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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11

York -ss
 Be t remembered thak en tisss aaEh sias of March les4 before me, Charlsz Eiear Mills, Commis- ln and for the State of New loRk, residing in .hs @ city of New letkA personally appgareCl Edmund S7eeR, (. 1t. Dl5ughAm sad Avery D- AdaIas, personally Snyga to xse to be ti.e persons whose names sakserihed Co and Nh, executed the foregoing isstgSluent and yyho seyeraiiy duiy acknowledged Co me that thsr eAscuted the same fpg sae pnrpoSes asd runsia. eratlops therein expressed;
 In Witness Whereof. l have hsreun O sas asr hand and afixe't my official seal the day and xoar above written - VI tL. s.i CHARLES EDGAR MILLS. Oeinnllssloner of Deeds for the Ter-itery of Ars-
 zOna in New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11
co Thank You"

Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburgh, N. Y., always says to Hoods Sarsa- parilla. It cured her of severe case of scrofula and eczema. and she has reason to be grateful. If you are bilious, takc Hoods Pills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11

= Int the amount of capital stock authorized is One Million tSi,o0o,oo0l Dollars, and the nuulher of shares into which it Is divided is Two Hun- .,sed tset00l thousand of the par value Of Five N Dollars each. which is tC be paid in full within one gear by the issue of the same in pay the company.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11

Inst the time of the commencement of the said corporation shall be the 7th Siay Of April One Thousand. Eight Hundred and NinesS-lour. and the time of it's termination the Tth day of April. One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Fonr- teen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11

That the affairs Of the corporation shall be conducted bs Board of Directors, consisting Of seven memtsrs, who shall b. elected at the annual meeting of the stockholders, which shall be held on the frst "Wednesday in April af each year.
 The Boart of Directors shall eject President Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer and af their option. an Assistant Secretary. Assistant Treasurer, Gensrsl ManAger, Executive COm- mittee, and such other officers as may from time Co time t-e found necessary, All o.hcsrs of Una corporation shall hold othce for Gle year or until the aleotion of their successogs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11
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Hyou intend to travel you should take advantage of the present rates
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11

King Faro in this burg has been having lively time lately, and while fortunes have neither been won nor lost, this monarch has been handled in such a manner as to almost dethrone him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11

That the private property of each officer and stockaolder of said corporation is Co be exanrt from all corporate debts. in witness whereof, we have hereanto set onr hands and seals this s0th day uf March 1894
 EDMUND fshkEN, lL S.f
 c. h. nlLLlSGHAM IL Si
 AVERY R. ANDREWS. IL St Silsned and sealed ia ths {.cesRnce of Jvhsrisa EdSNr Green.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04
wMI the Whitman ,hons Gnt


The Fhiladelphia Press OF to day
says: ....
For some time the officers OF the
pullman Parlor Car Company have
been considering the advisabiIity OF
removing their oar shops from vii.
mlngton. Del, to this city. ami with
this object In view the various sites
Aiong the connecting railroad Of the
Pennsylvania system have been thor.
oughly looked iHto. but owing to the
strinGency IN the money market the
transfer OF the shops Las for tlme,
been della yed,
For various reasons it is deemed de.
elrable to make thls change The
shops would DO easter to access |,
would not only lie an advantage to
the Parlor Car Company, but would
be good thing for the city, as the
shops would employ about 2U0U men,
The officers Ct the Pullman ar Com.
pany in this eity denied all lfnuwledlu
OF such 4 move. They, however, said
that change OF ths shops from VII.
mingtoh to this city had BEEN cousid.
cred Tor some time and orders wore
given To select site, but owing to
Inc depression in business 1t was
thought That no change would be
rlnde for the present
Notwithstanding this, il IL stated that
the mcve to have 800 foot OF Eris Ave.
nue. stricken from tho city plan is
being backed ny the Pullman Com
pany.
The removal OF tho shops from VII.
minaton TO II point OIL the connecting
road would be Il saving In tune TO the
pullman Company, as the cars could
De freight.d much easier and more
quickly. It would also 10 within eusy
eccess Of The Reading ltoa an could
% reached 10y other ways II an by ran.
Tbs main benefit TO the city would be
lilo large number OF wulkmen that
would be required to tan the shupa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

