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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-22
PASSENGERS.
DeDarted.

Per S. S. Gaelic, for San Francisco,
December 22.-Miss Belle Dickey, Miss
Nellie e. Smith, L. E. Graham and wife,
Young Lack, DR.. and Mrs. c. b. Dect-
son and son, Mrs. ]. NJ. Mangles, Mrs.
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Wilson,
Robt. Smith, Dr. F. c. Pague, Capt.
Mein, Mrs. Mein, r. M. Mein, E. p V.
Morgan, p. Custer, Mr.. Mcpherson, Mr..
and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, w. o. Watson,
Miss Johnson, r. Y. Melville, F. S.
Litherland, Robert Peel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice and family, T. Sanford, A. T.
Hinnicks Jas. Dalziel
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DEPARTING.

DEPARTING.
Thursday, December 81.
Schr. Luka, for Hawaii ports.
Schr. Rob Roy, for Oahu ports.
Friday December %.
Am. schr. Esther BUM, Anderson, for
Port Townsend in ballast.
Am. sh. Eclipse, Peterson, from New
castle, October %; 1897 tons coal.
Stmr. Kauai Thompson, for Nawili-
will, Koloa, Eleele, Hanapepe, Maka-
WE'LL Waimea and Kekaha, 4 p. m.
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MEMORANDA.

The schooner o. NJ. Kellogg and bar
kentine Mary Winkelman load lumber
at Tacoma for Kahului.
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A GOOD THING,

There's one good thing when they feel
dry
That business men cannot pass by,
For far and wide it's fame you hear,
They stop to drink of Rainier" beer.
On draught or in bottle at Criterion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-22

Fine Book and Commercial Printing
at the Star Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-08
Pittsburgh River News.

r.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. Z - Th
Pittsburgh towboat W. r. Grahaz
drifted ON to the cofrerdam at Merrill
yesterday afternoon, and o-day wai
still there. How the accident happen.
ed could not be learned. The steame,
sounded her distress whistle, and ser.
eral boats were called to her assistant
1t Is said that Syphons We're put in5
the boat to keep her from sinking.
The shipment of coal continues, ar!
as far as could be learned the boat;
have managed to pass the wrecks d
Merrlman safely. There Is scant col
boat water to-day. but there Is an eI.
cellent barge stage of water. The tQ.
lowing boats departed this morning:
Clipper . boats. barges; Clifton,
boats; Dickl Fulton, . boats, barge;;
John W. Allies, boats: Daunlless, !;
barges of steel rails; I. y. Bunton, !
barSes: Belize MCGOWAN: barges; L..
tie Dick. barges; Mount Glare, !
barGes; Monterey. barses: Pacific. y
bargcs. The Belle MCGOWAN and LII.
tie Dick assisted the Dick Fulton OF:
The Monterey assisted the Mount Cla;h
The total shipments to-day aggregates
10 boats and 80 barges, containing ~
600 bushels OF coal. About 2.i0ae:
bushels has thus far been shipps1
shipped. There is not large supp!
OF Goa, on hand ut either Cincinnati G
Louisville. as the coal operators have
been curtailing the output to some e.
tent IN order TO maintain prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-08
New Man intIlc Race,

HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb. 7.--lIugh
J. Eastburn, 4 DOylcstown lawyer, was
entered in the senatorial race to-day
by some of his antl-Quay friends. He
was one OF the five Pennsylvania dele
gates 10 the national Republican con-
vention, at st. Louis, In 1896, who voted
for President Mckinley against Senu-
tor Quay for the presidency. Those
who voted Tor him were Senator Rice,
who has changed from Huff. and Rep
rescntatfves Jcffries, from Stewart.
and Manley and Sexton, both from Dali
zcll. Mr. Quay was again thirteen
votes short OF the number necessary
TO elect. The ballot was devoid of in
tcrcst. The ballot was rs follows:
Quay, 1O5: jerks, 70: Dalzcil IA:
Stewart, s: Stone, g.; HUFF. 6: Tubbs, l:
Widencr, .; Ritter. .; Rice, .: Grow, /;
Smith, /; Marlsle, |; irwin, 6; Eastburn,
4. Total, 23i; necessary to choice.
llS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Mathews and Bulger, in the ragtimc
opera, by the Sad Sea Waves" scored
a hit at the Opera House. These stars
are new to Wheeling, but 1t Is safe to
say they will be top-notch favorites
in the future. A return engagement this
season would pack the Opera House
from pit to dome. by the Sad
Sea Waves" is melange of farce.
music and spcclalties. The scenes arc
laid IN fashionable sanitarium. where
Palmer Coin" GIathcws) and Boston
Bulge" (Bulgcr) practically run things
with their own ideas and suggestions.
Specialties abound through the three
acts. being introduced at opportune mo-
ments and in no way retarding the con-
tinuity of the story. The scenery is par
ticularly picturesque. while the cos
tuning is far In advance Of anything
seen in farcfcat productions. From the
large number Of clever people employed
.By the Sad Sea Waves" Is certainly
not performance devoted entirely to
the talents of the two popular stars.
and that the piece gives many an OPP
portunity can readily be seen by the
people who go to make up Mathews and
Bulgers support.
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Weather Tuesday--Clear and cold.
The marks at G p. NJ. Tucsday-l2 feet
inches and falling.
The Ben Hur, Leroy and Kanawha
are to-dcy's packets.
The keystone State departed at s
n. m. yesterday for Cincinnati with q
heavy trip outof the upper river.
The Queen City was delayed below by
Ice. She arrived ut p. IN. and departed
soon after that hour for Pittsburgh.
She will be here Tomorrow morning for
Cincinnati.
The T. NJ. Baync did not come out
yesterday. rs had been expected. The
Ruth and Leroy resumed IN their
trades. The Ruth, however, Is not ex-
pectcd up to-day.
Captain Frank RILEY. OF Pittsburgh.
has succeeded in removing the wrecks
ut Smiths Ferry and Bakers ! STAND,
On account of the ice he did not sue
coed In blowing up the wrecks until yes
tcrday.
The whnrfboat was caught on shore
ice yesterday morning and grounded.
The Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling
transfer steamer, IizZlc Townsend, was
called upon and after two hours work
she pulled the wharfboat back into Its
native element,
Captain Clayton Randolph, pilot OF
the Keystone State. whose home ID at
Rcadvillc. Ohio, saya the Waterways
journal, can count more OF his faith
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THEIR RECEPTION.
The Ladies OF Moundsvillc to En-.
tcrtain the Soldiers of
THE FIRST VEST VIRGINIA
Regiment ut the Opera Housc-Elab-
crate Preparations arc Being Made
for the Entertainment OF the Boys.
Wheeling Soldiers Cordially In
vitcd-ofany Additional Arrivals OF
the First Boys Yesterday.

The ladies' Of Moundsrille will give a
banquet and reception to the members
OF Company NJ. First West Virginia
Regiment Volunteer Infantry, and the
members of ]. C. Caldwell Post. No. 81.
OF the G. A. r., at the city opera house
this evening. in celebration OF the re-
turn of the soldier boys. The follow
Ing Is the order OF exercises arranged
by the committee in charge: Banquet
for G. A. r. Post and Company NJ. up
stairs in the arnory at o'clock p. m.
Reception down stairs in the aud
itorium at o'clock p. m. to which
all friends of the members are cordially
invited. Good speakers and excellent
music have been provided for, and an
enjoyable time generally is anticl-
patcd.
The members Of Company NJ. living
in Wheeling. Benwood and other places.
are urged to be present. and enjoy the
bounteous repast and the cordial recep-
tlon provided and arranged for them by
the ladies of Moundsville. than whom
none know better or are more willing to
provide and serve.
The boys kept coming yesterday on
every train from the south and west.
until quite number Of them are IN the
city. Others will come to-day, and to-
night. while others yet will not arrive
before Friday or Saturday.
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A BIG CONCERN.
The United States Fertilizer Com.
pany Incorporated and
CONTROLSTHEGIFFEN PROCESS
For tho Reduction Of Garbage and
Other Waste Materials Into Fertil-
izcrs-A Meeting of the Promoters
and Stockholders held Inst Night.
sub-compnnics will DO Licensed to
use the Process.

