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The free press., 1894-07-19

W. @. Rinearson general passen-
ger agent of the @ & @. Route, has
kindly furnished us with the fol-
lowing names aud addresses of
people who are making inquiries in
regard to land i'm migration matters
in the South:
A. 0, Fredikson, Kasson, Mimi.
j. Brauff, City Hall, Allegheny Pa.
Jens. Ohnstad, DeForest, Wis.
Lewis r. Atwood, Sheldon,
Vinton Co., O.
q, Fl. Rowe, Leechburg,
Armstrong, Co., Pa.
Logan Alexander, Sunshine,
Harrison Co., Ind.
f. h. Glascock, Garden Plain,
Sedgvick Co., Kan.
". B. Laufman, Appolo, Pa.
+, B. Ellis, Fennimore, Wis.
cCo. W. OOlnu, h"Oih 4O, Olliilou
Bldg, Colum bus, o.
Fl. c. Baxmeier, l712 Sarah ST,
Pttsburg, Pa.
S. J. Hosmcr, Box 81,
TecumseL, Mich.
A. Marson, 149 Mangrove ST..
Fort Scott, Kan.
Any of our citizens who have
land or other real estate for sale, or
who wish to hold and improve the
same with the aid OF capital and
muscle from the Northwest, should
correspond with the above named
parties.
The Picayune's jackson CORES
pondent has the following to say Of
the coming county teachers lnsti-
tutes:
Beginning the 1st of August,
county Institutes Of one weeks du-
ration will DE held throughout the
state. The attendance on these
last summer reached 1000 Fully
G000 are expected this wear. These
in nstitufes will be held hv twenty
four conductors, two in each coun-
ty. These conductors are the lead"
ing educational men Of the state,
and were especially trained for their
work in ~ weeks conductors
school at the university by Dr.
Joseph Baldwin, Of the University
Of Texas"
Institutes will bo held in this, The
18th educational district, as follows:
Conductors: w. J. Tavlor, Vino
ma; i. s. Hudson, Batesville. Han
cock, July 80; Pearl River, July 80;
Marion, Aug. G; Covington. Avg.
Is; Perry, Aug. 90; Jones, Aug. 20;
Wayne, AUG. 27; Greene, Aug. 27.
The free press., 1894-07-19

THE QUEEN & CRESCENT
ROUTE invites inquiries in regard
TO Summer Resorts on Its line Ia
the picturesque mountains Of Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Alabama. The
line passes pear famous hatteields
at Mill Springs, Mission Ridge,
Chickamauga and Lookout Noun
tain They are surrounded by
charming summer resting places at
Burnside, Cumberland Falls, High
Bridge Rugby, Rhea Springs, Look
ont Mountain, Spriugvllle, Ala ,
and other points.
Low railroad rates-oharm ing
mountain homes perfect rest and
quiet.
We invite correspondence. cheer
fully giving the information deslr~
ed, for the purpose of having you
arrange to spend your summer rec~
reation on our line.
W. q. RINEARsoN, G. L. A.,
Cinciunatl, Ohio.
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See Sherif's Sale.