Az Frank Tlnis was cunning for
snipe yesterday morning about II
O'Clock, In crossing a stream near the
Clayton Creamery he was startled BY
seeing the body of a woman laying
face down in the water Ho hurried
to Clayton as quickly as he could and
telegraphed to Coroner Clark at Ken.
ton.
The place whore tho body was found
is the dividing line between Now
Castle and Kent counties, and is
where the bridge was located on the
old road to Clayton. This road has
been closed for over . year and the
bridge taken away.
1t 10 supposed Mrs. Van Cecil start
ed for Clayton either last night or
early this morning and met her death
by falling down the steep bank and
striking her head against log, thus
rendering her unconscious.
The deceased leaves six chl,dren-E.
L, Van Gezell. OF Camden, N. j.; b. f.
Van Gezell, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Ella
Gardiner, OF Ohio; Mrs. John White,
Mrs. Stanley Peterson and MIRA Vick.
DRY. OF Philadelphia. Coroner Roth
we'll held an inquest on the body yes.
terday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

The New York I'era!d saws the Her.
aids work for Kings county again
bears the ripe fruit ui victory and non.
eat government Is OnGO more % posi-
billy In that Old nest Of machine cor.
ruption
Wit the blasting influence Of Me-
kahe ana lie henehmen removed from
t'u s.enu OF thelr rec cat Infamous uc-
u III GravesenG's decent citizens have
rs erled themselves. Reports indi.
Shte that tdey have won substantial
victory that VIII 20 Tar to rescue the
Town irom ita state OF approaching
bankruptcy uud put il once u ore upou
the way TO GleGn methods and stable
vaiuo6.
The result Is uutural sequence OF
Che il8ht for honesty iii municipal
government wtGal ny the llcrala. ia
other was to hs anticipated from ita
relentless warfare upon machine
methods anu "boss' dictation.
Nor Is the vote in Now Utrecht any
the less gratifying tho rltIEens' can
dldate here also wa elected ov + The
dunn ) candidate Ji "I!ass' FUr.ue,
hon, whose ANsaruIy record tie Tier,
ela lalJ bare IN successive drlleas, and
whose sway ~ the VII Lagos long under
his dominion has retarded then
growth aud fole-d them Into out
fageous iHiei tedness Here was the
has boss left in Kings county since
MehHns went 10 cling sing. and Ai=
reign Is now closeI, hap. ily for the
people OF New trpcht.
Kings county IL. Indeed. to be con
graduated On this outcoine Of tho cleo
tons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

80 a
Tho st. Louie team will wear the
regulation white and red on the home
Krounds, and blue and red away
1foin home.
Charley Gould. who played first base
tQr the famous Cincinnati Reds OF
lSos, is now u street car conductor In
that city.
breitenstsin demanded $1,000 of Van
DEL Abe this season, and positively dc.
ciares DO would not play for penny
less. He signed for $3.50.
KID Lnvigne. the Saginaw (Mich. }
feather-weight, has issued challenge
70 fight to finish any feather weight
In America, Critic. Jerry Marshal,
Johnny" Griffin or George Dixon pro,
ferred.
Jhae Schaefer and Frank Ives ralSed
OH $3.50 Tor one d1y'e exhibition OF
American straight rail- and baili line
Billiards at Egyptian Hall in London.
A smuggling match between the ST.
Paul kid" and Jack Cunningham
came of on Eagle Island. near Sodus
= Point. N. Y. The fight was given to
the kid" Ia the second round. Cum
nihghain's friends claimed q foul, but
It was not allowed.
Wilmington Wheel Club has elected
the folio owing officers: President. S.
wallis Merrlhew, captain and vice
president. J.T Howensteln; recording
secretary, A. .. Il. drier; iinabcial
socrctary. William Kirk; treasurer.
Edward Melchlor, lr.; lieutenant, VIM.
4. Holt; directors, j. A. Robb, Jr., and
y. u. Robinson; quartermasuer. G.. G.
Smith.
Critic and Griffin are matched to
night eight rounds at Boston ON prll
3Srd.
Eddie Connolly whipped George Ad
Olson in five rounds at st. John, n. b.,
on Monday night.
AT q meeting of tho Asbury Park
Wheelmen held yesterday 1t was de.
cided to make arrangements to hold
tho trl.State meet on July 10 and IA al
that place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04
I
!. 4 HILL.
Handkerchief
Bargains
Just Received

