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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-30
Damages For Wrong Imprisonment,

Jas. Kaulia, native lawyer, has
entered a suit OF $500 damages
against the Government, on behalf
OF a native prisoner in Oahu Jail,
The prisoner was convicted in the
District Court lately Of some crimi,
nal offense and sentenced to pay a
fine Of $40, Not being possessed OF
the necessary lucre, the man went
to jail to work out his fine at the
rate Of fifty cents day. His term
Of Imprisonment should have expired
at the end OF forty days, but it ap'
pears it did not. The man has been
in prison sixty-three days, hence the
damage suit.
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A Favorite Remedy for La Grippe

During the epidemic of la grippe
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy took
the lead here aud was much better
liked than other cough medicine"
H. NJ. Bangs, druggist, Chstsworth,
Ill. The grip is much the same as a
very severe cold and requires pre-
cisely the same treatment. This
Remedy is prompt and effectual and
will prevent any tendency Of the dis
ease toward pneumonia. For sale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith a. Co,
agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
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More Stowaways.

More stowaways were discovered
on the >. ;, Australia on her arrival
from III" Coast On saturday last, A
movement has hcsn IN foot since, to
ship the men on the L. 5, +, s,
Philadelphia, but up to present
writing was unsuccessful Should
the stowaways fail to secure enlist
men, IN the navy, they will have To
be shipped back on he Same steamer
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Jack Martini went into the new
lunch room, where the walters are
pretty young girls, the other night
after the play, The young woman
who brought his oysters was very at
tractive. what Is your name, my
dearr Pearl" "Ah, yes; a pearl
OF great price," Jack suggested,
"fesi also q pearl before swine" she
added Washington Capital.
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WANTS TOO MUCH.
Silva Asks for $3.50 to Drop Prose
cution Of Ferreira.

}. j. Silva, the Portuguese who
was laid up for many days, from
the effects OF a kick administered by
one Domingos Ferreira, has decided
to push the case OF assault against
the latter. Ferreira made an Offer
OF 500 to Silva to drop the case
but that individual asked for Sl5l
hush money. This Ferreira was not
willing to give, hence the case will
come up for trial ON Thursday mex,
in the District Count.
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"a aud fiction Is now opened 10 stu tents,
on TUESDAYS, TIL L kSpAlS and SAT.
URDAYS Of each week, from 2 to ~. NJ,
on the second floor oi the Foster Block
Nuuanu street, over l.Ovcjoy's store. En-
trance by the second door, on the Lane %.
opposite end of Merchant street--leading
to the back part Of the Honolulu Foundry,
- books lent out to responsible par.
ties In Honolulu, and " hen practicable, to
residents VI the other Islands V92-lm'
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ARRESTED IN JAIL.
A Native Woman Takes Opium to
Her Husband.

, A native woman named Kelii was
found guilty in the District Court
this morning Of having opium un.
lawfully in possession on Jan. 81,
and sentenced to pay fine of $50.
Kelii visited the Oahu Jail, where
her husband was a prisoner, on the
date mentioned, carrying with her a
bundle supposed to contain tobacco
and other necessaries for his use
The prison guard escorted the wo.
man to the Office and she handed
the bundle over for inspection before
giving il to the prisoner. When the
guard opened the parcel he found
fnsee opium pressed into the to-
bacco. The opium was shown to
Kelii, but she did not seem to be
embarrassed or put out. Tailor Low
was called in, and the woman was
brought to the Police Station.
Kelii, 10 her defense, stated that
on her way to jail q Chiuaman call
ed her and gave her the parcel to
give the prisoner. She did not know
that there was opium in the parcel,
but understood IL to contain tobacco
only. Emma Trask corroborated
the defendants story.
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FOR SALE

