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G.slieht Com panic. Consolisated.

The directors OF the Citizens Gaslight Com
pany and the Union Gasllght Company OF
Brooklyn agreed about week ago to con-
solidate. A meeting Of tho steckholders of
ratify the agreement Tho capital stock OF the
Citizens' Company is 81. 500 600. and that OF the
Union s2bo0O0. This action, It !. conjsctured.
gas companies In Brooklyn.
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NrrIVed-bATUhbAI bept
SIS Kaiser wilhsim IT,, Stormer. Southampton.
H. tGertt Bismarck. Albers, southampton.
fH Landau CITY, Fit swansea
~ >antuit. Glare, kingaton.
Is AiROnQuIn, Mckee, Jacksonville.
- Cherokee. -, JAc ksnnvilis
R,uy or Birminghaul burg, Savannah
hr Ravensta,e Davia BOSTON
ERrk Albert schultz strout Harbadoes
Bark giuseppe. IAurs Bergen
Bsrk AnnsL Taylor Lambert St. Croix.
BARK JUNE, Grou. Aontsvideo
bRrk Geo. Davis. Harvey, Windsor, n. &.
Nor later arrivals see Fra, rLfA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALsAEAC-rHis nav.
ssn rises. 8: kun sets. 9 al Nooa SETS OF
nigh wAIKR-rnIs nAI
Sandy Hook. 70 ov.Isand. COL He'll Gate. II 40
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HALPIN-ODONOHU Moadsy. Aug 81.
At st. Francis Xavier by tho Rev. Father Van
Rensselaer,. Agnes A. O'Donohue to william ua!pin.
Canadian papers please COPY.
Thursday. sapt 3. At the resi-.
dence Of her pArsnts IU2 kemson st. Brooklyn. by
her uncle, tho Row. Henry A. Dow. Rev. James
Buchanan Mes Phi. D.. and Jane Dow, daughter OF
Alexander Z. Orr Of Brooklyn
O'SHEA-ARNOLD.-Ss 5. by the Rev. J. A.
Work, Lot,is C. Arnold to Capt. E. J. OSheA all Of
this city,
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4. Moo. 2:s chryslie street, Valentine Pulling
owner damage SlUp; +I5. ~ Ludlow street. N. Roth
ownsr damage slight; II 100 a2s East l2Gth street
tTitinR.
N-i,t7 IS Avenue y. Rosaiis steinitz'h lamp OK.
plsdsd. damsss e2D; 90 te1 bIoomo street. y. Scar
selIg's nov ef factory, damage SOU 20, 49,
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John McFadden OF 34S West Eighteenth
street reported TO Acting Captain hogan OF
the Twentisth street station last night that no
believed his 1O-year.od son. James II. McFad-
den. had been kidnapped by Long Island
IA" ner.
Three days ago the boy sappaared and be.
fore his going remark cd to his parents that u
Loug Island farmer had asked him 10 90 and
live with him.
The boy Is slender and has dark complexion
and brown eyes and huir
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$us,ueSs 3lotires.

Dr. j. Parker Prsy, leading Chropodst orei.
Eoods is7ss sk'fuy all diseases Of the feet and
moderate charges; best references: tostmoniais
shown; unsqualied manicure and pedfcnre. prsparA'
tons scientifically repaired by Dr. j. Parker Fray 90
limiteo, f.rlors and salesio.ns 80 West asd A. op
posite Eden Musee. E&tabished 1864 SARATOGA ofcsN
Arcade. rooms ~ and ~ Corns. Soc Finger nails 75c
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The Leading Fall styles
in gENTIEMENs HATS Just Issued By ESPEN.
SCHE1D, llS Nassau ss
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DyeinE, Cleansing blankets curtains Ansora
mah Hest general city work At LoYds oices 10Th st.
near TiHany'A or Cos 9Th av., near 39ih St
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ARHivkD
s. La Champagne, from New York OF the Lizard.
IS NOrmsnnll from >sw York at Hamburg
rs Cunr. from New York, on tastnet
Is Willk Ommen from New York. on the Isle OF icht
rs flower Ill., from New ioTk. a. London.
,hiLfD 'hos ioRtr"s
s. wsrkendam. from Rotterdam for New York.
ss La Bretagne from HAvrs for Nav York.
IS liekla from COpsnh aver for New York
- Augusta Victoria, from SOUTHAMPTON for New York
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Mrs. winslow's soothing ~ rnp for children
teethinG softens tho gums reduces Inflammation al
lsys paii, cures wind collie. 20 cents - bottle.
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Wear ths ANCHOR BRAND Collars md CunS
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Pain's Fireworks Carnival Postponed.
In consequence of the rain last evening Pains
fireworks carnival Mt Manhattan beach was
postponed pptll tomorrow night ., s,.yA,
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MA77IIIS.