347 dozens Ladies' Corded
Hemstitched Lawn Handker-
chiefs, regular price, 5 cents
each. This lot will be sold at
~ cents a dozen, ID cents for
half dozen, or 2 for five cents;
just half price. .-
SO dozens Beautiful Embroid-
cred Handkerchiefs, Is cents
each, 2 for IS cents, 6 for 70
cents; formerly rs cents each.
81 dozens beautiful Embroid-
cred Handkerchiefs, Ioc each,
5 for SO cents, great bargain.
10 dozens beautiful Emtroid-
cred Handkerchiefs, "a cents
each, 3 for 70 cents, 6 for SI.35;
worth 37A cents each.
We guarantee these Hand
kerchiefs to fit any nose--pat-
|rician, turn-up, Greek, aquiline,
classic, Roman or danger
signal.
Another case of 72o pairs OF
those Ladies Fast Black Full
Fashioned Stockings at Id
cents a pair, pairs for rs cents.
If you have Ladies', Gentle
mems or Children's Stockings
Of any kind to buy you will find
the best value at our counter.
Those yard-wide Silk Glorias
at so cents yard are having a
big run. Have you seen them.
as well as the other great bar
gains we are offering in other
silk Goods? Those Atwood
French Biegcs at the same
price. Spring Capes and Spring
Jackets at wonderfully low
prices. A few last years Jack
cts left, which we are almost
giving away. We always give
a heaped-up, pressed-down,
Overlooking measure Of value
tor every dollar spent in our
store. You try us and see if
we don't.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

Laughter reigned supreme at this
popular institution yesterday. Theatre
goers who have observed the Lenten
season and who will now resume their
weekly visits to the play houses will
naturally wish to shake off the gloom
CT Lent by witnessing performances In
which comedy will be the prevailing
element, keeping this idea in view, the
management at the Wonderland have
PROVIDED rattling comedy show this
week, Tho list includes Kohl and
barney. the greatest mimies on the
vaudeville stage; they present an orr.
glnal comedy act entitled "A Trip to
Frisco"
Miss Kitty Clayton. the English
Comedlenne. appears In original
London characterizatlons; Larry Tool
ey, the star German comlque, intro.
duces quaint songs and dances; Con.
roy ~ Jefferson, Irish comedians, do
agood act; Low and Della Walters ap.
pear in novel banjo songs and dances
Other attractions are Big Alice, the
Vermont 6iantess; the Escalonos
Mexican feather workers. and the
Roland BROS, with three perform Ing
bears, who make their first appear
ance to-day. This special bill OF at.
fractions will be presented all this
week,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

Levi ii. Springer died suddenly at
his residence No. 802 Monroe street,
this morning. He had been suffering
from cold for a few days. but last
evening ho retired as usual without
exhibiting any feeling of uneasiness.
lie awoke about five O'clock this morn
Ing AMI on his wife getting up she
gave him drink of water, when lie
lay down In his bed again and seemed
comfortable. In few minutes after
wards, however he sprang up In the
bed, uttered a scream, and immedi-
ately expired. His son-in.lGw. DIR.
Springer. was sent for, but his coming
was unavalling as tue vital spark had
He'd. MIR. Springer has been engaged
Tor many years in curtain hanging,
ana was highly esteemed by his many
customers for his genial disposition
and desire to please. lie was i'm his
list year and leaves a wife aud three
daughters besides q large circle of
friends to lament his sudden decease.
His ramnlns will be Inferred Oh Fri.
day afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04
i5aIs.

