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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE
Is publishing a most valuable series OF Tau1
documents. These are prepared with a view
Tn state the facts and arguments for PrOtec-
ton, whether IN the interest Of fsrmers,
laDO-ers, merchants or professional men.
Each issue of the series appeals 10 those en-
gagged IN separate Industries. and presents in
disputaDie factS-cOmparisons OF wages. cost
of living, and other arguments showing the
benefits of Protection.
ANY single one Will be sent on receipt Of ?
cents cents IN stamps except Wages. Living aud
Tariff" which viii be sent for cents.
The whole list will be sent for 20 cents or
any twelve for - cents. or eny FIVE fOT 10
cents, postage paid. Order BY number.
No. Ttcrs
wages, Living and TnriI." T. \. Harris
2-~TAe Advantages of Irotective Tarir to
the Labor aud Industries Of the United
states first friSc Essay. le61. CRAw-
Home Production INDISPENSABLE 10 q sup
ply, At Low Prices. OF t,ae Manufactured
Commodities required fer the PEOPLE OF
the United states. and Adequate hone
Production of these Co1lriodities Irnpos-
siole Without q tToseetlve TaTin.' First
4-"wbat are Raw ns,criss Would free Raw
Materials be Adrantagenus 20 the Labor
and Industries % the United staroa."
Eirst Prize Essay. Isca HOMER DfREsL -
3 failscies OF Free Trade. y Z. 4 l.Ifl-s2. 5.
e-"some Views on the Isrifs Oy an Old Bush
ness Man" " GRO. DRArEP-. .-.............. %
s-"The Protective Tariff It's Advantages for
ths south G l. tDwAR1s -. 80
3" Protection IS. rree Iraie"-A Historical
Review. d. q. UABETNAN................ 20
10" The Farmer and tho TariE" Col. THoaAs
r. DUpTEY. ............................... Is
IL" "Protection a. a Pubic Policy" GEosss >.
I2"Rsply 70 The irvssuts frcciTsd Msa
SAGE" r. =. FoRrER. R...................
II " 0rkingnlen and Toe Tariff 4" ........-..
lt-| Ine Vital Question Shall American Indus
titles Be Abandoued and American Mar
kets Surrendered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?.
1S-Sans "a German with Addition .......... q.
10" Tho frogress q one hundred Years"
EobERT =. fDirT E.....-..---. ..-.....-..
T." Protection for American Shipping ."......
- Tee fsrin Not q Tax" HoNER h BrBEIE..
ID " NJ frfshfnen should fe protectionisfs 4"
-" Protection " p. II AEaIuovN. .-.....-.-.. Z
2i-" " bar Ia 4 Tsrfff ?" Answers 70 a working
2-"Ihe American Wool Industry" <. n An
s5-"vszrs and Cost u Living . J D. wIrEs. Z
24" Sonthern Farming Industries -.
2a-- Snort Talk - NcfSinE-nen %. ............ 2
10 fTgtection and the Fsrlaer." senator 5. n
3f-"Fres Trade OF Proteefon7" Blaine's
repiy to Gladstone ...................--- 2
SIS eoch % Hen. Wm. VI kiHleF. r..
on the New Tariff Biz deIveeed aay :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

George Campbell, Hopkinsville, KY,
saws: Burdock Blood Bltters IS the
best preparation for the Blood and
stomach ever manufactured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
FuasnEas aEa rrsxsz srosEa.

PAD LIZ h1LE zansrsl rErehous--arns
- a. ~ sonia Jiris sn-sf srcfe Ftse9s SIS
frrn t1re - 10y rzf~s erRert p1ckerS ana
eersHai ~efere NiFE large Hexag seal fTe1.fi
y - t-lepaeni1g ) q s0 Saa -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
H. E. THOMPSON,
IL kfs H0sstRn bIuek


= ROOM house "a southeast parl ~ clty o.
trSde Tor house a. l0ts a. norte part ol
ctty.
IN acres fwo miles from city On gravel road.
~ e-oVi easy strms
= ROOM house and corner loi on CcnisF-st-.
only sl2a. worth $40
NV A-room 7ei Ter sSir al 3 bargain. VII
y tFace ioT vacant lais
MONTY TO LOAN az and = per eeut. on gltl
VA ccgrd security fefes snyder. = Csnal.ss,
1 OTIS near Essi-si. oniy tlsai terms b CASA
A. balance Sia quarterly Without interest
+ HAVE choice business blocks Iar s3e "a
4 CAAAisg Eud Suuih Niglsiaa sl. 4 Nll pa
per cent au investment
II WILL PAY parties wishiae fe mlRcfa.
NcsImeats 10 caA GAa iook over ,ug Asi h.
fore EuTcAaklag-
PERCl| SNYDER
- Cauai-st.
Telephone ---.-,........-....
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Lily White Flour

