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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
ROGERS AT THE PEN"
TODAY THE GOVERNOR IS EX-
PECTED IN wAL.LA wALLA.
Prison Directors Hold Their Last
the Board of Control-J. ID. Gehr
90 he secrefary-Sew Force to BE
Appofnted-More Than o Hundred
Applicants for Place.


wALLA wALLA. .iarch sl-In accorc-
ance with the law passed by the last legis-
lature. the board Of penitentiary directors
will be thing OF the past tonight az u
O'Clock The board held its last meeting
today, ard awarded several contracts for
supplies for the quarter ending July l.
r. II. Collins. secretary OF the board. VINO
fled his resignation several weeks ago.
turned over the Office 20 F. II. Bonney. who
was appointed by the board OF directors
today 10 I'll the unexpired term Bonney
will probably hold Office until the new state
board OF control takes charge. ]. q. Gehr,
Of waIia " ALA. II is said viii be the new
secretary.
Gov. Rogers and the board of control are
expected to arrive tomorrow. when the
pen!teutiary will be turned over 70 them
Prominent fusion politicians say the gov
ernor will appoint q new warden befoss
leaving walla Walla-
An engrely new force Of officers, guards.
etc viii be appointed as soon as the new
administration takes charge Over hun
dred applications for positions al the peni-
Tertiary Will be presented 10 the board
upon it's arrival here.
OLYMPIA, March 31.-The board OF
audit and control will occupy the room
used by the adjutant general The board
consists Of Auditor cheetham; superin-
tendent Browne. Treasurer Young, PuoIc
Printer Hicks and Ernest Lister.
The first step viii be 10 cut down the
salaries OF al officers employed In the
state Institutions and TO investigate mat
tiers az the Walia Walla penltentiary.
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James Michael IS the champion long
distance bicyclist OF the world.
He recommends all wheelmen to take
Paine's celery compound.
His experience is that OF thousands OF
others. With the opening OF the bicycle
season many a young person and hum
dreds Of older people who have determined
&c take up bicycling as a health-giying
exercise ind themselves really lacking the
proper snap" or stamina TO begin on
Their bodily condition prevents so spirited
exercise. They would like TO ride. but
they are out of sorts. run down by a
winter OF work or indoor life. Many who
are really sick, who have suffered from
debility or wasting diseases for a long
time until they had begun TO think their
troubles had become chronic, as nothing
gave them relief. would turn TO bicycling
for relief But this splendid exercise like
any other, requires strength to undertake.
The blood is out OF order. the nerves are
deranged. and natures food for both is
needed.
All such persons will find to their i'm
mense joy that Paine's celery compound,
taken now, will make them well.
Paine's celery compound works wonders
in the spring. II you have labored under
the load OF repeated headaches, neuralgia
pains and days OF nervous debility, now
is your best time TO get WE'LL
Michael Is today the most phenomenal
rider in professional ranks. AS far back
as 1894 he was undisputed champion OF
Great Britain. and in the following year
he went to France and scored Is straight
wins against the picked riders OF Europe.
He has defeated such famous men as
Jacquelin. Gougoltz, Hurct. Rivierre. Bon
hours. Bourrillon and Barden OF Eng
land, and Leyten. the Belgian champion.
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He has just returned from Europe and
is now ready TO join the racing men on
the Pacific coast, despite the large amount
OF work he has gone through during the
past months.
Michael has made bicycle racing a care
full study and is in position TO give ex-
cellent advice. not only TO racing men, but
TO wheelmen and athletes In general. In
reference 10 his own methods the follow
ing letter viii interest everybody:
Boston, Mass. Feb. q. 1897.
After the exertion OF my record rides
while with the Morgan & Wright team
In the south last winter, during which /
lost somewhat in weight, on account OF
the unaccustomed climate, / was advised
to use Paine's celery compound. / am
pleased TO say that IL gave such satisfac-
ton that l was impelled TO use II again
10 brace UP from the effects of the two
Unusually rough ocean trips that have Ia
ken during the past month. believe that
wheelmen who have to undergo the hard
ships of circuit chasing" will find PaIne's
celery compound OF assistance in keeping
up their physical tone.
Jimmy Michael
Every one needs to take a spring rem
edy to purify their blood, arouse the circu-
lation and counterfeit the facilitating
effect OF months OF cenfining work. worry
and excitement.
The more intelligent portion OF every
community are the ones who best recon-
mend Paine's celery compound. They
lowed its remarkable achievements In the
case OF friends. neighbors and relatives,
and know just what 20 expect from its
use as nerve and brain strengthened and
restorer. and an ideal invigorator for a
run down system.
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THE INCREASE WAS TLLEG Al.
Columbia Bank Had No Right 10
Raise les Capital stock.

