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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24
Regarding tho Mlll.

1t is probably hazzardlng nothing to
say that Vinita's roller MILL after re-
pea,ed "hilches," has been provided
for Mr.. Benz Evans. an expert mill
wright lately from CRANKY, Mo ar.
rived here a few days ago, bringing his
family This gentleman will erect the
mill and be placed in charge Of its OPP
Grafton when completed. The plan is
to put basement under the present
mill building, add another story and
put upon ID mansard roof-the entire
structure, sides aud top, to be covered
with corrugated iron. THIS will give
the building an imposing appearance
and provide all the room required Tor
the production Of sixty-lve barrels Of
first-olass -four per day Of twenty-four
il ours, the capacity decided upon. The
flour is guaranteed TO be equal in quail.
ity to any shipped to this town. Only
one contingency now stands in the
way Of this project and that is the
raising 0 + a comparatively small sum
VI iitNHN.f AN a hbtiAof ~ HN AiDiiNLSA W
the projeetors-a sum really !nsignif-
cant, when the prospective benefits
are considered. The NJ, X. & r. rail
way company has promised to put in a
switch from its track to the mill and
give all possible aid in the direction Of
freights and facilities OF this charac.
ter. The intention is to be ready for
operation in August, go as to handle
the present wheat crop.
w. w. Miller, the enterprising
hardware man, Of Vinita, has sold to
X. D. Knight a Charter gas engine.
MIR, Knight with commenddFle en-
terprise has secured an elegant lot on
Wilson street in second block south Of
Illinois avenue, where he is rapidly
5niIding shops and a planning mill.pre-
nafalory 10 doing tie wood work ON
Galloway college for which he has the
contract. lie is fine workman and
is fixing for extensive business in his
linei and as for Mr.. Miller, he viii sell
you anything from sauce pan to an
ocean steamer.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24
VIA. n, X. 4 =. RAILWAY.

lodnted Rates, Account OF southern Baptist
Meeting.
Account Of the Southern Baptist meeting
which couyens az Fort Worth, Texas, May 2,
1880. the Missouri kautas Texas railway
VIII sall upon May 5thi sth and s.h, 1880,
round "trip tickets TO Fort Worth az rate OF
one fare for tie round trip. tickets TO be good
80 days call upon your local ticket agent for
tickets and particulars. TT Castor Mestisr,
GenY Pass and TT Agent X & n Ry.,
selulia No
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24
1x1scELLA1TEous ADS
v1N1rA NuzsEzx CO.,
oae- fonrth mile east Frisco depot.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
grape Vines. Small Fruits. &c.

RccoFnizinx thc fact that none huf frsf-ciass
stock viii iHd a market, our aim has been 10
produre ihe best trees possible Oar cnndl
lions as % soil and location are She best.
Prices on application Address g.
MARRs 4 BROWNING. Ninita. T. T.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24
M NJ. EDMISTON,
JONATHAN GORE.

~
AtssrHey At-Law and L. 8. Commits
siOner for Civil Business.
Commissioner Of Deeds for Kansas,
Missouri, Arkansas and Texas.
Doade and local nanarc drawn and
Acknowledged. Collections against
railroads for stock killed Office, Ope-
ia House Block. Ninita. Ind. Ter. 9-23
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24

Iy term OF contra 6 thf company mast de-
rosite the SUM az ail prizes Included iu the
scheme before selling single trErt. and re-
ccife the following oli iai permit.
tFEuFIrtTE-i hereby certify thaf THE Bank
OF iondon aud Mexico has on dcuositr the no.
ccssary funds to guarantee the payment OF on
prizes drawn by the Loteria Ne Ia fielcncenUia
Puhlica AVoluar Castillo. lntervHnor.
Further. ihe company is required fo distril
nte huy-siN per cent of Size value ~ sli tha
Nckets in prices larger portion than i-
given hy any other lottery
Finally the number of tickets is lllu tti f1
S1 a3-u. .0ie less than afs SOLD Of s-fer lut-
tcries using the same scheme
Spencer Hutchins, General Agent.
Houston. Texas.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
SUB-TREASURIES
The Cause of the Present Finan-
cial Situation.
Such is the Opinion Of Senator
Farwell, of Chicago. .ssaa
If the Sub-Trensuries Could BE Wholly
Abolished Everything Would he Lovely.
Says There Never Was Amy Good Reason
for Establishing Them-Aeting secre-
tary BntchelIer's Views.
ARoLlsA suR-TREAsuRlEs.
Views OF Senator FarweII on the Finan-
cial Situation.

