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sEEn pLsIalauTlnN.
The Proposed Change In tho Method by
tho Department og Agriculture.

The Proposed Change In tho Method by
tho department Of Agriculture.
II has boon proposed that all scads,
bulbs, shrubs, vines, cutting and plants
purchased and propagaiod boy tbo scrrc.
tuy Of agriculture, as required hy law,
shall DO distributed 70 tho agricultural
experiment stations n tho several Hiats
and touitoriol 90 no by Thorn rcdiHuib.
utgd to such persons na shall mglgo Go
make full toats OF tho Same under thD
direction Of the stations and Co furnish
th3 stations with written reports u.
these tests on blanks 20 ho provided o.
tho secretary OF agriculture, and lu
thnll allot 90 such agricultural export.
mont stations ns mako application Go
him such amounts from amy funds np.
propriatod undor tho provisions ot this
not as may Soon to him advisable 90
unablo tho stations 90 purchase fool.
bulbs, trooa, shrubs, vines cuttings auH
plants for distribution, in tIo manner
aforesaid and 60 pay tho ovugns OF.
such distribution, with duo regard o.
Che varying conditions and needs u. la.
respective states and luituiD
For the preventive. lglul Wi UsrHTH.
game distribution of ual- itirIr
90 substitute % limited d.Hule.l .
now and rlro varieties through t..U
u0nl These stations 1r Iu .ra 4
trained oEuor,s who as. familiar r...
Cine moods OF their r0u0.f.s. '.a..
lu cooperation with faH Unite. .'Hf
department OF agriculture OH.
can easily ASCERTAIN what u0w orr. ..
varieties mo available luI olu .
such kinds of food as will Do most i....
ly 90 give Ro1JrHults BOO tHuIrr r..'.s.
localities They will Boo nhI0 Co ufHs
thn services Of competent tamu, WaH
viii mako full tutH of tho HUi uuig
directions piym by the stations, Ihu r0.
suits Of those tests will Doc distributed
in tho Bulletins OF Ono stations, which
$3.50 regularly issued Go more iluu 1Ol,-
600 persons directly connected with Che
agricultural industry and which ur
largely quoted hy Thousands D. 1l.rgl
ual and uthgr plu0r lu thH way OF.
q comparatively small p,H.uH. ifwi.
DO practicable 90 secure whgtyyug u..ia.
results aro possible through tho di.,EI
button of gaOdA
Tho proposed bin to regulate tho d
tribgtiou of uol8 through tho ug...
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Notes and Personals.

Captain Nichu.r, poet. illte Inspector
b. Iu the city I0f tho purpose oil uppthi-
ing briolo the grand jury Boo tue 1hlo OF
Ida Mny AuOwsmiih, who ~ uouuu
over 90 await the action a. the gfaul
Jury ON a charge Of taxing money anu
property from the pJtbtlico ai r. "
Junction, where SHE was employed 90
q clofH
The Home dramatic company VIII
present the Lancashire Lass nj the
opera houtunrxt satur4uy. Ihuinv 20.
lie old limo actor J.. &. drahnm VIII
appear with tho company, and pustlbIy
Phil MatgeitB will be Induced " poi-
ronnis ~ Party by the name Of john
SON."
An iuterclting meeting Of tho cham
Der OF commerce was hcld last evening,
The various committees appointed hy
the board were announced nud sue
tanned. An Instructive lecture on
horticulture was delivered by Thomas
Leonard. Th0a. r.. Thurman spoke
upon the necessity Of ruigiug q uni
form variety OF POTATOES, nur Mayor
HolIT0Ok uton street improvement
AT tho next meeting, two weeks from
lnsi night, n. j., Covert, OF Provo, nni
W. II. kolssy, OF Spungviile, Will ut'
liver lectures on horticulture.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
SsYisI County, Arizona and billiard
County Rmillalc.S.
oLrNwOoD, LAYTON, HUNTINGTON.
The subscriptions Eyldcrcs Increased
Interest In the Mouu.
meat Fund.
CAnD THON Im rmsr ruI8IDENCY.

