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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A patent has been granted TO Freemsi
c, Morrill, Of South Paris on harrow.
Mrs. Clifford Wheeler Of Bethel
dropped dead while preparing her dinner
Monday.
Patience F. Dudley hiss been commits
stoned pos,nsster at North 9uilford. Me.
vice 8. d. Rice.
The tsnnery Of Oils Warren in Fryeburs
burned to the ground mondsy night Th'
total loss is s5cO0; no insurance.
The Bangor Commercial received 3 oe
spatch from Kinsmsn Tuesday forenoon
which stated that the express oflice at tha
plsce wss broken into during Saturday
night, Sunday or Sunday night and the
safe rifled Of = package Of money smount-
ing to $3.50.
The Bowdoin Orient has elected the FOL
lowirg board of editors for the comini
year Managing Editor, c. W, Pesto iy
80; assistant managing editor, II. c. Fab
van, '93 business manager, K. K 4 Iodeii
's3; assistant editors, NJ. S, Clifford, T. NJ
Shaw, W. 2. Chamberlain, 93, II. l.
Andrews, F. ]. Libby, "a. B. l.. Bryan
%.
On the arrival Of the steamer Oregon a
Portland from LIVERPOOL via Halifax. Tues
day morning, Elk csttlemen were arrested
on the chafge Of robbing stsersge psssen
gers on the VOYAGES. Nothing WAS founf
in the cattlemen's baggage, but it wa
aece aimed that at Halifax they sent VI
lise to Montreal, so they are held unit
that can be found.
A law decision has been received from
the law court in the fan Gus Old Towr
Episcopal church case. This is the cas-
where Mrs. Sarah T. Hoskins clsimed tbs
ownership Of the Episcopal church ant
moved in. After considerable litigation
the case reached the lsv court and is nov
decided in favor Of the church authorities
This decision gives Bishop Neely posses
sion of the church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
MIR. WALKER SAYS
That Defeat of the Silver Bill is Deail
kneIl OF Democracy.

WAsHINGros, March 20 The free coin.
age advocates have not yet given up the
tight in the House. Bland announced that
he would make no further stte mpt to secure
. decree Of clo,ure from the committee or
rules. Pierce of Tennessee, and Other
leaders in the free coinsge movement, will
make one supreme attempt to force
the committee on rules to report = rule
fixing the day and hour for flasl vote OF
the passage Of the bill.
During todays session of the House
though the attendance was light. between
90 and 100 names were secured to the peti-
tion ssking the committee to bring in ihs
report for further consideration and fna
vote on the bill. The total number Of Gig
natures required is Is. The nine People.
Party Congressmen proclaim the failure Of
the Democratic House to pass the free
aoinsge bill means that the Peoples Party
will carry six or eight states in the coming
campaign.
Repress ntstive Watson. leader Of the
Peoples party, tonight said; The action
in the House on the silver bill 10 4 deAti
knpll Of the old Democratic organic alton.
Hundreds Of thousands of voters in the
Southern states have felt that il 4 financial
relief could be had the Democracy would
give that relief IL it had = chance. With .
me- jority Of 14S in the House it bad Z
chance to pass the free silver bill. Il
failed to do It,.
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THEY Dip NOT REFUSE.
But Still The, Seem TO Claim Just What
They We're Accused OF

LONDON March 80 la the llouse Of
Commons today Edward /, ,urley, (Libsr
all asked whether III, government, before
refusing the request OF the United States
tor the renewal Of modas vivendi had under
con sideystion the dispatch Of Sir Baden
Powell. the British eommissi ouer, stating
that the renewal of the prohibition against
iudiscriminste sealing aud u hitting catch to
900 yearly would be beneficial. and 10 so,
~hy the policy thus indicated WAS TO, fol
lowed,
Mr., Low wther, the Parliamentary secretary
OF the foreign Ciuce replied that IL was ir-
correct TO say that the government refused
10 consent to the renewal Of medus vivendi.
Sir Baden Powell had said In his opinion
thst the taking of . years limited crop
could not niurr the seal herd, but the re-
oewal of last years prohibition and the
1900 liml, would be benehcisl. although un-
necessary.
That policy, Lowlhcr declared. was being
followed, subject TO the condition cousid-
sred necessary by the home government,
Va the interests of BRUSH subjects engaged
10 the sealing industry.
Mr. l.owther's statement was greeted with
cheers. Mr.. Bslfour, replying to the ques-
ZION by Howard Vincent, National Con
'erystiveA said that the self governed Brit.
lsh colonies we're legally free to form
commercial league,
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MAINE PEOPLE.