Views of Senator Farwell on the Finan-
cial Situation.
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Senator C. B.
Farwell, of this city, writes the follow
ing letter to The Inter-Ocean from
Waukesha, Wis:
Il see good deal said in the papers
about the tightness in the money market
and that Secretary Window has been
called upon to relieve it. The finances
Of the country cam never be in a healthy
condition when it is required that the
secretary of the treasury shall be asked
to step in and relieve stringency which
periodically occurs.
mo one man should have it i'll his
power to make money either cheap or
dear. The government is collecting
more money than it spends, so that ac-
cording to the last treasury statement,
there is now locked up in the various
sub-treasurie5 of the country 2101 ,000.-
900 over and above the liabilities of the
government. The total amount held in
the various sub-treaSurieS is something
over 500, 900, 900, and the government
hold as security for this vast sum of
money the bonds Of the respective sub
treasurers signed by their friends, for
about one-fortieth of this amount.
Now if these sub-treasuries could be
wholly abolished and money deposited
in the National banks Will adequate Sc
curity taken from the whole amount in
ste ad of one-fortieth. which i given by
those who now hold this money Mr..
Window would not be required to go
into Wall street to regulate the
finances. The money would be safer
than il row is and $]O0,00) per annum
would be saved 10y the abolition of this
system. There never was any good rea-
son for the establishment of the sub
treasury system and it ought to 10
forthwith repealed
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
CONGRESS.
Two mundred nnd rwenly.I,Irs

Two Hundred and Tw"Dty-First nay.
In the senatc--The senate passed num-
Der of bills providing for bridges over
southern rivers The conference report
on the land grant forfeiture bill was taken
up, ard discussed until adjournment
In the house Mr. Mckinley reported
tie tariff bill 10 the house, and after two
hours debate the senate amendments
were non concurrcd in, and the bill sent
to conference. Mr. Enloc, Of Tennessee,
Offered resolution condemning Mr. Ken
nedy's attack on the senate In a speech
delivered Sept 3. Consideration Of this
resolution was not included when the
house adjourned
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

course of his remarks he said he hoped
th4t ether provinces would imitate Sile-
sin in regard to improving the condition
Of workiuglnen. He agreed with the
Liberals. who declared that state CO
ercion was not the riga, way to oppose
social democracy, and that liety must
help itself. Social reforms. he said.
could only be int oduced by tsse citizens
themselves. He usted the PEOPLE
woul . awake ftom their ss5harsy and
not leave it to the state to struggle
against perversiye elements.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
THE PRESIDENTS FAMILY
Not L!iseiy to Remaiu at Oresson Springs
over Two VI eeks Longer.


CREssoN SPRnGs9 Pa, SNpt. 1.-THE
president said Monday morning that if
the weathe; continued favorable and
puo iu business doe NOT prevent, he will
lem,il t Crc3son till the end of next
week. lie said the place seemed to
agree with Inn, and that he wanted TO
stay aS kng as {Qsslblr. 1t is now
learned hat while tn MCantain house,
the oaly butei here, VIII c.o5e this sea-
son GA atmday, arrangements have
been mad there 10 supply the presi-
deLts family with meas after that date
for Il Ietlad not exceeding ore week.
1 he president his received invitations
from tie people Of Dea.ly all the neigh
Lori, s towns and villages to pay them
It visit One that is likely to be accept
ed caMe from the miners of Hontzdale,
Pa. who said they would suspend work
Oh tie day of his visit and give him
roGsing reception.
Private Secretary Halford Monday in
formed Mr., George w Boyd, of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company. that
the president WAS now ready to accept
his Invitation to visit ,johnstown, Bells
Gap and one or tive other points Of in
telest on that roal within days jour
uey of Crcsson.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
\ reot Oae .ath Ililiol.

NEwDGRY, Ala, Sept. IA double
fatal treet duel occurred here Sunday
af ,crn0on between Robert Turtle and
Glen Dusllin prominent young men of
the town. They had quarreled Satur-
day afternoon, and Iarted with the un-
lerstanIing thar each should arm him
self ard shoot on sight Sunday after
noon about o'clock they came together
in the center OF the town. Each
ompt ed his receiver, Du. kin iell, mort
ally wounded, with fonr bullets il his
body, aad the last hot from his pistol,
after he had fallen to his knees, struck
Tul pin in the forehead, killing hlm
ms andy.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
snnthnn,nlnn I,ncI,c....

