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that might De- = part OF tho design. the
at Garden ore to the eastward, and
an exped > Porto Rico where some
small Spa gar ships were lying. and
where the L.. tening Cape Vered foulIa
might show Itself.
1t was evidence in favor of this latter
conjecture that the censor would permit
no dispatch to be cabled whwich contained
a reference 90 the squadron and Porto
Rico. Various and ingenious efforts were
made TO convey information of this prob
ability to newspapers in New York, Chi
cago. Atlanta and London. One CORES
pondent tried TO telegraph hrs office that
the address of Chaplain tthe -
is Porto Rico" trusting that his office
would understand; another wrote a dis
patch saying newspaper fleet has sailed.
bunkers full Of coal; presumably for Porto
Rico" and presently followed with one
saying: Correct previous dispatch by
emitting first word" but he found that
the censor had suspected something utter
for I nthe first and had not sent it. An
other endeavored TO Tip off, his office by
writing: Those newspapers can't be de-
livered to Sampson. as he is on his way to
Porto Rico and another submitted to the
censor the seemingly innocent inquiry:
How is johnny" having beforehand ar
ranged that signal with his managing
editor. In this. too. the censor. now more
alert than usual, saw a double meaning;
and the only device which $50 far as
KNOWN succeeded was one originated in
New York, where some editor thought of
inqulrng of his correspondent: HAS
Sampson sailed?" To which the plain and
of itself unobjectionable message Yes
was returned. and If New York knew on
Wednesday of the sailing of the squadron
from Key West it was through some sly
means of that sort.
The 800 marines on board the transport
Panther were landed today nominally for
drill purposes. but in reality because so
many of the men were suffering from ma
val neurasthenia." and It was thought
that some brisk shore exercise would be
good for them. Naval neurasthenia" Us
caused by the strain on the nervous sys-
tenn due TO inactive. like that which the
marines have endured for the last two
weeks and the confinement on board ship.
The symptoms manifest themselves in var
ious ways, principally in a nervous irri-
liability and an intense desire for move
ment. no matter of what kind The afflic-
ton is not so pronounced in the case of
the sailors Of the fleet as It is in that of
the marines. It is seldom that the pros
tration is complete or lasts for any length
of time.
The marines are fine looking body of
men. and If they are not the first troops 70
be landed in Cuba they will be a very dis
appointed lot OF men. Their appearance on
drill was much admired. and the CORES
pondents OF the London papers. as we'll as
English military officers. united in prais-
Ing them They also praise the colored
troops.
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Ih1E NEWS RY wiar

Washington. May 13.-Mra Ruth Swan
Morriil wife % the venerabIe senator
from Vermont. died az the family real
dence on Thomas Circle today.
Pttsburz. Pa. May iz-Phnip HH. col
ored. who shot and killed Ceorrs Law
renee on April 70, 1877. was hanged this
morning
New orleans. May ia-John Calvin a
Cincinnati was elected presidsnt % ne
Eiks on the third ballot today. which
resulted. Calvin. ls4. Phelps. -. Allen.
Chicago. May I7.-Th. main dining room
~ the Union League club was sst on Ere
today by crossed electric wires. Rsfors
the fro was subdUed the loss amounted
20 about $500.
London. Nay n-It . onlcsaIiy an
Douncsd the queen has accepted ne res5E-
nation o. ne Eari - Absrdeeu su cover
nor Of csnaGa. % which oa.cs be as
spro.ntsd in 100
Milwaukee. wis. May i,-Ths chiefs q
poiics 81 the National Aasocistloa = -
United States ARD Czna1a. adjourned te-
day % meet - Chattanooga Tslnsszss.
che sec7ad Tucs4az iH 8ay. Ises.
London. Nay is-gt was announced fhis
evening ftat ar 2 s8st1ua Vas AeHrfeus
on g-~-1eel-g sveaiHs. bat he rscavsrsd
on Tr5r saf. -arueB rs weakness r. }a-
crsaa55g zee f.l-5re - ksart acton may
cause BE Death - any moment
New YORK Nay Names -. Collier.
the o.8-t.r-e s-,sf au6 manager. ele9 To-
night 80 his home Gal fals cry affsr = lin-
zerinz l.nes2 Hr Golfer was hors "a
fh.s city o. years ago Hs srfsd STA
Cnariotts CgsHzza. Forest a-1 others q
great reputation.
Sew YORK Say y -T-sa hsr1iaS rsnn-
ters = arf q Easi ifs-h sf-ees fa rosras
q c1Gstr4cf5sn caasDae4 flsaY az =
number - a5-s--s- ta q. zers se-isG -
reef5 ~ fa0arE salts Tu1 iaeersrs 80
s0e-s 70 oe saA Iasss 9lsrre Esss -
gs~e8. oss fatslT
CalczEe My i2-Arfarresa--ts A.. So
beng sfe Pr sr1taer eros 20 s~sf5a
ere Cz5sf.zr Fsase fsfs $40 rsset-
.ra - t1s f1.rf eaaarsffsr sst~e -@<
CO. re 1G f1s rEattrr ass $3.50 - tgr
Ma . aas f1e Hezrers se1fs ave bs~a
.ass4 81 @z3 rr-rzsss -afl4es 20 -
meeting Tas-e 81 every tkH acse tat
tie la41fat9s a7l - a1csStr1
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FOR AN EXHIBIT AT OMAHA
Effort VIII Probably Be Made a
nj Eufhrie 20 Raise a Eund.