TACOMA March si.-JuSge Ha1foT6
rersiere8 a most important decision today
IN the suit 81 l. p. Matthews. stock
ho.Ee- in the Columbia National bank.
against the bank and Failip Tlllinghast.
as receiver.
4 few months before the bank collapsed
the capitsi stock was Increased from = O.
o. 20 $3.50 90. Tire Increase was rot cert
aed 20 by re comptroller % re currency
un-H he dav before the institution was
paced in the HAMS OK Sank Examiner
Cary.
TO 60 back a ls.sle farther. when the
proposition 20 increase ths stock q the
bark was first made il VAS proposed 70 IN
erase IL from kaoo coo 20 s5ao CO.. THIS wsS
II ise2 But soon after the nztter was
see;-ea- tines grew hard and ne bank
found * difacuH 20 dispose OF TIE extra
sto-k Finally the Institution cane 70
place where IL needed money badly. Aoous
xl5g 0s2 II tha ezra sock had been sod
The comptroller was aSSed 10 certify TIE
Issue 20 this amount He replied fhaT 5e
coult rot do so unless tne shareholders
agree 20 the issue % stock to TIE amount
named
\ meeting OF the srcckaol3ers was hsl6
IN fh!s city, ara ra1a necessary acton was
take. Thereafter o. or TIRE cay osfore ne
bark fanes. Comptroller Eckeis certified
70 IRE ISSUANCE % tae stock. sheraay max
inE isb.e - assessment 81 The holders OF
ire fncrsa sd s-rck
When Receiver T-{nfnEhast vzs places n
charge % the bark Matthews. che % TIE
suhscrs 5crs % IRE rsw STOCK. fled suit
far ire A-nousst he rad paid In. Namely,
s. SO Receiver Tfl3o<aast oppo~@f she
sui % ere rroura tazt tire rev Stasck had
beer lawfu.ly issued ard cert Hed 70 ard
nat Matthews vas liable a-oag with the
o.Hsr ssockhosserS
Judge HAosore decision today =
ss2-1s- IRIS PROPOSE. on. as DECIDES thai
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FIERCE BATTLE WITH FIRE
Plant Of Lewis Bros. and other Prop
erty at rtham barely saved
From Destruction
Special TO the Post Intelligencer.