see SuGl IL o O"iOs
Keep stiff upper-lip-the busl-
uess boom is bound to come.
Miss Diamond Thornhill Is home
sgain from a pleasant visit to rela~
nyes and friends at Nicholson.
Miss Lula, daughter of ?. j.
Harvey, was a recent guest of the
Misses Smith, daughters of Joseph
4 Smith.
Prof. Anderson taught the Spring
Ell school last week, owing to Do.
M bney having returned to his
|pme ia Newton county on account
piilluess.
J.P Thames, who has been teach
Big at Henleyfeld for a month or
onger, gave up his school last
week on account Of ill health, and
bas returned to his home in New,
Jon county
"fHE BEST."-The best m edi-
rlnes are HU MPHREY'S ePEClF>
PCS. They cure surely; they cure
Aulckly they cure economically. Ev'
eV pellet is worth its weight in gold
s a curative agent. For sale by
druggists.
Hiram Smith spent two delights
Fal weeks visiting friends a. Frank
hnlon, Covington and Abita Springs,
u. Hiram looks as happy as
|AOugh he had engaged in q suc-
fesstnl courting experience during
Ps absence.
lhe Graham brothers. who are
0gaged in teaching in neighbOr-
oOds southeast of town, came in
a'arday TO see-the sights, and
''e looking fat and happy as hon
y and cOrn-fed bears.
W n
WI Stewart, who conducts the
saool ID the Cal Stewart neighr
ofnood, is one of the most efficient,
faal and popular teachers of our
'uuty' Mr. Stewart says that Pops
Fllle is evidently one of the most
'o'ed portions of the footstool of
y gods-ludgiDg from the fact
y ne never visits town but what
" caught in seasonable ram.
40ere are five scholarships for
aslSslppl, in the Peabody School,
j nashville, Tenn. Applicants
!" oe examined in Latin through
'"f' Geometry and branches in
public school curriculum of
STATE, and must inform Prof.
~ Anderson, supt. of Educa-
- at once of their intention to
pg LOT a scholarship. The
l.o'arship is worth 800 and fare
nashville and return.
". d. Nelson, who is in the drug
n"S a'liess at Kingyille, Mo-, has so
va slt confidence in OhamberIain's
ny ohoiera and Diarrhoea Rem.
mat Ina he warrants every bottle
oners to refund the money to
nus'omer who is not satisfied af-
t"s;'hg 1t. Mr.. Nelson takes no
IL u doing this because the Rem-
ios - certain cure for the d,seas-
oa q. winch it is intended and he
H's i n, Il, It is for sale by Poplar,
The free press., 1894-07-19

Ripans Tabules cure jaundice.
Ripans Tahules cure the blues.
Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.
Ripans Tabules a family remedy.
Kipans Tabules cure torpid liver.
Ripans Tabules one gives relief.
Ripans Iabulos cure bad breath
Eipans Tabules for sour stomach.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
J. A. Wheat ]

VS.
G. W. Amscker.
BY virtue of q writ OF vendi es-
ponas issned by r. Byrd. J. P, on
the 21st day of June, 1894:
I, the undersigned, Sheriff of
Pearl River County, Mississippi.
will. on Monday. the 9th day of
August. A. D. 1894, between the
hours of eleven o'clock a. M, and
four o'clock p. M. sell at auetion,
to the highest bidder or bidders,
for cash. at the Courthouse in the
town Of PopIarville, Miss, the fol-
lowing described property. or 50
much thereof as may be necessary
TO satisfy the hereinafter mention
ed writ and all costs, to-wit: The
/ undivided interest of G. w
Amacker in the Daniel Burnett
claims, Numbers 6 & 7 in sections
2, 3, 4, 8, o, 10 & II, Township 4
Range Is west, in Pearl River
County, Mississippi, said property
having been levied on by mo on the
1st dav orJune, q D. 1894, as the
property of G. w. Amacker. by
virtue of writ of execution, issu-
ed in The above styled case BY r.
Byrd, Justice of the Peace.
Witness my Signature, this the
Both day of June. A, d, 1894.
N. BATsoN, Sheriff.
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THINK-IS IT YOU ?

MANY of our subscribers now owe
|,,r oue. two and three years. Please
.smit m and afford us the pleasure
| ~ c;ving due credit for same.
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DID NOT WANT TO HEAR
THAT MAN "CUSS."