Guthrie. o. T. May 13.--(spscls Mr..
c. NJ Points. Of sha wnee. one OF the com
mlssioners appointed by Governor Barnes
orepresent Oklahoma at tae Omaha eI-
position. stopped OF in thls city on his
way home from trip to Omoha. whore
he had ben with ). c. Posl. q King
fisher. president 0: the commission. % Sc
cure space and make arrangements for
the Oklahoma exhibit.
NJ. Points is enthusiastic about ths Big
show and says that in many respects Il
will eclipse the worlds fair az Chicago.
Hs says the government display a. Omaha
will be the finest ever seen andJhat every
country and every state in tte Union VI.
be there wlth evidences q resources
TIE managers got 80 % from the
United States. SO 90 from the county
a7d 500 90 fr0rz tas city q Omaha bot
although the bUGdinEs ard improvements
are nearly completed 81 cost o 8 20. .
90. the association ls OF. ot dsot and VII
open on lure /. as per program.
Commizsionsr P3luts mas 20 Doubt a.
% Oklahoma beng 81 re fr71f rank ard
says tost uorey Wi - forthcoming %
properly display TIE great fsr,.a.y q: the
SOIL 70 good Advantage. TIE various coos
ties wlI 10 doubt sct .; 0ncs or Governor
Barnes Euzzes.len as A3vaacs 10 each
v.-a ,hs understand. g ira; 81 W. - re-
funded By 80 legislature. s16 good ran
~ ass % rasss1 from private tssFcea.
meeting O. Ire sntfs ccnzsazsaa wl.4
pTooz5Iy % led ir thlH cstr fora1rro~
when Eayz ard means WI be t-i,T coa-
s6e<ed
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NO CUT RATES TO MAKE
Uncle sam Must Pay the Schedule
say the Western Lines

say the western Lines,
chicago, May 13-The western freight
men have decided to make practically no
concessions to the United States govern
ment in the way Of freight rates on NUM-
tions Of war, and camp equipage. The
last vote on proposition covering the
movement of war freight, proposed at a
recent meeting, was cast today, and reg
ular classification and tariff rates on all
supplies of ammunition and on livestock.
IN carloads or less. will be asked.
Running as the first section Of It's IA
nous fast train No. 81. the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad is moving twenty carloads
of provisions from New York 10 Chicago
destined for San Francisco for the Phil
lppine Islands expedition. The train leaves
New York tonight and will arrive in
chicago late Saturday night or early Sun
day morning. From Chicago to San Fran
cisco it will also be given passenger train
time. These provisions were moved from
Chicago to New York only a few DAYS
ago. The government demands for sup
plies, in addition to heavy commercial or
ders. are so large, and the necessity for
immediate movements so great, that it
vas deemed advisable to take these stores
from the supplies in possession of the
government in New York city and trans
port them Westward, in preparation for
the Philippine islands expedition.
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ODDARD PARALYZES MAHsR
But Deadly Punch In the
Very FIRST Round