Is.made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
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SOUTH SIDE LOTS
VIII Sell al vsg LGs PTlrsSl

SIAFN Choice lots en- Jesersan. Dickinson.
= t4rigEs ana kefnelas aYcs North s&r -
Ss1C esSa satAii oasa paymeats, balsuoe "a
nusr az lQN TAtf ~ iAtcfeSi-
QlHIRTEEN NNl0N E0ILkA ARD LOTS
4 Ie satS slo siAslo ist.
ElAE ACEE TRACT ready - glai aad seA IA
lots Seae i0f fNlce . price.
u0i ~ AND loI sl9Al-I am se.Aag g0s
Al C~a property oliS ana Nlli tsAt p4fchas.
ere a. So Il AAc fits fAon fhe beGCnt al = islf
commission lE i.flces-
xsNiil be Ia 0inos sYeniagA
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4 oST-SuBasy Right between Sweets hotei
fsini~s - ant 4 diamond ring vii pay - Ie.
.ssrd - fhs retGTa 81 tbe ytoperty. Jnion
Credlt CsIB pany. room ~. hladle9Hb oa-idi8z.
%
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

his Paper - a Meabrr Of ths American
ceDspaD~r Pubiisherzf Association aad Is rep
resented Ia New YORK AZ l04 Temple Court.
where ths different issues are kept On ale.
fho ashiagfon once of the TELEessS iizs-
AID - af 5i5 Fourteeath-sg.. y. ". where nies
81 TIE paper ean be seen aud visitors u y asA-
insIon VII Always be made Selcome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

nenfs win the American Protective iafiu
League. of NeV io7k. g. which W. are en-
aUIed % furaish o. our readers any ~ these
10 rav shouid vou ssud ~ New lo-z for them
We have rhe complete iisF aow 0n hsnd. Ias
postage en- = letter aa3 the trouble ol Erising
can ~ saved by cailiae IS thfs Qislce aNd pay
inr only the r tail price. Syen1 Z ceats AID
read 81 IA a.ey speech in fsiI
THE TELE6RAN-HERAlO,
Ne. So Pear street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

HELP EAhTKD-kALE.
XVANTED-A arst-elass porter al the War
w sisk-
yJrANTgD-A eAnyAsser snd collector al the
w News i est brsGge-st.i references ~
quirea -os
xyANTED-A, once. one hrst-class wood
w turner. Ire Wat 4 b&rAes Furniture
Co. stargis. Mich. 70
xkANIED-Sape for one Of the
w SmaI Furniture Nts Co.'S OF this city;
must BE- experienced IN haaali pg men. Grtlng
lumber and ia running word working maehiu-
cry; must ais3 understand cabinet NOlk and
iDishing; best Of references required no
drinking man need apply satisfactory ar
TangeneBts viii DC made with the right man
for tie plaee. Address In confidence. stating
1fRs5sneI fsss1s spsls s4a iiAr' required l. = " ' 20
lVANTED-s cabinet makers At Newaygo 10
w work on folding beds Converse AIg
Co. ID Ly0n-st. rs
IVANTED-He -Help--Haryest for agents; call at
w once and secure Territory az home.
number OF good canvaSseTs OF both sexes
wanted immediately at 81 Claaey-st.. Grand
Rapids, Mich. 2l7
NVANTED-Three men of good appearance;
w q a DAY; apply before 10 a. m. ASK TOT
II. Merritt Eagle notsl. %
RRLP wANTgD-PENALE.
IVANTFD-A ehambermaid at the Living
w ston Hotel, 81 aud 5S Lyon-st 40
yUANTED+-A girl for general housework in
W family OF tao. W. II. klnsey, room ~.
Weston building, IL Canal-st. Do
! (VANTED-A girl to do general housework;
" one who likes children. Apply al 70
Ransom st. l5
| yVANTED-Competen girl for general house
W wofk. In small family. La ,. Union ~
! JVANTED-Grl in steam laundry one who
w can starch or run sinclair ironer. kinn
| Potter. Holland. Mich. AJo
IVANTED-w. l.. Dickenson's Employment
w Bureau furnishes competent help for
| private families and hotels IN or out OF the
| city. Girls applying here secure the best
| places aud highest wages. it being the Oldest
ONCE In the city. estaDii she'd ls1l. Apply al
rooms g. 4 and 5. or address with stamp. .
Monroe-st. Telephone No. %. 2lO
| \VANTED-At the Michigan House. Imme-
w diateiy; one diniagroom girl. 2O2 II
-----
SITUATIONS wAHTED-XALE.
WANTED Position. by registered pharma-
w cist; good habits; hrst-class references;
| wages moderate. Address box 4S3. Lowell.
| Mich. 20S
SITUATIONS WAnTED-FENALE.
| (TANTED-By n young lady. a position as
w stenOgrapher, assistant boOk-keep' or
! cashier; best OF references. Address y. ]. T.,
/ this Office. EOS
| IVANTED-Situations for 3 irst-claSs second
w girls. Apply Is Lincoln-st. Mrs. Ritter.
2D3
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

