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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-20
lESTRICTS TOO MUCH.
rst Street Railway Declines
the New Franchise.
urAr noRTHEHN's SALARY CUT
v~.nelses and Portland Steamer
service Rsduesd--Ths Busiisg-
ton Extension.

-. West Street a North End Electric
ss;sxsy Company has followed the exam
y. n the Madison Street Cable Ealsay
snany IN refusing the extension Of the
<-r<hise granted by the city council, the
- being the many conditions and re-
<s~slaas inserted in the ordinance in the
- n its passage. In the letter notify
- ia council Of its decision, which ID
<'ssd By John Leary. the president. the
Gnpsny says:
.,yhe sole purpose OF this company In
..'.r fer an exransion of its franchise
- = SECURE the success Of very pFoFnis-
/ - 1svot,ations for the sale Of its 800. COO
s<. The progress Of the ordinance
&-n,h The council was so delayed that
=. financial depression has put an end 70
- rrt.ert hope of successful negotiation
- II the ordinances was free from oblec-
xs.r.iIs conditions Our present franchise
ss,,<sirs conditions which. in the light OF
- expefience. we find should never have
- s5repted by Us. II no new conditions
81 been imposed, however, we should
- been glad TO receive The extension Of
- isfs of our franchise and 10 have paid
- the city treasury the proposed per-
~tsge OF gross earnings IN consideration
2sYeior. bat you have thought NJ 20 IN
- new and, as We believe. unreasonable
Sezitious. Among the most objection
"a Of these conditions are sweeping for
fslure clauses, which, If accepted by US,
~nuEd render onr bonds wholly unsal-
~. We would be IN an even worse posi-
6cn than we are now.
ave regret that the action OF the council
sas no. more In accord with our views
81 our necessities. notwithstanding.
kevsse-. that we bave reluctantly come
b the conclusion not TO accept the ordin-
snee. We beg 10 extend our thanks for the
ssre. time. courtesy and attention the
souncil has bestowed upon the measure"
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The Nor,hv..,.rn I,m,,.a.

These are the words Of some of the travellers
who have recently enjoyed the journey between
Minneapolis. ST. Paul and Catcago on the
"North- Western Limited"
II can't see how this wonderful train could be
improved for IL Is IS perfect mans fingers
eau make II now. IL Is tue acme aud paragon
of railroad architecture. aud IL luxurious
enough for kings, queens and the royal people
OF Ancrica"
''rhe Sorth- Western Limited - asked aman
who has Travelled the world over. "You ask
what think OF 1T reply IL is the finest. COM
pletesi. most splendid. II can use the term. the
most luxurious train l ever saw OF | had the
pleasure 10 ride in. p"
A lady who made the journey alone from Min.
neapolis 10 Chicago and ChteaEo Ca 81 Paul,
said recently Courteous AMI polite officials
on the North Western Limited ulf.de my trip TO
aud from chicago pleasant one. The priya'e
compartment cars Rre the bsan Zeal Of travel
ing for every woman travelling sloue. and es-
peciaiiy with children, as the utmost privacy IL
granted TO them In these cars. 1 never thought
sleeping cars could be made so comioEtahi and
luxurious are these new comparEment cars
Said another old traveller; 81 think that buff
fet snok lag library coach on the North. " estsrn
Limited is the greatest Institution tn moiern
railway travelling | ever saw. IL means solid
comfort aud luxury "a e fellow. and makes q
long Journey a delightfully."- short enc
r W. Parker, Paget sound Agent. III Cherry
street seattle.
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Brown Gaa Breaks Velocity Reco,

Brown Gun Breaks Velocity Record i.
New yoRK, Aug. is-At the Sandy
Hook testing grounds today the Blown
segmentsl gun. with a charge OF twenty
one pounds Of Leonard smokeless powder
and sixty-swo pound shot. gave the enor-
nous nuzzie veloeity OF 9. SIS feet per Sec
ond, with maximum pressure of 40 500
pounds per square inch. This 10 the high
est velocity ever obtained in this country.
Ninety-nine rounds Of test shots have been
tired from. this gun.
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MARINE NEWS.

