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The Atlanta constitution., 1897-02-22
He SENDS 1T FREE.
Full Information for the Cure os
Weakness in Men.

When man has suffered for many years
with a weakness that blights his ire u ailu
rObs him Of all that really makes NE "fyttt i
living: when, after years OF doctorlhS MI NJ
all sorts OF patent medicines ana alieS
specialties, he discovers remeuy q
brings back TO him the power ana physLcai
energy that seemed to him lost tcreFr.-
he naturally feels generous lie wants ~
fellow men to know about II. lie fetlS 20. 20
his mission on earth Is 10 lift out OF Donu .9
age men who are today battllhg W.. "a.
shattered nervous system. Just % a. ~ -
men. who. by their own secret folllss' 80 %
suffering mental torture that WoFus Ca4i
not adequately describe.
The world has come TO look M such sur
ferers IN different liSht lI9Il lfr,r,ate ,,i,
days. IT now regards them as unfortunate;
not criminal. They have Lacked moray
courage. They may lie victims OF lnherIteVt
passion, or they have acquired secrsr
habits from evil associates BUT, Wial
over may have been the incentive tNds
causes a man TO degrade his oeihg anu
isolate himself from society. ne lee9s a
friend He needs the right hand or felloW-
ship and good cheer II IS wrong 70 qe-
noUnce him for his folly and il IS oGually
useless TO give him advice. He must haVe
TIE hungry mans bread not q stoi!e'
offered him This - why I send the meth
Cd that made me a man among men, Tres
10 any one who writes for II. ! know tno
aversion that suffering men nave 70 lIo
least semblance Of publicity. and ]. there.
fore. send the Information securely sealed
IN a plain envelope, without marks 70
show where 81 caTe from IhouSanGs OF
Tner have written me, 70 say now sidu
they were TO get this remedy, and every
mail brings encouraging report o. severe
eases Of physical debility cured and enact
ateG parts restored TO natural Strength
Now. my friend, do not sit and wonder
how 7 can AFFORD to give away tnis Naln-
able information. but write for IL today II
IS free 10 az. and ] want every man 70
have it. Address, in the fullest confidence.
THOMAS SLATER. BOX le2.
Kalamazoo. Mich
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The Quiet Man Won.

Clarksville, Ga. February i1.-(Special)-
A marriage in the Five Forks district OF
this county IS the subject Of much com
ment. Mr.. James Grifiin was sUtOr for
the hand OF Miss Ada LoEgins. The mar
riage was opposed by the young lady
father and a runaway marriage was de-
cided upon Various attempts were made
TO secure the young lady for Griffin by his
friends. and the license was secured. but
all to no avail
on Saturday young Griffin got a buggy
and told his friends that he had all things
ready 1t was soon rumored that he had
gone to her homo and quite crowd gath
cred on the road to see the couple make
their flight but all efforts failed, and he
and the curious crowd was disappointed
To all these efforts Mr. Joe Henderson
was a silent observer. and on Thursday
quietly rode to the house, slipped the young
lady away and carrying her 70 preacher
near by married her. not only overcom-
ing the opposition of the father. but out
whiting his rival
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moving train on the Atlanta and West
Point railroad. which is a violation of one
OF our city ordinances.
The mayor fined each s.. with the alterna-
tive sentence of twenty-five lashes with a
cOwhide The boys. with the consent OF
their mothers. agreed 10 take the alterna-
tive sentence. aud Marshal Fannin was
the executi0ner OF his hOnor's orders.
Each boy IN his turn was buckled over a
chair and the marshal proceeded to the
faithful discharge Of his orders
But il IS quite question as TO the ef-
feots the whipping VIII have ii was pain
full il IL true. but the boys We're regular
heroes wherever they went, and their COM
pani0ns looked on them with green-eyod
jealousy.
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Dan Williams Kills Himself.

Augusta Ga. February 1S.-tSpecial)-
Dan Williams the twenty-year-0ld son OF
Policeman Thomas + Williams. committed
suicide tonight at $50 o'clock near the
corner 81 Elbert and Walker streets by
shooting himself I'm tho head with q pistol
There seems 20 have been "a well-tormed
determination 10 KIN himself though the
motive for 1t IS not so plain.
beaten over the head by two young men
who assaulted him, and was carried to the
hospital in "a critical condition He recover
ed slowly but There was nothing 20 indi-
cate that his brain had been affected. That
incident. however. and the fact that he
was Qtt II work furnished the only 'clews
10 q motive for his suicide.
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ARE HOT AFTER
PRINCE CHECHECHI
Ministers Call the COlOrGd KObltman a
Genuine Kakif.
THEY WRITE A SPICY CARD
Refers TO Haynes School I'm Augusta
and to Africa---will BE in Attain
"a Several Weeks.

