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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
TACOMA EUAAN BEATEN.
Br"tdUy MoHredted By the Non From
Whom She Had Been Diroreed.

Br"dUy MoHreated By the Non From
Whom She Had Been Divorced.
TACOMA, WASH, April 26.-The police
and constable are searching for Morris
Williams, who is accused of giving Mrs.
Leach Williams, his divorced wife, un-
merciiul beatings last Thursday and Sat-
urday nights. On Thursday he broke in
her door with an ak, and on Saturday
made noise in her back yard. which
broug ht her out, when he is reported to
have seized her by the hair, kicked her
and left her in deplorable condition. If
arrested he will be locked MP or pus under
heavy bonds 10 keep the peace.
In suing for divorce recently Mrs.
Wliliams com planned that her husband
had subjected her to most horrible treat
ment. BEGINNING month after their mar
riage at She eboygan, Mich, in 1883. They
moved to Kansas, where he maItreated
ana nearly starved her. Later he horse
whipped her IN the public streets. In
Milwaukee he knocked her down. and did
the same after they came here in 1880 He
threatened TO kill her If she ever COM
planned, and lear prevented her from
securing divorce years before she
brought the action.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
STANFORD BERKELEY RIYALRK.
Interest Now csnters in fhs 6assbaH
and Tennis ChampioEshp %
MalcheS.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, April
26.-Now that the Intercollegiate debate
aud the field day are events OF the past,
the coming baseball game and the tennis
m atches between Stanford ana Berkeley
come TO the front. The baseball game 10
be played in San Francisco next Saturday
viii decide the university championship,
each team having won one houy con-
tested game. After the last game, in
which The Berkeley nine defeated STAN
to-d, the base bail team has been attend
ing strictly 10 business. Several inter
estinG practice games have taken place.
The only match with an outside team
this week Will be played on April IS with
The Belmont nine. Two full teams, how
ever, will meet for game every evening
on the campus.
In tennis Freeman '99 will try for
place. Freeman and Picher '99 hold the
cham pionship in Southern Caliiorais in
doubles. Both play strong games in the
singles. In the FIRST tennis match between
Stanford snd Berkeley the latter won the
doubles and one of the two games in the
singles. Freeman and Picher represented
the university successtully in both events
last year. II is probable that they Will
represent Stanford in the next set of
games with the University of California.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
OLD NAT FULMER'S
MEEO OF SORROW
Poverty Confronts One
of McKinley'S Army
Comrades.
Barred From a Position to
Which the President APP
pointed Him.
Required of an Arizona
Line Rider.

PHGNlX, ARIZ., April GA good
deal of interest is felt here in the melan-
choly case of Nat Fulmer of Nogalcs. He
was a member OF President McKinIey's
regiment, the Twenty-third Ohio, but
being in straitened circumstances he
could not afford the trip to Washingto
and was not present, along with the other
surviving members OF the regimen, at,
the Inauguration cerem onies. He wrote
friendly letter to the new President, how
ever, expressing his regret at being un-
able TO attend, and explaining that his
absence was due to the fact that a neigh
Dor VINO owed him $500 failed TO pay on
time.
The Presiden: is said to have answered
Fulners communication with an auto
graphic letter, in which he thanked his
old comrade for remem berinC him, ex-
pressed his regret at not being able to
shake him by the hand and asked him if
he could do nything either personally or
officially to promote his comfort and
welfare"
Nat Tulmer wrote back asking the
President to appoint him Customs Inspec-
tor at Nogales. This is a subaltern posi-
tion under the Collector and the COM
pensation is $50 month. The duties OF
the Office are those of "line rider" and
the chief educational requirements are
those OF riding horseback, shooting a Win
chester and a general knowledge OF the
contour of the country where the riding
and sh hooting is to be done.
President Mckinley made the appoint
ment unhesitatingly, and yet Nat Fulmer
hos g. kot
he is deficient on Asiatic geography and
not fully informed upon the location OF
Cape Finisterre or on the chemical COM
position OF coal gas.
1t turns out that this position is unde er
civil service rule, and scholastic exam
nation is necessary for all applicants. An
examination was held at NogaIes not long
ago, and only q decrep pit schoolteacher,
physically incapable of sitting on 8 horse,
succeeded in answering enough OF the
questions 10 pass.
Nat Fulmer was with Mckinley in the
regiment when the latter received his first
start in life. This was after the battle of
Antietar, when, through the skill and
energy Of Com misssry Sergeant William
Mckinley in hustling of the wagons, the
me m bers of the Twenty-third were the
only ones who had cup OF coffee and
crust OF bread apiece 20 satisfy their hun
ger before turning IN for the night. 1t
was for this bit of service that Colonel
Rutherford B. Hayes promotes William
Mckinley TO second lieu,enancy, ana
Nat Fulmer was his chief assistant on that
occasion.
a good deal of interest is taken in Full
nser's case here and the m after has been
discussed 9 great deal in the local press
while some of the Eastern newspapers
have also commented upon the peculiar
state of affairs which prevents the Presi-
dents regimental comrade from serving
in such minor position simply because
he lacks in scholastic attainments.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
c0kfLkGRkTI0K At L00KES.
Three Frgfthogses 0estroye5 by q sIoxs
Probably Started BY
Trom1S