isfoosH, Aug. I9,-a 7. N. fspecial. -
ear; light north west wand. Passed out
= IN Tow Of tug Tacoma az noon: bk AZ |
a, Passed in-Str Montserrst, / - n.
tug Sea Lion, 80 y IN. Sch Robert
AseTs passing in. tugs Tacoma and Dis
eoyssy outside.
rear CESscENr. Aug. ia-S n. n.-gSps-
ca l--clear. calm.
aesr Angeles. Aug. is-Sp. m.-fsae.
+ Cloudy; light west Wind. Sch Kiax
s.ss' barge Ludlow and tug Moxal with
= = NAFrosl'oa IN hay bk +. X. Ham in tos
gag Pioneer passed az at4p. N.
Francisco, Aug. Ia-Clesred-
Fu0<a TALBOT. Naaaimo: ok Nicholas
Asss. AariGk. Departed--Su Grand
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The twelfth national. seventh international
and secoad worlds sunday school ecnvention
viii - held IN the city Of ST Louis, ia Exposi.
tinn hall, commencing Agggs, 81 sad eoniinu-
ing 90 september :, with sessions beginning =; Q,
, and 'clock
The whole world is expected 10 he represented
a. this great gathering aad the most successful
ana prominent SUNDAY school workers viii have
part ia the programme Warrington Is entitled
10 sixteen delegates. who viii be provided enter
tainmeni ~ the - I0Gis committee. This is q
rare opportunity - any wAo may be en- route TO
cr from the World fair 10 attend this great in.
ternapcpAl meeting Hoa Dexter Rortoa OF
seastIe. eur international committeeman, viii
have charge 81 the delegation aad will announce
state headquarters 81 80 Louis Aay who can
attend from THIS state w.l niease inform al
onee u. ) Johnston, president Tacoms. or r. /.
stscr. seattle state secretary, who will see that
they are pFopSr.y accredited and assigned places
Of entertainment
Al cur late stAts convention Hca. Dexter
uor.on. 81 Seattle. who hss 50 long and faith
fully represented the s;ae on the International
COMMITTEES, Gecliae1 20 se-ve loagcr ana u :.
1ohnstea. 81 Tacoma. was selected TO succeed
hiaa. VII state papers please eoYy'
n I. SIEER Secre.ary.
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CUTTING Down SALARIES.
Greas Northern Circular Making Rs
dncffons Ali Around.

Gyeas Northern Circular Making Re-
auetfons All Around.
The following circular signed by Presi-
1ent Hill, under date Of August Ia. has
>een received at the Great Northern rail-
rosd Offices in this city:
aOwing to actual and anticipated reduc-
IONS In traffic, caused by prevailing iinan-
Ill and business conditions. the following
nductions In pay Of all officers and en-
poyes OF the company receiving stated
nenthly or yearly wages or salaries will
= made, taking effect with the current
nonth and continuing while the condi-
60ns referred to remain:
sCa salaries rating 5000 per year and
inward. 30 per cent.
ron salaries rating s.. 000i per year or
more. up 10 5000 per year, Is per cent.
.'0n salaries rating 81. 90 per year or
nore, up 20 s., 600 per year. 20 per cent.
ION salaries rating less than 81, 200 per
ypsr Is per cent.
"Heads OF departments are charged
sish the enforcement of these instrrc-
tons. and are directed to Immediately re-
eiiust all salaries and wages concerned,
y - to secure approximately the reduc-
hons indicated.
This circular will apply to all COM
prles in the Great Northern system.
The sompany's directors and president
klieye that officers and employees fully
I1preciate the conditions necessitating the
tlion hereby taken, and will recognize its
rppriety and give to the company the
gne loyal service as heretofore"
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Reduction I'm E..,- asu.a r.,..

The Northern Pacific railroad has issutd
anew passenger tariff, effective August Is,
reducing rates slightly from Pacific coast
points, Spokane and Wallula junction and
pants taking the sans rates TO points in
ne East and South on its own and con-
aseting lines. The rates are all for con.
nhaous passage and the ones given for
portland apply for Seattle. Tacoma, VIM
0es, Chehaiis. Centralia. Montesano.
eoata Aberdeen. ocosta, Olympia, Tenino,
snohomish. Sedro, Victoria and other
fagsi sound points. The rates put In
ELECT the reduction of $50 made between
y Paul and Chicago BY all the lines.
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FIse-par steamer. TO Portland.