Prince Fumu Chechechi. r. n T i. NJ.
who swooped down on Atlanta several
DAYS aro. claiming he IS an African prince.
and who has st all tiss hearts Of the local
suskv bellies .iutterinE. has n last struck
a slight snas-
This dustv prince says he has come 20
Atlanta 70 arouse "A uew interest in foreign
,rss-icrs and 20 raise mooney - aid In Tho
conversion ~ tho race in Africa. % which
De- says his father 8 king
TFa hns n.en 60 Asianta shout two weeks
,siryerinE L.. tur s ard giving various enter
t..rr1eurs Tor thr Afr.cau fund. and has
ras.d IS Tar nd lut s.. which De calls very
Jun business
some or fhe colorrd ministers 81 the
---r.- have risen up against Prince Chcche-
r.f aul have called on the co,ored people
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RECENT FIRES AT WESLEYAN
Two Young Women Suspected Of Try
ing to Burn the Building.

Macon. CD. February 2e-(SpeciaL)-A
sensation was created here this evening
by the statement tnat two young women.
both OF them OF splendid families, had
been sent home from Wesleyan college.
SUSPECTED OF having been guilty o. at
tempting 70 burn down the building upon
two separate occasions.
The announcement is unofficial. and the
names OF the Young women are not given,
but the story s. generally accepted
IT is known. however. that for more than
three weeks the faculty has been quietly
investigating the recent fires az the college
and IL is said that every effort. except call
ing I'm private detectives. has been made
10 discover the origin.
At first il was Thought that some one OF
the servants was guilty Of the attempt
al arson but after an Investigation II was
decided that the guilty ones were among
the students of the famous college
III was thon-about week ago-that
Hon. Dupont Guerry was asked 70 aid IN
the matter All during this week there
have been constant Investigations and IN
gulrses with the result thar today there
was a general investigation of the stu
dents Mir Guerry conducting the exami-
nation.
What was done and said are matters
for conjecture alone. as no one connected
with the university Is willing 10 sanction
a statement Of tAe real facts IN the case
The two recent fires at the college ara
Of record The one followed closely uQOn
the other. and SO clearly of inccndiary
origin did they seem an investigation fol-
lowed.
u is not said that the young women IN
whose rooms the fires occurred are siis-
r,ecte-7 but 10 was Thought that one OF tho
students 1alGht ba afflicted with pyro-
mania. and such person would neeess1-
r-t,- Fa frrcerQus hence tue fDVc7ti-1-
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COLONY IN UNION CITY.
It's President Says the Immigrants
Win Start South Next Month.

VIII Start South Next Month.
Majar A. J. p.mmiek. president of the
Tuion C.ty colony project was IN Atlanta
yesterday. on hls way SO Washington from
Enershe, county. Ife spent TWO days up
there wfth Ex-Governor Northcn and
1fessrs. Ben rcrrv ana j. q. Robertson.
vEo ars aleo interested iu thr movement
3iaior lfmmick said that There was a
STRONG desire among tho farmers and mo
cnauics of th- north and west TO come
south on account af the climate. This
movement with which De is identified. has
tar tts uhieef tha promotion 'f co'onizH-
ffan on frltt of liH0 err.s in Cherokee.
twa or three miles from Canton
eve propose ta make t model Manu-
featuring toHn." s1id the president. Asked
lew he could make % manufacturing town
rs order he rtriial -hat gooi site had
iaen selected and shat The natural adj
1artoras weuil do the rest. a crusade
tr-rs ~ taa north. ard the prop~ietors
v5sl be -inAn whHt "a fine q ia IS open
80 them h-r, in The so1.h.
-sNheu r was at Marietta. I saw car
load of wagons fran WISCONSIN. Wby
cannot wagons he made iu Georgia Just
as w-u ami as ch.lpiv as 80 western
-tate2 or course 81 cam De- done and here
Is fha market with the freight saved.
Ts1.sa i onfr one instance ~ "a Thousand
,,.ltt-h could De- cited whore the south IS
sending or to thr north and west Tor
things which ought 10 DE made here nt
home"
president Dlmmlcl says that he IS get
+fr.- "A great many inquiries about the
migrants 10 set in about the middle Of
March.
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FAVOR oE SEA ISLAND COTTON.
Business Men of Valdosta Win Hold
Convention Soon.

