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CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT.
Tho Construction of Collector Jack
sOn Is Sustained

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 1a-The local
custom house was advised today by pri-
vate telegram from Washington Of an I'm
portant decision constituting the provisions
OF the latest Chinese exclusion act. The
decision was from the attorney general Of
the United States and affirrns a recent r,il-
ing of Collector Jackson. subsequently, sus-
tained by the secretary Of the treasury
Unusual importance attaches to the deci-
sion from the fact that 1t was bitterly OPP
posed by the Chinese minister AMI members
or the Chinese embassy. Some three weeks
ago twenty-five Chinese sought a landing
here under certificates describing them rs
merchants. They We're denied landing by
Collector Jackson because If the INSULT
cheney 81 the certificates. Il was held ay
the collector that under section 6 Of the
exlusfrn act II was necessary 10 show not
only that applicants were merchants hllt
also the character ~ their business and the
time and place where such business had
been followed. The appeal 10 the attorney
general was unauthorized by the exclusion
law. II was allowed simply as a matter
of internattona! comfy. and because In
voiving the construction OF a treaty. Al
though the attorney generals opinion had
no binding force upon the secretary Of the
treasury. II was awaited with great inter-
est
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GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE,
VIII Probably Occur ia Few Dsx..
al Agreement With the Conn
pany Net Hctux Made

ST PAt /. o,t. IA general strike an
ihe Great AortheTE VII probably occur
@ithin a few DAYS. II will incillte con
d@ttois*. engineers. Trcu5Ju hrakAgoan
ana Swlteh,uen. and the men exnert 10
tie Up the road from end - cud i'm the
great strike = tsNe years AK, fhn ....t,-
VArf@Ts held a'nof, hut thev have been
brought info the present trouble nv A
recca; order requiring them - ray far
h8uaN covering damages - trafas under
tse'r rhafEe- The }isr = xyfavgr.>ea
gwen bE tf~ rseu Is long IRA aaA they
o1a'n, - have b~er, unable - a.>ura 80.
t|nE 3k" satisfaction from 'ha manage
mFftf ~1Hre last March grievance ~or,-
iniffSrs have beer almost constantly IL
tHtE N..t 'FftE ia rfa~h some Rggeefllar =
wtff tNa s&i!e ~ officials tst4 u-teh.,..,
FaSt5t -
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FEDERATION OF LABOR.
To Select Additional Organizers for
the Far West

WASHINGTON. Oct ie-Tha executive
council Of the American Federation of
Labor. AT !Js session today voted TINT the
federation financially assist The tevrei~-x
Of New York. Newark and proVidence
win a view 10 a more thorough 0rgauf-
zati0n % the trade and be helpfuj in
every way 10 secure a recognition az the
union. az well as a reduction In the hours
OF their daily labor
In consequence OF the fact tha, a ja~ra
rImofr 81 employers sye alleged "a hA
unnecessarily forcing their ernpioyes to
"oTk long hours per day. under the pre-
tense 81 overtime. che executive rsttf-,-
Gil PASSED resolutions condsnntng the
practice.
The organization q tie workers Of the
Far West was again taken un ard Ire
oficers located at headquarters instructed
IN keep In close CORES boudpnre with TIE
orsa3ixers and tD submit the names Of aH-
0f'fonsI prga Myers 80 the executive conn
CT for approval
The coGncl! adjourned this afternoon
- r2eet TEXT 81 Defroir. Mich, a, a data
10 be fixed hereafter
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YOUNG ENTERS san IsIpno.
Encounters nnd Drives Hack Msh~i.
Under Del Pillar.

MANILA. Csct ~ n r1-~(fea Ycong'.
advance sUaT3 of Gen iawtou : column
}sft IAtto yesterday morning and entered
Ss- iSstro a: i71 ,'rlc,.k
TIE American !oss was ore KILLED an4
jH-e~ wo111st Tia heaviest resistance
net win was AZ San rer-An4o wNe-A .Aa
t0~72y csSFr~yat a hrf3xe
zen. TO Sea FHlaT ACriEes frr,r, Sar
Aj2"+} Aat personally @onznanA.. ;Ae
ti-i.Fro% Ha ard re blk ~ tAe enemy
rvtYestet up sAe river.
One syar.ari sut att~en Insurgents
we're Cactare5 Tbe ic~e ~ 80 ~~rry.v -
r>t known TIE town g~c-le spg.ar 90
- friendly
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Relation. with oti. Pleasant.