The Wat0r Com mission Yesterday
afternoon decided to build two pullir
comfort houses along the Brandy
wine, one above Market street, and
tho other near the Washington
bi idgo. lids viii he advertised tor In
a ie% DAYS.
Tie Wilmington City Railroad Com.
pgny viii OH Aoutlay begin luyIut,
the new rack on =Alurlia. street. Iht
company will tear up but one side OF
lhe street ut II time and Will not I'm
pede travel
Robert Bowen n small boy living
near second AID King htreera, while
playing u sewer pipe rear A.s home
inst night. became fastened and was
confined ia the ptpa for hulr an hour
The new Club Tor men and women
hold It's third meeting in the New Cen
turf Club last night.
The chess and Crukinole tournament
were continued IN the j. NJ. Z. A.
Han last night. II : low IL ahead I'm
chess game, [, MarOuHy in the single
tToci!no.es and l.. Jones and u. j
iardcastis In the doubles.
II were certain milk man In
own | would try Ia to mora cnroiui
how | talked, even II my glrl did give
me the shake.
The entertainment IN tho basement
of s. AlAry's Church Tonight and FIf.
Law night for the cnetit Of the noon
viii be q big affair ns the bAsL taiani
Ii Is been secured for the OCCASION. All
mission 10 ana 20 cents.
lac hairless Warner Company adver.
Use a rtduction IN tho price OF coal.
>uH IL le time to buy il you wish To
.ave money
- q tl.,f
returned to the Girls Home. or West
Filth street, Sadie Meharn. who ~.
6 ped from tile institution a few days
asD.
Willie turning tie corner oil Front
and Union streets tals morning q
wheel OF Mr4, GieHver carrla 10 came
OIL. but she WIS ahimjurel.
The attentiuncf our readers Ia called
e. tile advertisement 81 Joseph II.
G1odlng, who HdycrilSes coal for 70 -
. ton His telephone ls 40 and his
yard orner Of Fourteenth and Scott
streets
William Ratlidge. of this city has
been granted II pension
Dani"i Hickey. lorltlyn, who was
thrown from cot bslouKIng to his
father aud received severe bruises, ID
able To he about again.
J. q. Robinson sold thirty.six head
of cows for Robert Meriick, NJ Adams
station Thursday Inst from s2S 10 go
pep head. Two bulls brought 50 ana
S?t Thrift Ahote pigs from So 90 Il
s and several sucking pigs -. 50 each
The condition OF Henry q Jenny
pGcSor continues to improve.
klnE street ut Ihlr,! to-day WIS al
most impossible 10y the mud from tho
sewer being bulitth9re.
Inc regnier @aeNiF class meeting
Will 10 hot, Ia Goodman NJ. L. Church
tu-ntsht.
Admission 10 tho entertainment Of
tie Columbian tttee Club Tia the AUDI.
lnr um tomorrow evening entitled
irAandGrr Ming 0. sergia, will be lty
/ reserved scat Q Ipan only. lhtra
T.II De uo staAu4nE rom.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04
lien TE1 AsE ALWAYS BUSY,