Valdosta, Ga. February 16-(SpeciaL)-A
meeting of business nen this evening re-
suited I'm call being made for the con-
vention of sea island growers 10 meet
in this city on the 2fth OF this month.
The object of the meeting IS TO discuss
a remedy for the present low price Of
cotton and to send a delegation before the
ways and means committee to ask for =
tariff tax on Egyptian cotton.
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She Killed Her own Child.

Gainesville. Ga. February (Specia1)-
BETSY Head am unmarried woman. IS now
under arrest tn this county charged with
Inatrlcide
She IS forty years Of age and has hitheT-
TO borne a good reputation. Several DAYS
400 She gave birth 10 child and shortly
ofter the child died. The circumstances
surrounding the death Of the infant We're
such as TO arouse the suspicions Of the
4eignbors and an inquest was held by the
coroner
The verdict was 20 the effect that the
child came To Its death from blow in
afeted bv the mother Mss Head was
placed under arrest and has since been
guarded. but is as yet unable 70 be brought
10 the county seat.
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WALKED Off a Boat in the Dark.

gvly-lnia Ga. February A.-tSpocial)-
Robert Bryan. of this county. was drowned
= cohen blufr. on the savannah river,
Tuesday night
lie was working on tho steamer Louisa
and walked or the boat in the dark. Lis
body mas not been recovered.
lie leaves q wife and one child. lie was a
son OF the late Captain J. c. Bryan. county
school commissioner Of Screven.
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-02-22
T. G. DUBIGNoN FOR GOVERNOR
Savannah Man Is Urged by Friends TO
Make the Race Next Time.

Savannah. Ca. February 1S-(Special)-
Fleming q. duBgnon, whose name has
been prominently mentioned of late as a
candidate for governor at the next election,
said to day, in response 10 an inquiry,
that he has recently received over 100
letters from friends in all parts Of the
state urging him to become candidate.
Mr. duBignon says ne has not had time
to answer each Of the letters but appreci-
ate the use Of his name. lie says the time
IS too far of to say anything definite now.
Friends close 10 Mr.. duBignon say he
wiz be a candidate
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Wants s5o.o 900 for Broken Vows.

Augusta Ca. February 20.-tSpecial)-
Colonel W. y. MERCER. for years a prom
mont cotton factor of Augusta and man
III considerable means. Is made defendant
in breach OF promise suit. fled today IN
tho city court. which IS the sensation OF
the hour.
The suit IS brought by Miss Celae Hatha-
way. who asks So, 600 damages from Colo
mel Mercicr who she claims deceived
not kept
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-02-22
Whipping Made Them Proud.

IaCirange. Ga. February 17.-(SpecialO
To this generation proceeding novel and
one smacbing of the days Of ante-bellum
times. took place this morning IN Mayor
Enoch Caloway's police court. Ten negro
boys of various ages and sizes were brought
before his honor for jumping on and of
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Shot While Stealing Corn.

Cuthbert. Ca. February lG--(Special.) =
Harry Hart died this morning from wounds
inflicted last night by jerry Prather.
Prathor has been working for j.. NJ
Jacobs. who IS now in New York with his
family. and the trouble occurred on his
premises.
Reports Of a pistol attracted \. c. Moye
and Captain ]. W. Ncsbtt to Jacobs's
barnyard and there they found Prather
beating Hart over the head with a stick
The negro was stopped and sent TO prison,
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by shooting him in the head with a pistol
and cutting his throat from ear to ear
with a razor. fe dangerously wounded
ing her in the head. ANA slightly wounded
his sister Miss Ida. by striking her on the
head with "a pistol.
He then Killed himself hy cutting his
throat from ear 10 ear with Lhe razor
He was temporarily insane.
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Was = Brave Confederate Soldier.

Naldosta, Ga, February lG.-(Special)-A
Converse. Sr, one of the oldest business
men in this city, died just before noon
today. Mr. Converse had been man Of
vigorous health until about Christmas time,
when he was attacked with grip which,
with other con rlcations. caused his death
Mr.. Converse was a native of Connect cut
but came here sixty years ago. He was a
gallant confederate soldier, and after the
war accumulated a fortune In business
here.
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when II was ascertalned that Hart had
been shot five times.
Prather admits irhicting the wounds and
ssys ne did It because he caught Hart
stealing corn from his employers crib.
Hart said before he died that he and
Prather agreed to steal the corn and had
carried some away, but had been detected.
Prather then sought to save himself by
killing Hart, so Hart said, while In the act
of stealing on the next raid. thereby
throwing the crime upon him.
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chairman was about TO get away with the
eN-cOnfederate chief. and that when Presi-
dent Mckinley sends I'm the name OF Min
lister Ransom's successor II Will be Buck.
and not Longsireet
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-02-22
MINISTER RANSOM EN- RoUTT
North Carolinian Called to His Sick
Wife's Bedside.