LOOMS, CAL, April pa FIRE broke
ont IN tie two-story building known as
the Loomis Fruithouss and Hall at I2:45
o o'clock this morning ard within torty-five
minutes II had totally destroyed tha;
building. Next a fruithouse in course oi
construction for Schnaole Bros. & Co. was
consumed and the flames seSesd to the
old co-operstive fruithoase owned by E.
MaEal and occupied oy the Ear Fruit
Company, and destroyed tins, together
with three icine-houses. Energetic efforts
OF the citizens saved the dwelling and
b.aeksniih-shop OF George c. Boiler and
the rest OF the town.
The losses are: H~aly f Phillips, fruit
house and hall, 5000. no insurance; Nj
Ter. contractor for Schnsbie Bros. & Co,
$500 no insurance; Z. Mazal, irasthouse.
$500, ms surance $500; three icinc-houses
$l5oo.
The Cause Of the fre is unknown, but is
supposed 10 hsve been starred BY tramps
sleeping under the building.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
Conductors TO Inrods Lo, Ano.i...

Los ANGELES. CAL, April 26.-one of
the largest conventions ever held in Los
Angeles viii assem- bic here on Nav II. 1t
IS the ;wenty-sixth session of the National
Order OF Railway Condnc;ors OF America,
and Is expected to occupy nearly ten days,
Including the sessions and the excursions
to the various outside places OF interest.
The executive committee OF the local order
has charge OF the arrangements, and has
been busy for some lime past, ss no less
than 5000 visitors are expected. In con-
nection with the con6uciors' convention,
the ladies auxiliary VIII also hold their
convention. Special trains from ali parts
OF the country viii bring the delegates and
friends 10 the civ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
PESTS IN SOUTHERN ORCHARDS
Invasion BY Millions of Army Worms Re-
ported From Points Below
Tehrch1of

LOS ANGELES, CAL, April 26.-The
army worm, which created such havoc
among vegetables in this part of the State
two years ago, has again made its appear
ance. This time it threatens to do more
damage than when it last visited Southern
California. Horticultural Commissioner
Scott says it is doing considerable iajury
near the Lamkershim ranch in this coun-
ty, where 200 acres OF trees have been
stripped of all leaves and in many in
Stances OF even the bark.
San Bernardino, Orange and Riversi e
county reporls state that there are mill
lions OF the little pests. At Burbank and
Glendale the ravases OF the worm have
been extensive. They have eaten the
young shoots in the vineyards, which will
make. the crops late if not destroy them
altogether.
Orchardists are preparing to fight the
worms. The best remedy found so far is
Paris green and bran moisteued with
sweetened water.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
HkDERk'S KiHiFG B00N.
Waseonsr's Cold S;rjks Near Roymond
GjYss Premise of Yielding SsY-
eraJ Fortunes

