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1.-THE DAM GIVES WAY.
Works at the $500" Ship Canal Gov.
cred With Water.
A STRIKE IN INDIANAPOLIS ENDED.
Mistaking an English Tourist for
Jack the Ripper.
STOCKS DULL AND EADY.
A BREAK IN THE DAM.
The $500" Ship Canal Works Covered With
Water.

The $500 Ship Canal Works Covered With
Water.
SAULT STE. MARIE, MICK, March 20.-A break
occurred in the Golfer dam protecting the work
of excnvating for the new ship canal Wednes-
day evening. The water rushed through,
gradually wearing the break larger, until a
torrent of water twenty feet wide was pouring
into the pit below where Collins & Farrell S
entire excavating plant is located. completely
submerging it. The water rose in the pit
at the rate Of two feet an hour until yesterday
afternoon when it reached the top of the Golfer
dam below the pit, and is now emptying into
the river below
The government house was partially sub
merged, putting out the fires. There is large
force of men and teams endeavoring with hay,
stones, bags of clay, timber, &C., to stop the
flow. Opinions differ as to the cause of the
break, some attributing it to heavy blasting,
others to the fact that the foundation of the
cribbing is on sand. The damage will be heavy
and the work Of excavation delayed several
weeks.
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IN THE ROYAL CRYPT.

Prince Napoleons Remains Arrive at Turin
and are Received With Honor.
TURIN. March 2O.-The remains Of the late
Prince Napoleon arrived here today. They
were met at the railroad station by the Duke Of
Genoa the Count of Turin and by a guard of
honor, and were conveyed, followed by an i'm
posing procession, to the Church of In Su-
perga and were there deposited in the royal
crypt. The will of the dead prince designntes
Prince Louis Napoleon, one Of his sons, as the
formers successor as the head of the imperial
house OF Bonaparte. Prince Napoleon's estate
by the same instrument, is divided between the
Princess Letitia his daughter, and Prince
Louis. The name of Prince Victor, his other
son, is not mentioned in the will.
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A HINT To ENGLAND.
The Newfoundland Colonies MAY Initiate the
American Coloni.t..

LONDON. March 20.-1he Pal Mall Gds,tfs
today gives great prominence to n commune
cation from a gentleman who occupies a
position Of influence IN New Foundland
and who il nov in this CITY. In
this communication the New Foundlander de-
clarcs that any attempt on the part Of the inn
perial government 10 enforce martial law in
Newfoundland will be resisted, adding: The
tories cannot come the Trafalgar Square bust
ness over us.
At the conclusion of long leading editorial
upon the subject the TdR Nal Gaosi. save:
Unless something Is done quickly 90 bring
about a reapproachment between the colonies
and the colonial office, We may find the New
foundland kettle OF fish will 20 the way of the
Boston packets of tea.
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NEuRALe1c PERsoNs
And those troubled with nervousness resulting from
caro- or overwork will tie relieved by taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
WRAPPER
LIVERY DAY INCREASES THE POPULARITY
~ and sale OF CARTER Little Liver Pills. The
IS that when used relief is follow. Don't
forget this.
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CHILDREN'S HATS.

We have nov in stock all of our Summer Wash
hats and sun Bonnets for Children. stylish and
odd shapes They are an Improvement on last
years in tina: they can ~ easily Numbered. We
are showing them in pretty shades OF Pink and
Blue Chslubray. matching the chambray and
ginxtaIn dresses. Also in striped and plaid
gingh..ns 20 match the dresses.
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An Exhibit at Chicago Favored,

VAUDEVILLE, Me-, March 2O.-Resolutions
were adopted yesterday at a meeting of the
state board of trade favoring an appropria-
ton of $40 600 by the legislature for the state
exhibit at the worlds fair, and favoring reci-
procity with Canada.
YASK1oN, S. D., March 2O.-The Commercial
Club of this city has decided to make a vigor-
GUS effort to unite all the principal cities Of
South Dakota in project to have the state
represented at the worlds fair in 1885, The
legislature having failed to make an appro-
priation. the progressive men of the state will
make the matter private enterprise.
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CYrIDREN,s DRESSES.

The Children's Bingham. Chanibray and
French Percale Dresses are very dainty and
have been selected with great care Forty
styles from which to select The boy babies
have not been forgotten We have styles ex-
clusively for thern with kilt SKIRTS. shirt waists
and jackets. making pretty little suits for the
boys of two and three years They are made OF
the nnsst French Psrcsles and Gsinghams. also
OF Piqus-piain or handsomely embroidered.
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THE 1891 Cares.

