushelA
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL., July 49, IL a. m.-The tone of
the public cables in sharp contrast to the tone of
yesterdays advances. The Chicago market RESPONDED
quickly. August wheat which closed easy last might
at 191s. opened at 79s and appeared to be from
firm at the decline. Corn opened weak, in sympathy
with wheat The first price for August was 4f,L
against last nights close, of 47a47k. The weakness
was only Inomenary, and August sold at Az in a very
few minutes: Pork was strong. August opened SC
higher at IL. 90 At a. m. quotations were: Wheat
19Ha79k for August; corn AK; oats. 25zS; pork,
H. for September. lard, $50; short ribs, 792h
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CRLEBUN CONFEssES.
Said to Have Told the Police All He
Knew Of the Latest Dynamiae Plaf. )

Said to Have Told the Police All Ha
Knew of the Latest Dynamise Pl4t.
CHICAGO July 19.-Frank ChlebaAs tht nfoWu-
haired, blue-eyed sweet-voiced mend, The,y With
John Hrnoek and Frank Cnepak scheIped b MUIR
der Judge Gary, Judge Grinnell and Inspector Bon
Held has made full and complete confes6i0R. CHILE
bun was not locked up at the armory yesterday
as were the other two, and when Chepak was
taken to the central station and Hronek to Jail,
Chebun was sent to an outlying police station.
He was not subjected, as were the others, to the
ordeal of having his picture taken for the rogues
gallery.
Last night Inspector Bonfield, accompanied by
Two or his Bohemian secret service operatives,
clad In workingmen's suits with soft black hats
and blue flannel shirts, visited the innocent
looking prisoner. The preceding day he
had intimated that he was ready to
tell all he knew, and last evening the Inspector
went to hear his story. Through the interpreters
ChIeDun went into the whole story from his first
meeting with Hronek and Chepak. His con-
fession Was that Hronek had unfolded his plans
for revenge, and had told of bomb
which he, Hronek, had invented. 1t was small, no
larger than baseball, and was TO be loaded with
dynamite and bits OF broken glass. 1t was denied
by Chlebun that the plot was to murder the judges
and inspector. The Two other men are at large
out may be arrested at any time.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TalGglanS to The Star.
ALL PINKERTON DETECTIVES.
ThaS's what q Railroad EmpiOye Says
Of the Men I'm, A. Sv> Chtra~A-

That's what u Railroad EmpiOye Says
OF the Men in Custody In Chicago.
CHICAGO, July ia member Of one OF the
grievance committees now In session here said to-
day that very little was done yesterday except
receiving Testimony which has been gathered
relative to the dynamite conspiracy.
"The testimony is not all in" said W. B. Huskey,
chairman OF the Chicago and Alton committee,
shut we have enough to show that Bowles Brod-
erfck, Wilson and Smith are all Pinkerton men.
Pinkerton has had men in our organiza-
ton for years. and they are getting In
their work. We have also learned that not an
ounce OF dynamite has been exploded on the Bur-
lington tracks. How do we know? We have men
who Know the effects OF dynamite-men who have
seen an engine blown all TO pieces by few ounces
OF dynamite In the city OF Denver during the cele-
DRAFTED Denver and Rio Grande strike One result
OF this meeting will be full and free invesiga-
ton OF the alleged dynamite conspiracy. II any
OF our members are guilty they Will be turned
over TO the authorities. We shall protect the in
and foes within"
EACH SIDE RESTS IT'S CASE
Mucn curiosity was expressed to-day as to what
the defense In the Burlington dynamite Eases
would be. At the opening OF court. Lawyer DQoo-
hue, for the Brotherhood, asked District Attorney
Ewing II the prosecution rested its case. <r. Ew-
ing nodded his head af1irmatively. Then we rest
our case" said DonOhue, "and are prepared 70 dis
cuss proofs" Mr.. Ewing declined 70 make any
argument, saying, ave simply ask TINT tie De-
PENDANTS be held on the evidence" n
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('UNARD LINE.
PROFESSIONAL