GARD PROM THE Pmsr pHFuuEScY.
Salt Lake CITY, Jan. 70, 1895.
Noi.C1 BE- hereby given that cJn,ri'
buttons 10 the monument 10 DO erogtoi
to Salt Lake cry in memory Of
Brigham Young aud the pioneers viii
hcftaiteL aud until further notice, be-
acknowledged through tao columns 0f
the DEEHEr NEw8. 10 lH expected
that agencies for tho collection Of iunIs
for this worthy purp0fc viii DC uilub
lithud in each war; In al the Stakes.
and that said iunde, With the iiat 4
numCg Of the contributors, Will 10 iOr.
wnrdUd W frequently 90 convenient 60
Hobrr NJ. WeIlf, ntCretsry Of thu Brig
hnm Young Memorial Atloclaglou,5 ilt
Lake CITY, who viii zee that tamc gro
properly acknowledged Ia the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people VIII respond generously aud
promptly 10 this call 90 that 10 ulaaltl5
tho monument may be- completed,
dedicated and unveiled 10 ilu public
by tho Ulh day % next October.
NIlFOUD Woodbury.
GLuHOE @. CANSuN,
JUsElu a.. SMITH,
Flut Presidency % the Church Of
Jesus Christ a Latiurduy Saints.
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PROVO.
First District Court Notes.

order wan inside Tor W. L. Davis
TO nay oil the costs incurred In hcafiug
the writ Of haboas corpus In the case
OF w. l.. DAVIS vs. william 5ommcf'
willie, sheriff Of Grand county
George Hartley, previously nruigned
ON charge Of rHpc, entered a plea OF
not guilty. lie tHal was oct Tor Fob.
gslh. r
Tho case Of vs.. j.. Davis vl Dlrr1w
Bros. occupied OH day yesterday anu
wasafguuI aud submitted TO tho jury
this morning r..,
against Jerry NJ. HlCuafdsDn, cnarg-
Ing him with tho crime OF rape, CONE
mit,od 10 Wnmlcn county lat fuH-
mrL
II. H. Bcoslry bas applied Go the
Flint district court fDr "a writ % I1N-
date 90 compel Commissioner Dudley
10 submit The isHuc uf facts Doc INC case
Of n. q. Wobuur W. T.. III. Erua.ry ''
Jury. Tho cas- was heard before Com.
missioner Dudley, sitting as uJusiicu ~
the peace, nrd % Jury cupAncltl. Aittt
the evidence on luo Turt u' defendant
hud boon fubuiilt8i the Justice TOOK ihe
case from the Jury. This is cinimoi 10y
uuiuudaut % DO nu act iu excess Of hl'
judicial authority. The caso viii ur
noarI DU.Ufo Judge h.ns this ait-f'
uuuu.
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IEusIEE,s sAIe MnIlcr-


INuIREAs. SAMUEL T. CARLSON. AS
w unmarried man. % the DUautT of salt
Lake ltrNinfy % utah. 900. Uy uiH certain
lggi 1i tfl dalcd September 900. 8 ~. i'ls
is1i. iu Book 'I A.. psgc no. ili o. tuU rec.
0fda DOB ihc ulico o. tuc Recorder OF dtUda NJ
20 ...l 1a't la.o County, convoy 60 William
rlai estate. t.tlate iu salt Iate DUuaty. Ter
riory Of Utah. i1.wit. PORT Uf lut fItr CD.
hioes iwsnl tE i.fI, rIai "H." salt iakc
lil ginning 90 thu e0uth west r0ruur OF Haii
loHi ana running thence north tHrfU OBJ rods.
llencc ta.tHA 'Ul rods. thence south tnrcr h
which a1i1 conveyance was uafo boo trusI iu
secure 90 thO order Of tho Lombard luYcsi.
mght tomuluI the payment of che saii gm.
rrnc.pM sum % fourteen hundred doliarl
w ID, duo lnl payable ON tho lHt DAY pf
september, A. ID is# with Interest thereon
nom ihe dato thereof, o. tne ratio of f.N per
cent UDr uuuUm. payable Hsm.uHuuHIIH. on
thc nrHt days VI rCptruber and NHreH 90 clUu
year ut chdcurcu lY interest coupon notes
a.ia'hel i1 taii principal note and % even
Whereas. SAID decd Of trust provides that Boo
case 20 default iu thu paymCuI Of sali note W
ANY part turfcuf. 0r iu clto default ue mlao iu
ihH Payment OF interest thereon. according tI
ilc tuuuf aud elect thereof. uuI such uHfuU|I
continue for . dave thJn 10 inc oUulu ~ tUH
llsll holder % tau note. HaI1 indebtedness
NAY 90 once uccnmc due aud uH'au.. aui COG
trustee shall upon tuu app .ieuuuu uf tUo IOglI
hnlI.r % 5000 uUtC. .all and dispose of iIu
Hl9tc fefuuuud property u ih0 manner boz
which BE- hereby made lur greater certainly
l.E lNN NI.INHn 90 llfIuE HliI uulU HtI Iu.
tAptNftH uf executing iiia truHh And
MurrclH. default hns been maize boz thr
payment of Che iuHilIImCut of interest NHIru
igl dug 90 aai notr on sgut1mlsr d. l,I,
iluiis have continued Tor moro tHau Thirty
uAif. aud aiilI rnuiinuc Hnl lJ reason lllItnl
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SUMMONS
In Ono District Court iu HuI Cor no THIRD
judicial District "I iuH IuIrt1fl County
of HaIt l.kv.

