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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
BIG SHIPS FOR
NEWPORT NEWS.
Two of the Largest in America to Be
Built There.
TREMENDOUS TONNAGE BUILDING
A Young Lady Frightened by Fight
ing Soldiers in an Electric Car.
She " ent to the Platform aud
Fell Oh-IIOurs Before Found

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Feb. 10
SpeclaL-lt is definitely, though not oihci-
ally, known here that the contracts Tor
the two huge Pacific Mail steamers nave
been awarded 10 the Newport News SNIP
building and Drydock Company, ana as
soon as possible the work OF their con-
structlon Will begin.
The vessels viii be the largest ships
ever built In America, being superior III
length ana size generally TO the 81. faul
and St Louis. the pride of the Cramps,
heretofore holding the palm.
They will cost two million dollars apiece
and when completed will DC put in the
trade between San Francisco and China
The news that the contract had been
awarded to this yard for building the
great Pacific Mail liners was received
here with delight. The ships VIII be
twins. They will be 63 feet beam, 26.S
feet depth. and $50 feet I'm length, or l45
feet longer than the ST. Louis, the larS
est vessel ever built IN this country
LARGE CONTRACTS ON HAND.
The contracts now on hand at this yard
are valued. approximately at Sls'oaoNoo
and the tonnage under contract Is over
one hundred thousand.
The following are the ships now build
ing and contracted for:
taAAit1iflF iN'ii s'''' 49, ''fN-N 5000 49,
oo0
Battleship Kentucky, l1.525 tons, S'25o'-
COS
Battleshlp Illinois. li,525 tons. $3.50 900
Battleship Missouri, 1850 tons SZ'Sa''-
CO.,
Monitor Arkansas. 5000 tons. 100000
Four steamships. Morgan Line. each
1850 tons. 100000, total. 1850 tons, WV
co.
Two steamships. Cromwell Line, each
4 $50 tons. 10000. total, 1920 tons Sl'9o'-
0o1
Steel harbor tug. Morgan Line, A9,V0.
Two steamships. Pacific Mail Line
each about 1900 tons, 100000; total, "a
90 tons. $4,000
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
Miss ora McFall. cashier for Gritt1ths
& Lewis. met with peculiar and painful
accident last night. She was returning
10 her home I'm East End when some
soldiers on the car began fighting with
the conductor. The young lady got up
from her seat and went out on the plat
form. The car was going at fun speed
when she lost her balance and fell on
the frozen ground. 40 one saw her ran,
and she lay on the ground unconscious
for nearly three hours before she was
discovered She was carried into near
bv drugstore where three physicians
worked with her for an hour and sue
cecded in reviving her. She was not seri-
ously injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
WHY WELLINGTON WAS CALLED
TBE Iron DUKE"

The Duke of Wellington, hero of
Waterloo, greatest OF battles. Was called
from ms intense strength. power and
energy the Iron Duke" Hc was the
masterful power 10 command. MAN and
succeed. I'm possibly Jess measure his
power OF success isl inherent in every
heallhy man. 10 is the bIrthright or
health ana strength To is only the nerve
weakened ana unl slcalIy exhausted man
who Is The weaklng in TINS world toe
WRECK ana IaAure 100 llfe And In this
age OF scientific achievements there
need be no wrecks OF manhood. no weak
hngs, no failures 10 succeed. Men who
through ignorance irdiscrctiOn. excesses
or oNer-Work, have weakened Them
selves. shattered their nerves and ex.
hausied lnelr physical strength. mowers
and energies can. under the medical
knowledge OF the present dav. be restor-
ed 10 lhe perfect strength and yigor OF
H""hoou IT. Greene OF 80 West Nth
9lr NV 1oiy cry, is tho greatest
specl"lis' I'D curing this class of disease
'""t l"e "oiiu has ever known. His
success lh curing such complaints Is as
tOnisning, and revelation ia nerve
weakened and Observation-Disclosures mon
Ills treatment differs from that Of all
other physicians lie uses absolutely no
poisonous drugs, but achieves the most
marvellous cures by harmless vegetable
medicines truly wonderful I'm their
strengthening vitaIzing. invigorating
and healih-festoring powers This great
boon 10 men Us made doubly valuable by
being placed within reach OF an men for
you can consult Dr. Greene about your
case absolutely free OF charge. whether
you call or write ~ him. II you are one
OF the weak ones OF the world lay your
case at once before DR. Greene. and your
nervousness gloom. weakness. and de-
rpondeucy will be soon replaced by re-
newed strength, buoyant hope bounding
vitality ana The vigor OF perfect man
hood. II you cannot call write the doc
Tor fully and freely snd I'm absolute CON
hdencc about your case HIS advice and
counsel VIII cost you nothing, and w
promise YOU new hope new energy and
the strength and power 70 achieve sure
success IN life, II you will following his
directionA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
COLD WEATHER
AFFECTS TRADE.
Much Greater Demand for Heavy
Winter Coed; With Retailers.
ADVANCES IN IRON PRODUCTS
Are the Features of the Weeks Trade.
Lumber Seems the Only Branch
That Is Not Benefited by the
Weather Conditions.
ADVANCES IN IRON PRODUCTS