VICTORIA. Il. c. Cc. IR-Althouxa
Pro-. worcester. Gre ot tie Philippine com
~ s~tone-~, who arrived on The Errprass
o. japan. refused 70 talk G. what hs ard
rs colleagues hsd done. Re denied ,hst
faeTs ss3 bean &Iy f-tctfca oasweer. Ger
GETS ar@ 80 efAsT rsn.h sr< e be rer--
mission fsa sst4, "Ehev~ va. reY@v a.
s~ccs4s.aG 1uTlas oar Say Sssz cur p a.
tioas ~ita re general ws<s ctas. ;AAa
0kaAx AmsAAsA,'s
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OPPOSED TO LOG RATS.
san Francisco tn NemorfaIIss Com
gress on the subject

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct "a commit.
tee representing ire maritime fr.ts~rsts q
tais port has dect4N. 20 drafy = memoir a !
% congress, asEtrg for the enactment CT
a iAw providing A r>~ayt- - & $40 - -
rTfaorTer' fcT v~a@. t1~ cesst r7yeftY-.r =
so< raft within the jurisdiction ~ 80 T7rt-
ed states. Ui'- the Intention Or having
try. The towing - RATS or Puget sessns
= not tacla8sG IN ire provisions 0. a..
memorial
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MoDTs NIyENDI AGREED To.
Expectation That 1t VIII he Signed
Today

LONDON. Oct - The british f,reler
oHce asserts tHst vsrsa. changes IN the
terms ~ TEE Alaska l4gA31E yiyS1.! Are n.
- practical Importance. ard have f-sn
readily sxree. 70. ana that IL IL assumed
tAst T1:ts1 Ststss Secretary nt State Haw
and re British charge sAfFaires IN Wash
iAxtor viii sign tomorrow
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Gems. Lnwtoa and Young Rendy to
Move From ARAFAT,

MANILA. Oct. f9.-C;en. Iawton and Gen.
Young are at Arsyat with q force Of near
ly $40" men The gunhoa:s Florida and
ceste are preparing to move along the
r'Ner - san Isi1ro. which will be he'd az a
base fo7 operations 10 the north Ext4n-
s1Ve pfeparauons have been progressing for
several days and ire expedition. Who's.
objective point Is Tar,ac IS expas>ted to
start today. Supplies Will be taken on cas-
Goes
Gen Tswton's force consists ~ e,eh,
companies - the Twenty fourth Infantry
under Col. kellar eigh; companies % the
Twenty second infantry, under Mai Bald
win. uire frooT~ q the Fourth cavalry
mounted. under Col Hayes a mixed rexi-
ment. consisting ~ one company % the
Tatrty-ssveath infantry, SIX guns com
iHaH4e3 by CAPT. Scott. one company Of
cavalry and Capt Ratson's Macca hee
scouts. TIE Third cavalry is equipptnx AT
San Fernando 20 Join the expedition.
Heavy rains, the first tn weeks began
last riE2t ard have continued steadily.
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life Railroad Company was he'd today in

cific Railroad Company was he'd today In
this city. This is the old corporation.
whose former property Is now in the hands
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
The Following directors were elected to
serve one year: William j. Curtis. Robert
Bacon, Temple Bowdoin. William Nelson
Cromwell. John II. Emanuel. Jr., Albert II.
Gi.lard, W. Pierson Hamilton. Walter Is.
Horn. Samuel Kilner, Charles w. King,
Charles MacVeagh. Q. II. McCuiloch and
Francis Lyde S.etson.
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NASH}NCTt1N Oct e -RY ,sfr~~..,-,
- the president. Ma. Sea. Guy Henry
ou waiting orders, has ee@n assigned -
fEa command ot the department q lss.
SG4rg. with hssG la- sgs al Omaha.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 19--The committee O,
permanent organization appointed by me
anti-imperialist congress met here today
and formed q national organization to bt
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Returns to Washington After N
Western Tour.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19-President NJ
kinley and party reached Washington &
1925 today. nearly an hour behind IL
schedule time. Mrs. MeKinley's heAn
has been improved by the trip.
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New Mayor Of COlville.

Special Dispatch to the t-Intelligenc,.
COLVILLE. Oct. 19.-Ex County Auditne
S. F. Sherwood has been chosen mayor d
Colville to I'LL the unexpired term Of CD
ID, j. Gent, resigned.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC ELECTION.

Ola Corporation Holds II. Annual
Meeting tn View York
NEW YORK Gc. .s-Tra animal rat.
lEA q AAa A.ackSestArs a. sha s.S-rasxr Pa
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Tawtcn g supposed II have reached s,r
IstiEo No communication has been re-
ceivs! from rim since ae left Arayat this
morning.
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Lords Pass Address OF Thanks.