Andrew D. CI,ron ana uo,i.ne Gn'oa ui:
none. Ng J4mrs Johnston, thgr general
guardian, pnuunH,
We
b. T lIatI. Thomas a.. NHHHmHu aud NrH
Emra sHoarmHH.bI. uig.W aIl,r 10. lugH
UuI .mmt e. Lowe, n# wife. uNNtr J.
Chamberlain aud AMMO ~. tHamhDrIaIu,
huvfo, o. W.. g.. NrHtu nul lusrlla s
hIu. luu.a o. rarsoua, ho Nau1nal Hank
Of One i,.HuuNHtH corporation, o. o. loI.
" aud '.r' 10. CoNls, nla wife AUD tno
Metropolitan luNrsturni Company, Il plr.
u0IAtuu. iurtgr g hruuo, corporation,
Sarah %. Gibson. defendants
The rooplo Of tho rer1tory Of Utah soma
TO 'r.'iiiatt Thomas 60 sherman and Nlrs
ilmIrh 7tthfmlu.hf VIE. Mhigr 10 love
Chamberlain, and HUuIu 10 Chamberlain.
lHuiIc, q. w, .. tuNih sod lfiaoiIIh .
M iiu's rsr.ans. tb6 national r5nl
of luH NUuuNi.r, uturUuflUuut o. q. Col.
Doc AMI AlTH. %. a tUIIlNt Doe VITO and tuu
Metropolitan IuNcatmont Company cor.
trtu 10, ulNaIu, dgiCuuunu,
w. AHE iiLNluY UtQulHEp TO Ar'
pear 90 on action brought ugniuH. you ~
~, w. un9se named plainiiu in tu9 ulifict loau
ul ihu lhrl Judicial uiaiuct vf tlu Territory
l' tui aud 90 answer ltu complaint nlgl
tntlt.u within ten Iafa exclusive ui tho Day uf
.g ii'5 .,, ne 's',i55 5 g9 ysa Of ,ni
served uutof tUIF county, ugt boz tHI. district
within twenty dHyat utUUrH"H Within forty
UHyf.uT IuU.mUu HT default viii. HU tnEUu
He.HHt YOU according Go Cue prayer OF aall
lhH s6.ian Do Urau.at 60 have iatrmcu.
rnH.usi defendant iiIhIi, IN sum NJ il7'" with
interest 90 Con peg conf rtr auuum, from scps
r.I. Gees .ul gHHts UI .ulIt HIt#uI tH hU quo
.H 500 certain H.umI.HuIN notice. executed 10y
Hf..IaHI HHu tu p.lHuu Johnston, ts
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NOTICE

