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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
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fifteen thousand. Included many o. the
distinguished men OF those times such
as the Ciaytons, Cochrans, james \.
Rayard. father Of the late Thomas T.
Eayard. and many others. The Winans
firm OF engineers Of Baltimore were at
that time building The - a q r. y and
several locomotives were brought over
by them from England FOR construction
purposes One Of these engines was
shipped via the steamer George WASH
ington. one OF the first steamers used on
The Chesapeake Bay. a distance Of sixty
miles from Baltimos 10 Frenchiown.
and the experimental trial was success
fully made.
The train was composed OF an engine a.
tender and two coaches. The smoke stack
vas very hich and wood was used. as
coal WAS then unknown When the on.
CINE was nut IN notion the breeze famed
The fire. the blaze ran out Of the smoke
stack. SHARKS and smoke were fving
hiiher and thither, and as the train
emerged from a cut the CONSERVATION
a7f excitement among fhe crowd knew
no hounds. and many who imagined the
deVh was turned loose took 20 the woods
for hiding place
me engine used on the occasion Is now
~ w." Government Museum at Wash
inrton.
The residence of Mrs Mary T. Patfcr-
son on Princess Anne street was sold
today ~ public auction n satisfy Hon
and was onrchased by Col r. y. cole
ana the Mutual Building Association for
twelve hundred dollars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
GREAT PRESENCE OF MIND.
Saved His Life Nv Sacrificing One of
His Feet.

BOYDTON, VA. March ESPECIAL
Aubrey Willard. eighteen-year-old son Of
Z T. Willard who resides four niles
northeast Of this place. had his foot cut
off yesterday by "a freight car on the At
l3ntic and BanViile ra l'r0ad on which he
was employed as brakeman. lie was
coupling cars and his foot became en-
tangled in the rails and the car ran over
b S ieg sevcring the foot
The young ma showed great presence
~ m nd. He said when he realized his
helplessness. and that 10 was impossible
20 sentaugle his foot. and that the
moving cars We're obi eol - pass over
HIM. De threw himself over on the ground
from the track which allowed the train
10 pass only over his les. thus saving his
life, In an probability.
The young man was brought ND "a Law
rercevl'e on the west bound passenger
train. whore he Is receiving the best
med cal attention. No blame IS attlrhod.
50 far as ] have leaTei. 10 any OF the
employees OF the railroad company.
The Rodvton Sporting Club. vino oR,t q
Pack Of fine q IS have ordered three iel
foxes from philadelphia. They wsre op--
chased from the Ph ladelrhia Animal In
porting Company. The club viii nave
chase with one Of them on SaiurdaJ
next. the weather pc hitting.
Mr.. George b. Finch. prominent law.
Yer OF the Meckleuburg nd- vr) has
been spending his winter IN Florida. re-
turned home last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
OFFICERS SUFFER INOlGNlTlES.
Arrested az Nard Gras as Pickpock
nl. md shamnlmllK Ire llcl.


WASHINGTON March s.-The Secre-
tary OF tho Treasury has received from
supt. PrItchett. of the Coast and Geo
dcuc survey. a strong protests against taa
arrest Of two officials OF his department.
40 New Orleans during the Marll Grs
festivities in February last. Do appears
from Mr prcnetts letter that Mr
Phelps and SIT. FrsDy. aides ln the Coast
and Ge0deuc survey both men off alsu
standing and character We're arrested aai
taken 90 prison ou The charge of bs.ug
plch-p0cAels
They were refused permission t1 COM
muricate with friends and were subjected
To shameful. lndigu.ues. rue.el u.o
which they were put is said t0 have been
vile beyond descriptions they were CONE
PEELED 10 spend the night in company Win
low criminals. and were subjected to kicks
and blows from the guards. and wore
treated Boo most inhumlu and outra-
geOus manner
Supt prtchett SAYS that those rcute-
men hay. right to look to the depart
meHt Tor protection and therefore ha
asks THAT the matter Dee BROUGHT Orb tho
attention OF the United States District
Attorney at New Orleans ana that a
demand Doc made Tor tho dismissal off tina
officials concerned
Mr. FrIsby and Mr Phelps arc on duty
Ou the schooner quick Secretary Gage
has as yot taken uo action. bat "a is
ise.v that che matter wiz he investi-
gated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
MATAAFA HAS
THE ADVANTAGE
Or. RaffeI Says He Is Recognized by
the Three Treaty Powers
TROUBLE WITH GERMAN CONSUL
Was Caused by His Not Endorsing the
Decision of the Supreme Court
This Tribunal Is Not Recog-
nizcd by the Natives.