Paine's Celery Compound Briahtens tie
Eye, increases the Appetite, Restores
sleep, Regulates the Vital Organs.
Under tho stress of social or business
duties, or both. how few business men
mud time to properly repair the waste
OF excessive mental labor and close
confinement
The result Of this neglect Is plainly
to be read In care.worn. nervous faces
and physical poverty OF the average
business nun one ineeta.
Bilt PaIne's Celery compound
brightens their eyes, increases their an.
petite. causes good digestion and
reg ular action OF the organs OF assiml.
letlon.
Much so called overwork Of buslasss
men Is tho overworlS of worry, care,
anxiety. haste. These make the go.
verest drafts on their vitality. Those
who suffer from nervous debility,
mental depression, sleeplessness, OF
dyspepsia, find Paine's cslery com.
pound powerful restorative. II
regulates the liver and kidneys,
cieanses the blood, and feeds the
nerves and nerve eenters all over the
body. Recovery from diseases of the
llver, kidneys aud stomach by The aid
OF Patue's celery compound Is lasting.
1t Is tho greatest OF all modern re.
storatlve agents.
! Pllne's celery compound IL pre-
scrihed By physicians who differ in
many other things but agree In esti.
mating highly this greatest of rema.
dies Tor curing diseases OF the kidneys,
rheumatism, govt, dyspepsia, Bright
dieease and stomach disorders due to
deranged nervous system.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04
SOCIETY NOTES.
Lewis g. Moses has bsen appointed
postmaster ut West Chester.

AoWis " MOSES mas Doen appointed
postmaster at West Chester.
ARBuTus.
Come away to the woods. where the 10,
Has shriveled aud scared all nature to
death,
To the northern slope, 'mong the gray
rocks bare,
And see the beauty hidden thcro;
whether of wintor's sad "rarewell.n
Or springs sweet good morning." who
can tell?
But nestled there. on her messy bed,
Mong the brown leaves and the lanrel's
Or on the iutting rock. 'bove the brook
that sings.
sweet arDutus clings.
William I. Sharpless will probably
be clerk at tho Clayton House.
DIR. Henderson Hayward, of Chadds
Ford. who made mint of money ut
the Worlds Fair, was In Chester on
Monday nigh. Mt the Turks Head.
The LiobernanI Building was tn g
scene OF a pleasant affair last night,
the occasion being the pubic insIalla-
ton of officers OF Moriel Encaup-
inent, No. 81. knights of st. John and
Malta. The headquarters were hand.
someiy decorated and large numbers
OF friends were present. A pleasing
entertainment was given on the occa-
sion.
The officers installed were: Charles
Hayward. eminent commander; Il. G.
Shrlner, lieutenant commander; g. III.
Collins chief or guards; X. r. Stew.
art. prelate; L. G. jerks. chancellor;
=. 4. Smith, vice chancellor; James
Mckrlvoy, almuner; M. Vag ofski, her
ald-nt.arms. s Ii. French sword bearer:
lsnac Kay, marshal; ID. A. Reyburn,
ilrst guard; $: w. Council. second
guard; g. =. Minors, musical director;
W. Il. Sherwood, medical examiner,
Frod Bauer. warden; L. L. Mes.
sick. sentinel; L. G. jerks. Il. T. Stew.
art, ID. A. Rcynurn. trustees. The of.
ilcers were Installed by Past Grand
ander, assisted by last Grand Prior
| VIM. Simpson.
Addresses were made during the
evening by Most Eminent Grand Lieu.
tenant Commander j. ". Strceton, OF
| New York city; Grand Attorney Gen.
erAl Henry +. Lawrence. Brooklyn, n.
T., and Eminent Commander Charles
\ Hayward of this city. Instrumental
musical selections wero given by Al.
bert Muhlhausen. Emil Butcher, l..
| Stout and +. Stratton. G. Austin gave
"A comic recitation and Z. Edwards
sang Two vocal selections
| After the exercises and entertain
ment the encampment entertained nlI
present With good supply OF refresh
| mentS.
Mrs. McClane, of No. Ill West
Ninth street, is stili sick at her HON 3
Mrs. Mary Comegys. of No 81!
Lancaster avenue. who has been SICK
Tor some time. ID improving amt hel
iflends think there Is possibility oil
her recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