OCOSTA. March 3i.--Lewls Bros large
shingle plant a lot OF freight cars. a
whole row OF houses and the school house
were barely saved from what would have
been a disastrous fire yesterday. The de-
structIon would have been complete had
not the firm been provided with a couple
OF lines OF small hose, throwing salt water
and operated by a brigade Of men and
school children. The latter were FORUM
ately supplied with several dozen new
buckets from the store.
The fire caught in the fan house. and
the entire framework OF the attic OF the
large kilns and middle OF the long ware
house attaching same was ablaze. The
fire was breaking through the shingles
in many patches, and the fight seemed
against fate. The salt water. however
showed every encouragement 10 the ex-
hausted men wherever IL touched. and
after nearly an hour Of terrible work il
began 10 yield and was put down.
The whole attic OF the dry kilns. 4ox60;
the warehouse building and the fan house
are a network of charred framing. lot
OF sawdust over the top OF the ceiling OF
the kilns kept the fire out % the lower
part OF the ltIlns. where a million shin
giles were drying.
The firm Is to be congratulated on the
saving OF the property. there being but
a small Insurance 10 cover the loss.
II Is thought the ere started from the
ignitluy OF dust In the fan house.
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NEWS FROM TACOMA
JUDsoN's OFFER THOUGHT TO BE A
BIG BLUFF.
Ex-Cfty Attorney Falls Down ON His
Proposition TO Lease the Light
and Water Piants-FOurth Annual
Whist Tournament Begins Tomor-
row-Iud=e Hanford Makes an
Important Decision In the Col
umbia National BANK Case.
Tacoma Bureau of tho Post-Intellig encer.
Il23 Pacific Avenue.

Tacoma Bureau of tho Post-Intelligencer
i123 Pacific Avenue.
TACOMA. March Sl.-Ex-Clty Attorney
Judson'e offer to lease the water and light
plants Of the city and operate them 10 bet
ter advantage than al present Is consider
ed In city hall circles to be a large sized
bl1T.
Last Saturday. at the regular meeting
OF the city council an ordinance en-
bocying the Jufson plan was introduced,
and referred 10 the fire and water commit
tee. Mr.. Judson was invited 70 attend the
meeting OF the 5mnittee today for the
purpose OF discussing the matter. but
Judson came not.
After waiting some little time al the
city hall. Chairman Holgate Of the COM
mittee, teiaphoned Fawceit's legal adviser.
and asked him why he did not put in an
appearance. Judson replied that he did
not Intend 70 come-that he had carefully
read the ordinance, and had come 10 the
conclusion that &c did not suit him This
was all there was 20 the matter. After the
transaction Of. other business the commit
tee adjourned.
II il understood that JudSon obtected 10
that feature of the ordnance requiring
him TO put up a bond 20 indemnify the city
IN case Of his failure 20 carry OFT els
proposition.
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company. Although the plant was mort
gagged for abou, 81, $4,000, bat little over
500 600 of the bonds were ISSUED This
represented the Indebtedness OF the road.
1t was bid In for slooo 900.
Mr. Lewis has placed the property IN
charge of s. z. Mitchell. Of Portland, one
OF the receivers of the road. Auditor
Thompson and General Superintendent
Dane have each been re-appointed. Inc
MANAGEMENT will continue as above untl
the reorganized company assumes con-
trcl.
Mr.. Lewis left for the East today. Be-
fore taking his departure he Issued an or
der cutting off about 800 passes which mad
been issued under the old management.
This affects councilmen. city officers as
we'll as every one else. or course there
will DC a great deal of kicking. but as Mr..
Lewis will be far in the East when the
effect of the order IS made known, ne
will probably not worry much.
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ONLY ONE RESIGNATION.
Auditor BarLIey Leaves the BeIIing-
ham Bay Ro~sd-ErictIon i'm
the COMPANY

Special 10 The Post -Intelllrencer.
wFATCcsf. March Sl.-The reports cur
rent on the streets yesterday Of ne resig-
nations OF several 81 the principal en-
ployes % TIRE BellinFham Bay & British
Columbia Railroad Company are not yet
confirmed. except as . the auditor. II. G.
BARLEY. whose resignation was an
nounc~d today. Assistant superintendent
BCanin and Accountant Egun are stin IN
the places which they have filled 80 salts
factoriy for several years. and have not
yet been notified 81 any contemplated
chah'Ees so far as their positions are con
cerucd.
TIE head Office Of the company is IN san
Francisco. and :. IL well known thai for
some time past there has been ccnsidera-
be friction between the CO-nSall ard
Haywood interests The termination OF
the company's trafle arranrements with
the Canadian Racihc ana The transfer OF
The lattsr's up- Sound business 70 the Seat
tie & International road has rcdGeed the
earnings ~ The Fe.tngham Pay read so
much t1sat material reduction OF ex-
psases Is doubtless deemed necessary.
Il was reported yesterday that the opera
ton % ne road was n be discontinued
b0t there Goes not appear % be any au-
shori,y Tor such a sta tfmen;.
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WANT THE FULL SCALE.
Fishermen's Union Demands L.
Cents-Ce-operafive Oannerymen
Would Welcome q Strike.