sk for Hon Rrnnd Collars nNd Cum.
Buy STANDARD BRAND Ladies' Coll ars and CuffA
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Marie Tempest COmes In Sing Mt the Casino.
Miss Marie Tempest, with twelve large
trunks reached New York yesterday on the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm ii. She Gomez to
Join tho Cnsinp forces. Sh, will make her lrs.
appearance at the / asno on Oct II In the new
opera, Eer NugOlbaenuler."
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Mount Nope Cemetery.
: Once, $50 9Th Az. corner asa st. New yerk.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-05
SPECIAL BARGAIN,
OIL.

LAURELLE OIL.
Prevents tendency to wrinkles or ageing
OF the skin. Prevents whitening of the
skin or drying up of the flesh. Natures
wonder for preserving youth and fresh
ess S1.00 large bottles at druggists %
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-05
a SAFE INVESTMENT.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggist bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaran-
teed to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of Throat, Lungs
or Chest, such as Consumption, lntlam
nation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly
safe, and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Dreiss, Thompson IL
Co. drug store. S-l2-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-05

The procession will start from Ire
vinio street, at the intersection of Main
plaza, around Main plaza TO the right TO
Commerce street, down Commerce street
to Alamo street, Alamo street to Alamo
plaza, around Alamo plaza to the right to
Avenue d, Avenue d to Travis, Travis to
street, Pecan to Navarro, Navarro to
Houston, Houston street to SOledad, Sol
edad to Main plaza, Main plaza to the
right to WolfSon'S store and back 10 start
ing point.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-05
NJ ERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen'S Arnica
Salve and Electric BitterS, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
ia ction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. DreisS, Thomp-
son & Co., druggists. S-12-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-05
WHO Is THE ORIGINATOR
IF Low Prices? Why, All Ash, the

OF Low Prices? Why, All Ash, the
Cash Grocer, 81 w. Commerce St
Granulated sugar, 20 lbs for =. 90
Prices baking powder, per b.. 40
Royal baking powder, per lb.... 40
Standard Tomatoes, Id. cans. 10
American sardines. per CAM. 5
Laundry soap, good, IL bars for. %
Fox's lump starch, per lb...-.... 8
Choice roasted Rio coffee, per Id. %
Fancy uncolored Imperial tea 10 so
Choice Eng. breakfast tea, per 10. so
All other groceries are sold at bar
gain prices for cash. Domestic and
imported delicacies, cigars, Brum-
mells New York candies, fne table
butter and complete assortment of
edibles. Free delivery. Weight and
quality guaranteed.
Gil Inn ALT ASH, Cash Grocer.
81 w. Commerce street. Tel. 43S.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-05
A CHANCE FOR BUILDERS.

For Sale: Thirty four shares paid
up stock in the International Build
ing and Loan Association.
9-4-tf Il. B. JOHNSON.
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Post Office Department.