FRESNO, CAL, April e6-The MADEIRA
County miners are excited over q rich
strike made in Waggoner's mine, eight
miles above Raymond and the same dis
tsnce from the old mining camp and sta
tion known SIS Coarse Gold. The reports
which reached this city are based upon
reliable authority. and they indicate that
wonderful deposit OF the yellow metal
has been uncovered. AS yet the mine
has been worked only on s small scale,
and there are good reasons TO expect that
when more extensive oevelopments sre
made s real bonanza will reward the
owners.
Mr.. Waggone- first began striking gold
n his crude shaft about the lst OF March,
and up TO April l he extracted IN the
neigh borhood OF 81, 900 worth OF highly
productive ore. On April l be sold the
mine toT Sll, 000 TO Shax Brnthers OF Ray
mon5, one OF whom, 4. (. Shaw. was the
Rspu blIcan candidate for the Assem- biy
IN the Sixtv-thiTd District at the last
election They hsve great faith IN the
future Of their property ana those who
have investigated the mine give the new
owners every encouragement by express
sloas OF highly favorable opinions.
The precious meta! exists II & classical
tion known as wire god ana is OF unusual
purity. The rock abolIds with II and il
Is easily worked out Naggoner picked
MS fortune out with hammer sf,er hav-
ing struck the ledge. One ton OF ore was
run through an arastra and ii yielded
5000 IN gold The ore is consider toe
valua bic TO be stacked on the dump and is
sacked and stored II . building where il
viii be kept until worked in mill which
Shaw Bros. will erect.
The old miners in the Leig sorhood OF
the bonanza are very enthusiastic over it
and Ail those who own claims IN the
vicinity are digging fer the continuance of
the wonderful ledge. Mr.. Wageoner,
whom fortune has smiled upon SO fortl-
nsiely, has resided st the place with his
family for the past twenty years and pros
pected with poor success ali the time He
IS now sbout 55 years OF age and he and
his family have already begun to enjoy
their wealth. They have bought 8 com
plste set Of new turniiure for their noun
tain home, new $500 piano and other
luxuries that wealth can afford.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
'dded uf GtTra,

GILROY, CAL, April 26-The MARRIAGE
OF Miss Katie Sturla, eldest daughter OF
MI and Mrs. James Sturla, pioneers of
San 1sidro. and John G. Corotto, a promi-
heht VINE merchant OF San Jose, was
sole emnized at ST. Mary's Catholic Church
Yesterday afternoon. The festivities that
followed at the brides home in San
4sidro were enjoyed by over 100 invited
guests.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
san Diego. Pos,o. oAs.r R...on,

SAN DIEGO, CAL, April 26-Chief Of
Police } W. Brennine, who has been at
the head OF San Diego's police for nearly
SIX years, sent IN his resignation his
morning, but at speci a. meeting OF The
Police Commissioners this afternoon the
resignation wss laid on the table, and in.
stead the Chief vas granted ten days'
leave OF absence pending action ny The
new board, which goes into oftce On Nav
/ Chief BreRnlns says he resigned be-
cause be realized thai the incoming board
would not be friendly to him, and his
mining interests IN the Julian district
cave become so extensive that he felt tina;
he must devote more attention 20 then
and less 10 politics.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
FIRE IN E4ST SIN JOSE.

SAN JOSE, CAL, April IA fire in
East San Jose, at 80 o'clock this morn
ing, destroyed five buildings.
The losses were as follows: a. Hable's
livery stable, $1,000; Barnum & Hollister.
wood yard. $3.50; J. Rosat, blacksmith.
$50; L NJ. Williams, wagon-shop, $500; J.
Coombes estate, $1,000, and J. Hunrley,
furniture. 5000, all partially insured.
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
.srrested q. q Di.turher.