NEW YORK. Feb. lo-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
That some favorable effects are likely
to follow atmospheric changes Of the
week is evidenced By reports Of improved
distribution at retail of heavy winter
goods. while the effect on sprins trade
appears 10 be chiefly regarded as one of
rctardation rather than of positive in-
Jury. n leading staples the strength OF
prices is still a feature. al the gains
made in January being Sustained il not
further improved.
Some rejection Of the cold wave is
found in the advance I'm wheat showing
an inclination TO conccde something TO
the winter wheat crop in view Of claims
that snow protection is lacking in many
sections.
The strength Of cotton. while 20 some
extent based on smaller receipts and
reduction of the usual winter crop, ape
pears mainly due 10 the cheerful tone of
Tine cotton goods market
IRON AND STEEL LEAD.
lu aggressive strength. alike ot pncc and
demand on iron anu steel are easily urst
for The week and the list of advances
reported this week D. almost "a rou call
of th1t industry products. Among the
ADDS lucc- noted might De mentioned
baIDeU Wire steel rails. Southern East
era and Bessemer pig irou nails and
wire plates. the most strength bein- eX-
huitcd at Western markets Copper is
again higher and quotations arc now
not far from those made in the great
q.
years ago. Speiter and lead are also
higher but tin shows some reaction In
The speculative movement
Weather conditions have not favored
the lumber trade. but reports particularly
from the hardwood branch, are still very
favorable and prices exhibit al. their
old strength.
Hides are firm and some activity and
advance in leather IS reported. A fair
trade is doing ia wool and a rather bet.
ter tone is reported from the woolen
goods market. Anthracite coal, favored
by cold weather. Is active.
GRAIN EXPORTS.
Wheat, including Gour shipments for
the week aggregate 5Sle5o0 bushels
against G.5s5,HS bushels last week. 3He5Of
bushels in the corresponding week of
1898. 205lSls bushels in 1887. 2.uS3el BUSH
els in 1896. and 2.5l2.7fO in 1885. Since July
1st. this season. the exports Of wheat ag-
greeate l-6,59l70 bushels against 1888
4-S bushels last year.
Corn exports for the week aggregate
3.SC5G22 bushels against 36sl7a9 bushels
last week. 4Ns02 bushels in this week
year ago, 4.16gzA bushels in ls', 3.lB.-
3H bushels in 1856. and 5e25I bushels loo
1896
Since July 1st. this season. corn ex-
ports aggregate 032l9216 bushels against
I0J.5G73l bushels during the same period
"a year ago.
Business failures in the United States
number 1893 this week against 2)7 last
week. 2-S in this week a year ago. 30l I'm
1897: 3sl IN 1896. and 296 I'm 1895.
Business failures in the Dominion N
Canada number IS as compared with IS
last week. 81 I'm this week year ago
81 in 1897 20 in 1896 and 80 I'm 1895.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
HEAD CAMP TO MEET.
Woodmcn Of the World 30 Assemble
Here Next Week