WEEK DAYS.
Stamp window opens s, a. m.
&" closes 6, p. N.
General delivery opens s, a. NJ.
closes 6, p. N.
Registry window opens 9, a. m.
closes 5, p. m.
Money order win dow op'ns 9, a. m.
" closes 4, pm.
General delivery and carrier
windows open on Sunday from
$50 to 1890, a. m.
S. M. JOHNSON, Postmaster.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09
EAST Skowhegan

A very heavy robin storm with high
wind took place Friday and the roads In
many places were badly drifted.
Last Saturday was great run of say
and hhds. were gathered by Sidney
Pooer. He frequently carries home
from his emp 10 gallons at time to be
finished up re'iy for market, which sell.
readily
Mrs. Harriet Ierrin after an illness OF
four months died at her home, March
Both. Funeral held at the school house
Dist. No. ~, April 2, 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Funersi serv'ces ~ Elder Jackson. Three
brothe: Il 'hr'e t's'e.s survive her.
Milton Goodrich and two sons Jane.
and Ivory expect to leave home for Cal
ifo-nia. April 6th Also Wentworth his
brother Evander Mitchell, Harry Dor
othy, Fremont Sanderson and Milford
keene the last two from Canssn all wi
go ,o.the lumberiog regions of ;northerr
California. Mr. Goodrich has two son,
now 10 California and will leave the tire
youngest st home.
Miss Grace Burrill arrived home from
Winslow for short visit, April 2.
L. s. ,Burril reached home from the
woods April 2. bringing a good lot Of
spruce gum with him which plea,es the
girls very much.
Mrs. Kate C. Richardson Is sick with
La Grippe and had DIR. Shean Saturday
and unday wss q little better.
The meetings still continue at Has.
kelfs Corner with good Interest.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09

Ground cork and some other barks,
and the sawdust of the soft woods, as
well as the charcoal made Of these sub
stances, are very good rctainurs of heat.
Lanpblack also works well. When the
thing to be kept hot is at very high
temperature, some light, incombustIble
powders are very suitable. Among the
best of these are fossil meal and the cal
cined naGnesIa and magnesium carbon
ate Of the druggists. Fossil meal con
sists Of the sihcious skeletons of micro
scDpic vegetables, called diatoins. ex-
ceedingly various in shape aud size, the
very largest of them hardly reaching the
length Of the hun1relth Of an inch. 1t
is found abundantly in some peat mead
ows and Ill the bottoms of ponds Both
fossil meal and magnesium carbonate
have been largely Used in covering steam
pipes,
Obviously, when the same light sub
stance is tried in both the first and sec
| ond APPARATUS above mentioned, and the
results differ, it must be owing to the in
ability Of the substance IL hold the in
cluded air still in the first arrangement.
So powdered plumbaso or black lead,
which Is very slippery, shows nearly
twice as much trauSmissiYe power in one
case as in the other. Looscned asbestos
fiber also lets through about twice as
much heat in the vertical arran cement
as in the horizontal. Yet this fiber may
be split up exceedingly fine, but the great
difference in its behavior as compared
with cotton or wool must be owing much
less to its own greater specific conduct
| ing power than to the smoothness and
inelasticity of its fibers.-Professor John
NJ. Ordway in Popular Science Monthly.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09
aTmony.

The snow of Friday which was quite a
taste of winter made very good sleighing
where 1t wss getting bare and reminded
us that spring must take q back seat for
few days.
Farmers are saping to some extent and
number have large number of trees
ION tap This ought to be sweet com
munity the coming season.
BERTHE Gilman has gone to Massachusetts
TO work for the summer, and number
more OF our young men contemplate l-ay-
ing town soon for the same purpose.
A little stranger came to the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Willis, short time ago
AID they have decided to keep it. II Is o
1'ce girl.
Fred Mains has bought the Wilfred
Hurd place Just above the village and i.
moving in. The place where he has beer
wing has been purchased by Ulysse,
Kimball.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09
BOARD OF TRADE.
AppomattoH

Ithardly seems that more than 8 guar
ter Of a century has elapsed since lie,
surrendered the remnant Of the army OF
Virginia to Gen. Grant at Appomattox YET
soch is the fact and We to-day pass the
milestone tina. marks the arst full year
ON the second quarter Of century since
that ,mnor,.n, event ,ransnired
Apr,i 9th 1866 was bappy day TO A vas,
r,nl,,,nde emh,.cino The whole neonle nj
,b. Ioyat s,s,as vat fs, ranamhsr In.
day and none annasr tn give I. mora than
a nsssing tbought.
The general uublio regard the day a.
one simplv in which the loval legion nm.
der Grant surrounded the disloy.l army
Of Lee. preven,inu further re,rea, toward
Ir,hh,xo end 40 M. ro.u,.,h., -.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09
Pishons Ferry.

