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Steamboats,.
BOSTON AMID NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.


BOSTON AMID NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LIME
For Fall River Boston. Marthas Vineyard. Nantucket
Cape Cod all and Northern Mountain. Inland
and seashore points. Steamers PRISCILLA and
Pier 10 y r.. Warren ST.. week days and sun
days at $50 P. NJ Steamer from New York SUNDAYS
oniv touches AT Newport. other days II the week
Providence Line eastward steamer stops az Newport
PROVIDENCE LONE
For Newport Providence. Boston the North and East
Steamers PLYMOUTH and CITY OF LOWELL IN com
mission Orchestra each. Leave Pier j. y. r. foot
Of Murray St days only at 600 = NJ. touching az
Newport. r. l. MONDAY mornings excepted on Mon
day mornings River Line steamers touch AZ Newport
@TGNlMGTTN LIME
For stonington Narragarsett Pier Watch HI. Boston
ISLAND Leave Pier &c. y R., foot Of Spring St,
week DAYS only at 500 =. VI. sunday night Westward
trips Will be made by this line from July to scpember
10 inclusive Saturday night Westward trips VIII lie
omitted during same period.
NORWICH LIME
For New london Worcester. Boston the East
steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and CITY OF WORCESTER.
Leave pier So y r.. block above Canal week
DAYS only al $50 T. NJ on sundays from July 10
september 10 inclusive. Sionington Line Westward
steamer will touch New London leaving there az lOl5
p " for New YorH
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KNICKERBOCKER TRUST CO.,

234 FIFTH AVE.
Branch Once &c Broadway.
New York June IL. 1899.
TNHE Board Of Directors have this day de-
clared semi-ennual dividend Of THREE AND
ONE-HAl-F PER CENT $40 from net earnings the
capital stock OF this Company. payable July ls 1899 to
stockholders OF record 81 June 10Th 1899 Transfer
books will close 10th. 1888 at 3 r. NJ and reopen
July 30. 1899. ALFRED 3. MACLAY. Secretary.
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UNITED TRACTION AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
Jersey City, ~ j.. June 49, 1899.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT. on the
Capital Stock Of this Company will be paid the
holders the LIST day OF July 1899 Transfer
will be closed from the sd the Sd proXmo
inclusive.
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Dipiorno Noiites.
OFFICE OF THE
Northern Pacific Railway Company,

Mills Building New York. June II, 1899
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors, held this day.
there declared the Of the Company
a dividend OF ONE PER CENT the Common Stock Of
the Company. the be paid 1899. 20 the
stockholders Of record the closing OF the transfer books
July II, 1899.
For purpose OF such dividend books OF
this company will be closed =. on July H. 1899,
and viii be reopened at 10 A. NJ. July "a 1899
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
by GEORGE II. EARL, Secretary.
q Wall Street
New York. June IL. 1890.
The transfer books the Voting Trustees
Stock Trust Certificates OF the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY will close IN New York and Berlin
at F. NJ. July IL. 1899 and will 10 A. M.
July "a. lS0a
on August g. ls4 the Voting Trustees will be prepared
70 distribute the above dividend Of Per Cent when
received by them the parties entitled thereto
same appear Of record their books when closed
above
j. II. MORGAN a CO.. New York,
DEtTsCHE BANK, Berlin.
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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School Aaensiss.

A MEXICAN AID FOktnoS TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies frufsssurs. Teachers Tutors
Ae, 10 Colleges, hchsls and Famllles Apply -
Mrs. N. }. rovNa-fuLroN. - tai0n sgsAz~
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Qeafbers.