SOUTHAMPTON. Sept, 1.-THE dock
labofers assembled in large crowds out
side the dock gates Tuesday morning
awaiting to resume work Ihe Onion
and Royal steamship company, Which
Wei the last to h.lI out against the de-
mands of the men Tuesday mo ming,
posted placards OH their decks announce
ing that the increased wages would be
granted all around
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

EAsToN, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE faculty
OF Lafayette college have suspended for
,nc year Juau Antonio Medina, Young
Spanish student. and Geuge Smith, of
cranton, who last week attempted to
haze scholars of Milford, Del. Medina,
who is confined to lis room from the
effects Of Il terrible blow with a club de-
lNetcd by Shocklev. sent for the latter
and congratulated him ON his pluck.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

LrvoSr, Ill, Sept. 1.-Two masked
mon entered the house of Timothy Car
ron Monday night with drawn levolyers
aad oldeled him and his family to
throw up their hands and to turn over
ihrir money. Mr.. Carroll attempted 10
resist. when they fired at hun. striking
him in the leg, aud then beat him into
iuscasibility. They seCu cd $500 and
E.4l
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

san FRA: CIsCC, Sept Il. - Tee
graphic communication with Guate-
uala has been restored, Tut the Sal.
Nador Government refuses to allow
cable dispatches to pass through until
Guatemala has paid the mount due On
messages for the past four months. The
only exception is in the case of inn
uortant official kilograms addressed to
f0rpiun LEGATIONS.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

KANSAS CITY, Sept. u. AT Monday
nights session of the convention of Old
lime Tclegraphers tie officers of the
ass lciatiol were reelected as follow:
W. y. Flum, cf Chicago, presidents
vice president, w Is. W Milson, of Har.
ii burg. Pa. secretary aad treasurer,
q. l.. le;lit, of Chicago. Washington
WAS decided Oh us the place for holding
the next annual meeting
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
smokeless Powder, in War.

BORDEAUX. Sept. li.-At the conclu-
ron, commander of the Eighteenth
army corps, issued order Of the day,
in which he says til he use of smoke
less powder will III, no change in de-
fensige tactics, but VIII render offensive
tactics more ditfic, 1t is, therefore,
imperative that commanding officers
display great intel isence in choosing
positions for an at uca.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

VIENNA, Sept. i7.-The work Of de-
stroying the iron gates in the Danube
was begun Monday in the presence Of
the Hungmin and SerN ian lr.miers.
tha Austrian minister of commerce and
other ministers and oflicills of the three
countries interested, and large con-
course Of peODle,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
New pipn Line 10 Er inift.

IIT1NBTRG, Sept. Ii.-Ihc EIcho Lll
company has let the contract for pipe
lie 10 connect the han titlsand { ora, p
oils liclds witt Charters station ON the
PusLurg and Lake Elie raiircad. From
this point oil viii be shipped in tank
cars to New York. The line will he
about six miles in leng Il AMI the eX-
pect 10 oren operat ons with a monthly
niDnent Of ~. .000 barrels
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept. I1-Dick
Tate. kentuclSy's fugitive treasurer, has
been seen again. john McBey, of
Springf cd, Mo. has written here for "a
reuuisition, declaring positively that he
has spotted the man. He had SO much
confidence in his Judgment that he in
closed the necessary fee for the requisi-
ton. McBey says he has certainly
located Tate in Dallas county, Mo-, the
county jus. to the north Of and adloin.
ing the county OF Green. OF which
Snrinrfeld is the county seat.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
AN EXTRA SESSION.
Every Reason to Believe That the Presi-
dent IL seriously ConsIderIHg II.

Every Reason to Believe That the Presi-
dent is seriously Considering II.
WASHINGTON, Sept. There is
every reason to believe that the presi-
dent is seriously considering the advisa-
bility of calling an extra session Of con-
gress. Ii is known that several prCmi-
nent Republicans have advised such
course. with view to an earlier consid-
GRAFTON of the Federal election hill.
Persons who have talked with the prcsi-
dent on the subject say he will certain
lv reconvene congress If certain pending
measures IL which he takes great inter-
est. are not disposed OF at this session.
These included the anti-lottery bill, the
supreme court bill and the labor bills
now in the senate, and the postal ship
ping bilf. now awaiting the action Of
the house The president is known TO
be specially interested in the passage Of
the election bill, aud would probably
feel Justified in calling nm extra session
for the consideration of II and such
other Of the important measures now
pending as may not he disposed Of at
this session.
Georgia cottou will be . Der cent.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