SAN FRANCISCO, March S-Dr. John
Raffel the late president of the NUM-
cipal Council of Apia, arrived here To-
day on the steamer Alemeda.
To an Associated Press representative
DR.. Radel said that when he left Samoa
everything was Tranquil and mat the
Mataafa government was recognized as
the provisional government by the thfee
treaty powers. and II had the clippotl oil
ninety per cent. OF the native population
and a ma jority of the foreign popula Ion.
COULD NOT ENFORCE IT.
.'Tho German consul" said DIT. Ranel.
could not enforce the decision Of the
Supreme Court because he believed That
the decision was In opposition TO the Gus
toms of The Samoan people and 'he Sa-
moan government. and that pending M
structions from the home government
be could not seek 10 enforce u, particu-
larly when 1t was so obnoxious 10 so
large a number Of the Samoan pcoplc.
AS TO the report that the German con-
sui led the attack OF the Mataafa forces.
he said. that is untrue American and
British residents will testify 20 the fact.
and Mr. Morse. an American citizen has
so informed his government N 'om-
municaiion 20 he administration at
Washington
OPINIONS CLASHED.
"The reason tho provisional government
closed the Supreme Court IS this. 1.-THE
president Of the Municipal Council, IN
der the treaty not only has local iurisdic-
ton n the municipal district, bur IS also
treasurer. adviser and executive officer
of the Samoan Government. He is such
20 the provisional government under The
treaty. The provisional government he'd
that 70 could not recognize a court with
whose decision il was in anita Eonism, after
ward II was decided that 81 would not
declare the chief jusiiceship vacant but
Samoans do not recognize the court. and
DO nor bring suits I'm IT, Tho whites,
however do.
My opinion IS that II the treaty pow
CTS attempt 10 force the inst allafi 81
M1lietoa 70 Will simply end IN the Ma
taafa Government controlling everything
outside ~ Ala. Alowir0 FOR defoofions
20 the Malietoa Government, in case Il
is recognized. the Mataaia Government
will stili have vast majority of the
Dartisans
COPRUPTING INFLUENCE
1.-THE influence Of the London Mission
airy Society iu Samoa corrupted the cleo
TONS for King and thereby caused the
temporary installation Of Tanus tho Ma
ietoa party chief The samoans would
7ol submit ~ this. for The reason that
hey knew Mataafa 20 have been elected.
luf 'of-a"'od Of his RIGHTS Hence the
prising Tanus is but "a mere boy fife
een years Old. lie IS under the inau-
'uce OF the Protestant Society Nataafa
g Catholic. The London Missionary
Society was fearful that II Mataafa We're
lc~ted e would lose ife power therefore
Janus was PVT in. This in brief. was
he cause OF the whole trouble"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Abont Richmond'~
Ctizcns ana other Matters.

titiLcus ANA Othcr Matters.
Or. Edward Mcclure has returned from
a visit 10 his mother I'm Clark county.
Mt Charles Hodges is very sick no .he
residence of his sister, Mrs l.. r. ti-
bates. 30. IA Orleans street
A marriage license has been granted
% Thomas Melvin Atwel and Li1zlr
II Baylor both of Richmond
P ofessor William A. B0wles. sl9orn-
tendent OF the Institution tor tae Dead
Dumb and Blind nj stanton, ls az Mur-
phys.
44r. Richard Heath Dabney will deliver
hls lecture ola John Randolph OF kUa-
noke at the hall of the House OF De.e-
gates on Tuesday, the l4th of March
Alr. Robert l.. Buford. clerk OK tho
County Court of Brunswick. has ra-
covered from the effects of recent op-
GRAFTON at the Od Dominion Hospital.
t.- health is greauy improved.
Tho regular meeting OF the Board of
Managers OF the Homeopathic IN. Re- Dis
ptnaa. g, which was pO-topcud Oh Tues
day ON account of the storm. VIII Doe held
to-day at 1880 a. ~ az the dispelsary.
All members are requested % bee present.
A patent has been issued tO Rev Au-
drew Plecher former assistant 0t So.
Mary's. now ln Savannah. Ca. Tor
JED propeller OF ships. which Us 200 the
same ume ship pump and saving
engine.
The police OF the First District have
in their possession a dark orercoat Of
light weight. picked mp 0n the street
Within 10 WAS found a card bearing the
printed words. --62 a Betz. % Avenue
de L.Opera.' Beneath Is the written
name L. H. Blssei."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