mr. W q NOVEL;. private tutor 81 pupils homes %
~ at ~ "a s4f 81 Two pupils received in family.
Atm. GREEK ans HIGHER ENGLISH STUDY male
IL delightful Half the time Ned. Twenty q
perience skiiful teaching TO- substantial pay AifSps
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YEAD-In ccTby. Kitsap counsy. March
q. 1ysa. Abraham .. Feaz. OF cancer.
aged s years
Remains will arrive az essIhraith'x dock
this afternoon AZ ! oseSock. Tre funeral
viii proceed TO Lake View cemetery
where inferment wilt be made
1AcOng-rhe remains Of DAvad w. Ja-
coAse are being ernbasHa@d ~ B9nnsy -
Stewart and viii ~ sent 70 ea.hey. H.
f~s snf4rMsent this sfserncon as aeleck-
Deceased wAs nsemb@r Of the b r. O.
Ellis.
aALTrEI.-The remains Of Alfred SaifIei
are befng ~rssbassz@N ~ Eounss a stew
art and viii be seat "a rhsisseaphta Tor
intsrmenf shss afternoon ~ o'eiocE
PfxLEE-fn seattle, "Wednesday. Marcn
q 1ass .rs fsae Hosaoke building. William
r. psxsss. son or SsFs. q. j. P.xsee. aged
- years, Of caFeer 81 tSse sEyer.
YfxLEE-Irs seattie. Narcn q ia. Will
tam K Pagles. asn ~ Sarah j. Pixies.
Of heart failure. aged e. gears.
COOPER-~At Pesfistor. ssgs, March II.
f6As. Robert c. Sospsf father Ct Mira
Joseph Preeee ~ shts city.
Fsnsrsl wss, sss he'd at Colby this nsorn-
ing al 10. fatsrHssas In Lake sls~ GENE
tory. Seattle.
MARITIME Seattle, March q. 1893. clar-
snee Martin, OF pneumonia. As~a -
years.
MAYERE-In Seattle. March = 1876, Lot
tie Mayors. of pneumonia. aged 81 years
BAXTER In Seattle. March 2. isss Dan
fel X. Baxter. OF dropsy. aged y years
FEAS-~In Colby. Kissap county, Washing
ton. Abraham s. Fsas NarIh Y. I've.
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PUBLI6HEH'S NOTICE Traseisn8
agents are J. A. Mcclellan, L. q. StTAGhan.
" O. Rowiey and O b. Locfass. city CO..
lect0rn are j. a. Csthears, n. T. HaNasy.
Eugene Mccarthy. G. II. MCGOWAN. c p,
0ssffen and II. A. Willis rostrnaAtrrs ev-
erywhsFe are cur agentss Pay money ossay
10 these and to our res dent azsafS IN ths
SarDus cities and towns al the Northwest
ADNEHTIEfSss--4fffc hours OF the
fcsf-Intellixeacer business office. Daily -
o m. until II .. m: Sunday hours, open Ms
O. m until i0sgo o. no. Classified Adyefiiss-
nents far Insertion following morning WA
- resuaved ~ 10 ios5o D. IA Aassrhsc-
metats Under classified hszd.nzs Will ps ia-
Hrfed At ths rate ~ cent word sAsn
insertion. Payment always in advance. No
advertisements received for less tnsa -
eaotA
KEWABDzrea dsliars viii be pad for
information leading 10 the conviction OF
eny person stealing copies Of TINS paper
delivered 10 subscribers III Seattle,
menta In the Sunday Past -InleIiissnesr
must be furnished by ! O'Clock Saturday.
Advertisements viii be- rece9ved ~ branch
offtces Of the Poss-Intelilxeaerr
TACOMA HUREAu--No. li1 Pacine AZ
enue. G, ID. Raj.
oLYMPfA--4i7h Main s,rset q. c. Wa
Stanley. Agent.
EyEREfT~,P K Lewis.
sFOkASE-Branch Office. room II VOL
verion block, corner Riverside and NH:
elsphone - j o. Peterson, Manager.
pORT TOWNSESD--wm. A. Pfstntr-
-hELLIN0HAM BAY - New Whateom.
SaYktr Ellis. Manager.
VICTORIA. Il. C+~-George hsrsden-
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Nnairs