San FRAscisco, Aug. fe.--The Pacific
eoas. Steamship Company has decided
pat there Is not sufficient business 20 war
ant the running of the steamer Oregon
- the Portland route, and she will be
Bslled of and anchored in the stream OPP
icste Ssusalito. The steamer Columbia
slli sail on the I'D instant in place of the
Oregon. advertised to sail on the 10th in
liant The State of California will leave
this port on the 27th instant. and service
% the Portland route will be every FIVE
asys thereafter. instead of every four days,
q heretofore. The service on the Port
lad route is similar in all respects 10 that
u Operation on the Puget sound aud Vic
toria route.
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two s,orie. Abou, the nurilnr.on

A newspaper published at Sheridan,
Nyo.. reports that the extension Of the
Darlington a Missouri River line from
sasndan is being actively pushed by the
ioairactors. The work now under con-
tact Is about twenty miles long from
sherldan northwest to the Montana state
Ice In the direction of Billings, Mont
fitzpatrick Bros. q Collins have consid-
trabls force of sub-contractors on the
present work. aud Ii Is thought that the
grading will be continued beyond the
Montana state line without any impor-
iant delay. The track has been laid from
sheridan for about ten miles. Another
nport says that the. suo-contractors are
tischarging their men. and that all con-
rruction work 10 being abandoned.
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Hihhard & Norton's tannery AZ FIRE.
mont had q narrow escape from being de-
stroyei by Gre AZ sis yesterday evening.
when the dry shingie roof caught from a
srark out Of the snokestsck The hiaxe
was discovered by several persons and al
slarm vas given. The steam had no.
gone down at the Fremont mill. few
blocks away, aud water was thrown upon
the burning roof through 8 line Of hose
from shs mali eompAny's steam pump and
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Personally Conducted Excursion "a
Lake GheInn.

On Wednesday, August q. the Great
Northern railway will run an excursion to
Stehekin. st the head of Lake CheIan, for
81 round trip. Tickets are good twenty
days for return. This combination OF
rail. river and lake tour embraces $50
miles OF the grandest scenery in America.
A splendid opportunity for the hunter,
the fisherman and the tourist The party
will be limited to fifty in number. For
fun particulars and tickets call at the
Great Northern Office llA lanes street
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Gil Peterson, Herman Lindstron, Fred
Haboss. Charles Nelson. John Eden.
John Larson and Gus Anderson we're ar
rested BIZ Lieut. Brennan and PatroImen
BsIdas and Sam Corbetf lasr night play
ing stud poker in Johnson's saloon, on
Jackson street, between Third and
Fourth None Of them vas able 20 fur
nish bail, and they were all locked M.
Peterson was dealing. and the officers
came onto them 50 uaexpectsdly that not
one got away.
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the fire PIT out The Ion under the roof
was filed with greasy hides, but luckily
the fire did not reach them The loss 70
the building. which IL owned By d. L
Kellogg. IS about 50. fully covered By in
surzrce
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Sew Yerk Lumher nealer. A..lrn.

NEW NoRE, Aug. is.-Eppiager & Rus
sell, who were among the heaviest ope-
Essors in yellow pine and creoSots in the
United States. have assigned. Liabilities
are aeout $40, ooo and assets considerably
more. They were unable 10 realize on their
securities.
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Number limited. The reanements and cart
OF home, with thorough school work Ian,
gasge. music. art. college preparation Health
ful location. nfiy minutes from New York. At
vantsges OF city concerts, art galleries, etc
Reference By permission 70 Mra Ella Higginson
New wsascom, Wash. Address: Mrs. j. v. n.
Dorr, Mountain station. Orange. New Jersey.
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holm. Ssnasmo: sh Jabez Howe, Sanairs
bk Richard ILL.,. Sanaimo.



Steamer chshsiss win heresfte. bzrr eoa, in-
stese Of wood.
Steamer Clara Brown 81 hsvins hss boilers 70
paired in Tacoma
Steamship City Of Topeka il expecssd 10
arrive from Alaska today
Revenue cutter woieost was IN ehe hsrsor
yesterday raoorsd % q buoy
TEg ). =. Boyden is hsyEnx SOFA repsars r.ats
and lies a. spriug str.et wharf.
ship Spartan and bark Snow ana Burgess
began taking cargoes Of coal a. the bunksrs yes
tertsy.
Steamer Greyhound viii lay OF today TO b
cleaned up and thu Lydia Thompson viii take
Der run 70 Evsset1
schooner Laura Nszsen. Capt Rasmussen,
EiIi hBish loading ium Der az Rlskeiey On Tues
day for San Francisco
steamer Angeles came CT the ways yesterday,
having oeea cleaned and painted she was sue
cee1ed By the scow As3x
BsrE Iopgallanf. Capt Jackson, Was towed
from blakeieT 20 Port Townsend yesterday By
tug Biz, lunoer laden for Honolufu-
On Tuesday the old Mystic win be pulled out
OF tue water q tue Seattle dry dock and LEFT
high and dry Tor month 70 dry out
schooner Robert sesrIes. Capt Piltx now
ioaaing lumber 81 B'aksisy for Port Pirie, win
compssss her cargo tbs Last Of this week.
The Queen will sail for Alaska tomorrow
morning for her last trip Of the season, carrying
'ae Sisy OF Iop<ka's passengers aud freight
Steamer Mabel viii take an excursion fro IA
snoaomfsh 70 Port Blakeley today, including
tne snohomish baseball team for . game st
Biskeiey.
he report that the ship British Yeoman had
been spoken of Cape Flattery was q mistake.
loaded tea ship for Vancouver vas mistaken
for the one mentioned.
Capt George Z. Benson has become master Of
the steamsr skagtt Chief. vice Capt. G. w. Bar
low. the change having hcsn made on account
Oh sickness in the latterfs family.
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Seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern Railway Com
pany are now running excursion tFsius 20 Sns-
cnalmie Falls on Sundays. Fare only 81 for the
round trip special rates 81 any time for
parties. see display advertisement in this
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Axosh Bit.ers, In expeliing disease from the
human systeu1, 10 what the general In to the
army In the heat OF battle. IL stands at the
hsad
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Good Ra.,n... WIN Au.,r.,,..