It now said that Mr.. Fred u. Sanborn
will have Mr.. Geo. Il. Whitneys train on
the Maine Central.
Mr.. G. +. PhilbreOk, foreman for the
Boston q Maine in Portland for fifteen
yesrs, handed in his resignation Saturday.
lie will be eded by Mr.. Cyrus M.
Caswell Of Portland.
T. W, Childs. an emgrsnt agent Of the
Canadian Pacl hG Railroad is making Port
land his headquarters. About the middle
Of April be will take a hundred families
from Kingtield and Bomerset county to .
section Of Manitoba, several hundred miles
beyond Winnepeg.
A private letter received at Portls nd from
Professor Angelo HsiIprin, chairman Of the
Pesry relief committee Of the Phil adelphia
Academy Of SCIENCES, expresses the hope
that Lieutenant Peary's friends In Portland
and it's vicinity may feel inclined to favor
the fund with some little assistance, A. any
contributions, however limited, will be
much appreciated.
About \. soon as 4 Name minister de-
Veiops eloquepcs and local rsnown. he is
picked Of BY Massachusetts or some West
ern state. Rev. X. r. lack Of Belfast, 10
the latest instance. He will have . fine
parish in Lowell. But the Maine Metho-
lists and the Chsutsuqusn circles are con-
sfstulstiog themselves that the attempt to
attach Rev. George ID. Lindsay 10 the New
Jersey conference did not succeed.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Alice 81. Gould, the Portland artist. and
Mr.. Everett W. Patterson Of st. Louis.
Mr.. Patterson is leading corporation law
yer Of 81 Louis, a son Of Df. Patterson,
twice president Of WstefvilIe, now Colby
University. snd a member Of the Loyal
Legion. They viii be married on Mics
GcuIt's return from Europe 10 the fall.
Ehi.b Low. E.q., Of Bangor whose fame
s pomologist has spread to other states
besides Maine has jus! received Q silver
medal from the Massachusetts HortIculsu.
raj Society, Tor an exhibit Of piums. He
bad previously been awarded . similar
medal by the same society for his exhibit
Mr.. Low took the frst premiums ct the
Eastern Msiae State Fair in Bangor and
at the Maine STATE Fair in Lewiston las
fall and nov has received the elegant silver
medal above referred to.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
THE WORLDS FAIR
Executive Committee Holds Business
Meeting ut Biddeford.

BiDpxroRD. March 30 The execuiivs
committee Of he Maine board Of ths
Worlds Fair Managers was held t the
Riddefora House tonight. Z. NJ. Blsndine
AID Frank Wiggin, the Bangor represents
lives Of the Industrial Journal, sppearsd
before the committee With = recommend
tioa thxt an Illustrated paper or pamphlet
advertising Msige's resources and summer
resort inducements be published for fres
distribution q. the fair.
Prof. Bailey Of Colby University, sug-
gsstsd that large collie c!ton Of Maine
minerals and building stone be exhibited
A good colls eii IN be said could be secured
for $500. IL also recommended that The
board procure the loan Of some private
col ections Of Maine minerals.
+. W. ) Blsnchsrd, Bath, showed nu
neroas outlines for q Typographical MAP
II the State, which he recommended thai
the com mittee purchase.
The con m ttee will hold an adj ,urnsd
meeting at Biddeford tomorrow, in conuec-
ton with the sem!-,nnusl meeting of the
State board Of trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
THE BIVER OF LIFE !

The BLOOD OF A HUMAN BEING IN
full health. Is likewise burning. corrosive
devouriug RIVER deadly and destructive
10 every form of germ life that hlis thestinos-
phere and permestes every part OF me human
body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
FIRE AT SOUTH DASBCRY, y. II.
Only Three buildings Remain Standing
in the Village.

CoseoED, N. H., March 2g.--Sevsra
bpl 1ings we're bnfDed at South D.nbury
small railroad station on the Couc0rd
division Of the Boston q Maine RsiIrosd
3j miles r0rIh Of Concord. this afternoon
The ERE oris mated In the store of Alonz
villains and before the flames we're gotten
undsr control bis store, residence, plsci
.mi.h shop, barns and outbuildings and III
houses OF John Longley and Luxe sttiIlsburl
were destroyed.
The railway station, church and residence
Of George Jeor ess are ali the buildings re
naming 10 the village, we're saved viii
much difficulty, ss vas also the rsIirost
bridge. which caught Gre several time,
The ioss and Insurance 10 unknown.
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March %. isss . r ~
RICHMOND.