The Convention Head Camp Of Wood
men of the world viii assemble $40 Lee
Camp Hall go .his city ON next Tuesday.
Delegates from the District of Columbia.
Maryland. West Virginia, Virginia and
North Carolina are expected 90 attend
Hon g. O.. Farmer. chairman OF the Sow
ereign Managers. from Omaha, Neb., will
call the convention 20 order
A committee composed OF q. ]. Phillips.
Isaac Held. and r. w. Jones. OF Magno-
lla Camp. j. w. Gentry, j. a. Pfan and
w b. Garlick. OF Hickory Camp, BENZ.
Wilson. ". g. Hunt and j. B. Clark. Of
Evergreen Camp. and r. r. Allen ANA W..
b Cavedo. OF cedar Camp. are now per-
fccting arrangements for the enter ltih-
mcnt OF the delegates
on Tuesday night sumner VIII pe CIV
on them at the New foro Hotel anu "H
"Wednesday am entertainment VIII DE ieh-
dered them at the y. NJ q. A. HalI.
fron p O. Richardson VIII deliver
the address ~ welcome 90 which Hon 4.
q Farmer viii respond Then VIII follow
an interesting musical programme m
which the following tavorites VIII take
part: Mr. T. IL. Gloves. Miss Daisy huiz-
ier. afr. G. II. phillips. Mrs. p IT. Cloves,
SIR II IT, Cardcza. Mt Oscar L0hman,
CAPT r. ". Cunningham and MI. Eugene
Davis and his splendid quartetie MISS
Resale Held will recite ana ffoI. JACOB
Rcinhardt will preside at the piano.
Tickets for members and their friends
can be had uron application 20 Isaac
Held Renf wilson. w IT. Atkinson, X.
r. Allen. clerks OF camps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
SUNDAY AT THE ASSOCIATION.
An Unusually attractive Meeting Ar
ranged-"A Useful Lad"

The meeting al the Association to-
,,,orrov, will be of an unusually attIdc-
tive character The young men meet
ing will be held al cock as usual
lt will be "a Members Meeting louilb
men who are not members and strans-
ers I'm the city are cordially invited 10
N.ef with the members. The service Will
be- of au informal character ana a soodly
number ol young men Will take PA y.
The singing is special feature a., ne
Thought tor the afternoon VIII De
Achievements. Opportunity, Purposes
-"What has been done wv nat might
De done" What will be done.
The meeting will be held under the au-
spiccs OF the Religious work committee
and i'm charge Of Secretary Mckee. A.
usual al these meetings, iree-Wlll Oh
ferlng will be taken up. but no appear
The Rows Gospel Army will meet at
3 o'clock iu the parl0r. The theme TOT
the afternoon is. "A Useful Lad. Ihere
will be "A short talk by Mr.. w. X. Walk
er Every boy IS welcome
The Bible Traing Glass meets az o'l9 ~
the Blue Room I'm charge Of the Cen
eral Secretary. The subject for the al
ternoon u.s. THE Third Year Of Christs
Public Life ,,,..,
meet ln class room No. at the same
to-day al the Association the Junior
and Bows Bible Glass meet at 915 a. ~
and the Gymnasium Class nj lob A. NJ,
the Students Class at $50. and Young
Mems AT $50 Rev. DR. r. J.. Pell WI.
conduct the study of the international
Sundav-school Lesson In the Association
ITau at o'clock this afternoon.
The contest between the army ana
navy will close tonight az S;2s O'Clock,
when the committee will meet TO make
nm its report Every marine and regu-
lar must have his application In win
to-nighr Nothing later will count II
Is an Interesting contest and will be warm
10 III. finish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
THE CHARITY BENEFIT.
IL wasa Success. Thorough AID Io'
qualified.