= ", Parker. agent of the freight and
PASSENGER department Of the Northwestern
hne, returned from business trip To Van
soases, Il. G., yesterday and says that the
aeaaer MioSeTa sailed for Honolulu and
australia on Thursday with full cargo Of
sRs, cement, salmon, lumber and Hath
80 good list OF passengers and has had
REUSE freight the last few days. Among
Passengers was Mrs. George Mel.
s'sse, who goes TO Honolulu to remain
a1 ihe Warrimoo calls there on the re-
ara srin.
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Our telephone 10 les. not sol. a. in the book
fauqh us A.
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pc N.w Nnr,hern r.slnn r,m. CO

sae date when the new passenger q me
"a on the Northern Pacific will take ef.
- has been indefinitely postponed. IL
as to have taken effect on August p, but
change viii be delayed until some
ass In Septsn4her
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Rallraad ana carnar.tIon Natea.

j. c. Mccall. OF San Francisco, Pacific coast
agent OF the Erie lines. 10 in the city.
Local Agent Z. w. McGinnis. Of the Canadian
racine, 10 in Victoria. bat viii return today.
Receiver Brown. OF the Lake shore road. paid
tho employees their wages for the month OF July
yesterday.
Robert Siven, secretary 20 General Agent
Naceau. OF the Northern Pacific road, and James
Mckssn. city passenger agent, went 70 Green
river hot springs yesterday.
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AZOIH O
BITTERS
~WVvVUTYW
-->-OR-~-~-
Blood Building Tonic
CONTAINS -
AIbumen. Casein. Fibrin and vege-
table and Mineral Phos-
pilates and Salta

The human blood contains aibumen,
fibfin and salts in solution. forming liquor
sanguinis, on which The blood corpuscles
are suspended.
ALBUMEN--Foundin the whites Of eggs
juices of meats and plants. 1t is store
of nutrition, and the starting point oil
animal tissue.
FIBRIN--Found in seeds of cereals,
and animal muscle tissue.
cASEIN-The great nitrogenized con-
stituent Of milk. 1t is identical in com.
position with the chief constituents of the
blood.
1t possesses all the nutritive properties
of the blood and muscle tissues, and will
build up the waste tissues and blood with
new material. A permanent cure fol
Rheumatism. Bright's Disease, Malaria,
Liver and Kidney Diseases, General De,
biiity and all diseases which arise from
poor and impure blood.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Fountain syringes 81 at Guys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28