Eok SALh-Ny neN lSTxe EeGse SA Terrace
4 ave. nearly comrlete1. aae ~ortA SsS3s
OF er feT sale Tor ssf5ts &rse I4rior han. So
fius-FooGl. atuiAS -re9W AG4 Kitchen ssA bed
rooals. bathroom. bet ana colo NSter upstairs
aad deNn. sss and furnaces the house cAn nat
hs duplicated for sS1o. tke sal alone al easf
freht en- the erowa Of the terrace with = hne
view Of the city - worth sAfa. CiAuae N Bu-
ottaN4-StS .-if
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--.-BARGAINs H.
REAL ESTATE
AT TIN OFFICE OF
BROOKS & BROOKS

Rrick black PAYS : ger uent. ssses
Erick block psss PeE eent .--.,----.--. si..ssi
Bsack nlook. pass ie per eeat ---...-.....- la.vk
s. acres aezr ksee Lskt. oarEaan -. -l.slQ
81 lots eood location t-s.s
s houses asa loss a ssll 50 ane SO per meaiA
Biook 81 ioss "a Rive rSiae acditlon ....-.s tes
ssugle lots sle down. loag tine. int ioW- So
lots en Iduagsiea snd Aesberry SIS al
b&IsklR.
Vacant lets a. paris of the city
We have fes hrst-c.sss bargains II taken
SoCa.
House aaa lst 70 tlaas ior horses and bas-
gieS
We want livery stock Who has ons5
House and bot 70 trade foF sioex ol goods
Wecsu Mace about Nta utfg o. liii ca.C secUIs
uy. Cal aud Set 1s-
Several A No. farms 20 exchange.
Timber lands Tor SAFE 81 exchange.
Lots On Wolfs addition from 80 60 500.
few lols left en ear " esf side plat VII
flrE.sL lumber 10 ps.lia.
Houses 10 rrnt farms fer saie or exchange,
cal on as before geine eiSrN here.
Money 10 loan al lowest rates of iaterest.
Before you bay. call and see us-
once open Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
BROOKS BROOKS.
s aud "a New Housemaa block.
Telephone ll4a.
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wAsTED-TO BssT
KIsoELLAsB0Us

kXAN TED-T fahfs fe- adoption - Ms Or.
~ lLtsous hospital. p NoTta bsne ers
cts. West Ste l@aff
ED-EvErv consumer q stoFt easo
~ fHe g kasr taat sn - ~ st1f 80
0.ine ~ saV crsarsF AZ ee1is Etf ks.le p
Delivered e. anF pzrr - fhe rrg. 3 - BIB
st T@lept ere R9-s nav T. a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

XNANTED-A. once one nrst-class wood
w turner. Ine Wat q b&r1es Furniture
Co. stargis Mich. 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

4 HOME OR AN INVESTMENT thai uiu
Il Increase Ia sAsne every yeaT sou can have
BY puTCh&s az iof or house and lot 90 oar
ChtFFy. ST. Dlfislon-st. or kikhfh ward pat GA
ear lines ami nesr ehurcheS ss0 sehooisi dont
delay this opportunity pnees ana terms 80
suit yea. Turner a carroll. New HoUSclnAn
bui.ding. or Geo. n. DAVIS. 30. CSnsl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

tyANTED-A eznyAsseF and collector al the
w News. y Vest buGgesIi references -
quiFsl .0s
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
REAL EsrArE CITY

yVAAT sat Il ) re4sonAols ener for los
W a1d1e0 hoSs1S 81 nc EeraEt 81 kGehs1 49,
Il zla o1Tta ave. gNneE = ns1- res. arE4
sna i eaaaa T. ss.L l. = f9eTin.
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FoR REST-EOUsE2.