Last night there was meeting OF
the incorporators and stockholders of
the United States Fertilizer company,
OF Wheeling. which has Just been In
corporated at Charleston, and steps
were taken toward, Organization.
The company Is incorporated with a
capital stock OF s1.1Oo. with the prlvl-
lege of increasing 1t to $2,OOO.OOo. 1t
will engage in the business of reducing
garbage and other waste material into
fertilizers. using the process discovered
recently by r. *. Giffen, of this city.
which has lately been tried with great
success ut an experimental plant at
Marietta.
The incorpora!ors are Messrs. Il. *.
Giifen, George Hook, c. A. Robinson,
William A. Wilson. Robert Hazlett,
Joseph C. Brady, Morris Horlshemer.
Lawrence E. Sands, John X. List and
+. C. II. Schwertfeger. +.
It Is understood to be the plan of the
company to license sub-companies TO
use the Giffen process In all the cities
of the country. Recently Mr.. Giffen
licensed n company in Washington City
to use his process, and three large re-
ducing furnaces are being erected at
that place.
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Some Weather.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Feb. . 1.-THE
temperature here the past seven days
has ranged from 10 TO IS degrees below
zero. For the first time since the
storm all trains on the Wyoming d.
vision of the Union Pacific railway are
blocked. Indications are for continued
cold. The loss of live stock will be very
heavy. Mrs. J. Holmes. of Iron Noun
tain. left the Ferguson ranch. near Sill
yer Grown, to drive to her home. three
days ago. and was out In the storm two
days and night. She slept between
the horses the first night, and took shell
ter In an old well the second night.
When she reached home she was badly
frozen, and her condition Is critical
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,fereasthe production enough time to
complete almost the entire season OF
the company. The Late Mr.. Early"
is tpInights attraction at the Opera
House!
BOSTON LYRICS AGAIN.

BOSTON LYRICS AGAIN.
There IS. no question but what the
announcement OF the return engage
mcnt Of the famous Boston Lyric Opera
company for one week. commencing on
Monday. February 20. with matinees on
Wednesday and Saturday. will be hailed
with the greatest satisfaction. The sue
cess of this company In their PERFORM
nnce here Is still fresh In the minds OF
those who were fortunate enough to be
on hand to witness the production
and those who stayed away"Naud re-
GREETED 1t afterward
That this company's great success
will be repeated 1t Is needless to say.
There is always n warm welcome ac-
corded flrst-class musical organizations
In Wheeling. and the simple announces
ment of the Boston Lyrics coming
again will Mt once set musical circles In
a flutter OF excitement.
The same organization precisely will
be on hand for this engagement that
was with the former event, with several
important additions made by Manager
Colonel W. A. Thompson to the chorus
mot that this feature OF the perform
ance needed strengthening-but II Is
desired to make 1t even better, il pos
slble.
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WARREN-River . foot. Weatss
clear and cold. :,
OILrCITY-River l foot 6 inches AZ
falling. Weathear. cold and lghI
CORRESPONDENCE 10 feet ~ ~
falling. Weather, showing and co.
BROWNSVILLE-River 9 iee1
inches and falling. ~
PlTTSBURGH-Rivcr . feet ana l4'
ing at the dam. Showing. :,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 feet a..
falling. Weather. cold and liGh sho.i'
PARKERSEURG- ID ieet ~ ~
falling. Weather, heavy snow ia1'. ~,
PIT. PLEASANT--Rivcr 26.i fces 4-'
rising. Cloudy. :,
CINCINNATI = River Si.5 icct a.
rising. Partly cloudy. ,.,.,
CAIRO-River 2l.7 feet and F's'.'
Clear, and colder. VIA,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II feet and ia1'''s
Clear and cold. ,l
LOUISEILLE-Rivcr rising, WIN -;
feet in the canal. 81 OIL the falls any, :
feet below the locks. Clear and cVl%
EVANSVILLE = River ~ iee' 4-'
rising. Clear and cold.
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BITTER COLD WEATHER
In the Far Wcst-Railroads Tied Up
Thousands of Cattle PcrishinG.

In the Far Wcst-Railroads Tied Up.
Thousands of Cattle Pcrishing.
DENVER, Col. Feb. 1.-THE cold
wave continues undated. The mini
mum temperature at the weather sta
ton in this city during the past twenty
four hours. was 90 degrees below zero.
At o'clock this morning the tempera-
ture was l6 degrees below. At Pueblo at
the same hour 1t wac a below.
Three special trains were sent east
from Glenwobd Springs to-day, bringing
all the passengers that had been detain-
ed there and they will arrive In Denver
tonight. The passengers united in 4
letter of thanks to President Jeffrey for
the kind treatment given them while
snow-b bound. The West minstrel troup
after being delayed 4 week at Basal,
returned west to Ogden and Il not again
delayed. Will reach this city via the
Union Pacific Tomorrow evening. After
weeks toll the Colorado & Southern
has been forced 10 abandon the effort TO
open the High line" between Como and
Leadrllle.
II Is estimated that sixty Thousand
Sheep In southern Colorado, are dying
of cold and hunger. Many tlOcks have
been abandoned by the herders.
Another twenty-four hours of wealth
er suc! as has been sweeping over Wy
oming since February !. and 80 per cent
OF the cattle Of Wyoming will be dead"
said 3. Frank Hunter to-day. The
winter Is without exception the worst
that has ever been experienced in TINT
part of the country There is not i
shrub or bunch of grass Of ans kind
visible between this city and western
Wyoming along the railroad. and It Is
almost impossible for the cattle to find
anything TO eat. The loss Will be al
most incalculable,as thousands OF cattle
are down already.
Those LEFT standing are In the last
stages OF suffering from cold ana hun
ger. They have reached the sem!-con-
sc!ous state when they begin to look FOR
something rs n support. From the car
window the cattle can be seen leaning
back against the fences. or course my
Information Is only regarding the cattle
| along the railroad line. but 1t Is highly
probable that the same condition exists
all over the state"
In eastern Colorado, so far rs possible,
range cattle are being fed, but II the
cold weather continues much longer the
supply OF feed will be exhausted,
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FLINT. HYpNoTIsT.