was lying face upward at the foot OF q
young cryptomeria, round the trunk OF
which his legI were clssped.
THE FATAL WOUNDS.
In the space between tho left eye
brow and the eyeball u bullet wound
was found The ball had not passed
through the skull, but was evidently
lodged in the brain, Worms had al
ready begun to appear in the wound,
and the physicians gave it as their
opinion that death had taken place
about a week previously. A stick was
held under the left arm, aud the hands
were folded as though the man had
quietly resigned himself to death, He
had a ring on his finger, some small sill
yer coins in his purse, twenty car
tridges in his belt, OF which three had
been used.
The corpse of the other man, Kuma,
taro, lay about four yards higher up on
the hill to the right. It vas also under
q cryptomeria. He had evidently seat
cd himself and spread his feet apart,
probably with the idea of retaining that
position after death, There had been
no struggle Of any kind nor any convul-
sions, A double barreled Murata rifle
lay been the feet, the muzEle resting
against the dead mans breast, where q
round bullet hole about an inch in
diameter, surrounded by the marks Of
small shot, was perceptible,
The ball had not passed through the
body, and subsequent examination
showed that the cartridge had been
loaded with small shot. The feet were
lacerated, evidently from walking, and
two fingers OF the right hand had deep
cuts penetrating to the bone,
SHOT HIS PARTNER AND HIMSELF.
A pistol lay on tho right Of the
corpse, and in tho pockets we're twenty
cartridges for the rifle, together with
some small coins. Kumataro, 1t will be
remembered, was the chief actor in tho
terocious murders, Yagoro being only
his instrument These roles seemed to
have been preserved by the two men
until tho last, for it will be seen from
the details given above that in all pro.
liability Kumataro first shot Yagoro,
with the latter's consent, and then took
his own life.
Tho murders were perpetrated on the
night Of the 25th ultimo, so that ii the
doctors estimate US to the date OF the
suicide be correct, the bodies having
been found on the 9Th inst, it follows
that the two men persevered in their
attempts SO escape for o week only.
IL - II.
mind as to the nature OF tho finale, for
before setting about the murders no
prepared his own tomb. We learn that
when the intelligence OF the finding Of
tho m~urderers' bodies became known
the people OF Mizukamt and the neigh
borhood held a kind OF carousal through.
out the night Of the Sth inst, so pleased
were they that the miscreants had been
secured from working further mischief
in their bloodthirsty insanity.
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A ~GRATIFYING REpoRr.
The Boring Sea Squadron Pushing til
Seal PoacherS Hard.

The BerinE Sea Squadron Pushing the
Sou Poaohors Hard.
WASHINGTON, July 2G.-At last the
navy department has received a report
of the operations of the Boring Sea
squadron up to the latter part of June.
The mail has brought a report from
Captain Ludlow, who is in command Of
the squadron, and the news in the re-
port touching the disposition OF the
sealers to observe the modus vivendi is
gratifying to the officials.
The report states that almost every
sailing vessel known to be on the Amer
lean side Of the sea has been warned
by the squadron. The two British
ships, the Garnet and Nymph, were
also in active patrol work, boarding
and warning seventeen s%ealers, two OF
which we're American. Up to the time
OF Captain Ludlow's writing the RAN
ger had boarded niue American
and two British ships, the Albatross
seven American and fourteen British,
the Rush twelve American and ak
British and the Mohican, Captain Gud-
lows flagship, six American and one
British vessel.
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To those who travel, or those who re-
main at homo during tho summer,
never be without a stimulant" Its
timely use caves the system from many
a shock, and as n preventative Of dis
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, Of Allie
cheney, is a reliable dealer, who only
Keeps tho purcSt liquors in stock, His
Silver Age, at 81 30; Duquesne, at 81 %,
and Bear Creek, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot bo equaled. Send for cata-
logue aud price list (nailed freel to
Max Klein, 50 Federal street, Allie
pheny, Pa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28

CHICAGO, July 26.-Cattlc. receipts 1900 head:
shipments 1000 head: market steady aud
strong; primo natives q 00a5 10: good 10 choice
81 25alSt: others s. 2ia4 10; Texans 81 S0R3 90;
westerns 50 2ja3 20, Hogs, receipts 1900 head:
shipments 1000 head; market 25c lower; mixed
aud packers s. 2jaj 6O;lprlmo heavy aud butch.
ens weights s. so; choice light mixedsS 75a5 so;
sorted light s. OOa6 0D. Sheep, receipts 1000
head: shipments 1900 head: market steady and
4 IS; western 425at 50; lamhS 81 0Qa6 Co
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 2T.-Cattlo, receipts
go head; shipments $40 head; market slow
and unchanged. Hogs, receipts G,0JO headi ship.
ments1 l, 100 head; market falfly active and weak
medium and light weights 50 3Oa6 30; extreme
heavy s. 9Oa6 ". Sheep. receipts 1900 head:
shipments 1000 head; market very dull at yes
terday's quotations,
CiSCiSNArri, O., July 2T.-Ifogs lower at
s5 2ja5 ~; receipts 5000 head: shipments 900
head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28

A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day: "My wife has been woar.
ing out her life from the effects OF dys.
pepsia, iivor complaint aud indigestion.
Her case baGled the skill Of our best
physicians. After using three packages
OF Bacon'a CNlory cure, she Ia almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood in q
healthy condition by tho uSo Of this
great vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug Co., solo ngent, and got q
trial package FREQ. Large size 6Oc.