FOR RENT-Houses of 3. T. 3. 6 and rooms
from s. 20 slG; also suits 81 rooms "a tbs
ready for occupaucy. come and sec them
al slIt you. aH within miautes w*is ~
sweets Hotel. Inquire o. B. ~. blrnarl, 81
Aien-st,, ~ al once, g. AL Fernon-st Zee
phone lis7
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

HELP wAsTED-kALE.
XVANTED-A hrst-eisss porter 81 the War
w alSk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

NUANTED-Agents; $50 outfit on thirty DAYS
w time $50 profit in four weeks, or no pay.
Address. with stamp, Jarvis Z Co., Racine Wis.
nov. IS
ETANTED-Agents for the History OF the Ex-
w plorations OF, Daring Deeds and GraAd
Achievements of Stanley; agents outfit sl.e0;
circular free. Address y. A. Browning d CO.,
Toledo. Ohio. 3iltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

MANIFESTATIONS for irst-claSs second
w girls. Apply - Lincoln-st.; Mrs. Ritter.
2O9
VVANTED-A situation as a nurse. lS3 Oak
w land-aye.; Mrs. c. Buxton. 2l2
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-XALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALE.

WANTED-By n young lady. a position as
w stenOgrapher. assistant book keep'r or
cashier; best OF references. Address y. !. 7,
this oihce EOS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

LuR eAIf-Do you 0xnt 10 tUy complete
Il heme iae4te4 strcef With ihe tssf 4
sarfoVgainESy Fer E&EtIcUi4rs apply l. Il IA
geuaiaxs. $ snd g LoEls 81. -
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$pertal atnttrrs.

Mothersi Mothers I! Mothers III
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teethf II
90, 60 at once and get a bottle OF MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t; there is no mistake about IL. There is
not mother earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you ut once that 1t will regu.
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health TO the child, operating like
magic II is perfectly safe TO use In all cases and
pleasant to the taste, and Is the prescription of
one of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses In the United States. Sold everywhere,
rs cents bottle. iune25lyd&w
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cAnNRorE,s DAINTY RHAsr.
The Whole Earth Searched For Delica
oaos For Hts Guoufo.

0hoo EUr 1Ato Oo0DDs
The dinner given on Tuesday night by
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie 10 the president and
cabinet, and the delegates and ofiicees Of
the International American conference,
~. q.Ooe Of the most elegant aifairs OF the
kled ever given III Washineto4l.
The arrangements, which were novel and
unique, were planned by him, but, ~ he
city, he lefl the details 70 be carried out by
friend, Mr.. William f. Curtis. The walls
Of the 1aree new dining room at the Airing
ton hotet were literally banked with spring
nowers. The t<ble was circular iu l6rm,
y feet n 9lemetcr. and covers were laid
the tabos was niantm 9th four.lsaved clo-
yer y fnaiden-hair fern, over which was
suspended huge silver lamp, the brilliancy
Of which was softened by festopns Of sea-
weed that dropped into the maiden.hai
Tho angles between the leaves Of the clover
were filled with solid masses Of orchids,
tulips and croctses, there being thous-
euds Of blossoms which were collected In
Now Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Pensacola,
Jacksonville, and other cities of the South,
- well ~ In the greenhouses Of Philadel-
phia, New York, Newport and Boston.
The hill OF fare consisted OF oysters on
theMshell, clear turtle soup, broiled sole
nom England, with cold caulifiower;
broiled breasts OF spring chickens from
Louisiana, with hot asparagus roasted
spring lamO from Scotland teal ducks
from Currituck Sound, North Carolina, and
the usual deserts. The wines were Chateau
Yquem, twelve Apostles sherry, Cha
teau LATTE, Royal Berton Sec, and some
rare Madeira.
The menu was engraved in fine script
upon heavy beveled blocks of papier-
mache, and no French terms were used.
Every particle Of food was described In
plain English. In the upper left-hand
corner were the initials Of Mr.. Carnegie I'm
two shades of green, while the name of the
guest was, by new and peculiar process,
blown In glass at the bottom.
During the dinner a vocal and instru-
mental concert was given instesd of the or
dinary orchestral music. Nine. Marie
Decca, Miss Elizabeth johnson, Mr. Hern-
don Morsell, and the Shubert quartet gave
the vocal numbers, Miss Alice Raymond
played cornet solo, Mr.. Ernst Lent solo
on the violoncello, Messrs. Elkstein and
Andrews a duet for zithers, and Mr.. Alex
ander presided at the piano. There were
no formal speeches.
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pHiLADELPHiA : READ1NanAiIaozs z;
READING : COLUMBlA Drvmron. Il