81 ,RAMENTo, Sept. IA dispatch
fr,ln Perkins Station states that Mon
day night trouble arose between a.
MCi!l:e and his son-in-law, J. j GlakeA,
over 4, III site matters, resulting in a
shooting aifray. Menke is reported
dead and Glaken molta ly wouhLel.
and sol Of Menle seriously, if not
fatally injured The parties are all
pr, miuent hop growers.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

MADRID, Sept l..-At 10 o'clock Mon
day night fire broke out in the alace
OF the Aihalnbra, in The Grenada, aud
Notwithstanding the efforts of the fire.
men Lurl cd for several hours. The lire
originated in the Alberta courtyard and
soon spread to the galleries, causing u
heavy am ~r.nt of damage.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
FV"NJN-LONUo OF oOLU NUGoE D
That's What Hoos:er Farmer Says His
Land Has On 1t.

ANDERSON, Ind. Sept. l1.-Allan
Eshellnan. a big farmer living north of
town, has di covered gold upon his
farm. Ee brought IA large-sizel nugget
to town Monday that he picked up, ami
had it analyled by local chemist, who
claims that it is lich in g)ld ore. Eshel-
man aims that there is wagon-loads of
the stun" i'll the led and proposes TO
inv stgate the matter further.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept. 1.-THE
schooner Comrade, owned by t}iichrist,
of Cleveland. has been lost with her
crew vi eight men on Lake superior.
She larted her t0,g line with the tuiuu-
lia daring u west-southwe-t gale ~atur-
day night, and Two days caryh has
failed to find any trace Of baat ur crew.
She was ia; dcd with l,GO0 tons Of irpl
ore from Ashland, and was valued at
S;tlUDl
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
EATTnMDED
UINIUlIDED.
Another Mining Disaster Re.
ported from Germany.
Number of Victims S&id to Be
One Hundred and Fifty,
Most of Whom at Last Accounts Were
Believed to BE Dead-Rcscuing Parties
Hard at Work-rhe stories of Suffering
In Ireland Said to BE Greatly Exagger-
ateG--Other Foreign News.
DISASTER in A MINE.


One Hundred and Fifty Men Reported
Entombed at s.. Wendel, Germany.
COLOGNE, Sept. IA disaster in a
mine at St. Wendell is reported to have
occurred. One hundred and fifty men
are said to be entombed, most of whom
are believed to be dead Parties are at
work in the enGeayor to save any that
HAY be alive.
oniy Twenty Iii ei.
LATER. The latest reports from ST.
Wendel are to the effect that the cx.
plosion occurred in tho Maybach pit.
and that twenty-five miners We're killed
Three hundred and twenty-five were
rescued.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
DAM DYNAMlTeo.
Supposed to he the Work Of Farmers
Damaged by nreIfloMs.

Danlagfd bY UtrTHOWs.
GREENcAsTIF. Ind. Sept IT, For
some time past the farmers along Eel
river. Lear the Gwen county line. have
suffered from the overflow Of its water,
caused y the dam at Mil Grove mill.
IN Cwea go nty. Sunday hight. at the
hour of midnight, the dam was blown
up with dynamite. it is sni p ,sed by
paitie- V Lo had suffered in ihe manner
Indicted.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17

feet in length, with an average width of
30 feet, two stories in height, and with
main tower rising 200 feet from the
roof. its costs is III the neighborhood
of $50, 600.
The space under the palace is great
coal mine with lalyrinthian avenues.
The Interior OF the palace itself is filled
with vast display. agricultural, me-
cbauical, artistic and scientific. 1t will
he open until Oct. IA. There is water
fan over which 1.500,O00 gallons of
water will daily roar, and which will be
Illuminated b !, 300 electric lights.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
foWA's INITIAL COAL PALACE.
Formally Opened in Ottumwa--An Uni
que Structure.

sOTTuMwA, Iowa, Sept. 17.-Iowa'sini-
tial coal palace was formally opened
here Tuesday afternoon with imposing
eermonies. 1t is unique structure, 200
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
Emperor william n social Reforms.