THE CITY OF SEATTLE cry
Treasurer's Notice.
Notice s hereby given that the fourth
annual i1stailment of local Improvement
district No. 81 for the Improvement OF
Bush street and the portion ef Cullen
street and Germsine avenue Intervening
between the north and south portions az
Bush street at their respective intersec-
lions Herewith. from Jackson street to
Day street, in the city OF Seattle, under
tn. provisions of ordinance No ssS4s which
provides for the Improvement OF said
street by grading the same and con-
sirDeting sidewalks on both sides thereof
with parking strips between sidewalks and
roadway and providing for the payment
therefor IA fnstailsnents and establishing a
tund for such syn sns by the ievying AMI
s,slect3en of special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement
ard providing for the issuance of bonds
authorized by ar act of the legislature
of the state Of Washington Approved
March p lss5, and under the provisions
81 ordinance No. 5ass. approved May !.
1894 as amended By ordinance No sssD
approved July H. 1885, and the city char
Ter as amended and pow in force has been
the respective sums therein charged ard
les led agatnzf each parcel ard lot Of sn.a
ard part thereof. ia said dis,ric, In raw.
snent Of such inssalment remains tnfsats.
aud the same. intending the Interest az,
the whole amount charged must s,e .,atsf
on or before The iTfh day III April lstg
Unless payment De mace on such ir-
gtaiIfssns on or before the 18th aav ~
April 1922 the same shall become de-
Hnauert and shail bear interest al tha
rate 81 3 pc. cent per ann0m, until paid
and II rot paid before said time. "a peYs-
atty pf five ~ FER cent. shall be added
and the Gums delinquent shall ID. snferef
en- tire annual tax roll for the c,1rrer,
year against each lot ard parcel Of lansf
and part thereof. delinquent ana wits.
the Interest and penalty shall be coliecte.
other taxes. together with SUCH adj
siorai charges ar penalties AZ are sxthaS
lied - PIG ehar<eG and collected on otAsr
Eeitn4saeut taxes. and zach 10, ~ nar~<t
Of land 80 delinquent shall be sola for r.se
amount 81 such assessment. with intererT
penalty and costs. ia the manner urss.
ssd~G By iaw
A. II FooTE,
City Treasurer ~ the City OF Seattle
DATE OF aFsf publication March "a. .sss
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GfskAANtA HAIdn saturday March Is
grand bal, cash prixe wajsA cake walk
~r. l.uessess's> cslehfat.sf oft.hestra 81
eighI union musicians AEIrnswaion DC
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements anass any
Aeadins In eiassaaca columns |
la = ssosA sach Insertions mis-
j tau0 charge. 36c. CiassiaeA
Advertisements rsnntng oae I
asuth without change ~ copy,
el.6O per line, (seven wards
eeuat - ltaeE On three
Assths' order. ei.sS per itss
pes months IN siH menths' or
Ser, $40 per iiac per months
- yeasiy order, ~ per iins
per 0enth.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


tKIxE masquerade and cake walking
next Saturday. Magwh 81. a. cash for
neSt iads sGd gent walters. doar prizes
To ali valuable prixss for beet RENEE
sentative costumes seats for sps,ta-
tors MUSE by Grants fun band CO.
haInaia hail. seventh and Columbia
street. Admission gsc
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LODGE NOTICES.
ARcANA LODGE. S.. H. and A. II. meets
sss2nd and fourth MONDAYS each month.
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pAHI~-Aiuing Broker. 80 New =
block.
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PACIFIC Electric and Galvsn!e Belt ca
will sell YOU belts and appli ances cheaper
than any one else. all goods warranted
easily regulated; carry stronger current !:
do not fail 10 get our prices. Second and
Pike
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SNAPS.
SNAPS.
SNAPS.
Lease for sale on i0o-room house. running
five years; good location, with office on
ground floor.
Furniture of six-room house. SO: rent sd;
close in.
Another six-room house. 500.
Ten-room house. rent $3.50. for $o2s-
Fifteen-room house on Third avenue. near
Seattle theater: $500.
Forty-room hotel, $500: half cash, bal
ance one year 1t per cent.
Dry goods and gents furnishing store.
ESQ, will invoice over A,ooo.
I-room house. 81. 10
3S-room house, S2.0o0: one-half cash.
45-room house rent $45. for 81 200. part
cash. good time on balance at per cent.
Restaurant for sale. one of the finest
propositions in the city: ell and tnyes-
tigate; positively no commission will be
charged on any of the above; now Is a
chance to get a snap.
SPENCER & CO..
Sl1 FIRST avenue.
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wASTED-EEaL ESTATE.

WANT k<fA~'Te purchase timber ard .snal
lands must be well situated asSga ehaar
for spot cashi state FISH particulars I.
r Anderson 4 f~9-> Tacoma. Wash
LOT n suburbs ~ c.sE Apply Gardner
Land Ca. - Nsw YORK o!es.k
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this ofIics:
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FOR ssIE-cTTY REAL ESTATE.
BUILDING LOTS On street car tire a.
each W w Beck. Eaxenra WaSn
REsAls ESTATE and timber ianda DorY
4 &C., room 4. Bailey building
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THE CLOSE of last week marks one OF
the best weeks Seattle brokers have ex-
perienced In a number OF months. The
sale Of Republic has greatly stimulated
buying. and 1t is known that other prop
critics are being negotiated for by Cana
dian syndicates. Notably among these
are the Rebate and Tom Thumb. and
when sold. you may look for boom In
Standard and Back Bone stocks. 1t Is
exasperating to see Princess Maud sell
ing at the present price. as upon the
showing or ore In the mine that property
today IL worth Soc per share, and We
confidently expect to see IL go to 81 90.
1t Will simply be another case of II told
YOU So"
Deer Trail No. 2 is nearly OF the market,
but we have some left, which we hold
at zoe.
For prices on any OF the principal stock
In Republic district, call on or write
w. H. VINCENT 4 CO..
8 and Rcxwell Block.
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HEALTHY, HAPPY CHILDRRN