SAN JOSE CAL, April Is. - Daniel
Ryan, who disturbed sn anti-Cstholic
lecture by G. NJ. Ruthven, who claims to
be an e1-priest. at Turn Verein Hall last
night by calling the speaker a liar was ar
rested to-day for disturbing 8 pub
lie meeting. Ruthven Is the com plainant.
Great CONSERVATION followed Ryans de.
nuEclstion OF the spesSe-. Ano when an
attempt was made 10 eject Ryan be flour
ishe0 revolver. Ryan, VINO is proprietor
OF the Western Hotel, was arrsicned be-
fore Justice Gsss today and demanded
jury trial. which was set for TO N orrow
morning. He was released on 500 bail.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
10. A.oele. n.ra,r trial

LOS ANGELES. CAL, April 20 -Manue!
Brown, negro. was placed on trial for
his life before Judge Snita and Jury
here to-day 1t is charged that Brown
and Msnde Pierce, negress, murdered
James Below on the night OF January g.
The murder was most diaboIical crime.
the dead man having been literally cut 70
pieces while resisting s. gang OF tootpads
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27

reached after leaving Puget Sound. 1t
was not altogether voluntary act on
their part. Captain James Carroll, the
master OF the vessel, learning that thew
were not man and wife, gave the girl the
alternative of returning with him to her
nome IN Tacoma or going ashore at Fort
Wrangle and marrying McGratn. She
choSe the latter, and the eremony was
accordingly performed by Judge Jackson
OF Fort Wrangle- McGrath demurred at
tlrst, but finally Welded.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27

his attorneys. An application has been
made to have The court appoint re-
ceiver to take charge of the coionePs prop
erty and realize sum sufficient to appease
the order of the court and allow the
wealthy prisoner his freedom. The col
onel has now been in the county jail for
three long weeks and is under lock and
Key all OF the time. Regularly every day
MS daughters visit him and bring flowers
and other tokens. II is expected that
some move will be made shortly by which
Colonel Finigan can again return to his
dauphters
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
TIE MALEDIOTION.
An Artistic Production to Be Given b
the Gentlemen's Sodalfty.

An Artistic Production to Be Given by
the Gentlemen's Sodalfty
An artistic production of the historica l
drama, The Malediction, is TO be given
under the auspices Of the Gentlemen's So
dslity OF St. Ignstius Church, in the au-
ditorlum Of ST. Ignatius College, corner OF
Grove street and Van Ness avenue, to-
morrow evening.
The cast includes F. P. Hayne, Thomas
". Hickey, Dr.. T. B. Robinson, Vincent
1obin, A. Schleicher. DR.. William Sieberst
Alfred MchinnoD, George Connolly, T.
Hay and other amateurs OF recognized
ability. a special feature will be the Sol
dlers' Quartet, which will render very ef-
feotiye harmonized giees, composed for
The occasion by Rev. 3 ColteIli, 5. J.
The following Sell-known artists will
appear IN the concert TO precede the
drama: David Msnuoyd. tenor; G. V.
Wood, basso; William 0'Brien, tenor.
and the famous violiaisI John Mar
quhardt.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
Mnh,r and sharkev to Fioht.

NEW YORK, \. Y. April %. - The
managers oi Maher and sharkey met the
representatives of 3 sporting club to-day
and accepted s proposition for fight be-
tween their PRINCIPALS for $ $40, oo0 purse,
70 take place in this vicinity between May
- snd June 10 The identity of the club
viii be made public within two weeks. 1t
has posted satisfactory forfeit SIS mark
OF good faith.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
Foreclosure on a Eo.asrv.

SAN JOSE, CAL, April 70 - The
First National Bank was to-day given s
decree OF foreclosure by Judge Lorigan
against James Erright for seas princi-
nal and interest and $500 attorney fees.
The property affected IS The old Enrisht
foundry al the corner of First ard VIII
isan street snd some Shasta Lum Der Com
panv stock.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
PICRNICkED At ALUM ROCK
Santa Cara County Odd FelIo.rs En- ion
OHtiu7.