The Bernhard" is the style. We have few Paris
models. Here's one Made of Tan broadcloth with
round front and We back Of Brown velvet applqued in
Gold and Tan; Meici collar of ostrih feathers and
velvet. Cose-nttng back; high loose shoulders, from
which the cape drops in graceful folds To below the
waist. Those who made specially of imported wraps
will charge you Ell We ask the European price, sl4.
Here's another: Navy Cancels Hair Cape. style
above. but braided in Navy and Gold only Sl4.
G1rWe ask special attention to the Domestic Gar
Insnts made in same style quoted above. We have
them in Black. Tan. Navy broadcloth with silk braid
trimmings, only o. each.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continued below.D
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A REPORT FROM ROME

That America Has Promised Italy Satisfac-
tory Reparation.
CHICAGO, March 20.-The following private
cablegram has been received here from Rome:
II am informed that assurances on the part of
the federal government at Washington have
reached here saying that ample and satisfactory
reparation will be given"
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SHE MIGHT BE FLOATED.

Day Of Smooth Sea Might Save the Tor
pedO Boat Triana.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, March 20.-The
steam tug Elsie, with the wrecking lighter Aid
arrived here last night and sailed this morning
with two steam pump boilers for the wrecked
steamer Hercules. The Elsie and lighter were
at the stranded tug Triana yesterday. Wreck
ing Master Burgess says that notwithstanding
the fact that the Triana is in bad position, II
he can get one days smooth sea. to enable him
to box up her hatches he thinks she can be
pumped out and hoatGd. Her off-shore rail and
part Of the deck are under water.
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THEY AGREE ON TERMS.
Arbitration Ends the Strike OF the Painters
in Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 20.-Arbitration of labor
difficulties was the order in indianapolis yes
terday. For nearly a month fully 1000 men
belonging to the painters, carpenters and plas-
terers unions have been on strike. Yesterday
the master and journeymen painters came to an
agreement. The masters conceded the eight
hour day and raised the wages % cents over
last years schedule. The journeymen agreed
to allow the masters to employ some nom
union men and take as many apprentices as
they see fit.
Yesterday afternoon arbitration committees
representing the building trades council and
carpenters and the general contractors associ-
alton met, but disagreed on the demand of the
unions that none but union men be employed.
The action Of the journeymen painters in con-
ceding the point is strongly condemned by
other unions.
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MAKING CANADIAN CARTRIDGES.

Orders for Munitions OF War Rushed in for
No Known Cause.
QUEBEC, March 20.-For some unknown rea-
son remarkable activity is shown at the govern
ment cartridge factory here. The factory is
running full time, and orders have been re-
ceived from Ottawa for the immediate esta blish-
ment Of a factory to manufacture large Martini
Henry ammunition. The rush" orders for
warlike material without known cause oxcites
comment in military circles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Mr.. A. NJ. soteldo Says Its Extent Has Been I
Greatly Magnified.
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DIVER signed for Cincinnati.

GENEVA, N Y, March 2O.-Mike Kelly, cap
tain of the Cincinnati base ball club of the
American League, was in town yesterday an
signed Frank ". Dryer. pitcher of last years
Chicago club, as member of his team Kelly
is enthusiastic over the prospects of the Assoc
citation League for the coming season. He left
last night for Boston.
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Transfer OF tho "AIonon. Z"

CHICAGO, March 20.-An indianapolis special
says Traffic Manager Parker Of the Lake Erie
and Western railway says that notwithstanding
the denials Of the directors the deal whereby
the "Monon" passes to the control Of the Brice
syndicate Ii complete. The reorganization,
however, will not take place for two or three
weeks. General Manager Bradbury will have
charge Of the road and will establish his head
quarters in Chicago.
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AN Ugly Cotton, even when u appears deep
seated. can Ice allcvated. IL not Immediately re-
moved by Or. ID. JayneS kNPertorani, a popular
and long-cstahllshed remed. fOr Bronchial and
Asihinanr Affections, and fof hfty wear. APP
proved helper for all Lung Complaints.
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mh1-3m
SEVENTEEN School Girls