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HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
NO. q.
In use 30 years. The only successful remedy
for NERVOUS DEBILITY. VITAL WEAK
NESS and Prostration, nom Over-Work or
other causes. 81 per vial, or vials and large
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ceiptOeof price.-HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE
Co., Fulton St.. N. Y. iune27-Th Saw
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The transition from long, lingering and pain
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the life OF the individual. Such remarkable
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watterson and Halstead.


The journalist: career of Mr.. watterson
has been as unique and picturesqe as is the
editor of the Louisville Courier Journal
himself 1t practically began after the war,
when, hungry and ragged Confederate, he
reached Cincinnati to visit his distinguished
relative the late Justice Stanley Matthews,
Of the United States supreme court. Being
Independent and still q little aggressive,
Mr.. Watterson refused the aid his Northern
relative prOffered with liberal hand, and
began work at go a week on the Times
Star, the leading afternoon paper of Cincin-
natl. l think that journal was then owned
by gentleman named Starbuck, who soon
grew fond of his young Confederate editor.
ltdid not take long for Mr.. Halstead of the
C6mmercidt to get his artillery eye on Mr.
Watterson, and the young Southerner be-
!, came meat for Mr.. Halstead's most pun
gent paragraphs In the then feverish
condition of the Northern mind, Cincin-
natl was not the most lovely place in the
world for q Confederate soldier, and Hal
stead's frequent references to the Confede-
rate editor OF the IfmeS-Ssdr hurt Waiter
son.
OF combat, young Watterson walked to the
Commercial office one day and sought the
presence Of Its able editor. To say that
Hals.ead was surprised at his coming
family describes the situation. For mo-
ment he was not quite sure whether his
soon set his mind at rest by saying as soon
as he had introduced himself:
Halstead, 1t is within your power to
drive me out of this town and prevent me
from carrying the living I sadly need.
only intend to stay long enough to put
where. With this statement 1 leave your
future references to me with your own
judgment of what is right and fair"
From that day to this not an unkind refer
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rams Drug store, 1877 and lD North Queen
street, LANCASTER, Pa. W
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nucklen,s Arnica salye,

The BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
no nav required IT Ia guaranteed TO give per.
feet sati tisfaction, or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by II. b. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. lS7 and l3s North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. 1uneN-iyu
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THE Children's Health must not be neglected.
Colds In the head ana snufiies bring on catarrh
and lung affections. Ely's CreamIBalm cures
At once, IL is perfectly safe and is easily applied
into the nostrils. II also cures catarrh, the
worst cases Welding TO t. feb27-2wd
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Chilliness, dizziness, pains in the side and
back, sieepiness, listlcssness-in q word, a gem
eral torpor OF the system-all these clearly indi-
cate liver disease. Use Laxador In time and be
package.
Preserve your baby's health by promptly ad-
mlnlstering Dr. BulIs Baby syrup for the dis
cases of early childhood. Price % cents bot
tie
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A particle is applied TO each nostril and IL
agreeable. Price 10 cents at Druggists; by mall,
registered, 10 cents. -
sepll.lyd&w No. 50 Warren st.. New York.
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put on the lSr0keS

II you find you are going down hill In point Of
health Failing strength, impaired digestion
and assimilation are the marks of decline,
Check these and other indications of prema-
ture decay with the grand vitalizer and restrain
ing tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Begin
ming at the fountain head the stomach, the
Bttters remedies It's inefficiency, corrects It's
errors, and sets II vigorously at work. The di-
separate from the food its nutritive principles,
which the blood assimilating. isenriched. Thus
strenrthened, and Abnormal waste Of lis tissues
stayed. Appetite, the power to rest well, n
regular habit are also re-established, and the
various functions move once more in their ma
tural and healthful groove. The Bitters more
over, is q specifc:for and preventive of malarial
complaints, rheumatism, biliousness and kid
ney troubles.