O.tin7.
SAN JOSE, CAL, April 26 Odd Eel
lows day was made the occasion oi<a
joint celebration, in which fourteen lodges
OF the order took part. Nine OF the lodg ges
were OF this city, three from Santa Clara
and two irom Campbell. 4 picnic was
held al Alum Rock Park during the dav.
and this evening there was an entertain
nent ana ball al Turn Nerein Hail.
The picnic was attended by 25G0 people
District Attorney B. &. Harrington was
orator OF the day and delivered an able a6-
dress On the purposes and work OF me or.
Ger. After the speaking there was an IN
teresting programme Of races. OF ALL the
past crands of the county G. A Sabb
lroved TO De the feetest OF foot. Charles
Wear won FIRST prize in the members
race.
The entertainment and ball drew a large
crowd Professor IS. II. Condit delivered
the address OF the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
stocktOn,s Creamery op.n.a.

STOCKTON, CAL, April 26.-The Stock.
ton Creamery was opened this morning.
tli'een farmers presented milk at an early
u aouF 10 nave 1t turned into butter. The
first to arrive with his supply Of milk was
W. L. Overhiser, and the greatest quantity
was brought by J. II. Tone, who left 296
pounds. The creamery is fully equipped
with al modern appliances. It is to be
run on the cooperative plan.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
s"rrtres San Quentin zfrav.

SAN QUENTIN, CAL, April 26-Frank
Wheeler, better known TO the officials of a
number OF Eastern prisons as "Ohio
FATTY, who was stabbed in the abdomen
oy w h nelly, a fellow-convict, several
days ago, will probably survive. Itwa
not st first believed that his life could be
saved. but DR.. Lawlor and the physicians
OF the prison have finally brought the
man around
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
San Ra5a,I BsI-PIayer. Via.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, April 26.-In
game OF baseball played yesterday be-
tween the San Rafael nine ana a team
from the Government reservation st
Angel Island, the local team vas victo-
rious, defeating the visitors by score of
10 s. 1t was holly contested game and
both teams played good ball.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
M4RIN,s CONTEMPT CASE.
sheriff Renry Harrison Granted A,
other Hesk's Continuance

other Hesk's Centinaa.c-.
SAN RAFAEL, CAL, April a6.-The
contempt proceedings against Sheriff
Henry Harrison, who is accused OF per.
mittins Colonel Peter A. Finigan, the
millionaire mine-owner who IS in the
county jail ior refusing - pay $3.50 10 his
wife as aiimony pending her action for
divorce, TOO much freedom were post
poned until next Monday. IS the Sheriff
who Is also Marin Couaiy's Tax Collector.
could lot without Inconvenience attend
court to-day.
Colonel Finigan was visited to-day by
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
Iirr az R,a,rnnd 60

REDWOOD. CITY, CAL. April 2s-The
barn and contents belonging 10 Charles
holbrook were destroyed by FIRE shortly
AFTER O'Clock this evening. Tne loss is
estimated al $4,000. The origin OF the
blaze is net known. The harm was partially
insured
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
saeramenso r4nal. rrndo-. Fight

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Aprii 26.-Onifero
CaldaToni was srreste1 to-day on q charge
OF mayhem preferred by Clio Manda's
The TWO are rival vendors Of the tooth
some tamale, snd il 8 free-for-ail tight last
4 ebt Cslosroni but off his opponents left
ear as neatly SIS though il had been re-
moved with s knife. Caidaroni claims
that Msndsls, n retsliston, bit his upper
i'm nearly off
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
EzToNFILLE COPPER FIELDS.
The Beds Recently Disco-ered Prore to
Be FdbuIousIy Rich.

I"e BEDS ReceHfty Dtscorered Prove to
Be FdbulousIy Rich.
TACOMA, WASH, April 26. - Expert
miners who have visited the copper finds
en- the Little Masheil River, near Eaton
vile, in Pierce County, about thirty-five
miles from Tacoma, returned today and
declare the extent and richness OF the find
to be almost beyond belief. Veins OF great
width can be traced for six miles, and the
ore IS OF free milling nature and very
easily mined. The copper mines of Lake
Superior are declared 10 be but small
affairs contrasted with this belt
Tacoma IS ali agog with the news to-
night, ana before tomorrow night many
VIII be on their MaY TO locate claims
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
ELoPED TO ALSSK4.
Seattle Girl Married a: Fort Hrnnole 20
Tariety Sc'or.