PhfladelsH.a. May Ia-Pugillstio history
was made very rapidly at the arena to-
night, when. in one minute and hfty-ons
seconds OF combined sparring and nght-
ing. Joe Goddard. the Barrier cham
p!on." retired Peter Mahsr with sort Of
pivot punch which was delivered 80
suddenly tina; hardly sFeototar realised
what had come Of Up 10 the time he re-
ceived his qu.etus. Asher looked Ike
winner. What few punches had been
landed were in his favor. As a matter %
fact. Goddard landed the punch which
proved so disastrous 70 Peter while try
ing 20 escape from one OF the iatter's
vigorous onslaughts near the ropes.
II was evident shat Goddard was IN
the better physical condition OF the two.
He looked pounds lighter than upon the
occasion OF his memorable encounter with
Peter before at Coney Island and dis
played stiffness afoot that was sur
prising In one OF his years.
Maher took the nhstivs essayinH =
left-hsnder which fell short. Goddard
also tried the same but his effort was also
short. Maher finally landed with his left 4,
AhIu on tTeAutrN Jaw NroddArd swung
for the body and landed. but Il did not
amount 10 much and a ollnch followed.
As soon as the men broke away MahsF
again took tho offensive landing with Mis-
long left on Goddard's face. the barrier
champion retaliatlng with the right on
the body. Maher rushed Goddard % the
ropes. There was slight mix-up. sud
denly Goddard. who appeared 70 Be
breaking away. brought his right hand
around in a backward movement The
end Of his glove ought Maher on the Jaw.
about the face. whether on the law.
where Goddard says Il did. or on the
cheek bone. where Maher says u ala. viii
probably never be revealed As Mahsr re-
ceived the punch he was partly trippsd
by Goddard. whose right foot was cover
ing one OF Maher's. Peter fell face for
ward. striking the noor with great force.
When Maher wen down the spectators
thought Il was only an ordinary knock
dawn, but the referee 'oiled on tho fate
ful ten seconds and Maher was stiu on
the floor. IL was fully ten seconds after
that time before he arose 20 his feet.
The time % the Sight was Just ore minute
and hfty-one seconds
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan. May IS, 1898
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Threatening and probably showers Sat
Urday; cooler and fair Sunday
During the past tws7ty-four hours. the
highest temperature has been g. the low
est 81. and the mean S.. with partly cioudy
weather. fresh southeast wind, and slight
ly lower pressure.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 81. Or about degrees
below the normal daily; but for TIE sarne
time the precipitation has been IN excess
OF the normal on an average OK - inch
daily. and since the FIRST % TIE year e
has been SIX and quarter inches more
than the normal
The river continues 20 fan slowly and
Is row 81 % feet
For the past nine years me average
temperature for the month % Nay aas
been 6. and for the i5sh day g
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. May I1-Forscss;:
Oklahoma and ritory-Partly cloudy
weather. possibly showers n northern
portion. sou.hezstsriy wtnis-
Kansas-ThrszteHlnz weather and show
ers: Eorlhszs.erly winds
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ge aa1ieha Daily gasle Saturday ornimo gaY H. 1893

last week, aggregating s.ssz.as bushels
against total last week Corrected Of
2,s23,7T5 bushels. and comparing with
2,1s3,oO0 bushels in this week one year ago.
1906. 900 bushels in 1856, 2.Ss7. 600 bushels in
1885. and $4,000 bushels in 1894. Corn
exports reflect the turning Of foreign de-
mand from high to lower-priced grains,
IN a total Of s.O77Ooo bushels This Is
slightly smaller than the totals a week
ago. but twice that exported in this week
last year. and compared with 1,ssS.Ooo
bushels in 1886. and 10000 bushels in
1895.
Business failures in the United States
show slight gain for the week. number
Ing $50. against eo las week. Isl in this
week. year ago. 2s5 in 1856 and 30 in
1895. Failures IN the Dominion Of Cana
da this week number 25. against % las,
week and q in the week a year ago.
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NEUTRALITY OF FRANCE
French Ambassador Furnishes the
State Department the Decree.


Washington. May 13.-The French en-
copy of the French decree of neutral
ity. It is of special interest just now in
view of the presence of the Spanish
squadron near the French West Indies
II is noted by the officials here that the
decree permits prizes to be taken to
French ports for twenty-four hours
which privilege is not allowed by Great
Britain and some other nations. The text
of the French decree is as follows:
THE government of the republic de-
clares and notifies those whom it may
concern that it has resolved TO observe
strict neutrality in the war which has
been declared between Spain and the
United States
Attention is called to Frenchmen re-
siding in France, in her colonies and in
countries under protectorate. or residing
in foreign countries. that they must ab-
stain from any act which committed in
violation Of French laws or OF interna-
uonal law might be considered hostile to
one of the parties or contrary to a scru-
pulous observance Of neutrality They
are specially forbidden to enroll or to
take service either in the army or on
board man-of-war Of either belligerent
or to contribute towards the equipment
or armament Of a naval vessel.
The government declares furthermore
that no naval vessel of either beIligerent
power will be allowed to enter or soiourn
with prizes in any harbor or port Of
France, her colonies, etc, for more than
twenty-four hours, with the exception of |
forcel stay for necessity fully justified. |
No sale Of articles coming from such
prizes can take place inside any port or |
harbor.
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Entail Disnute Of Farmers