BERLIN. Sept. 17.-Empercr William
made an important speech at banquet
at Ircslau Saturday ni=ht. In the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
THE AGENT OF THE rRusrs.
Ho Wants TO Win a Seat In congroaa In
This District with tho Aid OF tho Trust
Sharks Corruption Money,


NhN"' WV ~ - ''Nf
We have shown that Mr.. McKinley's
agents aud collectors approached the
manufacturers In the Window Glass
Trust with confidence, because no had
procured for them higher duties, even
while they were perfeCting their Trusts
and making four successive advances
OF their ring price. But the story was
only half told. The Trust Is Indebted
TO MFR. Mckinley for something more
than the retention OF the old duties on
small sizes, (the new charges on cover.
ings being equivalent TO an addition
Of at least 10 per cent? the advance Of
one-quarter Of o cent per pound on
large sizes and the requirement as TO
actual weight. At the last moment, In
conference, Mr., Mckinley procured the
Insertion Of the following ourlouBly
worded proylso, to which we have al.
ready directed attention;
"Provlded, That unpublished cylinder,
crown, aud common window glass, i'm
ported In boxes, shall contain llfty
square feet, as nearly rs sizes will per
Init, and the duty shall be computed
thereon according TO the actual weight
of glass
The intention was TO forbid the i'm
portation Of window glass except In
boxes containing fifty square feet, and
TO require the goods, even In these small
boxes, to be unpacked at the Custom
House, In order that the duty should
be computed on "the actual weight Of
glass"
Why was the law framed so as TO re-
Quire the use Of boxes containing ilfty
square feet, and practically to prevent
the use Of larger boxesp The answer
shows how closely the action taken by
Mr.. Mckinley, with respect TO the glass
schedule, was connected with the action
Of the Window Glass Trust, and how
the change made In conference, almost
at the last moment, depended upon
what that Trust had undertaken TO do,
Word was car
ried TO Mr.. Mckinley by the agents of
the trust, who had been in frequent
communication with him, that the i'm
porter must be restrained In this way
AT once the proviso quoted above was
put into the bill, and the members OF
the Trust were ready to contribute
most generously to the fund that was
to be spent In Mr.. McKinley's district
for his benefit.
The provisions above noted seem To
be among the most oOntemptible parts
of the act. They are evidence that Mr.
Mckinley and his pet Trust were will
ing to accomplish their ends by trick
and device. In return for them tn
contributions collected by the agen 9
who called in vain upon Mr.. Macbeth
must have been very large,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
FASHIONS CAPRICEs.
Quaint, Graceful and DlstIngue Adap'
tatIOns Of 0lden Styles by RID
fern.

One Of fashions eaproes this season ls
10 20 back into the ahadowy past and bor'
row from dead and gone royalties designs
for 'hs eosiuming Of our nineteenth een'
tury bellies, So We are wearing the Henri
DeuX eollareltes, the Queen Anne ruehea
and ruiis, Catherine do MedloI collars,
aud Henry tho Second oapea, All OF
which are quaint dlstlnRue and decidedly
becoming, and therefore acceptable 10
womankind In general, Redfern the ini'
mitable, was among the first TO SEQ the
possibilities IN this direction, aud some Of
the most graceful and striking Of these
adaptations Of older styles, bear tho sign
manual Of the famous Enaliah house,
Among these Ia tho Edward Sixth cape
here illustrated,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
Ayers Pills.

For loss OF appetite bilious troubles, eOnsli,
patton, Indigestion aud sick headache, llleae
Fills arc unsurpassed,
"f0f 4 l0ng time I WAS q sufferer from
stomach liver and kidney troubles, eNpe'
rlenolng much dlnieully N digestion, will
severe palms IN the lumbar region aud 0lllef
parts Of Tho body Having lrled variety of
remedies, Including warm bAllls, Win only
temporary reltei about three months ago !
began tho uae VI Ayers rllls, and my health
d NO much improved that gladly testify 10
tho superior merits NJ this medicine, -
ManOel Jorge rereifa Porto, Portugal
"for tho eure oi headache Ayers Calliar.
10 rilla arc tho most effective medicine
ever uaed1-ii, X, James, Dorchester Mass
"When feel tho need VI u Cailiaulo, take
Ayers fllla, and mud them 10 be more enee'
tiye illan any other pill ever took, o. Mis-,
II, q, dfnhh, iiufwellylle, Va,
"i have found IN Ayers fiila, IN inyalua'
Bic remedy ior constipation biIlousness, aud
Kindred disorders, peculiar 10 mlAimnlle
localities Taken III small and frequent
doses, these llllA