THE FuKNlrrRE or SIX no MS
j compete tor housekeeping, including
tine Upright Ihu koring Piano and u
New Home sowing Ma, hine. Apply NJ
No. - Bvrelanlu street, near Punchbowl.
Hl-tt
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LO0AA AND S6N EMAIL N6"6.
Tomorrow will be pay day for
government employees.
Diamond Head, 8 p. m.--Weather
hazy, wind fresh northeast.
Another che ia fine OF SO was
recorded in the District Court to-
day.
Two rooms with kitchen can be
had by applying at G. Gertz's shoe
store.
One solitary Chinaman for opium
smoking was the only arrest by the
police last night.
The P. g. band gave the usual
weekly concert on the Executive
building grounds this morning.
Poina for assault and battery on
Haole yesterday was fined SO by
Judge Robertson this morning.
There will be a meeting of st.
Andrews Church Association next
Thursday evening, Feb. LIST, at 3
o'clock.
Gus Mauer, the only Gus, has re-
turned from the Coast and resumed
business at the Hawaiian Hotel
barber shop.
Prominent revolutionists are curl
Gus to know who is to succeed them
in the occupation of their homes af-
ter restoration.
The steamer W. q. Hall will arrive
from windward ports tomorrow
morning. She was to call at Lahaina
for load OF sugar.
The volcano excursion trip by Wis
iting tourists has probably been
abandoned, as none are booked for
the steamer Claudine.
Captain Soule, OF the bark Martha
Davis, offers reward Of SO for the
apprehension of Barnard Rooney. a
deserter from his vessel.
The target on which the police
practice has been reduced in size,
the bullseye at present not being
bigger than a two'b't piece
LJIavsv,. .a,e NJ .l.va,, furn;.
turn .Ira.ds no,ad b.r. I'm. h,.,
f;.ed for FRIDAY Al 2 O'clock TAX.
look at 1t In the meantime.
Prof K,ohai. ,;,l ,.,,, lac ,h. "
n Hail for Kn,. IN E,;J.c nn hi.
a., tnny ~ ;"sna,t;nn ~ n,G.a
nisn, a,;ons 70 Lob for hI;gh,
- -.
ma Males granu clearahee SAFE
Pien"ui,naly 10 going OUT Oh business
VIII ."ke P.ace gu huIsuay "eA'
Lon "''ss the certain oarsa'ns'
TODAY |, observed Inv the Ian
anese A. the Anniversary of the dea,t
OF the Emperor's father. Consular
nags are lying out oil courtesy t'
Japan.
The AL. NJ n tract NJ Goverpm.n,
land In KooIau. Mani. known n,
East Mskaiwa, containing 2i3 acres
appointed for to-day, was post
poned.
I'M Vivas and Frank Ferreir,
ara ON trial In the District Cour
this afternoon for being found I'm
lawfully on the premises of NJ
''e""''' y" ouu'"! "'S"'' '"" 81
The following are booked TO leay,
on the steamer Claudins this after
noon for Maui: +. II. Hendry, Mr..
Gallagher, H. p. Baldwin. W. +
Pogue, Joe Dias, J. G. Crowd.r au,
son.
-
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MEETING NOTICE.

A Ii. OWNERS OF LOTS on THE
n Waikiki site 0f the Catholic Gene
terry are rcqu"-t"d Ia meet N the Cemetery
On MONDAY, Feb. Y, l>1i.
Az w. PER ORDER.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

- VALUABLE PIECES OF Sxrxau
I improved Property, located 4t3
IN different Part, OF the city ri
Honolulu, all bargain, Apply
for full particulars ~ -.
BkUCE X \. J. GARTW RIGHT
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Passengers.
DEPARTURES,

For Kauai, per stmr James Mskee. Jan
D-Mr Campbell, Warren, Napapa
and I Others.
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and % receive ordc
The derived 81
thoroughly established
generally
The large number II Planters
Republic,
above claim
The Of the snREpDEH largely quantity Of
the mill grind 25 Ia 30 D. also the q; q to
at the II
tn" mill and allowing ample
The SHREDDER strongly made, o
rn cuts tears these without
which can b" quickly aud economically replaced The SHREDDER,
he'i
ing and allowing tn" mil, I" thoroughly the without
cane SHRkppkk spreads the shredded uniformly aud evenly
tn" mill rolls II
hand tw""n the mills wr" rgrtndng is No Of
boiler capacity required the winch
the ml the
drawings installation
gin"er successfully install and them
ordering SHREDDERs please small
width tn, mill
als the side cihcr hand Of
niD winch the ml located also
Of mill roll
bed These ii
and Hawi MILL kohau
u Prices aud further particulars be- had by applying
WIN. g. IRWIN & CO., Id,
! g~nt for The Hawaiian Idlni.
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WANTED
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

'NWO NICELY FUR. A. -, y
| nished Rooms on d. nfAk
liha street, Opposite kua- ssif61
KIM street, about tive min
utes' walk from Nuuanu street cars. Ar
ply Al this office. 93;ttf
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TO LET

TWO NICELY FUR. An,
i nished Rooms for AA
Gentlemen at No. I Garden ssiIEiS
Lane. si2-tf R3
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Chr lailg 3 'llstia.
TUESDAY, JAN. 81, 1894.
MARINE N EwS
Arrivals.