The Ice broke off so that small boat
was used for ferrying, for the first time
this season April 3.
Mr.. Strickland the new ferryman ar
rived last week.
Z. J. Mitchell starts for California,
Tuesday, OF this week in company with
several Others from Skowhegsn and Ca
man.
Mrs. Arthur Hunter has been quite sick
with threatened pneumonia but is now
better. DR.. Pulslfer of Skowhegan at
tended her.
There have been few families In this
vicinity of late of which some member
at least has not been sick with the pre-
vailing influenza.
Mrs. II. Littlefeld has returned to her
home In Bowdoinham.
Percy Kicker is having house put up
on his land which he intends to rent
Horace Kelley is busy getting out .lum-
Der for his new house.
The new church is receiving another
coat of paint.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09
Fairfield.

Or c. u. JplH-Ha 0ss ~ i'F4 a1
prof. s nal trip Jas. we d.
The Keune5ec Framing Company lave
jI-t erected one II them ~" portable
simmer cottagts 10. luss -IaL ga the anil
yard.
FsirHell sill Liys = ll-e tAl tan this
summer. called b ue STATS
Massrs. Kenrick ami Dunn retarrtd
from their trip "a be.mufa last Sesk-
They were absent a u9uth ani were highly
pleased with their trp.
senator A. Z. Williams ami wife arrived
ia tuan last FrilaY night They will re
uAin = few weeks prior to thstr sAlhng Tor
Europe
Letters received from Hon. d. W. Zen
AID si!c give the information that they
are hAy ng s lne time in fioridi After
spending some time IN -. August IL, tn y
went II Ellertowu vi r. they ar now
stopping with northern friends
The Village Cooperation meeting vas
held Monday afternoon. fh- following
officers were chosen Mcierator Il. Il.
Weeks; &c 4. A II To;maa; Assessors,
Frank burlington G g Wa-A', +. /.
Nickery; Auditor. FL Kelley; Treasurer
Chss. RoWeil. Collector, II Z Tue s. Tho
following sums Of money we ra'S.d; In
cidsutal expenses, $3.50 Fir department.
500; \ g1t watch, 500 Lighting the
streets. $50: To raisa taRer Of engine
house. s2D1. New hose r-5. about $50
New hose hons-. So; Csi-f eusiceer, so;
Assistant engineer. 50.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09

one Il tile most amusing Vel Haex-
pe-t.5l sells .tien sceue. ever witnessed
in theatre occurred at the Theatre
ROYAL, Manchester. The curtain drew
M for -. l4.- to address tho court IN
II Bardell IS. Pickwick. when the whole
Of the jury mysteriously disappeared
their ..aox" suddenly giving way and
in-lilfng the good men and true"
At first the vast sudience whocrowded
every part Of the theatre were silent
fearing some dreadful accident had &C
currrd. but as the unlucky jurymer
rapidly reappcarel, unhurt, though look
ing very foolish. they broke out into {
perfect hurricane af laughter. which
lasted several minutes.
The curtain lad to be dropped TO allow
the jury "a te boxed again, and wher
NJ. raale began his address be provoked
another burst 4 visibility by alluiins te
the jury A. THAI worthy body Of stead
fast ana immoyable men7
A peculiarly amusing feature Of Thu
novel scene vas the fact that the major
ity Of the Jury" were stage carpenters
who's duty It was 10 erect the court.
ana theg -iif-n-l in tais cas- Tor theil
own Czlrel...suesz London Ilt-BltA
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09
Ripley.

