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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The grand jury
has voted mo bill'' against Alderman
John Powers, who was charged with
having attempted TO secure bride to
prevent the passage of an ordinance
forbidding the sale of cigarettes to
minors
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

INvEsTIGATIoN goes to show, and eX-
periments on cadavers prove, that a
pistol or rifle ball detected from its
course immed .arely resumes its line of
flight after trimming" the object il is
unable 10 pass directly through. In
other words, bullet turned from its
course by a rib or other bone passes
under the skin and flesh uniil il reaches
a point mathematically directly oPpo-
site to the point where it entered the
body and then pa ses ont. resuming it,
direct line Of ii.gIt In ease its initial
velocity i far spent it remains imbed-
ded in the flesh opposite the spot where
il came in contact with the bone.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

NEW ZEALAND presents a striking
example OF the dependence of public
pros Ssrity ON agriculture. Not many
years ago the country appeared To be
crushed under heavy deut incurred
by the e>travagant system Of borrow
ing and tre Maori war. Instead of is
suing moro bonds the people and
statesmen =, themselves To- develop
ing the agricultural resources Of the
colony. The ia r. and frozen meat in
oustries have reached great magni-
tuGe. aud nowhere, SAYS "A recent re-
port. IS the farmer more prosper1us.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

DOS'F eat two mince pies. a plum
pudding. duck, lobster salad and ice
cream, and then attrIb=te your sense
of fullness to the presence Of your
mother-in-law in the house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

Robert BUCHANAN, who failed for
S15.oO0 not long ago. has just been dis
charged by the banl ruptcy court on
condition that he pay half of all he
earns above $500 year tow ard salts
flying his creditors, till they shalt
have recovered thirty-seven cents on
the dollar Ills lawyer tried To free
him from the obligation, but the Judge
held that an author who had earned
s7,5gO a year ~ his writings might be
expected To- continue To do -, and
should do netting for his creditors
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

IF the Atlantic were lowered 6,5G4
feet the distance from shore To shore
would be only half "a great. or I.5OO
miles Ii lowered little more than 3
miles-say 1860 feet-there would be
a road of dry land from Newfoundland
70 Ireland This is the ri re on which
the great Atlantic cables are laid.
The Mediterranean Is comparatively
shallow a drying mp of 6jj ieet would
leave three different seas. and Africa
would be Joined with Italy. The Brit
ish channel Is more like a pond. which
accounts for its choppy waves.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

HoB lSGERsoLL once said that he
wouldn't believe there was a hell until
Missouri went republican, and now
the lola Mo- Register demands that
he redeem his pledges.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

IL Syracuse, y Y, they have diseov-
cred woman who writes love letters
to her horse. Later: Her kus baud has
sold the horse
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

Enoch Arden. after an absence Of
forty years, approached his humble
cottage from the rear, but the most
casual observer could not fail to notice
that Enoch's suspenders were fastened
with single nails and that there was
a dearth of woman's care throughout
his make up.
'Ah.' ne sighed as he faltered on the
back door step.
He raised his hand as If TO knock,
hesitated, covered his face and shrani
away.
Il dare nott' he exclaimed.
He had suddenly reflected that he
had forgotten to buy saleratus. as she
directed upon the occasion of his de-
parlure long ago
After ne had gone the gibbous moon
rose grandly above the tree tops just
as if nothing had happened. Detroit
Tribune.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

WAsHINGTox. Jan. Capt Henry
w. Iowgate. formerly chief OF the
5. gnal service, was arraigned IN tne
criminal court Friday and three IN
dictments were presented ana read.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03
War Material for Brazil

LONDON IAN. 1.-THE Brazilian gov
ernmenf nas ordered gl,0O0. 600 worth
of war material from the Armstrong
Gun Company.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

THE NapOleOnic revival has brought
out the fact that the NapOleOnie wars
made l, zoo. 900 French widows
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

TIE party that went out in search Of
an ancient and buris,i city in Mexico
returned to chihuahua and repor' ii
that they found it abou- $50 -hiles
northwest of that city They assert
that it is rich IN gold and silver. and
they brought back several Thousand
dollars worth IN proof Of the fact
The story is calculated 10 wake mp the
a.chaologists. who have recently had
little to do. Mexico has furnished
many indications that it, ancient civ
ilizatiOn was of an advanced order, IL
not worthy 81 comparison " IN that
OF the east n the times when Egypt.
Syria and Iersia were in their glory.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