Departures.
TUESDAY. Jan. 30.
stmr { X Bishop for Nawiiiwili, Hanama-
ulu and Kilauea
Stmr Waialeale for Lahaina, kukuihaele
and Honokaa
stmr Claudine for Kahului, Keanae, Hama,
Hamoa, kipahulu, Nuu, Paauhau, ku-
kaiau at y M
stmr Iwalani for Nawiliwili, koloa, Maka-
we'll, Waiinea and kekaha At 8 pm
stmr Pele for Waimea, Kauai, a. 8 pm
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Tomorrow will be payday for
government employees.
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The Hawaiian National Band will
give concert in the Hotel grounds
on Thursday evening for the benefit
Of the visiting tourists and the pub
lie. A fine program is promised, in
GLIDING native songs, which will he
printed in the morning aud evening
papers Of Thursday.
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Diamond Head, 8 p. m.--Weather
hazy, wind fresh northeast.
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s,r!-tf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-30

Another che ia fine OF $40 was
recorded in the District Court to-
day,
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Captain Soule, OF the bark Martha
Davis, offers a reward OF SO for the
apprehension Of Barnard Rooney. a
deserter from his vessel.
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OAHU RAILWAY and LAND CO.
Time Table

FROM AND AFTER JUNE 1. iss.
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The volcano excursion trip by Wis
ting tourists has probably been
abandoned, as none are booked for
the steamer Claudine.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-26
GRANDSON OF OLD ZACH.

Denver, CAL. May Or. Ash.
ford Taylor, grandson OF Prosident
Zachary Taylor, who came to Dem
yer early in March, assuming tho
name of Patrick MCGOWAN OIL ac:s
count of having shot a nan at
Louisville, KY, in quarrel over a
woman, has fed from this cify,leav
ing behind six women who,it is said
he Lad promised to marry. His
fl ght was has.ened by an acciden-
tai meeting and exchange OF conf
.dences between two of the women.
Each OF he six women charge Tay
Tor with having obtained money
and jewelry from her after promIs
ing to marry her.
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VAsQUEZ IN TEXAS.
The Gnest of Clio el John A. Nor
ris on Ills Ranch.

San Antonio, Tex, May %
The Associated Press telegram Of
last night from New York stating
that ex-Prrside"t Yasqnez Of Hon.
duras was in that city is Il mistake.
V~sqn is at present "a guest of
Colonel John A. Morris, the well
known h"rsenan and Lottery mag
natc,at the latter's ranch near Kerr
Vile, about forty-fve miles from
here. The depose-l president OF
Honduras passed throu Oh this city
several nights ago IN company with
Colonel Morris en- rou'e to the
ranch, and has not yet returned.
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expression today in resolution of
tered BY Representative Grain, dem
ncrar, of Texas. 1t not only
provides for tariff riders TO appro-
priation bills and conference re-
p rts, but gives the President
authority to. put any article on
the free list when trust or com
binati"n. controls the article. The
move is particularly directed against
the sugar trust and sugar bountics
and to meet Senate attacks on the
income tax. The text of The
Grain rule is as follow: "Resol
we'd. That The committee on rnles
is instructed to bring in a rule
that whenever any general appro
priation bill or any conference re
port upon a general appropriation
bill is under consideration it shall
be in order 10 fer amendments
tt.eIeto, either as riders or other
wise, providing for the repeal Of
the law authorizing the payment
of bountics on sugar or for the
levy of an income tex; OF empower
ing the President whenever he
may be srtisfi, d that a combina
ton or trgst exists Whereby the
price of any article or commodity
Used or consumed by the people
of the United States my &c affect
ed TO suspend the collection of all
duties upon such article or COM
during the existence Of
such combination or trust, and that
before a motion for the previous
question: npon the passage of any
general appropriation hill shall be
entertained by the Speaker he shall
submit to the House any such
amendments RS are provided for IN.
his rule which may be offered.'
Mr.. Grain has made his proposed
-uie stronger than those formerly
proposed by making any conferences
report on an aspiration bill amen
liable with "A tariff rider.
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the Way when they saw by tn,
testimony of other witnesses tina
they would be likely to be called
The Committee will have stcmo-
graphic record of the testimony
made and at its close will rubiisl
it, just as taken, whatcv,r the ma
ture Of the report thereon may be-
at least that is what its member;
now pr,rni
At last there seems to be proba
bility that "a tariff bill will be pass
ed in a few We, k, the Senators OH
both sides having apparently loc"t-
I'd themselves. The progress made
during the lasl half of last week
was very gratifying 20 those who
are more anxious TO see the whole
business disposed IF b5 the pass &c
of some soit of ii ILL than for the
success or defeat Of any p"rticnlsr
part If the bill. things started
off this week very pilI'usly for
a continuation of rapid p'cgr' s.
until the sugar schedne Is reached,
which will probably be about the
last Of this or the first OF next
week. Then there will be hard
fight made for free sugar, with the
result very much in doubt, as party
tines will not control all of the
Senators.
Coxey's army no longer attr-cis
much interest IN Washing on, bu',
judg ng rom Coxey's mail, which
has grown to large proportions and
is still growing, the interest
throughout the country is on the
increase. The contributions for
lie support Of the men have drop
ped almost to the zero mark in
Washington, but ale coming in
freely from other quarters. The
original army is decreasing slowly,
bui the number il kept up by re-
fruits, and this week more than
1000 men are expected to juin.
Sentence is TO be passed on C'xcy,
Browne and Jones today,s ell forts
10 get their cases before the higher
courts having failed
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-26
yu.sT.s.EO ROS DEFECToRY