Pkof CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
ant Astroioser and Spiritual Medium Born
WIN seSond sight and veil. livery hidden mystery
h,' 49, hseosers lost or stolen property. tlnUs
p1oocn tfeasures- Gives lucky uuinfers Cauxsx
sieedy marriages. Brings separated together CIV
Success IN business Removes all family rroubI'..
80 ssl Antences Cures sickness. IL disaputtnteI
~ Efforts u others judge not ali allke the frofor
ean the most seePtlcaL str1agrs from othsr
cues VIII save tine and dlsappcn by caIIi.r ~,
ne only senume slArvoyant in this eity. As he sue
csecs Nnere AZ others tai, and adyertise< only whss
BE- can do S1ttings. Doc. ressliu. nv ,,.;i -
rtceYt Of 81. Name. lock VI hair dalsaf bish Hnr
10 s Open Sundays from 1 " > pm A~o1Ns
f21-ZIt. S.1 9th stnLw
M MI BROOKE TELLS ALL 1HE EVENTS or
Al LII AL business con ndentizl LADIES apdyen-
~ 1850 octeAsos~ p6-4ONs
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To BE EXAMINED FOR PROMoTIoN.-The Secretary
Of War has appointed board, composed Of Major
Royal T. Frank, LIST artillery; Capt. Geo. Ii. Torney.
assistant surgeon; Capt JAS. NJ Ingalls, LIST artil-
lery; Capt Jno. Z. Story, 4th artillery, and Capt
VIM. p. Vose, I'd artillery, with I'd Lieut. Willough-
by Make, I'd artillery as recorder, TO meet at
Fort Monroe, Va. september IL. for the examina-
ton for the promotion OF the following non-
commissioned officers: First Sergeabts Michael
NJ. McNamee, 7th cavalry: u. A. ZarDer, 9TH
cavalry, and Wilson Chase, 7th cavalry; Sergeanls
10Th infantry, and w. c. Bennett 18th
infantry; COrpOrals John n. Sigworth, LIST artil-
lery; NJ. A. Gray, LIST artillery; Robert W. Rose,
18th infantry; II. l. Jackson, 18th infantry, and
f. II. Sargent, 18th infantry.
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DtEn-
r shdbANT 2p i1ly 49, Isss a,G M WILLIAM
Funeral will take place from the residence OF IA.
ception. saturday. July ~. lsss
GREER. On Thursday morning. July 10, 1855 at
O'Clock. BELL DAUGHTER Of GeorgiAna ana the lste
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HEATING. Drowned. on July Is, 1885, JOHN W,
kfATING, IN the thirteenth year of his age
Funeral on Friday July % from his fathers resi-
dence, No. 1872 n street south west
NIssEN. On July is. 1855 at Atlantic Ctr
kkIsTIAN NlssEN. brother and superintendent e
Prof. Nissen.
PETERSEN. On Wednesday, July IL. lsss.
soPhiA u. widow OF the late Louis feteren a<ed
Funeral At 4 O'Clock Friday. 2oth. from the re~,.
dence u her daughter No AOA Rlrfb strees nSrfI
west
sHoCKEY. On Wednesday morning Julx a. lsss
at $50 am. Mrs HARRIET sHoCKEY, Ia the nifty.
seventh year Of her age.
b. shaw III third street soS,ba. sef r son
osiock. Friends 81 the family invited % attend
tcincinnata papers please copy.l
In Mea0riaoa.
HoMILLER In the death Of Mr.. CHARLES Ho-
MILLER the Western Market dealers mourn the los
Of one Of is Oldest and mosrespectsd occupants hs
associates In the Market will mis- his venerable sp-
pearance among them. and the younger portion Il
them viii lament the loss Of his fsthery advice In
many things appcrtanins 10 their businsss Tia pub
Lie win also miss his venerable appearance and sdsbls
and pleasant msnners IN catering ther wants. Ths
dealers OF the Western MARKET most sympsfhsficaly
condoe with his aicted family The oss Of one who's
life has been honorable example 10 The many. and
especAlly 10 those following his line Of bushes.
It, wEsrxnu MAnxEs.
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THE Courts.
porrcr CorRr--.yudoe ,f,yJcr

POLICE SoURr-Jud0e Mtficr.
To-day, ThOs. Landon, violating police regula-
lions; $40 or 30 days. Archie Hill disordery con-
duct: s. or II days Chas Barnes, hiring pistol;
$40 or 30 days JAS. curtis, profanity; s. or days
Rudolph PEEL, disordefly conduct IN county; do.
Mary Scott, disorderly conduct; g. OF Is days
Jno Mackel and Geo. Curtin, disorderly conduct In
county; s. or days each. Chas kenney pro-
family; do. Ida Mitchell. yagrancy; bonds or 90
days Jane Fechter, profanity; collateral for
feited- Edward Ash, yagrancy; bonds or 10 DAYS
Edward Lewis, do; DO Vim. Howard, disorderly
conduct IN county: collateral forfeited
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. AsH1NoroN Soc1ErY WOMEN.
THE OPINION OF A FASHIONABLE MODESTO
INTERESTING TO MEN AND WOMEN
TO BE READ CAREFULLY

Miss J. F. SMITH. No. 1139 9th st. NV. Washing
ton, ID. c., who dresses the leading society women Of
that city, writes. under date of June 4, 1888:
Dear Madame: have suffered for three years from
Nervous Prostitution, and have only kept my feet
through the Of tonics. This year it had been o
harder fight than but about two months ago one
of my customers (Mrs. Justice Miller advised me to
try your Vita Nuova.' / have improved steadily
since began the of it. and would like to know If
you will send it to direct, and what you will charge
me by the dozen bottles! My forewoman who is con-
sumptive. is also taking it with great benefit have
recommended Vita Nuova to many of my customers.
An early will greatly oblige respectfully
MISS ]. F. SMITH.
ITO Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER,
"52 and "a Park Place. New York"
Thus is VITA NUOVA" recommended and used
throughout the entire country. 1t has restored to
health the aged and the infant No remedy has ever
commanded such spontaneous Endorsements. No
remedy has SO many friends. The stomach and nerves
aie the causes Of our troubles. VITA NUOVA"
quickly brings them into normal condition. One dose
Of VITA NUOVA" will digest hearty meal in to
two hours, thus relieving the weak stomach Of all
strain. Refreshing sleep and perfect health will follow
its Pure blood is its companion. II is not wine
of coca and counterets and substitutes have proved
unavaiiiug. aplS-6m