At special town meeting held last Sat
| urday, April 18th, the town refused to lot
cate a school house at the mouth of the
| Sampson rosd, also refused to reconsider
the vote passed at the annual meeting
Whereby they voted to build on the old
lot in the village district. They also raised
twenty five dollars towards building q
shed at the Crawford School house, and
chose C. f. Hanson Collector and Constable
in place of A. G. Farrar, resigned.
H. F Butler and F. L. Briggs are going
the rounds of the town this week, taking
the inventory of taxable property.
About foot of snow fell THURSDAY
night and Friday, blocking the roads and
reminding us of what We have passed
through.
d. c. Wakefield was at Skowhegan serv
ing as travers juror during the present
term.
Will Bigelow, of St. Adams, has been in
town the past week trying to organize
lodge of the Royal Conclave of Knight,
and Ladies'"
They have been airing some of the flyers
| on the pond the past week. Newland
Woodcock and John Jones seem to "taks
| the cake
Hir I'm Bare lost an OK recently from
slipping on the ice and breaking his hip
Harry Butler talks of going to Gullfort
this Spring to work for Ed. Page.
The boys are "meandering" ont of III,
woods. Len Stafford being one of the lat,
arrivals.
W. II. Lang has been quite sick for som,
| tiipe and is no better.
S. b. Rsmsdell has been sick but II
much letter now.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09
Somerset s ] Court

MARCH TsRW, ISL.
VIRGIN. J. Presiisaq.
y. y. BEA1NlHn. CO..
F. ". lowry, County if-araes-
CIlas o. B,RK9ws. N.sa,1gr41ssf
G.. II. Pl.Ha>, Siar.f
J. II. Mitchell. Lyman Grant, C.. L. NeazIe.
chas Dyer. Wm. fusA9f, Il. I. Russell
| Deputies.
Dana 5 Pishou, Nsseszr.
The case Of Noble =. Luce which was
the last case on trisl LAST week was com
menced t. ursday morning and continued
until Saturday. when by agreement it " Is
referred 10 Judges Virgin and Whitehouse
10 be argued the coming summer.
The plaintiff George A. Noble Is resi-
/ lent Of Pittsteld. and brings the action
10 recover five thousand dollars for per
sonal injuries sustained by the falling OF
schoolhouse in Pittsheld which wa be
| ing raised by the defendant L1oe. Plain
tn was in the building, which hsd been
raised TO the required height, looking
around at tie time of the collapse and
sustained severe injuries including a
erokeu leg, several broken ribs and in
ternal Injuries of serious nature. Il
to the negligence Of the defendant who it
i claimed ordered brace Knocked out,
which ii appeared was all that hell the
building up, aud that the buling i'm
mediatelY fell over burying plaintiff In
the wreck.
Defendant claimed that he had finished
his work on the building before it fell,
and that the brace was not removed by
him or by his orders.
J. w. Manson, Esq, OF Pittsfeli ap-
pesred for plaintiff and Walton y Wal
ton for defendant.
Frank Cotton of Fairfield. was arrsign-
ed on indictment Monday and fined $500
and >i5 costs for keeping liquor null
ssnce. The fine was paid. He was also
arrsigued on Indictment as common sell
Ter, second oiiense, pleaded guilty, con-
,inned for sentence. The net sum of
sl2sQ was paid into the County Treasury
this term, as the result of prosecution for
violating the prohibitory law.
Monday afternoon a hearing was given
by Judge Virgin on petition of the
Selectmsn Of Skowhegsn for writ of
oeri,ordri Requiring the County Commits
sIOBers Of Somerset to certify to the 5.
J Court for review, the record of
their sctlon In making a change in the
line of Water Street, near the bridge
leading to the Island. f. n Merrill, Esq.
formerly town agent who brought the
action, appeared for the selectmen and
Walton & Walton for the County Com
missioners. The petitioners claimed the
commissioners exceeded their authority
In making the change Of the line and that
in any event 1t could only be done upon
petition of selectmen of the town. The
court ruled that the commissioners had
no jurisdiction, and granted the petition
and ordered the issue of the writ.
The following divorces were granted
turipu tho tor
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09
Blue pisheartened. Depressed