fTilE UNnEUslGNED COMMISSIONER
i appointed Go HHHnsH thirty thousand and
HlE hundr dollars 5000 40. 900 Che zeal
estate Cor land claims and improvements sIt.
uHint and Nlur within Lamp district go D, Of
aaIt Lake tity. Tor tuu purpose of dufhYIUg
ODE lAuvuHr of lighting thU aUOCtH lu HHIu
lamp District 80 Tor ihr period NJ one year
from aud after March Do, 1895. which faid aH,
fuHHmputls Go Doe levied on such on tho real
estate Tor land rlnIuH Au1 imuruNumUutI ua
may 10 deemed 90 hg benefited by said Lighting.
and iu proportion Co the benefit ruHuItlrg
tNuf0iu, hereby give notice 90 900 persons iu.
tcruHtrd that they Will meet Ht DO O'Clock a. m. .
March 2, 1870. in room a01, city and County
building, SAT- lake city, Hul tHat they will then
and there proceed 90 make t4U contempt a,rd
nHHrHsmuuL Meetings Will lu hold daily
thereafter ruuiByH excepted. gt thC Tamn
hour HuI place Uuill Che HHHuHaUUnt HhalI have
been completed. WILLARD YOUNG,
ADAM rliEGa,
ia. llEi-H.
Commissioners,
February cord. 1885,
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NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court, n and Tor salt Lake
County luultuy of Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF George Husler,
deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William DO Wallace, admiuistfatlr OF tHo
estate OF George lluaIer, dtcuaBed has ROM
dertd Tor settlement. AMI lIed Boz B1lI court
hla nual Hccouu. of na administration OF said
estate and urtuou Tor ungl d.stTiuuuon OF the
residue OF rAld estate among the pUrsHus en-.
ultd Thereto and that "wednesday, tbu 18Th
day OF MafrH, A. % 1905, ht DO O'Clock %. m. &,
NO the court room OF rull Unurt Doc Che County
Court House, rat iato cay and County,
Utah Territory. hts unDn l0lF appointed by tue
judge ~ SAID court, for the settlement OF said
account and hearing anid petition Tor distrllu-
lion, nt which tnu aud place any person inter.
rsted IN fali estate may appear and show
cause, n any there be, why SAID account should
not 10 settled and approved and lual dlstri1C.
uuu made HH prayed Zoe.
Dated February lsIhl A. d. 1895.
{. D., STANTON,
CLERK % the Probate Court, by
A O. REEsE, Deputy,
tsaasu, -sg.hai - bradley, s'.osasyh
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FRED j. MAY

Has opened a Meat Market, at No.
o East First South Street, aud
will bepleascd owait on bis friends
aud the general public with a
choice selection Of prime meats at
Bottom Prices. Free Delivery.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Court, 90 and Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF Uuh.
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In tho Probate Court, !n and Tor salt Lake
County lrWt9y OF Utah,
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Tie Brigham Young Memorial assoc
citation acknowledges receipt u tho
following contributions 90 uaaitt in the
tui'diuE OF The Pioneer monuments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-21
High Tide ut Gettysburg.
IN NH III. Thompson.


\ cloud possessed the hollow field.
The gathering battles smoky shield
Athwart the gloom the lightning flashed,
And through the cloud some horsemen
dashed.
And from the heights the thunder pealed.
Then. at the brief command Of Lee
Moved out that matchleSs infantry,
With Pickett leading grandly down
To rush against the roaring crown
OF those dread heights of destiny.
Far heard above the angry guns
a cry across the tumult runsi
The voice that rang through Shlloh's
woods.
And Chickamauga's solitudes.
The fierce South cheering on her sons.
All, how the whitening tempest blew
Against the front OF Pe;tigrew;
Khamsin wind that scorched and
singed.
Like that Internal flame that fringed
The British squares at Waterloo.
"Once more in glory's van with me!'
Virginia cries to Tennessee;
We two together, come what may.
Shall stand upon those works to-day,
The reddest day in history"
But who shall break the guards that wait
Before the awful face of fate?
The tattered standards OF the South
Were shrivelled at the cannOn's mouth
And all her hopes were desoIate.
In vain the Tennesseean set
His breast against the baYonet;
In vain Virginia charged and ragged,
tigress In her wrath uncaged,
Till all the hill was red and wet.
Above the bayonets mixed and crossed
Men saw great. gigantic ghost
Receding through the battle-cloud,
And heard across the tempest loud
The death-cry of a nation lost.
The brave went DOWN. Without disgrace
They leaped to Ruins red embrace;
They only heard Fame's thunder wake
And saw the dazzling sunburst break
In smiles on Glory's bloody face!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-21
To Cure
DEATHS.