A little boy, aged seven years,
not long since went to hear the
Baptist minister at this place. 1t
80 happened that the mnist err
theme that morning was hell which
he ofien emphasized most vehement
IS, lnterspersing his sentences with
the ward, damn and damnation. The
little fellow sat and listened while
with amazement, but could not
endure the sermon to the end, so
he quietly left the church, and
went over to his grandmofher's
who asked him why he did not
remain TIL services were over, to
which he replied, that he did not
wish to sit there aud bear that man
"cuss,' and enqulred if all preachers
"cuss!" The preachers of great heat
viii take due notice of what we
here chronicle, and preach in such
a manner that they viii not appear
unto children az cursing.
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asEN O T l G e !-G3a

plesse call at Poplarville Drug
|Compapy's store and settle your
|.ccounts for 1898.
pOPLARVILLEDRUG co.
The free press., 1894-07-19

A horse kicked Fl. S. Shafer, of
the Freemyer House, Middleburg,
n. Y, on the knee, which laid hin
up in bed and caused the knee JOINT
to become stiff. A friend recon-
mended him 10 use Cham 5erIain's
Pain Balm, which he did, and in
TWO days was able to be around.
Nj Shater has recommended it TO
many others and says it is excel
lent for any kind of bruise or
spraiu. This same remedy is also
ftm Gus for lis cures Of rheumatism.
For sale by PopIarvilIe DRUG Co.
The free press., 1894-07-19

DIR. j. B. PLEAsANTs, "a dentist
of 40 years experience, will make
regular monthly visits to Poplar,
vile and other points on the Iiue
os this road. Whlle here hls Office
will be at the Marion House. The
doctors appointments, when made,
will be found below.
The free press., 1894-07-19

Ripans Tabules cure flatulence
Ripans Tabules cure Indigestion.
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic.
Ripans TabulAs are always ready.
Ripans Tabules have come to stay
Ripans TabuleS pleasant Laxative.
The free press., 1894-07-19
ORG ANIZATION PEAL RIVER
CAMP CONFEDERATE
VETERANS.
VETER !.

VETERANS.
AT meeting of the Confederate
Veterans held in the courthouse at
2 O'Clock p. M, the l4th inst, S. j.
Mcbride was chairman and w. D.
Woulard, secretary.
After prayer by Rev. Il. Smith,
and the reading of the minutes of
the preceding meeting, the veterans
proceeded to organize the camp by
eiecting the following officers:
}. J. Moore, Commander.
5. j. Mcbride, 1st Lieut.. Cmd'r.
j. M. Shivers, 2nd Lieut. C'md'r.
D. f. Archer, 3rd Lieut.. C'md'r.
w. ID. WoulaFd, Adjut. and lr's'ur
j. NJ. Thornhiil, Surgeon.
FL. Smith, Chaplain.
j. 2. McGehee, Commissary.
w. w. Self, Quartermaster.
VIM. Morrison, Color Sergeant.
E. P. Stewart, Color GuarI.l
o. A. Mitchell, Color Guard. | !
Members present: w. G. Anderr
son, A. G. Russell, Sr,, N. G. Stan
ford, Joshua Lott, d. o. Sum mer,
W. l.. Wilkinson.
Absent members: A. Poitevent,
B. r. Fornea, I. a. Mitchell.
Moved and seconded, that the
camp shalt be named "Pearl River
Camp"
1t was agreed to hold an annual
meeting the 2nd Saturday in Octo-
Der at 2 o'clock p. m., and that our
quarterly meeting be every third
month after our annual meeting
iu October, at l O'Clock p. N.
1t was also agreed that we adopt
the byslaws of Camp Beauvojr, with
the necessary amendments.
1t was requested by the com
RAIDS that we furnish the PoplarVille
FREE PRESS and the Lumberton
Head Block with copy of the
proceedings OF this meeting.
1t was ordered that we adjoura
until the next regular meeting.
S. j, MCBRIDE, Ch'm'n,
W. D. WoULARD, Seo'y.
Poplarvllle, Miss, July IA, 1894.
PROCEEDINGS DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
AT a meeting of the Democratic
Executive committee of Pearl River
county, held at the courthouse in
the town of PoplarviIle, on the Ia
day Of July, 1894, 1t was
Ordered by said committee that
an election be held on Saturday, the
Is day of August, 1894, at 2 p. NJ,
at the following places in each beat
for the purpose of electing dele~
gates to the County Convention to
be held at Poplarville on August
20, 1894, to select delegates to the
Congressional Convention to be
held at Mississippi City on Sept. 4,
1894:
AtPoplarvilIe, ia Beat l, to elect
10 delegates-Dr. j. NJ. Thornhlll
+. If. Reey es, j. S. Moody, managers
Lumberton, in Beat 2, to eject IL
delegates-L. 3. Batson, ID. CLARK,
j. H. Bishop, managers.
At Odom's Mill, in Beat 3, to
elect 3 delegates-R. Ladnler, j.
Il. Odom. D. p. Davis, managers.
Buck Branch Church, i'll Beat A.
to elect delegates p. T. Byrd, H.
L. Stewart. A. N. Amaker, managers.
Derby, in Beat 5, to elect 8 dele
gates-W. S. Amaker, Sr., A. d.
Slaydon, I. j. Mitchell, managers.
Resolved: That no one be per-
, mitted to take part in beat elections
or county convention who will not
pledge themselves to support tue
; nominee of the democratic party.
And we respectfully urge and In"
sist that all democrats turn out ana
vote at the beat elections to be
held on the Is day of August at
the places selected by said cons
mittee, and we invite all democrats
to be present, also, at the County
Convention on the 25 day OF Aug,
no ua bava othar husInesS of lmpOrs
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EXCURSIONS TO MICHIGAN