Charlotte y &. February 2o.-M W.
Ransom United States minister 10 Mexico,
passed through Charlotte last night on his
way home.
II is probable that he Will not return to
Mexico.
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JOHN MARRS'S BODY BURIED.
Man Killed Son, Shot Daughter and
Sister and Suicides.

Lexington. Ky. February 15.-(Speciall-
The funeral of John AIarrs and his young
son occurred today.
John ATarrs was n prosperous young
business man of forty-one at the time OF
the tragedy. lie killed his 4-year-old son
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-02-22
IoNGsTREET VERSUS BUCK
Deep Differences Are Said 10 Exist
Ret~een Them.

General jaime, Issu-street arrived in At
llasl Friday
rgsarL a. IS Buck has heen back from
Can. q hut dag o- twp-
Iaer. mlg ,as sHruatlius in aL thls' anu
There may uu. huE .t books mighty Ike
g rael between rise man who OF d'speuses
patronage .rI -he man wao ilfaisnea
-a..-tr.s ~ votes fo~ .he republican ticket
ias- E.Esular-
T.1r1-t--.- thinks Dee should have the
Nrex.can mission Fe was led 10 believe
thar Colonel A. T. Buck was in favor OF
his having H.
Ii uugr Besins 20 look as II the Silent
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Ipoverty may =.


/ poverty may !.
will want some Oh
:.
ds. no matter how slic
have some charm in a
ittlo bcggar girl Who 80
up the street and
1y who sleeps on the curt
nan whom wo meet, alrt
the brink of the grave.
words lightly spoken,
III notion or u tear may oft
[IIih a heart that lis broken
|Sc5Illlh d make "a friend sincere"
/SMl llne evening as I was y
KNAilown the street, 1 PASSED
NRslAn old negro woman
NMhe yard, leaning on h'
Weo sad ana lonely that
80 hor. She looked zap
@akinS. and seeing lu
and spoke and "
Is Wreathed i'm smii
,ost me nothing. yeP
eal TO that n".
LITTLE JOHN MARRs.
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rot 90 o. taken ig hy tais alleged fakir.
-tey sly hr Is . cia..t .sia be IS travelling
merely fer the rltuey D. and his manager
.a err uut ~ st.
Ee slles-l prince s. not over twenty-five
years r aEe. arli from his crmpirNi"n, he
o h- s tyuit-sl Afr.cau- whether ~ the
rr lr l.t- lie is very bia.N and very
t.s.- l.-ss v.iI ,ducateJ with The
..-r a- sass. oI d1ils missionary
81 q. LID - .a-l..frV-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-11
A FINE CONCERT
Punahou Will Entertain
in New Pauahi Hall.
Memorial Organ Number - MISS
Hyde Will Sing-Readings and
Recitations.

Tomorrow evening a grand concert
will be given at Pauahi Hail. Oahu
College, commencing at o'clock. {
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged, opening with Chopin's
Eleventh Nocturn. given by request
by Professor ingalls, on the Castle
memorial organ.
Mr.. Colsten Will sing Kreutzer's
Hunting Song and Mr.. French will rem
der a flute solo-Schuberts Serenade.
Miss Hyde and Mr.. Babbitt sing bar
carolle by Tours and Miss Ely will re-
cite Eugene Fields Seem Things at
Night"
Mr.. Howard gives a selection from
AS You Like 1t and a portion OF the
famous Gravediggers' Scene in Ham
let. Mr.. Howard has become quite a
favorite with Honolulu audiences and
this is likely to be the last opportunity
| to hear him.
Messrs. Rabbit and Hedemann play
from Sousa's Ell Capitan-a duet on
the guitar and mandolin and Misses
HYDE and Kelsey and Messrs. Babbitt
and ingalls, render Parker's Daybreak.
Miss Nellie B. Hyde who appears for
| the first time before the Honolulu pub
lie. will sing De Lara's Garden Of Sleep
and Governs Spinning. Miss Hyde has
a rich soprano voice of good volume
She is graduate of the New England
Conservatory of Music and comes te
the College after several years OF ex'
perfence teaching in eastern schools
There will be no charge for admis
sion, the public being cordially invited
Special cars will be run at the opening
and close of the concert. The follow
ing is the program:
PART I.
Eleventh Nocturn, (by request. .....
Mr.. ingalls,.
The Hunters Song. $1,000. Kreutze
Mr.. Colsten.
Serenade ocHupoi
Mr.. French.
Duet-BarcarOlle .............. IOuT
Miss Hyde. Mr. Babbitt.
Recitation-'Seein' Things at Night"
Eugene Fiel
Miss Ely.
Waltz-c sharp minor. op. GA, Ne. 2
Miss Hyde.
IOuartette-Dayb break j. G. ID. Parkt
Miss Hyde, Miss Kelsey, Mr.. Rabbit
Mr. ingalls,.
PART II.
. Novelette, in F-op. 81, No. 1......
Schuman
Miss Hyde.
The Garden of Sleep. 1880. De Lal
Il Miss Hyde.
Mandolin and Guitar Ell Captain Sous
Mr.. Babbitt, Mr.. Hedemann.
Recitation: (a) AS You Like 1t.
y (b) Hamlet.
Mr.. Howard.
Spinning ........ WV
Miss Hyde.
I Dnet-Sunset ........ Goring-Thom
Miss Hyde, Mr. Babbitt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-11
The FavOrite