Special to the Post-Intelligencer.
ASTORIA, Or, March Sl.-A special
meeting OF the Columbia River Fisher
mems Protective Union was held this after
noon for the purpose of ascertaining the
sentiment of the fishermen regarding the
price for the coming season. They voted
TO uphold the price set at the former meet
ing. Considerable dissatisfaction prevailed
among the fishermen in regard TO the call
for the meeting, as the price had been set
al az cents at the meeting held February i.
The attendance today was small. com
pared with the number that was expected
TO attend, and was composed mostly or
stockholders of the cooperative cannery.
Last year the gill-netters had the assist
ance Of the trappers and seiners in their
effort TO gain the strike. This year the
trappers and seiners are making prepara-,
tions to fish for the cannerymen's price OF
4 cents.
Some leading fishermen that are not act
ing with the union claim that the meeting
held today was for the purpose OF creating
q strike. as a large number OF stockholders
OF the cooperative cannery are laboring
under the idea that a strike will assist
them 10 gain a foothold. The stockholders
OF the cooperative cannery now predomi-
nate the fishermen's union to great ex-
tent, and are creating considerable dissen-
sion among the union men not identified
with the cooperative cannery.
A large force OF men. mostly stookhold-
ers. are at work daily on the cannery
building, and intend 10 have II completed
for the commencement OF the season. Up
to the present time the cannerymen have
not advanced much supplies 10 fishermen.
and are In better position than they were
last year 70 ward off a strike.
The can factory al this place claims 20
have more orders on hand for cans this
year than at this time last year AS soon
as the season opens. II Is expected that a
large number Of men Will 90 out fishing
Cor cents, as the more conservative eie-
ment have expressed themselves to that ef-
feet. and have taken their supplies ad-
vances with that understanding.
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SMITH MEETS A REBUFF.
Nontana's Fusion Governor Turned
Down-NeiiI Cannot he Con-
frmsd

SpeClAI 20 nc EoSt -InfPl1Nencer
HELENA. Mont. March p -Rahert
Smith. Montaua's Demo-Popalst COVER
nor. ran up against bis frst Snas today.
when the board % state iand commission
CTS. composed % Democrats and Popalists.
refused 20 couarm HIS appointment %
Henry Se,a. 81 this city. 20 tne Office %
state land agent ore % the best positions
20 be conferred by she executive
lt has been reported for some time that
There - more or less friction tesween Seq
Rotary 20 STATE Hogan aud tne attorney
gtneraL bcrh 81 whom are members % the
ovaU3 - ian@ commissioners. and the SOW
error. eut ,ossv Nas the nrst rifne IRE pub
Tie hhs hao evidence 20 that effect. as both
vcted asa INST ellis confirmation.
The matter has created considerable
comwsrt around the c4p3toI and future
tute-csurS developments are expected.
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The very terms on which
,SthiAifAgs BcS! tea is sold
are proof of its goodness
and cheapness.
Your grocer pays you
your money back il you
don I like il. No condi-
tons: Your money back if
YOU want Il.
As < 4 Ca@7s4y
49, Fssx<tsss tt
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NEW NAME AND LOCATION.
Olympia Door Manufacfory 1ncor-
porntes and VIII Move to
SEATTLE.