The entertainment given last night AZ
the Biiou Theatre Tor the ocncnt oi INC
Citizens Relief Association -as A k'ahs
success from an artistic STANDPOINT az
though the intense cold and the slippery
condition OF the streets kept the gam
ering from being AS large az IL wouN
have been had pleasant weather pre-
vailed
The programme. from start to hnish'
was AN unqualified success. ana each
number was loudly applaudeds
The Toy symphony under the guid-
ance OF Mr. Richard G. SALISBURY, Was
most excellent. The novelty caught the
audience
The guitar and mandolin quartette. and
the dances by Miss Mary Thaw's pupils
were "fetchiug" ina the extreme
The vocal mule by Ar. Henry Ruegeri
who rendered the "Armourcrs Song.
tho Cunningham Quartette and Miss
Wena Newman. could not nave oten Del
ter. The Rag Time Opera by Messrs.
Harra and Mcintyre, 70 the music or
Prof Frank Cosby was also mighty en-
ioyable. a. was the Hibernian sketch or
Miss salle Darlington and Mr. John
Ryall
The scene from the school FOR Sean
daI" in which Miss Nancy Brooks ap-
peared az Lady Teazle and Mr.. Henry
X Terry Jr. as Sir Peter Teazle, was
uuoualifiedlv splendid.
Both Miss Brooks and Mr.. Terry
showed the possession Of much histrionic
skill and they received well-earned an
Tho cake walk" led by Mr. Herbert
Curtis. was thoroughly up 10 date. and
Mayor r. NJ. Taylor. Justice John Crltch-
field and Capt Frank W Cunningham.
as judges. did their work satisfactofliF.
as they always do under all circum-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
GAVE A SMOKER.
\ Delightful Evening at the Mari
borough Club.

The quiet cosy home of the Marlborough
club. SO. 2f13 cast Broad street was.
Thursday evening, transformed oy the
magic touch OF the decorator into scene
Of loyoliness The occasion was the Sec
ond annual stag smoker of the club.
Aml0 a labarynth of palms and flowers
about forty guests. clad in Immaculate
evening dress sat down 90 enjoy the ole-
giant repast served hy Mongenstern and
Morris the caterers Of the club
Mr. Willie WOodnn. The president, in an
appropriate speech. introduced Mr. Clar-
snce Franklin. the POSTMASTER OF the
evening. who I'm turn delivered one o. his
Characteristic speeches. which made eve
ery one feel az home. "a feeling indicated
Is the guests immediate attack on The
yiands There was q bOunteOus 0lsDen-
astl0n Of an the deicacies of the season
The toast OF Welcome" Was responded
90 by Mr Fred. y. HObs0u IA Few brief
and hsnDy remarks.
ar Row Lewis responding 20 1.-THE
Marlborough Clrn" spoke OF the 0rigia
Of tls l.In iis success ana mission. and
prorhcF is hillilani future.
Nr. Charles Allen made "a brilliant CT
tort on our Co ntry'
The speech q the ever.ng was made
by Ny. A. J. Vaughan. Jr., who responded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
Enlfnn I'M Ilems.

MI Peter Hubbard continues sick at
his residence. Maple Grove Fulton
Hi.
Airs. Timberlake OF stanton, is sick
al barcelona the residence OF Mr..
Charles Zirkle on Fulton Hill.
Miss Walker. of King and uQeen coun-
~ is visiting friends at maple Grove.
the beautiful residence of Mr.. Hubbard.
The grip ia prevalent in this section.
a number % Fulton Hirs citizens being
down with this disease.
The many friends Of Mr.. Balls Pitcher
will he glad 10 learn that he has re-
covered from slight spell OF fickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
AN APPEAL FROM NORFOLK,
Business Men Want Regiment Mus
tered Out There.