LONDON, Oct 1s.-In the house Of lord.
the premier. the Marquis Of Salisbury.
presented the queens message calling GU,
the militia. and moved an address OF
thanks 20 her majesty.
The address was Immediately adopted
and the house adjourned until Thursday
next.
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PRESIDENT AT THE WHITE Houss

known az the American Anti Impeghlsl
League.
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iowances which viii make his yearly In
come from The government equal 20 Il not
greater than sea pay IN hts new grade,
which would be 1859. The retirement a.
Admiral How!son also advances Admiral
sehley one number, and makes him the
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Just Opened--A large invoice OF a new
STREET GLOVE. heavy kid. piaue
stitched. Paris points clasps. in shades
OF red brown, tan. white. cream, black.
navy and green, all shades: this is
perfect fitting and durable Glove for
street wear; all sizes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :
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When We take into consideration the
many causes that lead up 20 Nerve Weak
nexx Nervous Exhaustion, Nervous Pros
fration. Nervous Debility. We do not won-
der why II t. that so many people linen
ard women suffer from these drea ded
disorders. They are verv real and griey~
Gus Affections. There are many other dis
eases that are directly due 10 weakened
nerves All the organs OF the body, heart.
lungs stomach. liver and kidneys depend
upon the nervous system fer the vital
force Witch enables them 20 properly per-
form their various functions. When the
nervous system becomes weakened. then
we have exhaustion and disease. When
the nerve tissues are used up faster than
they are repaired, IL ~ then that the vital
organs suffer, and you have heart dssease
nervous dyspepsia rheumatism. neural
gfa. etc
There is 80 remedy On earth that WI.
rebuild and tone np the nervous system
as will Hsassyan. HaGyan II natures rem
e5y for this very work. This wonderful
lnytgorasor restores ths nerves to the con-
saitson that nature had intended. and thus
all the organs III the body are brought
into perfect harmony and health Those
persons who are subject fo headache.
dizzy spells poor memory. nervousness.
sl@-fsie@xnsss srrstable temper. relan-
chofta weakness. Will find il Hudyan
positive and lasting cure No ore need
suffer for HGdyaH i. an snfallsble remedy
IN all such disorders.
Every man and woman should bear IN
snis7d that aysossseyy- heart Diseases. CAM
r,aes@ rro<tra1iyYs uf3y result when the
nerves are weak ard worn out. and 10
order to ward OF saea dangers IL - neces-
oArx 70 strengthen The nexxouA Syxse0
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WEAK AND WORN
OUT NERVES.
Condition That Leads to Serious
Evil.
May Result From Indigestion, Overwork, Mental
Strain, S1eep1essness, Worry.

