The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14
MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA
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no doubt militia training In most states
uisnk % Improved. and Captains J. T. r.
stevens ana r. g. r. Bail. respectively OF
xne Macon Husoarx and the Macon Light
infantry. have . simple and practical
scheme for doing II. To 20 by boat or
uain 70 : summer camp and enjoy Jolly
yunSes Or picnic for 4 few weeks = not.
In the opinion Of these ofysceSs the way 10
Manufacture the hard. tough kind Of sol
oiefS wanted In actual complaining
renee the recent trials 1T Griffin. Ga.
Two companies were marched over rough.
hiiiy country. under hot Southern sun.
70 camp. as they might Tn war time They
we're the average lot OK city men-from
banks. law offices. stores. shops. etc--the
same a. compose the majority OF the vol
untser companies OF tho country 1t large.
N nh report OF the march DIR. II. J.
MhHsms. the yegimenfal surgeon. says:
cannot but express my enthusiasm over
the success or the expedition At first I
feared the men would not be able TO with
stAno the hardshsps Of such march In the
hot month Of June. but Captains Ben and
stevens had studied the subject and
thought Inherently. or the ftfty-thrso
men-merchantS. clerks. students. etc
tour were young men whose occupations
Seemingly UNITED them for the effort. but
tney actually came into camp Ia better
Conoiiton than those who came by rail.
Whiie there were cases OF illness In camp
among those who came By rail. there was
miles
There 10 one point Of purely medical
character on which wish TO comment,
oy the Brunswick Pharmacal Co.. 81 Will
lam street. New York;. which had been
furnished to the companies and was cm-
two hours the men were halted and two
ounces OK. Vino Koiafra administered to
each man. Then the march was resumed.
and discomfort passed away. the step as, ms -
brisk; and the men full Of life. The cir
ssulation auiesed down and the respiration
This preparation had been teste, nv Cam
tains Stevens and Bell for several weeks
prior to the march. In order 70 satisfy
themselves that II had no deleterious or
I'm the recent practice march by my cons
pany. the Macon Light Infantry. and the
Macon Hussars. both OF the Georgia VOL
S p Vino kolafra was used with very
etc. not possessing tho stamina to stand
much fatigue. yet, thanks to Vino Koiafra.
the march was accomplished with very
sured that by its uso the intense exhaus.
ton 50 often following such labor win Be
entirely done away with"
Captain Bell gives the same account OF
the march. and remarks that no reaction
whatever could be perceived from tho use
OF Vino Kolafra-
THE above facts suggest that physicians
might. with the aid of Vino Eoiafra. place
under marching orders all that class OF
persons who sssffer from lack OF exercise
who are too fat or too weak to get tho
good out of active muscles The whole
some stimulus Of Vino kciafra would put
these folk In motion and show what an ex-
cellent thing Is life on legs. The nedicat
journals recommend IL for nervous. hdcety
people. and ali who suffer from Irregular
heart or disordered nerves. IL Is the tonie.
par excellence In convaiescence.