Special 10 the Post-Inte,ligencer.
OLYMPIA March Si,-Articles OF lncor-
p0ration have been filed for the Seattle
Door Company. OF w-h eh CORPORA tion c. II.
Springer. Henry OFT and Allen MoEks are
incorp0rat0rs. II Is proposed 10 move the
plant which has been operated here for
some years past by Mr.. Springer 10 a To-
cation somewhere on the water front OF
Seattle or Ballard. most probably the lat
ter pace
The change viii take place within the
next sixty days.
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WAS DISGUISED AS A TRAM
Publisher OF slot STUFF Arrsstsd -
VIII He Tried

SAN FRANCISCO. March a.-yoA. i
Porter. formerly proprietor OF a ps,s,
published IN San Jose bearing the M.
or Hot stuff" and printed on red psp..
has been arrested at Bakersfield. He -
be brought here for trial on charg, I
sending improper matter through Il,
mails Porter has been a fugitive 4,
some time. and when arrested was d.
gglSed as a tramp.
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cor FAX March Ei--A DIGESTIVE Csc
cauaod Gre. res sltlag tu rs eassre De-
sfrsz-gisu. AZ oc.ack 1en3xat. e ncNse
ostc1zfaE 80 ChRries SlVcnatca. sstus "a
aregss tae rtvrr fgogn She eiiv aau TAe
FIRE department. trrnsa uVg Ant was tee
late 20 prevsst tAe total destFac,ioa aot
Ases 90 re hesgss an1 sent knkA- 1.aSs S2a
no tns4rAacA
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Tacoma News I'm Brief.

TACOMA, March sl.-Dr. A. P. Mitten.
OF Seattle. was In the city today.
". p. Coddingtou. of Portland. has ac-
cepted the position OF night clerk at the
Tacoma hotel.
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cornoratLen. 20 rhrlr Licen.rrse-

OILY NF}A. aiarch z-Tae new license
law for corporal .o2s req 1tres pavrse-r -
li>s-se 0Y july =. tsraer 4 r4-a,Yw - :, -
G tav fcr ea-a SAYS tseau,t- TIE So.
company 90 respo-d Is tha Belfngha-
Bay InaVrcVes-sn. Company. There ar
aaoat l@alh a-Tac.es - Incorporation o.
t.e Vt-a me secretary e s-ste.
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Msny Peep'e. VITA she retios that nature
cuset 10 take care ~ ha-se,s. srew a
co1ga 20 plague 1he- for weeks ana
months whereas. Z nature we're assisted
~itA sose % TWO % Ayers Cherry pee
ioraa re care nisht = effected II a very
teN lays
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the meeting In this city was without au-
thorfty. and that Matthews Is entitled 20
recover. The decision increases the banks
liabilities $4,000 and reduces the assets
SOC, 900.
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MANY rREEs rPRoorEn.
LosxfnE EnRtne Broken To PIeces-k
Horse KILLED.

wTIATCCN. MarcA E-T>s peveltl+a
saws that al Mccoy cSuap n SkaE.1 SOM
~ aa TA0rsksay hare sree vas alswn u.s.
Oh \ vsaaahae ioSEies enEtae. seenaHs.hlnx
Il TIE engine had fasg eesa oalt AZ a
css. - ever s. 40 ore fat o. the aank-
house vas slso sss&xae6 ard a yA-uaeIa
horse ktl go
over stghtv tTeeF we're eovn a-~ess re
loew4nw ~caa- Rscaara tSa-Asns %ost a val
liable hovse. NhteA Vas allies - q "a lirg
sree
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THE SALE CONFIRMED.
street Railways Pass Over to the
New MANAGEMENT

TACOMA. HA-cn sl-In the Fesa-ai
court tceay. Judge HAnfo-s confirmed ire
sale 9. Faa properties % TIE Tacoma Rail-
way & Motor Company 20 Howard {. Lew
-. CO Schenectady. -. Y. Mr.. Les-s Is
rerzte4 10 b@ one % the arforasys for re
GsneEal Electric Company. wnica - =
--ss s1.-s- CO ia bosssn 6 - AIo.oS
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OF this place fell from the limb a, . =.
last Monday, a drop OF twenty "a, !.
more. He is injured internally. ana A.
Is much doubt Of his recovery.
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Northern Pactae tine ,er.s ~Nn-g.. -.
San1ay. March =. oa Ana aftsr whtcs
eate overland ,s-lE 80 leave ssattIa
cay az = ~
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waIIa waIIa Win Protest.

