The sun., 1896-10-25
LORD SALISBUR Y'S ORDERS.
a BRITISH CONSUL SUBMITS A
NOTEL MEMS OF STRE ENG1H-
ENING 7HE ARMY

Not by Enlistmcnts, but by Increasing
the Individual Efficiency of tho
Men.
That in these modern days the Governm ,nt.
of the world neglect nothing that promises to
be an aid In prosecuting war which may In
any way benefit their armies ia shown by he
novel suggestion contained In the ubioined z.
tracts from British official records:
Foreign onice to Royal Gardens, Kew.
Foreign Office, October 3, 1890
Sir: am directed by the Marquis of Sails
bury to transmit herewith, for your nfnrma.
tion. COPY od n despatch from her Maips,y's
Consul at Bahia. containing u report on the use
and properties OF the nterculia bean. am. Ito.
(SiRned) T. V. LISTER
The Director Royal Gardens, Kew
(EnlosureJ.
Ny Lord; I have th9 honor to b ing under
prove useful to her Matestys War O.iice, ihs
great powers Of endurance, and strength In hit.
fnu heavy loads and trans PORTING them TO long
>he West African negroes IN these parts when
In m aud West Am can tra.ers who visit tGis
po, enables mo 10 attribun, 10 the free use ot
in,rS duced into the French as;my after research,
studs and experiments mndc at Man eiles by
AcadeA,y there. The West Infi ian car iurs at
this porl VINO use stevculia anil carry the bean
wrapped III DhHHnR HDUlI IItl- DtTNDU. are. q
whole no, physically speaking. sulelior men
to the Bt azilnn negro. and yet the African.
ena%rs asn, ,sbn. % and fatirne which thr brns.m lam
carrier cannot Withstand These beans Which
ss na Il Snn % AND SSs
vigor and freshness. have. etc,
GEORGE ALEXANDER sTTvENs.
The Marquis of kallsbury. X. G.. ehc. etc
The product of tn seeds or nuts alluded L, ia
known to civilization as kolHira. tjir artN 10
called Vino koiafra being the STANDARD pren y
slim ] mnlating and sire;.gtheninE properties a .
the nut itself. and is a ,ed and cnrnm-nded by
men. leading member of the learned profess
sion-. u,d all who need n safe and certain in.
II octupits a wholly exceptional position
among .timulants IN thar 1t pro ,nces per-
depression or reaction inseparaole from all 9TH
The Introduction to civilization Of the ster-
culia fruit lit n practical ft,rIn is due to the ef-
forts Of the Brunrwick Pharmacal Company OF
he ron OF the ee
period of several years. havr been frequently
ferrsd to b; the press I thro,ns the County,
hsnrt. deepens the breHrhtng. restrans tho,
wHte of tissue and nerve h,rce under unusual
exerrnn. and develops degree OF physical and
~ ychical power which SURPRISES all who expe-
rtence or witness 1t.
CAVES OF anmmia and weakness from any form
conv AlescinK after acute illness there ts nothing
to compare with II In :1ie list OF remedies
Therp is abundant evidence To prove that
Vino kolafra possesses remark able sustaining
and constructive qualities. 1t is a true bodV
uilder. II prevents loss Of tissue and restores
what IS lost II is not oSy n rrmedy-it is
lurury. II takes the place of spirituous drinks
giving n hei ter stimulation with no intoxicatior
to follow. bnt rather a sens, OF vitality and well
being impossible to describe. For IhiG reason
Win" Kolafrn il being dispei red NJ bars ann sold
1T oil drug s.ores. IL enable; excessive drink
ers TO modify or abandon tn. habit. rs it sup
plies the desired stimulus while ii does away
with the craving for alcohol.
In fact. Vino KOlafra Is in s)me mysterious
way a remover OF vitality. tonic in the highest
mpa,ing of the word: and IL GO. ernmpnts find
1t helpful to armies in the field. II is certainly
an equally important aid In tho hard arapaign
Of life.-Adu.