CIVIL OFFICERS.
Federal Judge Luciano Cervantes
Judge list Instance Francisco Guerra
President City Council NJ. Barragan
Chief Of Police Il. PiZaIla
Collector of State Tax J. b. ZoleZZi
Golrr Stamp Tax \. y. PaSsemant
ColFr city tax r. de los Santos Coy
CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
Administrator G. Fernandez
conta1or j. Oiyo
Acting as Captain custom guards
f. Argiielles
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Societies.

RIO GRASDE LODGE NO. 81. a L. s a H.-B
A Turregsn, w al; 5 Dworman, 5 W; Isidolt
E1rks,sJ--M-; B. l. Cam, Secretary; r. D4izcl
Treasure; J. y Natansan, > D.; r. IL. Wallis
J. D.; Il. W Miller Tyler. Visiting brothers cor
di.lly iBvited. Lodge meets hrst and third Tues
days il each month.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR LODGE 10. 379O.-w. F.
Den.-ett Dictator; Frank Champion, Vice Dicta-
tor; H. Hanson, Assistant Dictator; f. J. Connie
Past Dictator; J. B. Sharpe, finGnci-1 Reporter;
ID. ST erwOOd- Recorder; n. Leahy, Guide; Jesse
y. Wheeler. Chaplain; A. Tenk, Treasurer; John
Thielan Guardi.lli- T. P Lopez, Sentinel Lodge
meets second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month.
1. o. o. f. LODGE go. - C H Maris. Noble
Grand: William A. Heale, Vice Grand; John Il.
stucSe, Secretary; George Moore, treasurer. The
Lodge merits every Wednesday night At. $50.
Visiting brethren aud all Od1 Fellows in good
Standing are cordially invited to attend
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.u.EEE SEE E'ECE.

DEPARTURE.
For Alice, Texas, daily at. 6 a. N
E" Rio GIande City. Mon
day, We'd and Friday at. 6. a. III
For Point Isabel, daily at....9 a. IN.
- MatanoroS, Mexico, Except sun
day, --.-.-------.-- .at sou d. ID
ARRIVALS.
From Alice, Texas, daily at 10 p. m.
- Rio Grande, Tri-Weekly at p. IN
Z" Point isabel, daily att p. IN
81" Mat4moros Mexico. -. .4:30 p m
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
CITY OFFICERS.
L. S. DISTRICT COURT.

The following are the officers of and the times and
places OF holding court for the Western District OF
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Notes From the Capitol.--The
T"rlff Bill, Etc.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