are those whose mothers have been and
are healthy. The best intentioned wO-
man in the world will fall short OF her
duty to her children if she is worried and
wearied with weakness and sickness.
Most all irritable women are sick wO-
men. Most all melancholy, listless, Ian
guild women are sick women. Every wo-
man who will take the trouble to notice
will find that at certain fixed periods she
is nervous, cross, irritable and despOn-
dent. ANY irregularity makes the con-
ditions worse. Even a we'll woman is
less amiable than usual at these times.
What can be expected from sick wO-
man? When every movement is dreary
drag, when the nerves are all ON edge
in sympathy with the particular ones
affected--when it seems that death were
very much preferable to living what
can q woman do for children then?
It is every WOman's duty to be we'll
and healthy. There is no reason why
she should be otherwise II only she
will take proper care of herself and take
Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription when
she needs it. This celebrated remedy has
been used in the Invalids' Hotel and Sur
.gical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y, Of
which Dr. Pierce is the Chief Consulting
Physician and specialist, for over thirty
years. Thousands Of women have been
cured by it.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-18
tFnoRrDA-uuRA.

The Memphis Route--K KRnsas City,
Fort Scott @ Memphis railrOad--has
daily through sleeping-car service, Kan
sas City to Jacksonville, Fla, via Mem
phis, Birmingham, Atlanta and Macon
In connection with train NO 1, leaving
Kansas City ct 10: 40a. H., reaching Jack
sonville at 35 q. M, second morning WITH
close connections for all South Florida
points, and making but one change Of
cars, Kansas City to Havana via Tampa
or Miami. Through sleeping-car daily TO
New Orleans, in connection with train
No. 8, leaving Kansas City az 9:1O p. m,
connecting at New Orleans with the
Morgan Line OF steamers for Key West
and Havana.
The Memphis is the short and quick
route TO all points in the Southeast. For
map and timetable folder, and sleeping
car reservations, address. ]. r. Lock-
wood, G. P. A., Memphis Route, Kansas
City, Mo.
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OFFTCIAL CAIlT..

10 all Miners Associations In the State
OF Kansas, GREETING:
Pursuant 70 an ACT passed by the special
session OF the legislature OF 1893 and 1899
entitled "An AOt creating q state Assocla-
ton OF Miners with power TO elect Q Sec
retafy 0f mining Industries who shall sue
ceed 20 the powers and duties Of the State
Mine Inspector, II Is made the duty Of the
Commissioner OF Labor Statistics to Is
sue call TO the above organizations to as
semble In delegate convention 70 be-
held at the State capitol on the first Mon
day In February, 1899.
Therefore, In accordance with the pro-
visions Of this act, the first annual con-
yention Of the State Association OF Miners
ls hereby called to convene In the city OF
Topeka at o'clock p. m. on Monday. Feb
ruary 9Th, 1889. The basis of representa-
ton for the above organization Is as
follows; One delegate from each Miners
Association consisting Of ave or more mem
bers.
Printed credentials will be forwarded to
secretaries upon application to che Com
missioner OF Labor Statistics. Such cre-
dentials must be certified by the presiding
officer and secretary and returned 10 the
Commissioner Of Labor Statistics OF least
1--WE days before said meeting. For further
information see copy OF the act published
1889.
The purposes OF this convention shall be
the election Of a president, vice president
and secretary. and said secretary shall be
ex Ofiicio state Mine Inspector. Said 0fh-
cials shall constitute the executive board
OF said association and the transaction
OF such other business as shall be legal un-
der this act.
are earnestly requested to be represented.
w. L. A. JOHNSON,
Commissioner OF Labor Statistics.
Topeka, Kans., January IL, 1899.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-18

Walters in Partisan restaurants always
have an answer ready. Zola, the novel
ist had noticed this fact, and according
to the London Figaro, made use of it in
perpetrating a joke.
Bring me a sphinx la Marengo," he
said to waiter.
"I am sorry to say they are out" was
the answer.
What, no more sphinx" said Zola,
in tone of indignant surprise.
The waiter stepped close to the chair
and whispered.
The truth is, we have some. monsieur,
but don't care to serve them to you, as
they are not quite fresh"
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OFFICIAL CALL.