The Grand was packed last night with
an audience that laughed itself hoarse
in enjoyment of the hypnotic entertain
ment given by the great Flint, whose
name on play bill is synonymous OF
the very best in his line. Again he was
fortunate IN having the cooperation OF
n dozen or fifteen excellent sub
jects. He had them entirely
under his control, and their antics were
ludicrous. indeed. Balloon ascensions,
parachute jumps, tobogsan rides. sing
ing. dancing, swimmlns-thcse and n
hundred and one other imaginary
amusements were participate in by the
subjects. and enjoyed by the audience.
The engagement closes to-day with
q MATING and night performnncce.
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Comes from Dr.. D. B. C0rsl'E:. I. /.
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face, and the best doctors could eHS,,,
help: but her cure is complete anu ~ ~
health is excellent" This shows Wa W.
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BIttcrs is the best blood purifier Nl'v y.
It's the supreme remedy FOR cczel',a, ~, ~.
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Dnngcrs Orthc Grin.

The greatest danger from La Crime ia
of It's resulting In pneumonia. II rrns-
enable care IL used. however, and
Chambcrlnin's Cough Remedy taken. Mi
danger viii he avoided. Among the tens
OF thousands who have used this rem
eds for Ia grippe we have yet TO learn
OF single case having resulted In men
monia. which shows conclusivcly that
this remedy Is certain preventive of
that dangerous disease. II will cure
IN grippe In less time than any other
treatment. 1t Is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale By druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-08
"ruE LITE MP. EARLY"


THE Late Mr.. Early" the new farce
comedy by James II. Martin. has scored
the most emphatic kind of hit Sue
cesscs. however, have been anything
but foreign to Mr.. Martins career as
n playwright, and while he may not ap-
peal for public approval SO frequently
rs many other authors, one always
looks for something of more than pass
ing interest from him. Mr.. Martin first
came before the public rs the author OF
1.-THE Harvest Moon" Nine. Jaun-
scheck'S greatest success. The latest
work Of this clever playwright is serv-
Ing rs n vehicle for the stellar debut
of Sharp and Flatt. the musical come
dams, who have for several seasons
been features with Hopkins Trans
Oceanic company, and these clever en-
tertainers have been credited with iav-
ing scored very strongly in the produce
ton. They are surrounded with d COM
pany Of exceptional strength, and when
one pauses to think Of the individual
merit OF many of the principals 1t is
easy TO imaEine splendid performance.
The spccialities In the production are
without single exception said to be
extremely strong, and the incidental
music, songs and choruses are said 10
have caught on. The costuminE and
scenery of the piece are of the most
elaborate and costly kind. The play Is
to be seen in but very few one-night
stands this year, It's success having been
so great that managers In New York.
Chicago and other large cities have Of
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muNDER THE DOME"

Lieutenant C. S. Ripley, In charge Of
the United States photographic bureau,
at Chicago. n survivor Of the Vandalia,
one OF the United States men-of-war
wrecked during the fearful hurricane
which swept the harbor of Apia. March
10, 1889. was an interested spectator ut
the initial production of Under the
Dome" In Chicago recently, and again
later In the week, in company with Geo.
Kimberly. nephew OF Admiral KIM
berry. who was in charge of the United
States squadron at Apia: Mrs. Towns
end, 4 sister of the admiral: Major f.
Pond. of the United States army. and
others occupied Il box as the guests of
the management. Lieutenant Ripley
pronounced the hurricane scene in the
play only second in its awful grandeur
to that which at !Apia resulted IN the
wrecking Of forty schooners and half a
dozen German and American men-of-
war.
Under the Dome" comes to the
Grand Opera House the last half of this
week.
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Plate Glass Profits.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. met pro-
iits OF the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.,
for the past year. were announced at
the annual meeting to-day, to have been
more than Si,0O0.COo. The management
of the company has decided 10 erect
plant for the manufacture and repair OF
the equipment of the glass factories n.
some time soon. but plans have not
been fully formed and were not acted
upon to-day. The plant will be likely
erected at Ford city and will cost $780,
900 or more. n.
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State horticultural Society.