Especial TO the KEssEBac JouRSAL-I
RICHMOND, March "a special meet
ing Of Richmond Lodge f. and A. NJ. was
held last evening, at which District Deputy
Bangs Of Ssbsttus, was present. The ledge
exc mpii6ed work in the arst degree for his
inspection.
Rev. Mr.. Gilksy breaches in Dover, N.
H., sunday, with q view to accepting q
charge there.
c. ". Larrsbee, Of Bath, was in town
| last evening.
Misses Fannie Stuart and Fannie Libby
are home from Wellesley College on va
cation.
| The horse trot mentioned in the JOURNAL
| last week, came on OF Cobbassee pond this
| forenoon. Three horses, Pilot CHEZ. Lady
A sni homss Merrimar's Knox gelding,
entered for the race, for a small purse
The horses came in as follows: Pilot Chef
hrst; Lady A, second; Knex geldins,
third. They trotted two heats CT half 3
mile each. Pilot Chief won both. Time.
| Is., l 2G; I'd, l 28.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

The following decision has been re
ceived from the law court;
SOMERSET CoUNrY John W. Manson
exr. vs.. William X. Lsncey ct 81. An en-
dofsement on a promissory note OF the val
ue Of 3 quantity Of lomber delivered to ths
psyee by the maker, made by express
agreement Of the parties four years sftei
the delivery Of the lumber, will be deemet
q pay ment of the note, IS Of the date oi
the endorse m snt. which will prevent the
operation of the statute Of lim.ts tons, it no
appearing that there was sny agreement
express or implied, to appropriate the lum
ber to the payment of the note at The tim'
Of the delivery. Judgment for piaiutif
for the amount Of the note.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
Court at Skowhegan.

Special to the KEssEBEo Journal
SgowHErss, March 29.-The Jury in
the scsion Arnold vs.. Judkins ct sis found
for the defendant.
This morning the case Of Powers VS.
Mary Shaw was taken up. This is an &C
ton brought by the plaintiff to recover a
sum Of money for services rendered de
serdau'. In January 1890 the defendant
Vas defendant in q bresch Of promise suit,
that was to be tried at the January term.
She employed the plaintiff in this suit to
settle the matter for her. The plaintiff
.sys be Was to settle the matter for her and
keep the method Of settlement secret from
ner husband. This he did, advancing
$40 towards settlement, which she, the de
feudsnt, sg'eed to psy plaintiff As soon a.
she sold some hsv from her farm. Plaintiff
further sues for s35 fer services As CON-
missioner for defendant in the settlement oi
the matter Now on. y fsnss. genera
ienisl Didn's promise to pay. Waitons-
Davis. for plainnf. Merrill aud Hseket
for dsfe endsnt,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
A LANDSLIDE
Deposits Z House on Top Of I
Church.
Fire Starts from q Store 10 th. House
and line Buildings
Are Burned Seven Houses, a Church
and a Livery Stable.

PTrrsBuBs. Pa. March "a frams
dwelling on ,he hillside in McKeespori. oc.
cupied the family of John Hill, vas carried
frsm its foundations by = landslide today
and vas deposited on the roof Of the Meth
odiss church il the street below. The house
took fire from the stove, the occupants be
ing uniriured, but rescued with difficulty.
The 4 ,saes spread to the church, thence
to the Adjoi iug buildings on both sides,
Destroying the handsome church structure,
SIX dwellings and Rysn's livery stable.
TIE loss on the church 10 S55 GOO. and en-
other bull iiras sl5 600 The church was
insured for $50, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
PARIS ENpLOSlONS.


PARIS. March % Tho police assert
that they have obtained detailed informs
tion in regard TO the explosions In Boulve
ward st. Germsin and Rue Ciy ely, and that
Rsvscbol placed the bonds in positions
while his aocomplices kept watch.
The mstIess OF one aGcompiice brought
the bomb into Paris conOeslci under her
clothing.
A packet Of explosives have been found
in the house in Rue Rennes Just vacated by
the police magistrate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

It is said that = srest many Enelishmsn
are visiting this country this season.
asked Jinks what they came for. He said
he supposed ''.o marry s1fs psted,
millionaire womsr, to talk the fellows oul
Of their money, Who want TO be fooled, and
to lay 10 . supply Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup
THE greatest cure on esrth Tor pain,
Salvation Oh; take up the strain
dltfolfm
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WiNDERMERE FLOATED


Nkw YoRK, March 29.-The ship Win
dermsre that went ashore At Deal beach,
Is nov in the wreoking basin at Stspleton,
s. /. Experts have examined her and are
satisfied that the plates sre much strained
and estimate that the cost of her repairs
will be enormous.
The naval court Of irquiry into the case
Of the Windermere made public its decision
today. Taking into consideration that there
was a pilot aboard, the court does MT does
not deal with the masters certificate, but
severely censures him for the course he
pursued throughout. The court censures
the chief officer for the careless manner in
which the log book was kept.
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IN THE SENATE.