The Governor has received a letter
from the Board of Trade and Business
Mems Association 'of Norfolk requesting
him when the Fourth virginia Regiment
is mustered out 20 have this done at
NOrfOlk. A similar letter was sent 90 the
Secretary of War.
10 is stated that 800 Of the soldiers are
from the Second Congressional District
and only Nv from Richmond and Peters
burg.
The Governor in reply said he thought
the request reasonable one, but that Il is
quite likely the regiment Will not bee mus
tered out boz this state.
The poor telephone companies are hav-
ing trouble these days. Before the broken
wires are repaired farmer of Prince
Edward writes TO the Governor warm
ing him that III the telephone company
comes your way" beware of two advance
agents lie says these men travel together
and one gets the farmer 90 sign away his
rights while the other is a. paid witness
10 the transaction. After certain papers
are signed. the farmer says, the telephone
poles can be placed anywhere on ms farm
for the small sum of s. The Governor
is urged 10 protect the farmers. especial
ly those beyond Lynchburs, and DO ii
quickly.
DOined quarantine officer at Newport
News. called on the Governor While ne
was with the Executive the Doctors
father Mr.. j. Haskns HObsOn, of Pow
hatan. also called.
Another visitor was Dr. Ward. of Pu-
lasN.
A New York paper has asked the Gov
ernor TO name the greatest achieVemnt
of the past century and 90 tell what the
twentieth century may bring forth
A letter from Dr. J. W. SOuthal states
that De Is getting along very nicely and
he hopes 10 be able TO come 10 Richmond
Monday From here he viii 20 To VIII
Harrisburg 20 attend the meeting OF the
Executive Committee of The Board of
Visitors OF William and Mary College.
The proofs of the Virginia supplement
10 Frve's geography have been sent 10
the Department OF Public instruction for
examination The book Will soon be ready
Cor Use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
MERCURY HAS A
SINKING SPELL.
Richmond in the Grasp Of a Very
Severe Spell,
SOME RELIEF NOW IN SIGHT.
But snow - Expected With Rising
Tcmpcraturc-Dir Director Evans
Gives the Range of the
thermometer.
SOME RELIEF NOW IN SIGHT,

Richmond and the country generally
ere 800 ihe midst oi one OF the most
intensely cold spells experienced la years,
bat from tho weather reports "a modcra-
ton of the temperature is at band. ale
though tho rise OF tine mercury viii prob
ably be- attended by snow or rain.
Thursday Might yesterday. and last
NIGHT the mercury remained rcrsist entIy
below Che freezing point the sidewalks
were suitable for skaters. and fho water
pipes au over town fr0z. hard. except
whore s fep, Ioue-headcI people had takeu
1nnsual precautions.
Low RECORD.
station Director Edward a. Evans. who
keeps 90 close sye upon tho weather both
present and future. prepared record
NJ the fcmneraturr beginning at 10 o'clock
Thursday and ending at noon yesterday.
IL showed that at 10 O'Clock Thursday
the mercury stood at is degrees.
al fl was l9 no 2it went up
90 On. and vhcn began to fau aelin. being
% degrees at g O'Clock. is at g. and lf no
O'Clock The nu then became more
rapid Atcft stood at 1i degrees. 81 Sc
was l3. at s 30 was ~. at o 70 had reached
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
TO ESTABLISH LIBRARY.
Movement Started at the Meeting of
Lee Camp Last Night.

At the meeting Of Lee Camp last night
the matter Of establishing "a library q
Confederate literature was discussed. The
scheme met with much favor and the
library Committee. Of which Mr ID. G..
Richardson Is chairman. and Mr.. John
Boiling secretary. was called 20 meet next
Friday night after the adjournment 81
the Camp.
The Camp has already some 20. vol
umes. II IS proposed To elect some one
TO collect books and 90 have charge -
the library. which will be established ga
the committee room I'm rear Of the As
sembly hall The library will be kept
open every day and the books can DO
used free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