Guthrie. o. r. May IS-(Specal)-A
telephone message from Saltwater states
that I. s. BaNew shot and killed Robert
Branch yesterday afternoon On the for
nsV's claim near that town. The Diff
eGity arose over the division Of some corn.
BaAew IS in the Saltwater jail He c,aim.
mat ne shot Branch in se@-ts--snse.
Topeka, Kan. May ri. S. Collins. enc
OF the most prominent citizens % To-
peka. and well known real estate man.
was Killed in bed at 5 clock this morning
by an unknown person. The weapon used
was a shotgun belonging 20 Mr. Collins.
Two shots were fired N rapid succession.
Mrs Collins was slightly wounded by the
shots.
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In calling the convention at Oklahoma
City the Populists have given further
proof that while willing 20 accept ma
terlal aid from the Democrats In the com
ing campaign they are not going to saori-
fee any points in the game OF politics.
The Democrats preferred any pace other
than Oklahoma City for holding the joint
convention and for a week their confer
ence committee have been dickering with
the Populists and begging to hold the
convention at FL emo or Perry. They Of
fered as a reason for their anupathy 20
Oklahoma City that the Democrats were
not treated fairly on some former occS-
sion at Oklahoma City, but this excuse IS
so himsy that it does not require a very
discerning eye to discover in the back
ground a fear of Keaton. Oklahoma City
Is Keaton's home and 1t was the desire
OF the Democrats 20 get away from the
shadow OF Keaton's local influence.
The conference came to an end with
no change in che situation-the Populists
standing by Oklahoma City and The Dam
ocrats still insisting upon Fl emo or Perry
as <he place for holding the convention.
But while the Democrats deferred action
in the hope that their hoped for allies
would give way. the Populisss cut This
ground from under their feet by calling
the convention at Oklahoma City and
their chairman. Laverty. ironically In
ouired OF Chairman O'ourke. over the tel-
ephone IL it would be satisfactory to the
Democrats.
OF course Il was satisfactory. T. simply
had 20 be satisfactory. 10 the party that
must depend upon Populist favor for pat
ronaze crumbs
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The Denth Rate.

While II Is quite true that the proportion
Of deaths from malaria as an immediate
cause IS proportionately small as cited
in annual mortua-y statistics. yet physi-
clans are thoroughly convinced that Il
causes maladies OF fatal character and
begets dangerous nervous prostration
This malady is eradIcsted and prevented
by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which
also cures biiousness. constipation, rheu-
matism and dyspepsia.
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PRIVATE PENSION BILLS
General Cassius VI. Clay is Rem m
bered BY the House.


bered BY the House.
Washington. May +3-The entire session
OF the house today was devoted to PEN
sions and private claims bills.
The house agreed to adjourn until Mon
day and at p. m. recessed until O'Clock,
the evening session to be devoted to pen
sion business
At the night session the house. in com
ulitJee OF the whole. voted 20 grant pen
sion OF $50 a month 20 Major General Cas-
sius NJ. Clay, OF whitehall Ky The ia
nous old veteran OF che Mexican and
civil wars was represented SIS the owner
of the extensive estate known as White
hall but with an income insufficient TO
meet his expenses. General Clay is now
drawing S. per month as Mexican vet
eran and IS 81 years OF age.
bill granting pension 90 the widow
o: Br.gadier General Daniel McAulay was
acted upon fsvorab.y.
A total % torty-six bills were passed in
committee az the whole and SIX were
passed finally by the house
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Real Estate Transfers