WAsHIseIoS. March 29.-In the Senate,
4 resolution requesting the President to re-
frain from sllotting in seversly the lands
OF the present reservation Of the Southern
Ute Indians, pending legislation in the pre- =
sent Congress respecting the removal Of
those Indians to another reservation, was
agreed to in executive session. When the
doors were re-opened, the Senate I'd burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
SLOW HORSES MADE SPEEDY.
Electric spurs tsed on Worn.ont Rae
ing Nag.

Nav Yokh, March 29.-When Electr
clan L. Tobin bought the old racing horse
Gyds last October, Guitenburg horsemen
smiled Tobin was green, and the sharps
thought he had been taken in, Gyda had
been a good horse in her day, but the was
old aud was weakening fast. In one OF
the first races in which the horse vss
entered she rsu slowly until she got to the
stretch, when she forged ahead with maj
velous burst of speed and won the race
Sbe paid her hackers 100 for /.
llorsemen thought Gyds's line form rs,h
or euspicious, but they did not investigs,c
The horte did nothing extrsoriipary from
that day On until last Friday. Jockey Cook
ttcn rode her at Ave pounds over weigh,
The race wss tivc eights of mile. At the
start Gyda wac Attn. At the one eighth
she was sixth Passing the quarters De ran
fourth. On reaching the three-eigbtb booh
dropped his whip aud funbled in his Jacket
Suddenly the old mare thot forward like q
frightened deer. She was third at The three
eighth and was gaining a the half.
Cook fumbled with his iscket again, and
Gyda lost ground. In vain Cook tore at hi,
blouse and used his spurs. The horse WAS
ran out, she finished last, When Cook re
turned to weigh out his overweight wsr
nine pounds instead OF 1--WE pounds. He
WAS searched. An electrical apparatus wss
found under HE Jockey dress. This ap
pa,atus consisted OF 4 leather belt four
inches wide. fastened at the ends by long
leather ihOrgs.
On either sije Of the belt there we're four
metal celie The size OF the cartridges used in
10 bore gun, Each of these cells con
tanned fluid The tops Of the CT It's were
| sealed with lead. and two wires protruded
from each covering. The wires from the
/ our cells on the right side of the belt rsi
INTO an insulated wire about four feet lorg
This wire ran down Cooks leg, through
small hole in the back Of his boots,
and was alta sched to the spur. The wires
connected with the cells on the left
were arranged in the same manner. When
| Jockey Cook started the electricity by
| turning the lever and stuck his sputs into
| Gyds, the old mare felt the iingling Of the
| electricity and jumped forward to geI
sway.
Tobin attributed the overweight to =
leather pad slipped under the saddle by
| come SITS BILE boy who disHked him or was
Jealous Of Cock.
Owner, horse and trainer were expelled
from the track.
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FOL Nd GUILTY
or All Charges Of Cruelty Preferred
Against Rev. Samuel Cotton,

BhLrAsr, March 29.-The jury in the
case of Il v, Samuel g. Cotton. formerly
At the head Of the Csrogh Orpbansge, to-
lay found him guilty of all the charge.
u cruelty offered sgainst him in connec-
uon with the administration of that insii-
tuition. Sentence was deferred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

WAsHIsGroy. March 29.-Pensions have
been granted to these residents Of Maine
original Edward L. Cobb. Orville Bro-D,
James T.. Wti,ehili; additional. Calvin
Dearborn increase, Boardmsn W. Curtis,
David Stevens, Patrick Lynch. George
W. Choat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
SEl.INGEN FOREST
Loses 900 Acres of Its Best Tree
BY lncendiary Fires.

BKsLis, March % Twenty ave hun
dred scrss of the famous Sein gen fores
has been burned over, he fires having, III,
announced by the authorities, been started
hy ineepdiAries. No reason for the ma
licious deeds has been discovered,
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THE NEGRO LyNCHERS.


MEnPms, March 30 The criminal
cour, grand jury was unable to return any
Indictments Ior lynching the three negro
prisoners few weeks ago. The attorney
general asks the governor TO offer reward
OF $500 for the conviction OF each Of the
Iynchers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
Lighter, r,Burned-Loss. %, 900.