RATKINs.-Died, Thursday, February
,4tb AT his residence. No. 6o9 north
Twenty-first street, Mr.. ". T. BAT.
KINS, son OF Mr.. Thomas ba'hNhs' Va
New Kent county, Va.
BOSHER.-Died. at his residence NO
sol west Clay street, at o CLOCK Ntu'sS
day morning, February 20. 1879. JOHN H.
Kosher. In the 10Th year OF his age.
Funeral from st. Marks church
THURSDAY EVENING. at 4 o'clock.
FRANKLIN at the residence OK
her sister. Mrs Edward Finney, lsl2 Fioyu
avenue Tuesday afternoon, fepruary 10
1895. Mrs. ELIZABETH FRANKLIN re-
lict Of Henry Franklin; aged SO years.
Her funeral will take place from Sa-
cred Heart church THURSDAY MORN
ING at 10 o'clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited to attend. u
SMITH.-DIed, February 18th. at 20
A. NJ. at the residence OK her tho,her,
Mrs. ]. jenkins. No. 2eol east Broad
street. LEE SMITH. beloved wife OF X.
S. Smith
Funeral will take place THURSDAY
MORNING, the 21st. from ST Patrick
church at 10 o'clock. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited 10 attend.
Lynchburg and Norfolk papers please
copy. ~
VOSS.-DIed. at his residence, No szl
north Fourth street, Wednesday morning
at 4 O'Clock. DR.. HARRY s. VOSS. son
OF Doctress Isabella voss; In the sam
year OF his age. He leaves a wife ana
one child.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence at 3 p. NJ. THURSDAY, Febru-
airy q. 1895. Relatives and friends are
requested to attend without further no.
tice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-21

President advised congressional action 70
secure telegrephic communication Win
the Hawaiian Islands. The matter We
not disposed OF when the House ADJOURN
ed at 5I5 o'clock.
INCREASE OF PENSION.
A bill was passed over the unfavoranie
report OF the Committee OF the "hoie'
having been previously passed by ms
take. and recalled from the Senate, 10 III
crease the pension Of Thomas corr'san
A resolution. introduced last December
by Mr. pickler. was referred to the Com
m.ttee on civll-Service Reform, and was
called mn by its author. that committee
moi having acted upon IL, and passed. III
directs The Secretary OF the Treasury 10
inform the House how many old soldiers
have been dismissed from that depart
mont since March 3. 1916. and the reasons
for their removal.
An unfavorable report was made by Mr.
Richardson DEMOCRACY. OF Tennessee.
from the Committee on Printing. on the
ioint resolution authorizing the publica-
lion OF the dairy tests made at the Co
lumbar Exposition. The reasons for the
adverse report were that the matter was
In no sense or connection a government
affair. and that the expense would be
about eighty thousand dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-21
"MUSHMILYUN" PLACE
AN OLD NEGRO'S CONTEMPT FOR
NEWFOUNDLAND COUNTY.
Preparing for Larger Acreage OF
TObnccO-The Poor Mans Crop In
Middle Vtrginin-sumac as a Prob
nbIe Substitute-The Game.

OFFLEY, VA, February 2O.-(Special)-
As bearing on the pronunciation OF West
moreland. which your correspondent In
a recent issue says must b. heard as rem
dered by a native thus-"Westm land"-to
bee thoroughly appreciated, a noted old
family servant of this neighborhood-like
his master now passed away-always
spoke most contemptuously of the historic
old county Of Washington and Lee as
"Mushmilyun," and doubtless often
chuckled over this belitting title as af-
fording him a partial avengement OF his
alleged wrongs in connection with mat
region. The cause OF a deep-seated am
mostly on his part towards that charming
locality was that one OF his young ''marse-
ters' had seen fit to fall In love. marry,
and settle down there-an arrangement
which for SOM years Lecessitated IRE
uuent trips between Hanover and West
moreland and the crossing or various
streams, big and little, OF which he, Solo
mon. as driver, stood in mortal terror.
on one occasion-but this. perhaps, may
b. somewhat in the nature of another
story" as Kipling would say-having been
ordered TO Or pare for a trip, he was
heard TO exciaim. with much warmth: Il
wonder what in de name of Gawd did ever
mex Marse l. wan go cotin' way down
yonder in dat Mushmilyun TO anyway
when heah was Miss - - right mean
at home, dat's a heap prettier anyhow
dat he could er gone TO see three time
day ef he had er want tor Solomon was
a character in his way and day, and his
sayings and his doings have been ottener
quoted here by some than those OF his
| ilIustrious namesake and predecessor.
MONEY CROP.
| Several plant-beds were burned before
| the bad weather set in, and larger
acreage will be put out than there was
! last year: not that the prices so far TINS
season have proved specially stimuiative
as compared with former years, but mat
il is the only "money-crop" our people
! have yet learned TO plant. and U.s. there-
| fore. a matter Of necessity with many at
present. Tobacco has been not inapty
called the poor mans crop In Middle
| Virginia. in that its cultivation requires
no extensive machinery or large amount
| of labor. and the main attention to IL can
be given at a time when the other crops
are not pressing; and, further, because
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why Men Do Not Dance.
0Iarper's Bazar)