Ed Latell. the musical comedian who
is making such o hit a. the Hi9u this
week. told number of new jokes LASS
night and the largest Wednesday night
audience Of the season tried hard 10 m le
him hold the stage longer. The bill this
week is certainly aB excellent one. weH
worth witnessing. Every act f. good and
the yitagraph pictures are as good as
ever seen. Last night piece of tine ma
ohlrery used 90 operate the Sharkey- Nc
Coy pictures. got out Of fix and only "a
part OF the ilm was run of but NJ the
matinee this afternoon and at the per-
fcrmance tonight the whole picture will
be seen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
PORTO RICO FRANCHISES.
Colonial Board There 10 Have Charge
ofThcm Tor the Present,

WASHINGTON. March SIT is said at
the War Department that the n-ular
examiners as that body commonly known
as inc colonial board s officially desie-
Mated will pursue their functions at all
points in Porto Rico until the attorney
generals opinion is obtained constituting
the Foraker resolution declaring against
tho bestowal of any franchise boo Porto
Rico. 10 is not intended that amy action
shall Boz taken in the matter of franchises.
but the examiners win make careful
study of the conditions and propositions
and thus the War Department viii have
ifs guidance should % be determined that
tne resolution Is not actually nron-l---L-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
Charged with Cruelty.

The negro woman named Cook. who is
charged with having cruelty beaten her
sicpson, Edwin Cook Jr-, six-ycGr-old
child. has not az yet been arrested. The
warrant for her arrest which was issued
Tuesday, is now In possession of the
Third Police District officers and It Is
thought the woman will soon be appre-
hended
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
RIVER ROUTES OPENED.
Remarkably Quick Work in Repair
Ing ramagc to G. a .. Track.

Mr. T. J. Cabell engineer OF the raaiu-
tenaace Of way OF the Che.arcak. ard
Oh railway. returned % the civ last
night He ieft here Sunday night. AMI
with two trains and about one hundred
and seventy-dve men. followed the food
down The Jan-s-R. yer division lf he
road. Mr. CabeN had very tie tmo for
sieen ng ana came back thoroughly
broken down.
Co slider Die damage was done the
tracks but repairs were made IN ,a,17rk-
ably short time and trains were run East
night. The regular schedule will be re-.
sumed today
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
RlOTOUS NEGRO SOLDIERS.
Nobody VIII Die on Account Of Them
hut Tbcy VIII be- Remcw borol.

NUUUUl " III ITIt Ut NIIUUUI " IIIIIII
hut Tb"y VIII be- Eemcwb orol.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March s.
No one will die. ass the result Of the riot-
ing. in which the men of the Eshh im-
mune col0reD Regiment enslgad here
last night bat haif doom people in-
jured viii Doe iMd up for several months
Inspector Hlrnns. Policeman Poe and
A. j. Lodf0rd are severely wounded. but
their injuries VIII nor prove fatal
Three soldiers were burt n the disc
turDaucos. but their names could NOT
Doe learned. ln addition to those injured
three soldiers were Shot on Southern
RAILWAY train between Chattanooga and
Knoxville.
The footing was done by 70 soldier. who
escaped from Che train 40 Athens. Tenn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

lIONCLUIU. March Via San Fran
cisco, March S.--Prlncesa Kau'an' Is on
hcr Icath bsl ana althoush she was stll
alive when tho steamer Aime01 left for
San Francisco she cannot survive au-
other twcnty-lour hours.
rheumatism of the heart is the cause
OF Ter illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
SAW The FIRST TRAIN.
Mr.. Bryan Tells OF the Trial Trip on
IreHCAtowH and Newcastle Road.

FREDERiCKsBUURG. VA. March s.
spoclal.-Ar. r. IL. Bryan. Of stafford c.
IL. a justice Of The peace. commissioner
in chancery. secretary Of the Board OF
Bridge Commissioners Of stafford county
and tho venerable father Of Clerk or
Courts G. A. Bryan. Of that county. wit
messed in 1928 the first trial o. a railroad
locomotive and passenger train IN this
county. and gives graphite account OF
what occurred on the memorable occa-
sion.
II was on the Frenchtown and New
Castle railroad. and Mr.. Bryan says the
Assemble multitude. numbering about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

curry and potash seemed % acid incl % The
awful flame which was dcyounug noe. ] was
advised hy friends Who had seen wonderful
cures made by &c. to try ssifts Specific W.
ms breast-n0De Tor health and haopiut.s
again. improved from rhr START. ana a COM
pste and perfect cure was tho result SIS.
Is me only blood remedy which reaches dts-
peraie cases. NIB. 4. ~. IEE.
Montgomery. Ala.
OF the many blood remedies. ; ;. ).
is the oni5 one which can reach deep
seated violent eases. 10 never fails 10
cure perfectly and permanently the
most desperate cases which are beyond
the reach of other remedies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
SUNDAY-SCH00L
WORKERS MEET.
First Session Of the State Convention
Held Last Night.
PROF. HAMlLuS FINE ADDRESS,
He Talks About the Purposes or the
Gathering Welcoming Speeches
by Rev. Mr.. Barr ana Dr.
Hatchcr-iicsponsc