On August 18th and September
17th, the Queen & Crescent Route
will sell tickets to certain points in
Michigan at One Fare for the
Round Trip, good twenty days for
return. Inquire for further par
ticulars, to any @. & c. Agent.
w. q. RINEARsON, 6. p. A.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The free press., 1894-07-19

Over 200 cases Of cholera were
reported in St. Petersburg Sunday.
The free press., 1894-07-19

Ripans Tabules cure hives.
The free press., 1894-07-19

The president of the M. H.
Church LADIES' Aid Society requests
thai the members of said orgaalza'
tion who may be present at prayer
meeting this Wednesday night, re-
main after services for the purpose
of transacting important society
business.
The tent of the Southern MedI'
cine Go. was pitched near the depot
Tuesday The band, which IS y
good one, parades the streets dally
and treat our citizens to some hfs'-
rate music. Nightly performances
are given, and we are please" 10
say, that the acting is exeeileh''
and that everything is conducle"
decently and in order. See Hlll-
he Is immense.
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Preparing a Reply.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. c.
Counsel for the receivers of the
Northern Pacific road are 5usiIy
engaged in preparing reply to the
voiuminons petition fled last week
by Hon. Silas w. Petit of Phila
delphia, the general counsel for the
corporation, asking for their re.
moval and for the appointment of
other receivers in their ct, ad. 1t il
not believed, however, that the
reply will be ready within the tween.
ty days from December 2s.h as
signed by Judge Jenkins for the
formal fling Of return, and an
extension of time Vii undoubtedly
be granted by the court The
further hearing Of the case will
take place in Chicago. and it is
thought that upon reference to a
master in chancerv, Hon. Il b.
Sherman, " no for several years has
been designated as United States
supervisor Of elections for that dis
,..~., ! 10 selected 1t is stated
that the reply viii contain general
denial on the part OF receiver and
ex. President Thomas +. Cakes, ci
the charges of fraud and milking OF
! the road that are outlined in The
original petition, while the Other
re ceivers, Henry G. Payne, ex
cnairmaa of the Republican statt
committee Of Wi4cc nsn, and Henry
g Rouse, president of the NJ. X
~ L. road will content themselves
with general denial of any atfilia
tlons with any Of the principal par
ties at interest calculated TIC ieopar
DE the int ests Of either stock
holders or bondbolders. With th'
greatest legal dispatch it is though
| that at least six months will elaps'
before the case will come TO fina
adjudication. There VIII be NJ
lack of fluids on the part of tn,
element antagon'zlng the presen
receivership, fjAd of $50, cot
having been guaranteed to thos
responsible for the present FRO
ceedings against the wrecking ele
ment.
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The Queen Interested.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The fact is
made public that the queen is man.
ifesting a lively interest in the
movement inaugurated in the United
States looking to the conveniug Of
an international conference for the
protection o. animals from cruelty
while at sea. The question was
brought TO the attention of her
majesty several months ago by a
LADY of title who is prominent In
humanitarian movements, and as
the result of the study of pam
| phlet bearing upon the subject and
citing the cruelties to which animals
are subjected while in transit, the
queen caused it to be signified to
the government that the movement
had her warmest sympathy and CO.
operation, and that che was partlcu'
| larly DESTROYS that Great Britain
should off tally take part in the
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The Scare subsidized