WAI.LA wALLA, March si.-A strong
enorf Is being made 20 retain Company G.
~. @. W. a petition. numeroGs-y signed
By prominent business men. asking Gov
Rogers 70 retain the miJary company
here. VIII te presented 10 the governor
when ne arrives.
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s1--To san Franci.co--sly

From Seattle. tourist; ga. irst-ciax. hsA
including berth for train leaving -
noon. April .. Southern Pacific Teas
Office. 6l9 First avenue.
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MANY SOLDIERS OUT.


FIRST Regiment Organization Dis
continued Second BaftahoH
Formed with MAI. wefsenbnrEer
fn Comma nd-0Iympfs- WhafeoH,
waIIa wsIin and North Yakima
Lose Their Nfifus-Ffrss Regf-
ment Band May Serve, III without
Expense-so More Pay Tor pa
rades.
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To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tahsa
Druggists refund money II 1t falls to esN
25c
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that privilege upon the organization o.
said boars AL such commissions issued
Aelng written 50 az 20 expire on this date.
nv order OF the c0nua1der-in-c
Oficia.: J. r BAI.LAINE-
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Fell From the Limb of "A Tree.
BRINNON. Wash. March 3l.-Guy Rob
inson. the young son OF +. A. Robinson.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-12-03
PHYSICIANS. ORDER IT Z!
A Remarkable Compound that
Really Cures.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Dis.
tressing Nervous Diseases.
Bradford Druggists say that it has Steadily
Increasing Sale.


That is one of the several remarkable
things about Paine's celery compound
that distinguish it from other advertised
remedies.
Another noteworthy point about this
compound is that it was discovered by
Prof. Phelps, LII, d., of Dartmouth col
lege, one of the abest physicians and sur
geons of the country
Prof. Phelps was aided in his work by
Col. M. X. Paine, the well-known COM
pounding chemist, and Paine'S celery
compound took its name from the latter.
The result of their labors was a scien-
tlhc, com mon sense remedy for those dis
eases and troubles that result from weak
ened nerves and overStrained mind. 1t is
not a sarsaparilla, bitters or stimulant,
but true food for the nerves and brain,
and is rightly regarded by both the medi-
cal profession and the public as an un-
equalled system regulator.
But perhaps the most remarkable fea-
ture in connection with this compound is
nished to reputable physicians, and for
that reason, perhaps, they have special
confidence in prescribing it, knowing it to
be harmless, as well as useful.
Such men as DR.. }. Fl. Hanaford, the
we'll known medical authority and inves-
tigator, Abm. I.ivezey, M. D., who is edi-
tor OF several medical journals, and ORA.
w IN 4NCNbOIl, Ullt Shlllul SuERbOu, ell
dorse Paine's celery compound with words
of most positive praise, and prescribe it
for rheumatism, neuralgia and all diseases
that result from weakened and impov-
erished condition OF the nerves and blood.
Inquiries among the local drug trade
elicit the information that this compound
is meeting with an increasing sale and
that those of their. customers who have
used it,are highly pleased with the results
and invariably speak of it in the highest
terms.
= 1t is particularly pleasing at this time
to know that there is a remedy that cures
when the sufferer is within
reachof human aid In two or three in
stances, as the OPINION man learned from
tho.s.e Who had used the compound, the
res~Ss.ere almost miraculous, restoring
to health men and women who had been
confined to the house for months, and en-
abling them to walk without the aid of
crutches.