The wear. tear and strain of life falls
upon the nervous system. and the result Ii
exhaustion and weakness. Nowhere upon
the face OF the globe Is the rush. hurry
and oyerstrafn OF life more marked than
In this great United States, and In no age
so much as the present.
Years devoted To the study Of the nerv-
GUS system, and the application Of RENEE
dies 10 the debiiitated conditions OF the
nervous system. has led to the discovery
of the Great Hudyan. the wonderful spe-
cine that nature intended for the rebuild
ing OF weakened nerves. Besides those
diseases that relate directly TO the nerves.
such "a Nervous Exhaustion. Nervous
Prostitution. Nervous Debility. Epiiepsy.
st. titus Dance. We have weakened condi-
tions OF the Stomach. the Heart. the Liv-
er. the Kidneys, the Lungs. that are due
TO weakened condition OF the nerves
that govern these organs. Hudyan will
cure all such disorders.
Hudyan. the great nerve restorer and
system tonic. promptly overcones Debil-
ity. which is always due To a weakened
or exhausted condition OF the nervous
system. Hudyan is capital remedy for
the exhaustion Of brain power OF profess
sionai. literary or business men.
Women who are nervous or debilltated
as result OF those weaknesees and dis
eases peculiar 10 their sex, will IND that
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Kidneys we readily perceive the value Of
a medicine that insurcs their health and
activity. The ONCE OF the Kidneys II 70
take from the blood the impurities anl
waste matter OF the system and discharge
II through the bladder. They are the nj
tiers Of our system SO 10 speak.
When they fail 10 do this the blood be-
comes overcharged with poirons and i'm
purfties. and disease ensuss. The health
Of the Kidneys themselves depends upon
their proper working.
Among the most important Of Kidney
Diseases are Brighss Disease. Diabetes
and Fatty Degeneration.
HEDYAS is an admirable remedy for
toning. strengthening and rebuilding the
kidney structure. In these serious dis
eases the kidney cells break down. HED-
suffer with pain In the back or sediment
In the urine. delay not one moment. You
need HrDYAS. for HrDYAE win cure
you. III you suffer from weakness Or irYi-
iation OF the bladder IL /. IN al likelihood
due 20 an imperfect action of the kidneys.
HI -SrAN viii ut once relieve yo&.
HI'DYAN II for sale By dru9Gisfs, Soc I
package. or SIX packages for re.
II your druggist does not keep HUD-
YAM. send direct so the HUDrAN REM
EDY co. corner Stockton. Ellis and Mar
ket streets. San Franctsco. Cal
You may consult the HifDYAE doctors
aboss your ease. Tree u charge. Cab g
2rtta
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Hudyan will not only relieve the symp-
TOMS hut II will also rebuild and strength-
en- the organism 80 the physiological func-
tions may 90 on naturally. Hudyan will
give to all weak women the strength they
need: II will restore the glow OF health to
all pale and saiiow complications
Thousands Of men and women who were
weak. pale. nervous and generally run
down as a result Of mental strnin. hard
work or sickness. have been restored 20
perfect health. activity and removed ener.
Ky by the Great Hudyan- Every man
brings letters thanking IN for placing
within the reach Of sufferers this great
cure OF nature--Hudyan.
Alterations In the nerves are by far the
most common causes OF chronic and func.
tionai diseases. for the nerves control all
the organs Of the body. Hudyan's cura-
tive and reconstructive influence upon or
ganic tissue makes IL a superior remedy
for the cure Of all chronic ailments.
Hudyan In for sale by druggists-6Oc .
package or six packages for $50.
IL your druggist does not keep Hudyan.
send direct to the Hudyan Remedy Com
pany. corner Stockton. Ellis and Market
streets, San Francisco. Cal
You MAY CONSULT THE HUDYAN
DOCTORS ABOUT YOUR CASE. FREE
OF CHARGE. CALL Or WRITE.
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Hudyan will strengthen your nervous
system. No remedy has ever been dis
covered that works no speedily and with
such certainty.
Hudyap contains curative powers that
are absolutely unknown to and not COM
bfn@tf In any other medicine. More people
have been made we'll ard more cases Of
iIiness and disease cured by Hudyan than
BY any other known remedy.
Hudyau purihe@ and enriches the blood
as we'll Hudyan gives strength and vi
tally.
Weak and afflicted women viii find In
Hudyan friend indeed
Hudyan is for sale by druxgists-s0c q
package. or six packages for &z1
Ii your druggist does not keep Hudyan.
send direct 10 the Hudyan Remedy COM
pany, corner Stockton Ellis and Market
streets, San Francisco. Cal
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To Change Name Of BrookIy. Bride,

There Is strong probability that the
Brooklyn bridge will be renamed after It's
builder, Col Washington A. Roebling
The famous structure ia sixteen years
old. but Is not yet finished according to
the original plans. These plans were
drawn by John A. Roebling father of
Washington A., but the elder had moth
Ing TO do with its construction. having
died in July. 1868. before stroke of work
was done on the bridge. 1t was origin
ally Intended TO cap the great bridge
towers with handsome stone parapets.
but for some reason or other this has
been neglected Now Mrs. Emily War
rem Roebling Is out with a statement
deploring this lack of interest. and sug-
gesting that the artistic ornaments be
added to the bridge. which can be done
at a very small cost. She also desires
the structure to be named after the
builder, and steps toward attaining this
end have already been taken.--New York
letter.
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weii-known memoirs which he published
after his liberation Trenck thus describes
his imprisonment at Magieburg:
II am imprisoned In the SternschantSe.
in the cellar Of tower especially built
for my benefit. Two black devils. black
smiths. armed with hammers and melting
pots. awaited me In my sepulcher. which
II defended by four doors and has but
one grated window under the roof. This
window IL not big enough TO poke my
head through. The floor Of my prison r.
inlaid with q Tombstone bearing my name
and skull and crossbones. this to indicate.
presume. that my tormentora intend me
to perish In this sorry place.
The blacksmith fastened an iron ring
as broad as my hand around my neck.
and to this all my other chains. Weighing
In the neighborhood Of seventy pounds.
were joined. To prevent being choked.
have to hold up the neckhAnd day and
night. My arms are fettered above the
elbows. chains running up to the neck.
Around my naked body the blacksmiths
forged another broad iron ring. and my
hands are manacled between a bar con-
nected with the waistbaud by chains. Ny
feet are secured to the wall by . special
set OF chains. one end OF which connects
with my neckband. ] have no he'd. sleep
on what Is intended for my tombstone
g Trenck was released In 1853. and went
10 live in Franee. Robesplerre cut his
head on in i79a.-Ncw York Sun.
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NATURES
LABORATORY
Gives Up a Secret That
Is OF the Greatest
Importance.
4 new GATEWAY TO
LIFE AND HEALTH.