Chicago, Jan. 6-rDe small
pox scare has measurably subsidized,
although not less than half nil
lion OF the residents of the Windy
City are nursing sore arms, and
conse quently auathematizlog the
prevalence Of this dread disorder.
More people have been vacclnated
in Chicago in the past six weeks
than in any single decade since it
became an incorporated town. The
headquarters of the health depart
ment in the city hall have been
crowded from morning until dusk,
while family physicians and sur.
geons have reaped rich harvest in
extending the benefits of DR.. Jen.
ner's discovery to their clients. A
single physician boasts of the fact
that he has vaccinated 900 individ-
uals within two months a the rate
of 50 to IS per vaccir alton, the
rate being graded according to the
wealth and social position CT the
patient. While there are less than
hundred cases of smallpox In the
pest house, according to the official
reports from the health department
of last evening, yet it is not be-
lieved that the scare is entirely
over. No cases of what is known
az malignant or black small pox
have so far developed, although the
mortality from the disease in this
city has been large ia prop ortion tt
the actual cases. Reports to the
board OF health indicate that small
pox is more prevalent throughout
the country at present than at any
time in the last twenty years, ano
the same reports demonstrate thai
80 per cent. of those afflicted have
never submitted themselves for vac
cination.
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II. TlCHEN OR'S ANTISEPTIC
pops pains, heals wounds, burns,
falps and collie. Ask your druggist
p &c sample.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN ellectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup OF Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ccptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by al leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
cAiiF07NjA FlC SYPUp CO
SAN francisco GaL
LOUISVILLE. ~. h1w Ycan. NJ
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Attracting Attention Abroad.

LONDON, Jan. The legal pro-
ceedlngs against the receivers of the
Northern Pacific railroad are
attracting considerable attention
both in this country and on the
continent, no small proportion of
the bonded Indebtedness of the
road being held by financiers and
investors il England, Germany and
Holland. In the two latter coun-
tries considerable feeling has existed
for several years against Henry
Willard as seqneace of his ia
weighing capitalists seekil & sale
and profitable Investments into the
purchase of American securities
that have proven liable to continual
depreciation, and consequently the
outcome of the legal proceedings
recently instituted in the United
States is awaited with extraordinary
anxiety. A decision favorable to
the corporation in its application
against the receivers will, it is be
leved, have tendency to ma
teriaily strengthen the standing OF
American bonds and stocks III the
London aud continental markets.
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affection ofAnimalS from
Cruelty at Sea.
IALLPOx SCARE SUBSIDIZED
> Trouble of the Northern
Pacific Receivers.
On this Side.