SEVENTIES School G1RLs
ALL SPEAK AT ONCE
human happiness.''
Seventeen little girls all at same time: ITO bestow
the greatest number Of benefits the greatest number
of people"
to that philosophy"
Ssyenissn little girls shout with vim; ''GRAsTY.
mamma says that before Grasty " ashin8ton
all sorts OF iurnture very high and nobody had
the nerve to say: Our only TERMS ched cash
Now Others are trying to follow but you can't yet
much tor the money anywhere as Mt Grasty's"
vote seventeen credits these little girls this
bit OF ocai history and also prove their statement by
these prices:
Antique Extension Tables. square and round. o. 81
Best Woven Wire Cots. Sl.Ss.
Solid Oak Chamber Suites. Sl6.9o.
Best Cane-seat Chairs, 61c.
Broadway Folding b a, with nice wool mattress, e2l.
Upright Folding Bed, ESQ
Handsome ChiAonier Beds. s25
mice Tumblers. Lie.
56-piece English Tea Sets g. o.
100piece English Dinner Sets painted goods, s7 o.
Fine Walnut Crib Beds. S6. - to &IO.
Extra Large Cylinder Book Case and Desk cps.
We have everything for the house except stoves We
sell goods In every part of the city Our only
cheap tor essn.
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CHILpREN,S REFERS.

In this department can also be found Chill
dren's Refer Jackets The spring and summer
Outft will not be complete without one of these
stylish little garments They are made Of Cor
duroy Cloth. In White. Gray and Navy Blre.
with large pearl buttons. Another style is 4
Navy Blue Broadclotli with brass buttons and
Pique Refer. Sizes range from III 10 3 years
(Second floor. 10th St buiidingD
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MUsr SHOW Pure BREED.-Assistant Secre-
tary Spaulding has decided that registration
in the''Canadian Horse Register" is not in itself
sufficient to entitle Canadian horses, &C., to
free entry under the provision of the tariff act
for pure bred animals of q recognized breed"
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

There was but one liquor license issued to-
day: Jno. T. Trego, corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Secretary Tindali left the District building
yesterday with all the symptoms of the grip.
Today he was still sick and was not ON duty
Nh. DOUGLASS NOT so WELL
Commissioner Douglass was reported not 90
well today. He is confined to his bed with an
attack of the grip.
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NJ G. GRASTY.
mill

DOUBLE STORES,
mill 1910 and lol2 9TH at. n w.
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BOYS, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Dogs tLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
A complete line of Jersey sa.hes in Blue.
White and Crimson.
81. % each
Scotch Suits in medium shades Sizes 6to
IL years
So 50 each
Very Dark Cashmere Suits double-breasted
jaekess-suitable Tor dress wear. Sizes to
IL years
Tan Colored Scotch suits-''Norfolkr jackets
patch pockets-wide belts and collars. Sizes
Alto 10 years
40 each
Brown and Tan Cheviot suits-jaciets tucked
and plain. Sizes to 10 years
80 5oesch.-
Black Thibet Suits. in two styles Norfolk
or plain jackets. Sizes to II years
IS. 80 each
Brown Mixed Cheviot suits-neat and drsssy.
Sizes IL to 10 years.
Three-piece Suits. in three shades of Tan
handsomely braided-fros fasseninss. Sizes
to years
SO. % each
Gray Mixed Worsted Gas simere Suits straight
fronts. Sizes 4 to Is years.
sd 15 each
Blue Irish Serge suits-cufaway fronts-lap
seams-hnely trimmed Sizes 10 to Is years
Fl 80 each.-
Third noor 10Th ST. buildinsJ
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RucH1xs DEPARTMENT.

We viii have sale Saturday 800 boxes Of
Ruling with gold and silver braid edge-six
yards in a box
-IQr. a box
Chiffon Iufiinss in all styles seem to be the
articles most in demand in this department at
present. We show Pink. Blue. Maize, Cardi-
ma, Gray. Lavender, Nile. Black. Cream.
White. Black and Yellow and Black and White
in straight scalioped edves-plain or enbroid-
ered-one two rows full.
From Soc to 81. 30 a yard
(First floor frs; annex
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NINE A. RuppEnr's New Book.