To all Trades Unions, Labor Organizations,
Labor Associations, and Labor Societies
In the State Of Kansas, GREETING:
Pursuant to an act passed by the special
session Of the legislature OF 1898 and 1899
entitled IAN act to create a State Society
OF Labor and Industry, with power to elect
a secretary who shall succeed to the pow
ers and duties Of the Commissioner OF La.
Dor Statistics and be ex ofiicio state fac
tory inspector and an assistant who shall
be assistant Commissioners OF Labor Sta
tlstics, and TO collect, report and dissem-
mate statistics OF labor and industry, and
repeating chapter 1888, laws Of 1886" IL Is
made the duty Of the Commissioner OF La
bor Statistics to issue O. call to the above
organizations to assemble In q delegate
convention to be held at the State capitol
on the first Monday In February, 1899.
Therefore, In accordance with the above
provisions the first convention OF the State
Society Of Labor and Industry 10 hereby
called to convene at the State capitol In
the city Of Topeka at Q O'clock a. m. on
Monday February 9Th 1889 The basis Of
representation for the above organizations
10 as follows: One delegate for the first
ifty members or fraction thereof, and one
delegate for each one hundred members
or a. majority fraction thereof
Printed credentials will be forwarded to
secretaries upon application TO the Com
missioner Of Labor Statistics. Such creden-
tials must be certified under OATH and re-
turned to the Commissioner at least five
days before the meeting.
All Labor Associations and Societies are
entitled to representation in this dele
gate meeting provided they have been or
gani2ed at least ninety days and otherwise
are eligible under the provisions Of the
above act. For further information see
copy Of the Act published In the Advocate
and News Of January 11th, 1899
The purposes of this convention shall be
the discussion Of economic and industrial
questions and other matters pertainlng.to to
the interests OF labor and the election Of
q president, vice president, secretary, and
An assistant secretary, which officials shall
dustry.
All organizations eligible under this act
are earnestly requested to be represented.
w. l.. A. JOHNSON,
Commissioners Of Labor Statistics.
Topeka, Kans., January IL. 1885,
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-18

Mrs. Blank-"The paper tells OF a
postmaster who was appointed by John
Quincy Adams, and has held the posi-
tion ever since. Was he an unusually
good man. do you think?" Mr.. Blank
Can experienced citizen) --"0h, not at all.
It was an unusually poor Office. New
York Weekly.
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Rich and Patriotic.

Among the society women who did
their part in the war is Mrs. Alexander
Van Rensselaer, Of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Van Rensselaer,, who is the daughter Of
the late A. j Drexel. the millionaire
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The Bones OF Columbus.

The discussion as to whether or not
the bones Of Columbus have really gone
back to Spain is still unsettled SantO
Domingo claims that they still remain
in the cathedral on that island. The
people of Havana, however. have al
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published January 1s, 1892
Senate Bill No. Is.

AN ACT requiring and directing the clerk
OF the District court OF Shawnee county
to pay to the county treasurer Of said
county certain fees and moneys herein
after designated.
BE II enacted by the Legislature OF the
State OF Kansas:
Section /. The clerk OF the District court
Of Shawnee county Is hereby required and
directed to pay to the county treasurer
OF said county, in quarterly installments at
the close Of each quarter, all fees and
moneys now In his possession, or which
may be hereafter collected by him, arls-
ing from the taxation and collection, as
costs, of two dollar stenographer's fee
in cases filed or pending IN said court.
Section 2. This act shall take emect ana
be in force from and after its publication
in the official State paper
hereby certify that the above bill orig
mated in the Senate, and passed that body
A. M. HARVEY,
President OF the Senate.
MARION WATSON;
Secretary OF the Senate.
Passed the House January 9Th, 1899.
VIM. ID. STREET.,
Speaker OF the House
A. ID. GILPIN,
Chief Clerk. OF the House.
Approved January 9Th, 1899.
j. w. LEEDY,
Governor.
STATE OF KANSAS,
Office Of Secretary Of State
I, w. n. Bush, Secretary of state OF the
State Of Kansas do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Is q correct copy Of
the original enrolled bill now on file In my
office.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO
subscribed my name and affixed my official
seal, this 5th day Of January, 1899.
GSeal.l w. N. BUSH
Secretary Of State.
BY C. M. ROSS,
Assistant Secretary of State.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-18

One Of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
would start the poisonous matter In the
way It should 60 II there's good deal
OF It, better take two-that's a mildly ca
thartic dose.