A Coon TIVE COMING. Farmer Brown
latter fourteen hours at hayiBgl- "Never
mind, Tommy; hay.u' don't last forever.
just remember that winters comm soon
an nothin' 10 do but saw wood. an tend
the cattle an go TO school an study nights. "
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

ASTOUNDING stories Of the cheapness
of horses come from various portions
Of the west. They are said To be
cheaper than good dogs in the east In
many parts OF the west two or three
dollars Is said 10 be accepted as good
price for well-trained animal \
hundred head of un broken ranch horses
from Wyoming were sold in Denver re-
Gently for 500 and the freight. and in
Idaho big stock farm has turned PSI
ponies adrift for the winter. 4 SPLEEN
did opportunity for a big serum farm
for the new diphtheria cure appears II
be opening in those regions. unless
prices should go up in the near future.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.


John Johnston, the oldest bank
cashier in Milwaukee, and at present
at the head of the Wisconsin Fire aud
Marine Insurance Company bank. is
out in an interview declaring that he
believes there is no need for the use of
any metal for currency. He says the
governments whole circulating me-
dunn should be greenbacks. half to be
issued by the government and half by
the banks. backed by the government.
on good collaterals given by the banks
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03
Y.o,v commtttae Adiourns.

NEw YORK, Jan. l.-At 500 O'Clock
Saturday night the Lexow committee
adjourned. subject to the call of the
chair. thus closing a session of investi-
ration which was brimful of startling
revelations. After some remarks by
Mr.. Golf, Chairman Lexow. in a short
speech, returned thanks To the various
officers Tor the courtesy displayed by
them. and also to the counsel engaged
in the investigation, and declared the
committee adjourned sine die.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

The habit of turning round three
or four times before lying down has
survived in the domestic dog from his
savage ancestry. 1t then served 10
break down the tall grass and make a
haI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03

Fire on Sunday destroyed the rail-
road freight warehouses and offices at
River junction, Fla. Loss, $4,000
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-03
Pains in the Back

al had been afflicted for several years
with what the doctors called Diabetes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

A Roeenheim spent Sunday at
the Capital.
Mrs.. Austin left for Boise Tues
dav to be gone during the winter.
BOYER q Co. now sport a large
hardware sigu in front Of their bust
ness house.
Rev. 8. j. Jennings Of Caldwell
made the BuLLETIE Office q plea
SAINT call Yesterday.
Mei0r Cavanah will go up to Rocky
bar to-morrnw 10 look after his val
uahle group Of mines
D. w. Fitzwater returned tn his
Snake river ranch Monday. accom-
panied hy Mrs. Fitzwater.
R%-Go to Emerick's new Res
taurant and Bakery for good meals
and whoIea0me fresh bread,
Geary Robbins was brought down
from Pine Grove a few DAYS ago.
suffering greatly from rheumatism.
An Indian hoy about u wears of
age was killed hv falling from q
moving train near Glenn's Ferry
last Wednesday. He was from
Poeatello.
Herb Howeth came IN Yesterday
from weiseF. summoned here az q
witness in the Phelps robbery case
which will not be tried before the
7th az November
v DR.. Nieukirk this morning wen
Z IA Boise in company with his pa
tient, Frank Black. who is s0tferinI
from anurism and will be place,
in the hospital.
MFs. Williams, wife Of Col. VIII
liame. superintendent Of the Al
@ lanta Gold Mining Co., and chile
arrived here from Haley Yesterday
!. and started for Atlanta this morn
ing
\. Mrs. Rose Walsh. wife Of eng
y naer Richard J. Walsh. died sud
denly az Glenn's Ferry Iast sunda,
. leaving a newly horn child. He
q remains we're taken 70 Caldwell 70
inlerment.
d The members Of the Woman
8 Missionary Union have prepared
program and will hold meeting !
r. the Congregational church. Frida
y afternoon. Oct. Is. A cordial inv
10 tation lie extended 10 the ladies
Mountain Home to be present an
:, enjoy the exercises. As this mee
I, ing is conducted entirely by Il
:, ladies, and for the ladies, the pls
will be novel TO some.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
aRANp view 1TEMs.