The representation OF ln a PERSIAN
csrden" uostponed because of the death
of MIR. Barton h Wise. will bee given at
han past eight O'Clock Tuesday evening
next. I'm the pariors OF the Executive
Mansion Only Z-o tickets Will be sold.
and these may be procured az the rooms
OF the Virginia Historical society. As
The entire number DO bc sold Is small, the
wisdom Of am early application b. APP
parent. Mrs. Cashe Cabel and Professor
Jacob Reinhardt are eXerting every ei-
fort 10 make the evening as delightful
as was the one upon which Omar 3
verses and Madame Lehmann music
wore arst presented 10 a Richmond au-
dlenco The details of dc--ratIon. read
ines and music are an Deing chosen
with the most discriminating painstak-
inc and there is every reason TO pre-
dicf complete success from all stand
Dofufe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
United states Court Of Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals reconyened at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and heard argument In the case
OF Lawrence j Pregnali and others. an
peilants. against the steamer "Sappho."
on appeal from 'ne Circuit Court OF tho
United States Tor lhc District 81 South
Carolina.
= ho care was argued hy Mr.. J =. X
Bryan. for the appellants and by Messrs
Henry BUST and j y Nathans Tor the
appellee, and submitted
Ths court then took a rsc.ss until J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
COLLEGE LIFE AND RELIGION.


Or Cooper viii preach at tho First
Baptist cHurcn tomorrow to- students,
thc second sabbath of February being the
dav of PRAYER for colleges. Dr. Co0pcr.s
subjects viii be: lu the morning
"Dnrug" and in the evening Religion
ir D0Ieg. life.
To both these services students OF the
o,ty viii Doe cordially welcomed
Rev. b. W. Patton. of Roanoke Va.
uu preach and administer communion
at ST. Luke.s chapel corner OF Washing
O'Clock
Ur Nyihorspoon. pastor Of Grace-Street
Presbyterian church. viii occupy his pull
rft tomorrow morning and the Rev ..
r. chandler, OF Fredericksburg, will
preach 40 night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

A general rehearsal oi thc Nednos' dI
club 1hildIcns Chores wIh Dr ..if n.-
day az II NJ. at tnc ". a. a r'li DBL.
which al members OF the cnpiir 800
be present.
The new work "a Legend or E.esc1z.
by Bendall, which tho children have
been studying for some weeks. VIII p"
taken up By the whole chorus for tho
first time al this rehearsal
The chorus now numbers about three
hundred voices and their rendition q
this beautiful work will undoubtedly DO
a rare musical treat
I'm response 10 a general demand from
the audience OF last year, their director
Mr. Walter Mercer. has decided 10 re-
peat the TWO chOruses The Morning In
vitatlon" by Neaglc. and Beethoven =
Creation Hymn" at next springs festi-
val
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
CASES OF CRUELTY.
Wen Who Have No Feeling for Their
Dumb Creatures.

DR.. Jud B Wood president Of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Animals. has been busy with DIS assist
amt in The past few days and Thursday
over fits cases were reported py them.
T1 Wood said yesterday that the mer-
chants seemed forgetfll of she weather
conditions. and THAT the wagons hauling
-four and other articles from the stores
OF the best and kindost merchants were
being shamcmlly overloaded for This
weather.
81 stopped one wagon DO said. (which
contained 10 barrels Of -four. and the
horses were not rough shod az that The
drivers appear 20 be humane enough but
the merchants arc not thoughtful in this
matter"
Or. Wood says he regrets 10 prosecute
n these cases and hopes Tho calling OF
tho attention of the merchants will suf-
Geo He saws ail loads should be light
cned now with icy streets. and an horses
and mules rough shod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
BE PATIENT.
A Hard Virtue TO Practice, But IL
Brings No Regrets

BE patient with the stupid man. His
dullness is a misfortune. not n fault.
Be patient with children Their mis-
deeds spring from ignorance and thought
lessness. rarely from malice.
BE patient with the foreigner who Is
learning your language. How would you
feel II you tried to expires yourself in
his?
BE patient with the surly man. He
may have domestic or financial trouble
enough 10 spoil the best temper in the
world
BE patient with the tricky storekeeDer.
patient enough not 10 quarrel with him
But do not buy Of him after he has de-
ceived YOU once.
BE patient with him even when he has
exhausted his eloquence TRYING to con-
vince you that some Obscure fluid vouch-
ed for by no responsible person or firm.
Is as good as or better than DuGys Pure
Malt Whisky.
You know better. therefore be patient.
You know that for coughs colds ehills
grip or pneumonia there Is n0 better rem
cry than Duffys Pure Malt which is az
once "a stimulant and n medicine. Insist
upon having H.