There IA much complaint that men DO
not make themselves as agreeable as
they might at dancing parties, and IT is
no unusual sight TO lind them standing
about the halls and doOrways at enter
taipments While young women sit partner
less through an entire evening. lady
or the writer's acquaintance gave party
not long since at which there was
large contingent OF men who d!d not
dance. and she inquired Of several with
whom she was familiar the reason. The
response vas that so many changes were
constantly being introduced i'm the vari-
GUS dances that. being businessmen ana
much occupied, they had no time to keep
familiar with them. and, therefore, felt
a hesitation in dancing with young ladies
who were thoroughly up in all the newest
forms. 4 remedy for incipient awkward
ness and hesitancy on this score would
seem 10 be 10 ground boys thoroughly in
the various dancing steps.
Perhaps in New York. as well as in
London. things may be progressing to-
wards the adoption Of the Oriental Gus
tom suggested by Turkish dignitary
who. several years ago. was entertained
at an evening party given by an English
man Of note and position. Seeing his
host hot and fatigued after taking part
In several dances, he inquired, with sur
prise. why gentlemen and ladies in Eng
land should perform such hard labor when
II was possible to- have IL done for them
In my country" said he, "it Is done
for us by slaves"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-21
CHILD SICKLY?
Strength Is Not Enough for
Proper Growth.
THE YOUNG nODy FAILS TO GET
WELL NOURIsHED.
Needs Richer Bone-and-Tissuc-
Forming Food.
BODY CANNOT GROW WITHOUT
PURE, STURDY BLOOD.
UnequnIicd Value of Paine's Celery
Compound.

From birth till past the age Of 30 there
is growth; some OF the bones do not
completely knit TIL 80.
All this time In addition there Is the
steady waste Of the tissues that must
be repaired. The demand upon the
vitality and upon the powers Of assimila-
ton Is thus enormous during these years.
Without plenty OF rich. nourishing blood
growth must be defective and tardy.
But when Il courses through all the ar
teries In a full vigorous stream, s.owth
goes on steadily and perfectly.
What countless numbers OF frail young
STEERS physicians see whose pitiably thin
wrists and bloodless faces cry out for
escape the vigilant insight OF parents.
In thousands of homes II is well known
that the boys and girls are somehow
badly nourishcd.
similatIon cannot extract the food for
growing nerves and brain in sufficient
quantities from the ordinary diet. 4
special nerve diet Is what they need.
Paine's celery compound is Professor Ed
ward f.. Phelpss great preparation for
nourishing these little frames and max
ing them grow into strong, active men
and women. DIR. Phelps, upon whom col
leges conferred their highest honors fol
his invaluable investigations In medicine
knew from ripe experience the exact
needs OF these little sufferers.
A chorus OF gratitude has gone up al
over the country. from mothers OF chill
dren once weakly and pale, without pro
mise Of ever growing into robust men AM
women, who have outgrowD weakness
and lack of vitality by the use o.
Paine's celery compound. taken with th'
regularity that physicians adhere TO wheI
prescribing this wonderful nerve ant
blood restorative
1t Is valuable in all wasting diseases
In cleansing the blood OF rheumatism
neuralgia, scrofula. and supplying new
and healthy vital huid-its value car
neither be weighed nor measured.
As the great modern nerve and brail
strengthened and restorer Paine's celer!
compound IL pronounced invalua bic by al
progressive physicians. Give this gran'
lnvigorator n fair trial. and be convinced