GRAND vIEw. 0csnher 2z.--We had
rather an exciting runaway Friday.
The company's driving team. standing
10 clnse proximity 70 the placer ma
chine, we're 81 assonished " the 49,
centric evulutinns ~ a turbine wheel
connected with the plant. that they
left for parts unknown. Nahsdy hurt.
A very serisaas accident happeaesl
Thursday 10 one Of Query 4 Rowe :
temmatsrs, caused by the uprettinR 81
4 Had of hay. The patiest, VI. Baw
man, Il improving. The dssctor says
'.nn internal injuries"
The mining machine l. undoubtedly
4 -ucceaa. Particulars next week.
Mr.. Conway, euntractsw's fOgrman
snyr the canal will be completed abunl
h,. end nl January
Mr. Wilson, special correspondent
~ the Stalerman. left this morning G'II
Sinker Crspk
Query a Rsswe have the contract
l,w the delivery ~ hay IL the Ferry
1.-The rnmpAny having purchsssd Mr.
Paul Cullpn's GRIP. All SHAY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

Frank r. and ri. L. Cofiin, two
OF the owners Of the Petit mine at
Atlanta. visited chat great property
several DAYS since ard found Il 10
aurpass all expectations. II was
offered for sale and two different
parties had been 70 examine IL. but
fortunately for the owners the price
fixed was not accepted. The ore
hodies uncovered have become so
vast and valuable that the sale 10
declared on, al least for the present.
Gen. Petit. the energetic superin-
sendent. will shortly commence
another tunnel to cut the chimney
one hundred and fifty feet below the
present workings. The tunnel will
be seven hundred feet long and
when completed the mine, il is he
lieved. will be developed into q
property worth half . million or
more dollars. The company have
recently got possession OF the old
Monarch mine and mill, the well
known valuable property adjoining,
and thus having a Enod mill of their
own they may conclude next season
TO work the ores themselves instead
Of selling. The indications we're
favorable that the miners were ap'
preaching chamber similar n thai
on the same lode whence four hun
dred thoneand dOllaFe were taker
out in $SOO ore in a short time u
the early DAVIS Of the camp. Th'
average nov taken nut is about fbrt.
dollars. while they have picked or
that will 60 three thousand. All Q
the other mines Of Atlanta are ais
Improving in value With every day
work Boise Dem.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

Mrs. c. w. Burns is again on the
sick list.
Geo. Butler considers Col. viii
Iiams ''the savior Of Atlanta
DR.. and Mrs. Eieukirk's little
boy was quite sick yesterday.
DIR. Hughes, an eminent occulist
Of Salt Lake, is here to-day and a
guest az DIR. w r. Smith.
w-Fleisohmannis celebrated
compressed yeast. 2 cakes for 8
cents, at the Chicago Bakery.
afrs. Tautphaus aud daughter,
Miss Josie, arrived here Monday
from Idaho Falls, on their way TO
Grand View.
~ Fresh bread always on
hand at Emerick's new Restaurant
and Bakery. Five and ten cent
loavee.
Miss Nellie Smith. after a ten
DAYS visit with her brother r. w.
Smith, our popular druggist. re-
turned 10 her home in Boise Sunday
morning.
Miss Grace Jewell Of Washington
county came In Tuesday fr0m q
, visit in Montana, and went over IL
Bfuneau 70 visit with relatives il
that valley.
81 Young Abbott was here Sunday
from Big Camas prairie. de sayi
crops have produced fairly well al
I three this season nad the grain
I Weld Of the prairie will reach abou
10000 bushels.
n Every Odd Fellow who visite'
! Caldwell during the session Of IN
! grand lodge and whom we havl
q met. speaks in the highest praise o
= the hospitality Of the people Q
II the Magic City.
Monday the Youngest son 0g Jak
Ottenheitner had one Of his finger
= badly bruised by having it caugh
= IN a swinging gate Though n
wound IL severely painful the littl
= fellow bears up under II manfulll
= The following named attorney
- from abroad we're here attending u
: district Court: Tom Cahala
). Frank Myman, Frank Ensign, Fr
a. mont Wogd, Jim Hawley, s.
nm Kingshury and District Atiorn'
Rogers.
~ Atlanta is represented here I'll
IL week rs ; Jolly and generous set
! MouutHiasvFs, In the persons
steve pglesby. Judge II, Far
81 hart, Geu. Butler, John Peace
NJ Lew Shulsen, each Of whom MA
y. this office welcomed calls
~ Harper's Chicago Bakery a
gh Restaurant has been removed %
nd Elm0re hotel corner. 3 - one
Bic The neaiest restaurants in Town q
IL run by white people only Fir
ear class meals from - cents up, q
.n9 fresh bread always on hand. I
i i excellent family deserve libe
ore. share 81 public patronage.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
DiacovaraAl