IS THE FAVORITE place for the
finest liquors only. and the best dis
tillers Of the United States Can
ada and Great Britain are represented.
Best brews of Beer, either on draft or
in bottles, may be had at all times.
w. M. Cunningham, Proprietor OF
this well-known resort, has been in
the business for many years, and is a
connoisseur in liquors His establish
ment is always orderly, and, with the
services of his assistant, Mr.. Thomp-
son, customers are promptly supplied
Bethel and Hotel streets is a Favorite
corner for the lovers of cold Beer OF
fine Wines and Liquors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-11
CASES POSTPONED.
lack Thompson Not Ready-Prt
fanity-The Sailors.

lack Thompson Not Ready-Pro-
fanity-The Sailors.
The case of Jack Thompson came
ND in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. Judge Wilcox called up the de-
PENDANT and asked him if he was pre-
pared for trial. He replied in the mega
five and the case was set for Saturday
morning at 9 O'Clock. The general
charge of burglary was entered against
Thompson but this may be changed
before Saturday.
The case of Mauer, electrician OF the
Australia, for profanity, of which he
is alleged to have been guilty on the
last trip of the Australia to this port,
was postponed until Saturday morning
on account of the absence of officer
Kamaka, the principal witness for the
prosecution. Attorney Creighton. ap-
neared for the defense. If Kamaka,
who has gone to Kauai with the muir
derers of DR.. Smith, is not in town by
Saturday morning, the case will be
nolle pross'd.
Akana was fined SIS and costs on the
charge of unlawful possession of OPT
UNI.
The case of Thos. Dickson, charged
with assault and battery on his wife
was set for November 18th.
Four of the sailors of the bark Ire
dale agreed to return aboard ship yes
terday and were allowed to go on their
way while five have determined tc
stand trial and to ''see the thing
through" as they express it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-11

LADIES' ALL PATENT CALF
FRENCH HEEL OXFORDS. Hand
Turned Soles-made by Laird, Schober
& Co.; never sold before for less than
$500-now 1885,
LADIES FINE VICI KID OK
FORDS, Cloth and Kid tops. Pointed
and Square toes, patent leather tips;
all sizes reduced to $1.95 per pair; sold
elsewhere for $500.
LADIES' RUSSET and TAN OK
FORDS. Pointed and square toes, at
60c., CSC. and $1.45. Easily worth
double.
MISSES TAN GOAT, SPRING HEEL
BUTT. Best wearing shoe made; re-
duced to $1.85 pair.
Equal bargains in infants and chill
dren's shoes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-11
Sewerage Plans.

F. S. Dodge, of the survey office, is
expecting by every mail now the plans
for the city sewerage system which
Mr.. Rudolph Herring of New York has
prepared. In his last advices Mr.. Her.
ing said that both drawings and speci-
fications were complete and that upon
photographing the former he would
make shipment. Besides the general
plan, for pump. ETC., there will be a
supplemental plan for the business por-
ton of the city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-11

In mems shoes we are offering spe-
cial prices.
MEMS CASCO CALF Balls, NEW
COIN TOES. This line we mean to
close at $2.45.
We have line of Mems Tan Lace
Shoes in pointed, square. and Yale
toes. All new blocks. Small sizes,
As, SIS, and 6s. We have cut them to
1926. Exceptional value.
You know the Tan Shoes you have
been paying $3.50 for here in town?
We will sell the same shoes In all
shapes and toes-three shades for
1895.
Come get the benefit of our open
ing prices" We give values and cut
prices to the core
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-24

$50 Collins yoItaic EIectrle Plssters
III q arc sure to relieve TseIrsf lungs,
weak backs, kidney pains and
C1sDE rheumatism, when alp 6tAcr psas-
QUHeh. eers aud pain allsYiatcrs fRA.