wasting diseases as relate to the diges-
tive organs and nervous system are of
frequent occurrence.
The delicate organism and functional
operations Of the entire digestive appara-
Jus are such as Under many conditions
lender II particularly Liable to disease.
the delicate process OF preparing the food
We eat 50 that II may be assimiiated. so
shss II may be taken up by the system
ana converted into iesh and blood. and
the selecting from this food the waste
matter and eliminating IL. lis such as to
.soaife the greatest structural perfection
"a every part.
Nervous Dyspepsia, that most common
~ ~ dises@es~~one that affects the entire
osess.ive apparatus and wrecks the nerv-
vus system at the same time: n disease
s saas anects the function of the heart and
ossass on dangerous complications. should
80 oe neglected IL may be cured. per-
sSeiiy and permanently.
TIE Great Hndyan IL a positive cure for
Nsrsaus Dyspepsia. Indigestion and all
stomach troubles. Hudyan viii cure the
,a.eas complications that arise Hudyan
remarkable remedy. because 10 has
&esae many remarkable cures Read what
Nh y L. Williams has 20 say. Mrs.
s"., ,a lives In Ogden, Utah. and suf-
H. I"r many years with stomach ,rou-
s anu nervous complications.
Every MAI and woman I'm this world
Massla knew about the great and good
es an know from my own expert
s1es thst X viii cure ay sysgsia and nerv-
tss usaeie tn the worst form. | suffered
saln~aa' many years. could eat bat few
A.. and existed mainly upon liquid
~ was thin, pale and very nervous.
49, aot sleep az night, suffered with
81 s.iars-in fact, was complete physt~
msns go 80 'ried many remedies and
~. 100 eectorS. bar kept on going down
s sAs,s began taking Hadyam | no
49, beneficial effect at once aua In a
ssAs time was completely cured,
A-sSf4NfEr -
fesess,. '""S' "esi'sst"s
MRS II l. WILLIAMS"
.. Msssy letters snaerSsng Huayaa are re-
.ssssd with every mail In me fars 90
49, sfsstesace fae remedial value of Hud-
s.a esnFot t8 doubted
80 an AcSs Un0n those old. chronic
So 50 ~ dyspepsia ana Nervous Exhaus-
81 49, ss as thoroughly IN mild attacks
w.s1kTsEsva az bsiio4sse~s and Nerve
s.Asossss ftassyan gives rev Ife and
sx~xeS BOX @SssF 30 the stomach and
sat I" every organ ia the body
SanresssR Gurus Nervous Dyspepsia Sour
An e. ~ tNtl&usfisss ssn-sfpst ton -.
Is ,ssA OF " eAk I,tEes1tsft~kI aa ssarhe<
NerSsAtleh ~ the Heast-~piExy Spells
Ms~Nsssssss Ssezksie~Sn<S< -a4 Unmarried
- - Tires ard Wurn~euf rsssitnw -
ssssssss,ss...sos'; Exhaustion ard alg~osher
~Ss's1 aerNez.
ss.ssyaa = for sail. hv .!raxxtsss--,,,. a
y So scNskss for sd
.4s. az az drHgSfst DOES rot keep ifuavan
axrv 49, 10 esss ti0dyAn Remedy Com
sxrs..a = 1SF St. Staa. Kills and Marks,
s+Aa FssrStSse, Cab
Nay Consult the Hua~nu po~-
Aacst Year sas~. rr~> NJ
Tall or Write.
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What He Has to Say Is
OF Interest to All
Men aud Women.
HE GIVES CREDIT
WHERE 1T IS DUE.
Suffered for Many Years With Weak
and Shattered Nerves, Bat
IL Today the Very Pic.
ture Of Health.

ITO any one who Is suffering from a
broken down and weak nervous system
can recommend Hudyan- ! know from
my own experience that II IL q splendid
remedy for the nerves. and will build up
the system when other remedies fail /
was In very bad shape. and Hudyau
cured me. In my estimation there Is no
remedy on earth that can equal Hudyan
In it's remedial virtues.
So says Mr.. Arthur g. Ferguson. of Fort
Collins, Colo. He has tried Hudyan and
knows what IL will do.