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. N. Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House. Phone 1881
Olof Norstrom to C. c. Wickham, lots
odd l to Is, Robert ave, Lawrence's
1th add, wd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
Margaret Dillon to Frank Gard. lots
81 TO 10, Laura ave, Hyde's add. qcd 30
Fidelity Land Co, to Margaret Dillon,
lots IS to 40. Laura ave. Hyde's
add. qcd ..........-... ................ 30
Fairmount Land and Inv. Co. to A
D. Worthington, lots even s TO "a.
HoIyoke ave, Paramount add, qcd
Maria L. Tint 10 s f. Curtis, lots
81 70 IS and IS. Wichita St. West
Wichita wd ............... ........... 100
Sedgwick county to r. W. vansant.
lots SO to IS. Emporia ave. thinner
ley's 5rd add, Observation-Disclosures. p
W. s. Maxwell et al to B. T. Robert
son. lots !, 8, s and Z. Mathewson &
Hoff's sub, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Albert H. Rhodes TO ". D. Moore.
lots 40 and ~, Emporia ave, Meads
add, wd.-......-.-...-. ..-.--.......... 1000
Jason J. Robinson to D. / Howard,
M ne or sec. 10. NV or sec lbs
sw. wd ........................ 800
Frederick BerthoT to c. L. Berthon.
lots 50 and IS. Third ST.. Valley Cen
ter, vd.........-...-..-- ........-.-..... 500
Frederick BerthoT to Julia s Bert
hof, lots 10. Il, IA. hf J. . to IS
even. Meridian ave; lots g %. %,
is TO IS odd. Morris St. Boyle's add.
TO Valley Center; lots is IS. 80.
Meridian ave, lots IS. -. ~. IS. IS %.
Montgomery ave; lots IS =. 90. e.
IS, 50. Franklin ave; lots IS. a.. ~.
IS and 80. Kansas ave, Motor Line
add. 20 Valley Center. Td...--.....- 100
Augustus Pruist to sara c. Afford.
lots /. 2 : to Z odd and even, blk q.
Goddard, wd.............. ......-..... 500
N ?. Cordeu 70 Sara c. Afford. lots
l. 2 20 y odd and even, blk 2.
Goddard. qcd.-.-.-.-.-..---- $1,000. 30
Sara c. Afford 70 SAINT L Pope. lots
]. :. 10 2 odd and even. blk =.
Goddard. Nd .-.--..-.----..----.-..--.. I5
Amount OF real estate mortgage re-
leases ---.-.--...--.--,.--------- 80
When weak and wora ou.- Hoos's sAr-
saparlna IS jus, the medicine to restore
strength.
Milan. No. May lz-On the strength o.
q co-ons-'s jugs verdict Mrs. 2 D
L1msaea has bean arrested twenty rusges [
southeast OF here. charged ~ith murder
inE her husband. a farmer. Lzzzdsz's /
skull and chest were mashed 70 Jelly /
with a hevy mani LSInscsn carried a /
$3.50 insurance policy. pzy@b.e 10 his I
wife. who - twenty-five -~A-s h4s iunsor. !
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Cowboy RegimentisFu u

Muskogee. / T. May I3-After the ex-
animation OF over 500 applicants. Lieu
tenant Capron tonight mustered in the
last OF the 10 men who VIII represent
the Indian Territory in Colonel Wood 5
regiment of mounted rihemen. The com
psny Will depart for San Antonio ;omor-
row. Lieutenant Cspron has been elected
Canfain
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tween the embassy here and the French
consul general at Havana. These. to-
gether with the manifest of the Lafayette
satisfied Judge Day that any published
reflections upon the course Of the French
authorities were erroneous. He assured
the French officials that the state depart
ment had never shared in these criticisms
and in order that all misapprehensions
on the subject be cleared up. he directed
that the foregoing statement be made
public
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WhanninsCnugh.

had little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack of whooping cough. My
neighbors recommended Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. 1 did not think that any
medicine would help him, but after CIV
ing him a few doses OF that remedy
noticed an improvement, and one bottle
cured him entirely. 1t IS the best cough
medicine 1 ever had In the house,. l..
Moore South Burgettstown, Pa For sale
by druggists,
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THE WEEKLY EAGLE: 50 WEEKS SOC

tral committee concluded 20 bring che
fusion negotiations 20 a direct issue by
giving forth It's ulumatum. which took
shape in rhe publication OF q call for a
territorial convention 81 Oklahoma City
on judy l. for the purpose Of nominating
e delegate 20 congress. The representa-
ton Is f1ed at one delegate for every 200
votes cast for Callahan IN 1896 and on this
baG1s the apportfonment BY counties viii
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short Route Chicago 70 Bressyterfan
General Assembly.

= re Pennsylvania LIE Daily trst-s
from Chicago Uusoa Station - eztzsne.
q wl-opz Lax. grounds Ehsrs AEEsnaly
VII be II session Excursion tickets wi
b sod May istn "a rs. inclusive Fer
particulars spp,y "a II. r Dsrinz. A c.
p Az 80 south Clark s.. Cssczxo
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BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. May lS.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the total
cIearances at the principal cities and the
percentage Of Increase or decrease. as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the com animation, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA FIe SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. AS the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties The high standing of the CALI
FoRNIA Flo SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
Of the excellence of its remedy. 1t is
far i1 advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company