She publishes book entitled '.HOw TO BE BEAU
TlFUL, and, like the philanthropst she is.
gives 1t FREE THIS WEEK.
At the urgent request Of thousands of her patrons
NINE A. Ruppert, the world-renowned complexion
specialist and famous lecturer, has just published
handsome book. giving the public the benefit Of her
years study and experience. The book is
PLAIN and sensible language. showing how any
obtain and maintain perfection of the face and form.
To all callers this week this book will De
Those out Of town secure by sending &C. postage
NINE. A. RUPERT.
Branch Office.
90 st. NV,
mh14 Washington, d. C.
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Marriage Ilieensee.

Marriage licenses have been Issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: William
Golden and Lucy Holmes; Fred b. Miller of
st. Louis and Mrs. Isabella Edel; ". A. Andre
and Cora A Howe. Frank H. Gross and Maggie
Trap Of Morristowp, Tenn.
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ENGLISH Tiles MUsT BE MARKED. The
Treasury Department has denied the applica-
ton Of an English firm for the admission Of
their tiles to the United States without the ad-
addition of the word England" Ms indicating
the country Of origin and the applicant has
been notified that every one of their tiles inn
ported in this country must be branded with
the word England"
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Gen. Johnston Improved.

Gen. Joseph E. Johnston's condition has i'm
proved considerably since yesterday. He rested
quite comfortable last night partakes of an in
creased amount Of nourishment and is in every
respect much better than he was yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

The Oldest Methodist Clergyman Dead.
NEW BEDFoRD, Mass, March 20.-Rev. Fred'k
Upton, probably the oldest Methodist clergy
man in America, died ct his home In Fair
Haven this morning.
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LET Us Try THEM OK.

you WANT your Easter Gloves to AZ to perfection
| YOU WANT to be certain they without flaw;
YOU WANT them to match or properly contrast with
the shade of your spring Costume.
| THEREFORE,,
YOU DON'T WANT to make a selection from an as
sortnent that doesn't comprise sizes for all shapes
| hands-for short and long fingers &c. YOU DON'T
WANT to he told that the Glove to match the color of
/ your costume is not in stock is not made; YOU
DON'T WANT to be charged extrsvsgant price for
| the best Gloves. low price for unre-
| liable Gloves; YOU DON'T WANT to put off a Sc
| lection until next week. when the stores will be
crowded and the clerks cannot give yoa proper time
and attention.
| THEREFORE,
Call tomorrow at the Palais Royal where two special
counters will be found. with experts TO try on
| ''Palais Royal" Gloves at risk.
CORRECT GLOVES FOR LADIES.
Undresssd or Suede Kid will undoubtedly be greatly
worn. Bluet. Amethyst hunters Green and Coach
msn Drab the latest fad in London as regards
coors We have all these shades also tnts of Old
Rose. Lavender. sc. The Modes include Mas.ic and
other fashionable colors, which in indescribable
| shadings from Chocolate TO Tawn. Six new tnts in
Grays are here.
THE LATEST GLOVES FROM LONDON.
Ladies' 4-button English DoCslin Walking Gloves.
little heavier than American ladies have worn but
they doubtless will be fashionable here they
in London today. Have a pair tried You'll
find them perfect fitting. sl.o5 pair.
PRICE LIST PALAIs ROYAL GLOVES.
AJrEvery pair warranted
ssTried on at our risk
4button Undressed Kid, plain 81. %
4-button Undresssd Kid embroidered. 80
s-button Undressed Kid Mousquetarcs IS
4-button Dressed Kid, embroidered. 81 so
sbutton Dressed Hid Mousquetares 81 9S
FAST BLACK KID GLOVES.
4button Undressed Kid, plain. 81 %
4-button Undresse Kid embroidered. ........s15 so
sbutton Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. 81
4-button Dressed Kid, plain. 10
4-button Dressed Kid, embroidered. 80
button Dressed Kid Nousaue.ares. 81 30
A1-Mens, Misses. Boys and Cbildren's Kid Gloves
also lower prices than usually quoted for the best
Gloves.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued bcow.)
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First floor. 1Ith st. builling)
TABLE Gown AND TIDY

Table Gown AND TIDY
DEPARTMENT.
lot of Antique Lace Pm Cushion Covers
extra value.
-I2bc- each
I lot Of Hand Crocheted Tides. Size %
incheS square.
I lot % Piash AMI Tapestry Mantle, Lambre-
Sulrs. - Yarls Ions.
-t.kr. each.--
We nave lust Openegi lineO u
AFTER-DINNER Oriental CHENILLE
COVEES in tus latest q, signs and coloIa
~. ST
lot. ST.
-I2-I. ST
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Provisions FOR MMoRAxrs DUrrABLE.-As-
sistant Secretary spaulding has decided that
there is no authority of Law to change the
practice at Ogdensburg N. Y, Of assessing duty
on provisions brought in by immigrants.
Trining quantity Of provisions may come in
duty free. 1t had been suggested by the col
lector that the immigrants be allowed 70 bring
in free Of duty provisions suficient TO sustain
their families and teams for period Of sixty
daya altar arrival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