IN A0li ~ iCt'3 - ny a. F'i'
E movement looking to the hold
Of an international maritime
Inference for the better protection
care Of animals in transit, and
Sch is referred TO in d London
batch Of his date, takes the form
h ill introduced into the house
representatives by Hon, Amos
bnmings, of New York, and re
RED TO the committee on inter
he and foreign commerce. on
toher 20 last. ii provides for an
@brouriation Of $50, Oo0,or AZ much
reof as may be necessary for the
benses of an international confer
be, the secretary of state being
horzed to provide the conference
h such facilities as may be
Imed necessary. The bill enscts
It the president shall be authorized
reque ted to invite the govern-
mt of each maritime nation to
id delegates to quarantine con-
ence that shall assemble at such
be and place as he may designate,
D to appoint seven delegates, one
whom sh Ill be an ofiic al Of the
asury department one an official
the department of agriculture,
representative Of the steam
Urine, one a representative of the
Hing marine, one citizen familiar
th the crueltles to animals
hcticed at sea, one citizen familiar
th the importation of blooded
rses, and one citizen engaged in
transportation Of cattle,t TO repre-.
BIT the United States at said
arantine conference, and to fill
cancles in their number. The
4 also provides that it shall be the
ject of the quarantine conference
make, revise and amend the rules,
eulatlons and practice concerning
transportation of animals at sea
d their lives and slaug liter in
arantine, for the proper con
luction of vessels for animals in
(nsit; for the punishment of navi
hon companies or vessel owners
II officers and employees fol
lefty 10 animals at sea; to mike
VACATION companies or vesse
ners liable In damages for de
uction of or injury to animals il
nslt; and to formulate and sub
7 for ratification to the govern
Pnts of all maritime nations
PIPER inter national regulations
VS. and penalties for cruelty tt
pmals at sea.
About month ago Secretary
fesham sent to the committee ;
ter strongly indorsing the bill
d saying that the proposal for
Inference was favored by othe
|vernments. 1t is presumed tina
Is communication was brough
out by the receipt of advices from
English government referred I
the London dispatch and whic
Fongly favor the movement. 1t
10 understood that France az
Prmany have officially notified til
te department. of their sympsth
tn the project and their willing
IS to cooperate. Numerou
ards of trade, chambers of con
erce and other commercial bodie
the country have, at the inslarc
w. Hosea Ballou, the well. know
merican litterateur, adopte
solutlons and petitions to congrel
|glhg the passage Of the bill an
e holding of the conference at a
|rly date. Statistics have bee
implied showing that in sing
jar ANIMALS valued in the aggrega
ten million of dollars died VIII
sea as a result of cruelty al
abolical practices.
r. TlCHEN OR'S ANTIsEpTl
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proposed international conference.
1t Is understood that an intimation
to this effect was sent some weeks
ago to the United States government
by the cart of Ros.borry, the secre.
tary of state for foreign affairs.
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Henry Wizards Departure.

New YORK, Jan. cit is
stated on good authority that the
unexpected departure Of Henry
Willard for abroad, and the subse
Queut announcement that he did not
intend to return 10 This country, re-
suited from his knowledge of the
fact that civil proceedings, which
might thereafter develop into a
criminal direction, were about to be
instituted against him and others in
the United States courts. There
are those who know that say that
Wizards connection with the
Northern Pacific has Melted him not
less than $40, 600, 600 at the expense
of the bond and stockholders, and
that, when the story comes to be
told in its entirety, it will eclipse
in audacity the greatest piece OF
jugglery in the history of any
American road. Report has it tina,
criminal proceedings against seve
raj of those implicated in the I'M
loading upon the Northern Pacific
Of railroads constructed simply fol
unloading purposes may be taker
before the present civil proceeding
have reached decision.
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TO PUT on

y0I 'Ve lost lt, take DOCCOr
Pierce's Golden Medical
, Discovery. IL works Won
ders. BY restoring the
normal action Of the de-
ranged organs and func-
tions, it builds the flesh up
To a safe and healthy stand
ard--promptly, pleasantly,
and nutudity. The weak,
emaciatod, thin, pale and
puny are made strong,
plump, round, rosy, and
robust. Nothing so eliec-