A good location in Mountain
Home, where a 6Fst-claes Ree:au-
rant and Bakery is run by white
help only aud where the choicest Of
the markets il served At ell times
If the the day.
ALFRED HARPER
Gilmore Hotel Corner.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

c. II. Riaehart has returned
home from Oregon.
DR.. ColIister was a visitor here
last evening. from Boise.
Mrs. johnny Bennett returned
home from che mountains last
week.
"SEvENTY-FIVE CENTS
will buy sack Of good flour At
Hutchins' family grocery.
Cal Schoff was up from the Ferry
Monday and made the BULLETIN q
pleasant call.
| ]. RI. Casey and son Willie, oil
South Boise river were here Tues
day after supplies for the winter
Tom Allison Of Atlanta went "a
Toponis Mnnday night 10 visit biz
wife who is in very poor health.
! Adm Hall, Dan McGinness and
. John Marley came In Monday q
attend the district court
Senator G. d. Golden came il
} Monday from Rocky Bar and tool
that nights train for Salt Lake o.
] brief visit.
/. Mrs Chas. Skipper, who has hee
/; aick some time with typhoid fevel
died last night at Gienn's FerTl
: Strange to say. this lady refused
9 take medicine until q short tim
hefnre her demise. Her remains wi
BE- taken to Boise for interment.
Deputy Sheriff Charlie Hnpkir
- of Rocky Bar, after long chas
captured Dan Dixon. who 20 hrl
. tally assaulted Judge Barnhari
: Atlanta s few weeks ago. III
/, officer overlook Dixon In Gust
4 eaunlv and landed him ~ jail he
Saturday evening. He will have
bearing hefnFe Probate Jud
spragne, On Friday. az as soon
:. certain witnesses can arrive fro
n Atlanta
e Steve 0g.eshy. superintendent
&. the Big Lode mill and mine at
he Ianta informs us that he Now has
force II men 1t work building
e. heavy stsne wall along ore side
In his mill IL strengthen it, faundati'
~ urs.parAtarY 10 commencing spe
n. lions IL mime and mill 1T 81 eaI
day. Mr Ogleshy Is = theron
Ier miner and a faithful manager a
4. under biz auperinielideI,cy the
IS Lode will prove a ing thing Tor
he owners he and John Goody'
III. are the owners d ciaiin adjuinl
u the Zig Lode that il turning 20
big lot If rich free milling gold
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

Mrs. w. A Reynolds and Mrs.
n. Dorsey returned from Carpen-
,er's ranch Monday evening aud re-
part the condition Of Mrs Long
shore very serious and hut little
hope Of her recovery.
The program which will be pre-
scented 10 the people Of Mountain
Home, Nv tie pupils 1T The Fahsia
/ School. viii consist Of drills. recita'
tiana. music. character songs. :
conedv in three artsr Mother
foossA etc. Friday night. Nov ,
has been selected AZ the date. =
save yourauarter. This will l'e th'
fret representative enteFi alianient
a al departments from Primary 7
High School will Be represented.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

The bid Of J MctSinnerF, $45O,
for building bridge over CANNON
creek al Glenn's Ferry. was rejected
considered too high.
The bonds Of various road con-
tractors were approved.
Board refused to comply with re-
quest Of petitioners that Sullawav
Il Burns be reimbursed for money
expended on Wood creek hill road
The Sheriff was ordered 10 Issue
/ license to the following named liq-
unr dealers:
tslenna FeFry.--a Aaeksns Larsen, X. A. 1ooaiine
w Asiaasa-Ali-on Crockett. Casey GOODYEAR.
kaekt BaF-H II ptlsmsn 90, Y. " eoaasn
John wtnkelt.ack, BFaiy CaFaes
Bixie stAtipn--A. Anderson
Llttls Namas-~J W. haiiny.
Msansais, Hnnse--w a. baker. ,. ottsnheimar
/ ca. J. btucn ~. i, H0tnra.
| nj. johnson Was allowed 10 with
draw from bonds i Assessor Hell
frich and Treasurer Howeth, anc
said officers given ten days 70 fil'
new bonds.
The various road districts weH
defined and the same ordered pub
lishpd hy the county printer.
The petition Of citizens Of Atlantis
asking that a branch county Jail b
provided at that place, was laid owe
: Tor ginal action at a special meeting
to be held Nov. 4.
Sid Roberts failing to qualify q
constable by appointment at Glenn
Ferry, John smith was appointe'
to I'll the vacancy.
: If. s. Comes was released as
2 hondsman far G. II hinehart, ]. !
Helfrich and c w. H0weth.
IN. Neil was awarded contras
!. for furnishing the county with 2
Y tons OF coal 1T $S.49 per ton.
z w. "A. Reynolds. purchasing az
. was authorized To have coal-houi
built at rear Of county building.
7 Claim Of Abbott and Cuneo {
road work, laid over Tor further co
siderati0n.
Clerk ordered 10 advertise for bi'
q for repairing bridge on South Boi
! near ]. N. Jnhnson'a ranch.
: Clerk instructed 10 call speci
: meeting Of Board on Nov. 4. lss
n 10 consider the following huaine'
" Receive bids for building bird
aeroes Canyon creek at Glenn
y Ferry, also bids for repairing bird
y ON South Boise IFver.
n Approving official bonds.
~ Acting on claim Of J. u. Neil
u coal furnished county.
pa Considering petition for char
=. IN road on Mood creek hill
ur Advertising for saIe all prnpel
" decided to Elmore county for tax
The additional bond Of Asses
Hetfrich. with $4,000 suTeties, v
examined and approved.
IN. ah. p..arsl then adtnuFned
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
FRoM SNAKE RIVER.