Tariety <c'or.
SEATTLE. WASH, April 2S.-Ihe steam
ship City Of Topeka, which arrived to-
night from Alaska, brought news Of the
eiopement from this CITY OF James Nc
Grath, variety actor, and Mss Leila
Shaw, the I5-yesr-old daughter of As
SCISSOR aaw Of Pierce County. They fed
from Seattle two weeks ago, taxing pas
sage on the steamer AK on its last trip
TO juneau.
Mss Shaw and McGrath were married
upon the arrival Of the vessel at Fort
Wransle, the first United States pors
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
kan Rafn.L Heddfnn-

SAN RAFAEL CAL, April 26-Bsrrv
G. Hopkins, nephew of Superintendent
/. H Shoemaker OF the North Pacific
Coast Railroad, was married TODAY to
Miss Minnie Saunders OF San Rafael at
the home of the brides mother. The
young couple will make their home at
LaTkspur
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
odd K-Uo,r,, orpaa.n,.o e,,-,.

GILRoY, CAL, Ap7l 2s Work on the
ODD Fellows orphansge is progressing
rapidly, The framework being completed
for the second story. Great preparations
are being made Tor the laying OF the COZ
nerstone on May 5. Al the grand officers
are expected. together with the board of
trustees, and many lodges in the districs
will send delegations The visitors viii
be royalty entertained, and among other
interesting features barbecue and lunch
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
Chinese H~-ae- s..peci. Freed

SAN JOSE. CAL, April 26.-Ah Sing
and Hong Gong, charged with being i'm
pljcaied in the MURDER OF All Wah, were
discharged from custody to-day on mo-
tion Of the District Attorney. The evi-
dence wss not sufficient 10 convict
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
FOR MEN ONLY,

But for them it is new life.
1t really makes manhood.
Why will you not try what
has done so N u C b Tor
others? The Hudson Med.
ical Institute at 3 Stockton
street alone can give you
"Hudyan," but you can go
there. get circulars and tes-
timonials and the best med
ical advice free. Yes, free!
And why not try to be a
man again? Don't give up.
There is no reason for any
such folly as that. You can
be cured, no matter how
weak You are, and as sure
as you live "Hudyan" will
do il. To-day is your day;
remem Der that. You don't
know what tomorrow may
bring.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
ON TIE BAIL FIELD.

Brooklrn Defeafs Raffirio iore-Ctn ct~ratt
Beats CIerslaad.
NEW YORK, y. Y, April 26.-wsshington
5. New York 3.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, April 26.-Boston :.
Philadelphia :.
BALTIMORE, Nh, April e6.-Brooklyn 4.
BSl Imore :.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, April o6.-cincinnsu s,
Cleveland 3.
LOUISVILLE, KY. April 26.-Pittsburg 5,
louisville 5.
ST. LOUIS, No, April 26-Chicsso Q, St.
Louis :.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
TOKEN CURES.

WHEN YOU FEEL LIST.
w less. with no sparkle of
life in you; when, in fact,
YOU would rather lock your
self up in a room, with no
one near you. it is possible
that YOU will turn to one of
the many things that are
advertised 10 do you good
by faith or something else.
Tie only remedy for you,
my reader, is that which
viii replace your manhood;
that which will drive for
ever from you that gloom,
that despair and that lack
of vitality. Don't you feel
that you must have some
thing? You can b ave
"Hudyan." 1tis
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
Maher Defeal. o'Domneu.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 26.-Peter
Maher knocked Steve O'Donneu to the
ropes in the sixth and final round OF hot
boxing bout tonight. O'Donneu was all
but out and raised his hands in token of
defeat
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27

will be served near by. In the evening
local talent is to present the play, "A
Fisherman's Luck" for the benefit of the
orphanage.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27

1t may be possible. of course, tha
you are physically strong. but a blood
disease is making inroads on your sys-
tenn. If so, ask for 3O-Day Blood
Cure circulars You will see how to
get well. Hudson treatment cures.