= wv, Ah'l II, 1901.
Everybody one meets seems to hav
become II walking interrogation
point, ali seeking the same inform
tion-what Will he found out b
tie committee OF Senators charged
with investigating the charge
made against various individual
and S'nators, including Attempted
bribery, corrnpting methods of su
gar trust, and speculation in sugal
stock by Senator? Il is not sur
prising that the Senators selected Il
serve on this committee, which BIZ
gan its work today, should have
sought to evade the dissgrceabIc
task; but Wee President Stevenson
having made The selection after
mature consideration and with a
view of the special fitness ot each
man for the work lie is to perform,
declined TO accept any excuses OF
TO make any chang S. and Tie com
mittee stands as originally appoint
ed-drmocrats, Gray, of Dslawarr,
(cliairm'n,) and Lindsay, OF Ken
lucky, republicans, Lode, of Mas.
and Davis. IF Mum, Populisi,
Allen of Nebraska.
II a congressional committee had
any power TO compel witnesses sum
m"nFd to testify there wonld be n"
doubt of the sensational nature of
the facts that would he brought cut
by this Investigation, but the Q. S.
Supreme Court has in a similar
csc decided that no witness can b..
punished for declinIng to testify
concerning the private aft ,irs oi
any citizens; therefore The trstim
ny will necessarily be con fned t."
that which is in "A sense voluntary.
bEt the questions when will be ask
ed some of the Senator's in connec
ton with the relation between them
and the sngar trust during the last
two months may bring out mu h,
if the members of tn: nn;n ttec
live up to their declared intentions.
The first branch of the invcstig
ton deals with the alleged a!lcmp
10 hrIbe Senators uunton, of Va,
and Kyle, of S. T.. TO vote against
he tariff bill, and will probably be
'hcr' as there was probably moth
ng more serious in it than the gar
.uIily of an irresponsible lobbyist.
rhe sugar tiu>t b.ahch will be long
r, with results very doubtful. !
hall not be surprised to have tn.
ACT brought out that the sugar
rust made big cont. buttons to boil: !
he republicans and democratic cam
oaign funds, just as other drusts
ave been known to do more than
,ncc; but that Supreme Court drcs
on TO protect the witn' sscs it will |
De lArg ly chance what is brought !
,nt. Sumo of the with sses are
newspaper men who will be willing
. tell all they know, so far as ii
;an be done without violating prom
scs which they have had to max
o obtain some of the Information
hat has been printed.
The decision of the comm ttee
o hold the Investigation behind
.loscd doors Was not well received /
n Washington, bur the vote of the
was unanimous aud, all
hings considered, was perhaps the
Sisest thing TO do. The argument
# The committee is that if the
testimony were publicly taken il
would prevent much being found
,ut as The publication would en-
lblc Win, sscs who did not care to |
- 6 - -
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MR.. GRAINS RESOLUTION.
To P.ovids for All Manner of
Tariff Riders on Arrropria-
ton Bills.
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
The strong feeling of the dem
ocratic tariff leaders in the House
against tie increase OF duties re
ported b. tie Senais ivaad sl.aFf
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neeIding on a Name.

Society Mntrou-Oh, Mr. Wrigey. want
you to tell me what TO name the dearest,
sweetest, darlugcst. cunuingest little fel-
low that eycg wa. He's about . weeks Old
now, and we can't agree on ~ name for him.
Elderly Friend How would Benjamin
Franklin do2
81 don't think that would do at all
"Well, there no better name than George
Washington, the name borne 10y The Father
of Hist
"That wouldn't do either want soma
name not so common Caut you think Of
something witha kind Of smooth flowing
distinguished sound about iJi Something
like Moumoreucy or Ronccsyaile5 or Da
Mortimer, and yet les, common than
thoses"
"Ir none Of The names thet have been
mentioned is not good enough for him, Mrs
Brown Ferguson, he must be remarkable
hoy indeed, and '--
"Boys lie isn't boy ~ all He's dear
little poodle Chicago Tribune.
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Unprepared.

Meredith Meeinuity mportuned
MARRY me now be pleaded.
The mind of Constance McGillicuddy
wavered,
"Now2' she faltered
"Now.n
The rich red beams Of the descending sun,
falling aslant Of her beautiful face, awoke
a sudden resolution within her
Impossible, she said firmly, you have
no frock coat.
Yes, it was yet afternoon. Detroit Trib-
me.
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traction. which would almost kill me.
My stomach and bowels were SO badly
WSeratcd ana inhamcd ] could Hardly
bear the pressure OF my clothing. Would
often pass quantities of blood from bow
els.
For hve months before I went to Drs
Mansfoll & BoNcG / was completely
progtrated and IN constant puiu. day and
night The last three weeks OF my suffer-
Ing was the most c%crucaung torture OF
my life; had spasms OF the stomach
pain was SO severe ] thought I could not
stand It any longer. At three different
times my wife became alarmed ana called
in the neighhors thought ! could not live
through tho horrible spells.
such was my condition when l went to
the Copeland Medical Institute for treat
msnt, / was relieved almost Immediately.
and IN az few weeks was "a well man.
II now cas- anything I want Have no
pain or disUeas OF any nature and am
gaining I'm flesh every day / would adj
wise an who are suffering as ! did to take
Drs Mansfield 4 BoNeiPa treatment as
quick rs possible"
HOME TREATMENT.
Our treatment OF patients 10y mail at
their homes through symptom blanks and
CORES aondeuce Is as perfect ana etfectual
ne our office work.. The charges ARE low
ana within the reach Of all Write for
symptom blaal to Drs. Mansfield Y
BoNeN, Houston, Texas.
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"Whata self contained animal that green
lizard IS" remarked the canary bird 70 the
poodle
II hadn't observed Il, was the answer.
THAT because you don't keep your eyes
open. u you bad been looking, you would
see that he has just swallowed his own
skin Washington Star