The ninth convention OF the Virginia
state Sunday school Association opened
last night in this city. The sessions are
being held in the Grace Street Baptist
church.
For several weeks Mr.. A. J. Gary and
,lr. VIM. +. FOX. Of Richmond. Mr.. \.
Lee Knowles OF stanton. and other OH
GERS OF the state Association. have given
timo and thought To- the convention.
A number oil delegations from the dit-
ferent counties and cities arrived during
me GAY and evening, ana were SHOWN 10
the homes of our people, where a. warm
welcome awaited them. The 1onmlllee
ON Hospitality expresses MS appreciation
for the Willingness OF the inherent
churches. pastors and people % c0-ope'
rate with them DO making pleasant lhe
stay of the delegates during the conNen.
ton.
4 choir Of about twenty voices. as
sisted by piano and string. under the de
rection of Mr. b. +. Cosby Ied in tho
singing Of several hymns from The Cos
pei collection
Alr. vs. H. Jones presided. and Rev. J.
e. smith. OF Richmond. offered the OPEN
ing prayer
MR. BARR $ ADDRESS
The address OF welcome on behalf of
The city was made by icv WIN. Alex.
Barr. ~ Monumental church Richmond.
Most happy and earnest were the Te-
u4a.ks I'D ST. Barr
Dr. VIM T.. Hatcher pastor Of the
Grace Street Baptist church. made an
address ON behalf Of the churches n the
city DR. Hatcher spoke OF the bond a.
unity existing between The churches, and
uf thr expressions of sympathy between
the different denominations found ln the
m.ui- eva. uuirn May your meeting
be erdued with power from on hieh may
what you hear here gladden. every heart
We take lt as ioy that YOU have count
od us worthy 20 accept ot orr hospital /
u.s." said he.
THE response ON behalf m tine Sunday /
School Association was made hy CAPTAIN ]
C. T.. Tawier president OFF tho Associa- |
tan Captain Vawter said be ha1 only /
received what he had cVnccted-gcnuino /
h0e0't4iity and a hearty welcome and j
spoke ~ the commercial. rrofes-i0nal ]
and varied interests Of The CITY as TO the /
hands ~ Intelligent genial and square !
dealing men. eve want Inspiration |
Doc said. I'VE want heln. we want iu- /
structon: We wart 90 touch elbows with /
the successful Sunday School workers I
0f your cIfy Some say. Let's work Il /
out ourselves but we would rather |
ioaru of you. and then AGAIN come in /
touch with tho international movement /
Tor the upnuudiug of our schools and /
that has AS It's aim the training of the |
youth of our homes Tor active Christian /
service and The mixing of men and wo-
mon stronger 90 stand I'm One battle of
life"
choir and congregation Joined In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
LUNEN6ERG COUNTY
Much Doubt ofthc Prevailing Disease
Being smallpox.

Being smallpox
HOLLYDALE. VA. March 6-Spocial.-
There is considerable smallpox scare in
some parts OF the county. There is some
doubt. however. as 20 the nature Of the
disease. Some pronounce it chicken-poy,
some back measeis, some African scab.
il 81 IS smallpox. it must DE q very mild
type AS some who have had the disease
scarcely stopped their work
One physician has pronounced IL small
pOx. bus says that +, has been very much
weakened by vaccination.
Farmers are much behind with their
work-no plant beds burned. no sprng
oats sown. no corn land falowed II
looks now that This March vi he like
the March Of l>5, when it raincd or
showed every day I'm The monh.
Mrs. ~ II. Cox is sick with pleuro-
pneumonia The doctor thinks IL is in
a mild form.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

dan
q % an rlio fuyi trouble
b an CO. m a night $50 Iclady ren u.
d should
people blood spring
lingering W,s 18th St,
positively perfectly adapted
all the privilege and advice with Dr. charge,
either by calling writing about their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