SxAKE RIVER. o yhee County.
Idaho, Oct. II, 1895 II will drop
the old BULLETIN few lines to LET
YOU know something about our
placer mines, There are IL men
working between here and the
mouth If the Bruneau, q distance
Of four miles. and plenty Of Rood
ground for a great many more The
sound Of the pick and shovel ie
heard and all the miners seem happy
aud eontenied. Bud Wilson is on
the sick list. We had a visit from
four gentlemen from your town and
the boys seem q 10 enjoy them
selves much; they found plenty o
shooting along the river; when tn
| iack-rahhits got scarce they trick
their rifles on miners machinery
shooting holes in their grizzlies
Nov. boys. dn not think that shee
iron punched full Of holes is > bear
just because IL has the name Of one
We felt little angry when we wen
down 10 the mine and saw wha
Won had dnne, but if Won will LET u
know when YOU are coming agai
we will hang nut the iooking-glas
for yon. With these few remark
| will close. CHICAGO.
Hall a Freeman's Ferry.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

The Gilmore Rod and Gun Club
held its regular practice meeting
Sunday afternoon. Following is the
score, A. w. Lockman winning the
medal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

The Gilmore Commissioners met
on the 14th--Chairman CoFkeF and
Messrs. Lester and Hartwell being
present. Following is a condensed
report of their proceedings:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

Lnnd 0nsee a B4se CITY, ldAho,
Naansseg 33 l6aa.
Ncsieq ! kerahv given that the EaliaWiag isaIadd
tfier has asd notice af his intens1un ~ nahs hsl
lrof ID ssphgt a hla eiaia and thai sid pIoei ell
So made haloF0 fha Cora 81 thF E1stElt He4ts q
Fi,nra ssagssy t1aha as Mountzin HeHse. idahas Ha
fNyRelskss IN iSsAA. xix. 4WMN u. #MAtfN MaNHAs
asu Hsaaa ftatsa. MI Apliiieasieg IA $3.50 taE sife
~ al sse p. ~ IS - !. BOISE nlsfhiian taaha'
- ils,.ass &c iosiHa ilnaass b prove his aen.
tiulless 4ss.anca sSaa aaa esilisssfe o. f4id tAa
"a. Wtsissaa III GeaeeF, llavid lsedse. GeoHss Y
ilaii. Maaas3 y Goaaae. ST. q Aoaa1Ain hqsnas u
a. eaARLEs HiMR0D Resissas.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
CHICAGO BAKERY.
and Restaurant.
ElauFu Hotel Cs1rurr, Opposite the
Pnsiaiiice.
ALEkEp HARPER. Pro'r.

Pgvsh gassaa, Piss. nAksas etc AiwMga on hasad
Gige ~ 4 mtaf BrusA 5 and u esusa per aoNf
lonkles Is esats per aazan. everything equally ioW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-15
rhe Presrnt Generation

r q, Geographic speedeats too fast re'ires 100 'a'e
, M, rise be,mes smokes and alas. that We should
~ ., =, chevs too much tobacco. The consequences
,,. , general absence OF that robust and manly
proneness early decay Regular hours '"e ''''"
OF time for meals the dsuse OF excessive SMOKING "
together Of chewing tobacco In connection WIN oo
.,,.r.s stomach Ritters will In out Of
consequences Of the abuses OF the laws OF heah
Indicated above. A want OF stamina dyspepsia nervous
..s and bnousness among these conseauenees ana
they are bodily Ills to the removal OF which the b'e's "
c,av adapted Nor Is the Bters less fitted to over
~ a.. and prey.nt fever and ague kidney and bladder
troubles and rheumatic ailments 10 also hne appeuser
and promoter Of cpnvaiescenoe