NEw YoRx, March 90 The lighter Dis
psich, of the Psnnsylvsris Railroad Com
pany, arrived from the Delaware river tc-
day with q miseellaneous cargo Of freight
and moored alongside the steamship Sara
togs. of the New York and Cuhs Mail s.
s. Co. Pier Is. East River, took Ere to.
hight snd vas turned almost to the waters
edge Her captain and crew we're ashore
al the time. Loss, s25 900.
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iDtLTERATED FOOn


ST IErEgsRuR0, March 29,--The police
report on the spurious grain sent to the
famine provinces state that 100 truck loads
are \ 'mined daily and have been found to
contain from 10 to 20 per cent Of detritus.
The authorities have prepared $50 indict
menis against the oonsignors Of such grain.
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Fire at Phillips.

FARaisGros, March % M. :. Hibk
Iey's grocery store, in Phillips upper vii
lsse, burned last right. Part Of ito COZ
tents were saved The cause OF the fire il
unknown. The loss is estimated at $1,000
insured for 5000.
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WE WILL ACCEPT
Salisbnr,'s PROPOSAL for Renewal Of
Nodus Yi,endi With Some Changes.

WAsHIsGToE, March 20 II 10 under
stood that the cabinet at its meeting today
practically agreed to accept Lord Salisbury :
proposition f0f = renewal OF last yeaf's
nodus vivendi with certain limitations - 10
the character Of damages, to be left to the
determination Of the arbitrAtora
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FATBD PARIS.
The Dynsmltels BLOW Up An
other Building.
Two Persons Reported Huft...fva lr.
rests Already Made.
The Famous Selingen Forest Nearly
Ruined by lneeniiary Fires.

PASIs. March ~ There vas dynamite
explosion late this afternoon in the building
Of Credit Lyennsse, one Of the iarges'
banking institutions of the city. The ex.
tent Of the dsmsse has no, yet been learned
II is said that two persons were ihiared
Two arrests have teen made.
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Proposed New Congregational Church
at Madison.

Especial TO the KEHsEBEo JOURNAL.
MADISON, March 30 e. Z Lewis, ar
chitsot from Gardner was in town last
evening in consultsiio, With . committee
fro m the Congregational church and parish
regarding piAns for the proposed new
church which ihss society will build. Mr..
Lewis will be retained IS the designing
architect.
The building will be OF brick ard will
cost abou, $1,000. Ga The main q jor will
ue an sud tor,um ssstirg 300, . connecting Z
vest,y which will seat $50 more and 3 L..
dies reception room. Below will be To-
Gated commodious kitchen, dining room
and toilet rooms Mr.. Lewis is now at
work on he plans snd will present them to
hs cor sjdesst on CT the committee at .
further meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

At & meeting Of the business men Of
Norway. Monday evening. . board Of
trade vas orssrizsd wish G. Z. Holt, Esq !,
- pfs sident, several vice presidents, Free
land Howe, secretary. A board Of direc.
tors, etc vss chosen.
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Slight Fire at Belfast. T..

Especial to the Kennebec JOURNAL.
BELrAsr, March 2s.-The house Of John
Poor on Cedar street was slightly injured
BY fire this afternoon. The ire depart
msns responded on still alarm.
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Piano Factory Burned,

WOODSTOCK, Ont, March 70 D. W.
Kern & Co.'S piano factory WAS burned &c
day, The loss 10 about 1900; insured
tor about half.
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Fall River Weavers Will TO To Work
This Morning.

FaLL RTvLE, March % The striking
rsavers st Granite mill held Q meeting
this afternoon and vosed to return to work
in the morning. Treasurer Shove de-
clinsd TO treat then while they we're on the
strike. The wsavsrs expect . compro-
mise.
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Nominations Confirmed.

WAsHIsGros, March 29---The Senate
today cor tirmed these nominations John
Fl. Baker, Uni,ed States district Judge for
dist let Of I1disra; Milo A. Jevett Of
Massachusetts, United States consul at
Sivas.
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70 WAR UPON ITS LIFE And HEALTH

It Is well known thai HEALTHY BLOOD,
DESTROYS the NI7MBERLESS MICROBES OF
la tirippe. that are constantly swsrmlns 10
the blood OF every person living In an infected
district.
II the microbes are allowed TO exist ana
mnltipIy in the blood, that terrible disease I's
Grippe mantfests itself and Is iou9"s"v w. ~ /,
iinIering existence or sudden death. Nnen
the hload Is POOR and WEAK its power 70
overcome and destroy this sntagonistic ne
is greatly lessened. The microbes eh.gf;
muitiniy rapidly, until they overcome ana
,iisor9suize every hesithy function OF tns
body and destroy life Itself Inc eeeorsteu si'sl
hTTACk the BLOOD ITSELF. that they
exist In the atmosphere everywhere and onis
strong healthy blood Is able to resist anu de'
stroy them In the body