CANNOT BE DoSE.-The Treasury Depart
ment has notified the surveyor of customs at
Denver, Col, that the contemplated transfer
of certain wine in bonded ware house from the
importer to purchaser is inadmissible under
the law.
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CoueHEns To The FRoSr.

Take time by the forelock. that rasping hacky
cough Of yours carries you where many consump.
tves have preceded you. Lose time; but procure
bottle of the rational remedy for lung and bronchial
disease-sCoTTs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda Rely upon ii
that it will AFFORD you speedy and efficient aid. Not
only is it pulmonc of SURPRISING merit but it
pensates for the drain of vitality which most for
midable accompaniment of lung disorders. Besides
arrestipg the Of consumption bronchitis and
asthma it infuses unwonted vigor into an enfeeble
system and tends to all out the hollow places in an
angular frame.
Ladies in delicate health will find it . pslatable
means of adding roundness to figure robbed gifts
tour by the inroad Of marasmus or other wasting dis
orders. scrofulous tendency may be successfully
combatted with it, and is capital thing for feeble
children. oc15
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BosroN, March 20.-The Rev. Frederick
rockingham, senior pastor Of the Milton Uni
tartan Church, died yesterday, aged sixty-eight
years. He was born in Montreal. Quebec.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

REMrssIoNs OF FORFEITED REooaNIzANcEs-
The President has granted remissions Of for
feited recognizances in the cases Of John
?. Clark. Elizabeth Conway and Patrick
O'Donoghue of this District
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The Baby as we'll g. the grown folk, must don
new clothes at Easter. You know Just what
superb stock We keep. and what unusual facili-
ties and convenisnces have for displaying
soods-sspsrsss and seciusive pzrlors. &c. The
preseat is undoubtedly the largest best and most
varied assortment Of Babies wearing apparel
ever shown by US. and in point of excellence Of
materials, sttr.ctivsuess of style and lownsss
81 prices is no: surpassed. If eaualed.
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Thanking the New Orleans Lynchers

Ihahkfng the View OrIeans Lynchers.
HASTINGS, NEB., March 2O.-The board of
trade has adopted resolutions rendering to Mr..
Patterson and the many thousands Of other
loyal citizens of New Orleans the approval of
the action taken by them in lynching the Malta
criminals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

fTER DINNER TAKE ONE OF CARRIERS LIT
A tie Liver Pills and will lie from sour rising
IS I'd from the stolacb Ivy them and be
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MARRIED..
DIED.

MoRGAN-D0DsON. Op March II. lsaI by Rev.
Father John A. Chester. CECIL MORGAN Il MACON,
ia, TO HENRIETTA DODSON of MsshinlriuIi. q. q
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THE 1901 TEA GOWNS
CHrLDrs,s 1891 GARMENTS.

Suits and Refers for ehidivn from Is years in
hnndrsd dinersn; styles space only permits details
sod sriiaan and puttuns two high sleeves,
~. All sizes rom TO IL years Ior IL.
The PALAls ROYAL
Corner i2th Ut. and Penn. ave.
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76 HreHrsr AwAaps

From scisntinc societies and exhibitions prove III
high excellence of the genuine Johann Hons Mali En-
tract over all limitations which have been brought be-
fore the public.
Pietrs Santa. the vsll-known profssor Of puzis IN
his work on pulmonary dissass. ssys; II regard Jo-
hsnn Hons Mali Extract Of immsnss vsius 30 the
prsctitonu who vshes 10 bring 10 his aid yrss1rs-
tion which viii not only scs tonic. but nuar-
emit - veil. and n iss sxdtns than wine 40
other sttmulauf-"
nsse n nothing ''suss - seod" vhsa. yos O. -
ths GENUINE ARTICLE. which mus have - au.ssuS
Of ''Sohsnn Ho6" On shs nsch Of sv~y hsssls Ava
limitations sold - '.HoGs KxtscL" /