That is your condition. simply because your
nerves are weak. yenr brain tired, and YOU
had ache: f.caisf. vnn pass restless nights
wake tired and have lost your vim, energy
and snap, on are gloomy, depressed. ana
have sens 81 anxiety, or fofebodiug, o.
are sunetin- from spring debility. You arr
discouraged. not b. cause you sre sick, for in
s ,7r soul you know that there ought to be
-oma means "f cure.
sOl 90 you vati, Il have tried "a many
thing, audf4 ed lou eo,rard, goa baby!
Your nerve have simply gone back on
you.
Do yol ha- nat hecarise you have failed Il
f tal tnt rfaH' re ONE, twice. a dozen tunes
f sat ih,ts fsi ing good ia the world: l. i
+ Tie pan 8f8 F. hgman soul. when health
happiness. i.i, itself IS al stake 10 give VI
4 hop. IN be-. wax and disc uraged, simplg
because ii II, NJ ri. or bottle oi that, or
doctor here Iasior thee failed to cure.
Confess i GOA are not >icS beyond cure
gou Aare SIN. 2 i9si yyn' phtel.
Courage is 1. .ep ftur highest attributes aud
nothing so Il lckiy shows tie weaklins "a DIS
couragemeut. The courageous or non cour
ageous -onl hat makes rs men Or mice.
suppose 1 lltchls-s artists OF the worlt
had los, couT 20 IN the long and bitter hour
o. their disal ments, suppose our grea
inventors, mo- ~ obstacles on every hant
aIowed theft n1ruus genius 10 droop wit
discouraeen 4' ere the steam engine, the tel
e.rnph, or phone were discovered SUI
pose The lear i astronomers, searching til
-sics, nieht nigh, through weary year
hIi become s1e1e-S, di-hedrtened dIsconl
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-09
What is the Grip?
This MYSTERIOUS AND TERRIBLE DISEASE
CAREFULLY ANALYZFD AND DEsCRIB
ED-WHAT TO DO WHEN IT COMES

TINS MYSTERIOUS AND TERRIBLE DISEASE
CARKFCLLY ANALYzRD AND DEsCRIB
ED-WHAr TO DO WHEN IT COMES.
Nearly every physician, every scientist
and every sufferer has been asking this
great question: What is the Grip? Some
have asserted it is dangerous mlcrohe
which comes into the system, breeds sew
ersl millions every second, and soon over
runs the body with disease. Others have
said thst we are passing through a region
Of star Dust, and tha' the minute particles
are drawn into the body v It'll every breath
Whatever It may be, it is certain that it i,
something within the body which is Ugh,
Ing with the body to undermine the life
What would common sense dictate In
such sn emergency? Couniesact the enc
nv Drive it from the system. Do n
IT. lie with H. Act promptly and wisely
at the first approach which you can readi
ly detec..
No time should be lost in bringing the
entire body into the fumes of Compound
Napor We may talk of specific medi.
clnes reaching this, or any malaris cpl
denic, hut experience goes to pro that
tie syst m cannot be dlsinfected nv auy
such process There il evidence iuCls.
lutAclt that the sy stem will not admi of
medicines to the stomach 10 doses suite.
lent to rid the body of the germs of dis
ease. With the evidence now at hand
zone can longer doubt that every drop OF
| blood is reached by tuning the body
while perspirIng, thus reaching the ent,r.
vencus system by feeding direct to tho
MT work Of veins tcspillaries) which are
vastly stimulated in their absorhant pow.
or, thus actively breathing direct into tie
cirou stinp, these elements of purity.
vitality and natures 10 physical power.
Won VIE care for our bodies, a. WI
must 90 by our watch, (renovat'o1 an
lubrcation) for its time-keepng qualities,
We could come nearer to living Ia peace,
which the millionaire cannot enjoy with,
, out health.
ANIDgOsIs