Hon Isaac Digs has changed biz resi-
dence from West Point 90 Richmond and
will reside he pc ma crt'y. BE SD
therefore, not be Il candidate for re-clec-
on To mo House as the h0ater delegate
from King William and Hanover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

always finds The system debiIitated and impa
the nerves weak and relaxed, the organs
cogged and inactive. in fact the whole sys-
TEN run down and more or less out OF order.
Everybody, therefore, needs spring
remedy, and what people should take Is the
best purifying and most strengthening med
ioine possible, like DR.. Greenes Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. By this means
only can they insure themselves positively
against the weakening and debilitating et-
fects OF spring. DR.. Greene's Ncrvura
blood and nerve remedy. because Of its great
purifying and blood enriching properties Is
the greatest Of blood builders. Il IS the
most strengthening and inyigorating restor-
alive for blood. nerves and body. and BY its
gentle and heathful effects arouses the stom-
ach, liver and kidneys from their sluggish
and Inactive condition. II is the one true,
Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

faint. The iuio one was
unequal tD the sfrugl .r.
and IT'S life was yielded
up 20 the fearful poison.
For SIX long years ! sui
tered untold misery I
was covered with sores
and ulcers from head f1
foot. ana no language
can express my feelings
0f woe during those long
years had .he best
medical treatment Sew
eral physicians success
-iyeiy treated me. bul all'
10 no UurnO-f. The mHr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi.
son can not know what desperate con-
dition it can produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
unable 20 cure. is communicated from
ore generation TO another, inaicting its
faint upon countless innocent ones.
Some years ago was tnocllated with poison
hy a nurse IS HD injected lJ laae with blood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

ideal spring medi-
cine 70 take, is pure
ly vegetable and per-
fectIy harmless, and
always makes the
weak strong and
we'll II is. therefore.
the best possible
spring remedy 10
take.
Mrs. s. NJ Hall,
Wentworth, y. r.,
says
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
TAKE DR.. GREENE'S NERvURA
The Best Spring Medicine in the World.

which the people have proved is the absolute necessity
deh.ea and nnai-ea tLs blood imRover1 .na impure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
SHOWED HIS ARM.
ItTakcs strong Nerve to Defy the Vac
einatiOn Law.

ciHatiOn Inv
NEWPORT NEWS VA. March s.
spoclal.-Mr. r.. 5. Russell. who was fined
in Hampton yesterday for refusing to be
yaccinated. appealed the casee 20 the
County Court. but This morning. when So
wac called, he showed his ann which
had been yaccinafcd I'D abe meantime, and
then withdrew the appeal. 10 TO this
time no one has been found win suai-
Cient nerve 20 test the llW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
THE GRIP CURETHAT DOES CURE

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces La Grippe
The genuine has l.. b. Q. on each Tablet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-29
Butcher Shop for Chinese.
From the PHILADELPHIA Record

The queerest butcher shop to be found
In this city is located in Chinatown, near
10th and Race streets. There is not a ire
mendous assortment of meats in this quaint
shop, but the customers are legion. In
fact, there is only one kind of meat dis
posed Of, and that is roast pig 1t hangs
in the windows in sides and quarters and
hams, all Drowned to d delicate and apDe-
tiZing shade and despite the surroundings
is decidedly toothsome to look at. The pc
culiarity about this shop lies in the fact
that the projectors had to procure a spe-
cial permit to conduct It, stone oven big
enough to bake an entire pig has been built
in the cellar. This required a permit from
the authorities, and the building of it was
scrutiniZed by experts and the work done
by the most careful workmen When a
pig has been dressed and is ready for the
oven it is placed in a tremendous pan and
showed into the red-hot oven. The whole IS
carefully basted from time to time with
it's own juices, to which is added lemon
juice. The pig is then permitted to cool
slowly. Everything about the process is
scrupulousy clean, and a great many per-
sons besides Cinnamon buy the article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-29

- TuSn 1W IlClSS lueiG >
been no time for regularity, nc consider
alton of right food. The stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition
become diseased and, then begins the
bitter and varied suferings of the man
with stomach trouble"
Yet this condition can be cured. The
stomach and oth& organs of digestion
and nutrition, cal besfestored to a nor
NAL condition of SQUAD health. Thou
sands testify that DrF Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, stuengthens the stom-
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the blood, that it breaks the bonds of the
dyspeptic, and makes him healthy,
happy man. No alcohol whisky or other
intoxicant is contained in Golden Med
ical Discovery.
"Iwas a sufferer from what the doctors called
indigestion, but after trying several eminent
physicians failed to get cure, F" writes MI Frank
Mericle, P, Q, Box 47s. independence. Jackson
ness in pit of stomach, fullness, tired feeling,
constipation; some times soreness would extend
to bowels. Some one recommended me to take
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which
did, and after taking only few bottles of Dis
covery' and your Pleasant Pellets can say I
other medicine ever tried. I began to gain in
flesh from the start. Have recommended it to
others and will continue to do So"
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets do not
become a necessity to the system they
have relieved of Accommodations and OBJ
otructiouA