Special Dispatch TO the lntelligencer.
E CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb. 1.-THE
state horticultural society held its
sixth>annual session In this city to-day.
The meeting was fairly well attended.
about fifteen counties being represented,
and the papers. addresses. and discuss
ions were Of high order. A very i'm
portan; and interesting session was
held this evening. The officers elected
are: State Senator R. C. Burkhart. OF
Martlnsburg, president; John H. Craw-
ford, OF Orange Grove. vice president;
l.. c. Corbett, Of Aiorgantown, secretary.
The wool growers association will
meet Tomorrow. and the state grange
Thursday and Friday.
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Death of Bishop Williams

MIDDLETOWN. Conn, Feb. 7.-Rt.
Rev. John Williams. D. D.. LII. D.,
ranking bishop Of the Episcopal church
In America. died at the Episcopal resi-
dencc In this city shortly before 6
o'clock tonight, aged cIghty-oae years.
His death was sudden and unexpected.
He had been attacked with the grip In 4
mild form about week ago, but no IA
tai result was apprehended.
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MUNYON'S H. II. r. CO.,
1905 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
QUAYS TRIAL.
Again POstpOned-This Time by the
Court for Good Reasons,

Again P0stponed-This Time by the
Court for Good Reasons.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. THE
trial Of Senator Quay. his son Richard
r. Quay. and eX-State Treasurer Ben
jamln J. Haywood, charged with con-
spiracy in the misuse of state Funds on
deposit in the Peoples Bank, has again
been postponed, this time from E'ebru-
airy 20, to February q.
Judge Better, OF the court of quarter
sessions to-day sent for the district at
torney and counsel FOR the defendants
and informed them that the previous
date, February 20. would be Immediate
ly followed by two holidays. election
day and Washington's birthday.
The Judge said lie considered It would
be a hardship to the Jurors to keep
them confined on the two holidays when
court would not be in session and he
therefore determined 20 change the date
to February u.
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BERLIN, Feb. IAN Interpolation
introduced In the relchstag by Count
Won Kanltz and Herren Licber and
Basserman. supported by one hundred
conservatives. ccntrlsts and national
liberals, asking the chancellor for in
formation as to the actual position OF
the politlco-commercial relations with
the United States will be discussed
Thursday.
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Not LikcIr lo pnss Now.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-Tnquiry
about the senate regarding the McEnery
resolution develops the fact that any
resolution is not likely to pass just
now. though there may be no obJec-
ton later. 1t Is understood the admin
istration believes 1t would be ineXpe-
dent TO pass resolutions while the
strained relations exist between the
United States and the insurgents at Ma
Mia o..
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Doctor Thomas C. Clark, well known
physician and pharmacist, graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania and Phlladcl-
phfa College Of Pharmucy. and who served
as physician in the United States navy
during the civil war. residing at 1896 North
F!fty-second street, Philadelphia, Penna.,
says: Il believe the Munyon Inhaler is
destined TO revoIutionlze the treatment OF
affections OF the breathing organs. This
Is due to the fact OF the application OF the
remedies used being more direct, more
specific and more readily absorbed by the
diseased tissues than they can be II adj
mlnistercd In any other form. l believe
that 1t acts as u preventive against dlbli-
iberia, catarrl, sorG throat. bronchitis
and consumption in n more effectual way
than heretofore known. My experience
with the Inhaler has been most yratify-
Ing and phenonienally successful"
With this Inhaler YOU are enabled 10
treat yourself at your home. thus saving
doctors fees. 1t does away with taking
unpleasant doses lnto tho stomach, and
renders unnecessary any cutting. callter.
izing or burning. The shat OF the disease
Is directly attacked and tho germs de-
stroyc0.
The air passages are rermcated with
med!cated, vilalizcl air, which snut6cs,
heals and inyigorates, and n sense CT re-
lief Immediately follows Its Use. II used
In time 1t will positively prevent consurnp-
tim