A well known hus.Hass man to day
In SpSabtna on tho building prospects
here this Saer said TINT II Mareh is tn
be taken az an example for the re-
maihder OF tAe year taon there VII
not be mitch improvements done the
coming season
In Mdroh. lisa y permits were
granted al vauatIUu OF sgysi.G4O. and
there was turned INTO the city tieas.
urer for fees the sum Of ~ 4 81
Daring March 1874 thsra were only
IS permits granted. ana the II. ost Of
them We're fur back buildings anu the
total valuation amounted IL only go
81, and the lees Tor tie city we're only
el04
These figures spenh volumes at this
tIno OF the Year ind tne question MAY
he Il utltuiiy asked what - tho raH.p
ei this falling OF. crIslt tAaeause OF
thr good Old nemocuatlc tmt -g L.st
US hope ttIat he lime Is not lar lIs.
tant when ~ REVEAL OF the good CID
Republican times will come to vii
ming ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

Rain eoMmaac-I failing about I
O'Clock this Wednesday, morning
and continued to 10 40 Groug
the greater purt OF the da5 As tho
ground mad become lie Try and ~
roads were dusty il Wa cgie4lHved 70
do much soUa partiaulRIlr as the
Temperature rose uhoNe the frost Inns,
Thus far, tbs pSarh buds on tho trees
fp various yards OF or city. do not
appear to have been Injured hy tfe
cold weather and hopas are entertain.
ed that the killing fiosts huys hot
done as much damage as has been
Imagined
Henoeforth we want plenty OF heat
ali' moisture, go that we may lie
bles7e' with gogi ctoTs Of graz az
W. WILL FEpfu,nG OF Nj, I8H.
efe. Thur ar We hare never -aru 20
"szeat ileld- I,ressl,- more Promising
appearance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

A very pleasant party was given at
the residence OF friedrich Roemer, at
Ninth and DuPant streets. on Monday
evening. In honor of John Bodler. OF
Ne" York state. The timo was spent
in playing the usual games. also
music and dancing. At a seasona b q
hour refreshments were served, to
to which all present did ample Justice,
Among those present wero: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bergman, OF New York City; Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Bucher, Mrs Roemer.
the Misses Mary aud Louisa Moerk,
Lena Flnck, Lizzie lass Clare Hold.
man, Sophie RoeIner. Mary Yaeger,
Messrs. George Finok. jacob and Fred.
erlek SnA der, Frank Ftuck. John bod.
Ter, Bernard KleitZ, CGrl Jaeger
Edward B, Hentze, Sam Issuschmid
aud Frederick Roemer,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

Al the regular meeting of Charles
sumner Post, No. 4, department o
Delaware q. A. r., on April 2md, 1894
the following resolutions were ununi
mously adopted:
Whereas. II has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst Com
rade Robert Graves. who WIS a good
soldier and faithful member of this
Post.
Resolved, That tho members OF this
lost deeply sympnthize with tho fam
ny 81 the deceased IN this, their houl
Of affection.
Resolved, That copy of those reso
lutions DO sent to the family oil dc
ceased. n. g. GRAY.
joins II. WALKER,
Isaac WIGEuS.
$3.50. Committee.
Com. ALIFN A. ANDERSON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-04

~ the stiffness OF the night ia sufficiently
startilnE, What II no Gid be NJ hand OF
we know not whence tile cry comesY This
lh NOT the case with that muts appeal
made 10 the resources OF medical science
ever ready. ever available by disease or
every hand. A prompt means of sci
help Tor tue mnlarinus. the rheumatic,
tho dyspeptlc. the bilious and persons
troubled with impen ling kidney com
plants. Is 10 he found in Host ettcr
stomach Blttc"s. an ever present hclr
III trouble for all such helpless indi-
Viduals, They should not del ~ Il mo-
mcht in SEEKING It's Did. Experience mas
shown its wiic utility; the recommends.
non oil eminent physicians everywhere
sanction its use. Nervous. thin. debilitu
l"d lnd!Niinals gain bodily substnnr Z
and vigOr by II coursn OF this nmr inyig
oran'. which Is cmincntly scrvIceablc
also TO the aged aud conSalescunt.