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New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
FOR A NEW HOSPITAL.

1t Is announced that the Board OF Managers OF
the French Benevolent Society will undertake the
building OF a larger hospital than the society now
conducts and supports without pecunfary aid from
the State The sum OF 100000 is required for the
purchase of the site and the erection of build
fngs OF that amount 100000 has been subscribed.
The French Benevolent Society founded in
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
foreclosure 5ales.

SUPREME COURT, County OF New York
- THOMAS H. BARowsKY and otherz Plaintiffs
AGAINST THEODORE CONKLING and others Defend
.Ant
Pursuant interocutory Judgment OF partition
sale. made and entered the above entitled aston
the 2SJh day OF February. 1900 l. the
referes In said judgment named. Will sell public auction
the highest bidder. New York Real Estsus
rooms. No. Ill Broadway. TIE Borough Manhattan
City of New YoTk The 27th day OF March, 1900
O'Clock by Richard V Harnstt & Co. auctonesrs
the premises described the said Judgment be sold and
described follows
ALL those three certain lots pieces.
with the buildings thereon erected. situate lying anf
being in the 9th Ward OF the cry OF New YORK Borough
9t Manhattan. and now known as Nos. 15S and i6o
described follows: COMMENCING ST the fOrsf
Street with the Estery side Of Seventh Avenue running
thence Easerly along the Souhey side OF 14h strse
FOrtysx feet six inches 46 H. ir) 70 lana Of josephine
l. Peyon thence Southery and parallel with Tth Avenue
and along the land OF said PeytoG one hundred feet
100 feoD. thence Westerly and parallel with 14h Street
Forty six feet six inches 46 II n) 70 the Eastery side
OF eth Avenue thence Northsy along the EastsEy scs
Seventh Avenue. one hundred feet d0o IT. % the
point place Of beginning be the said several dimensions
less.
Dated. New York February Is, 1900
AIGERNON s. NORTON. Resersa.
HENRY B. HATHAWAY, Attorney for Plaintiffs, No
Wall Street New York City. Borough Of Manhattan
The following a diagram OF the premises
W
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
A SUGGESTION FOR BUILDERS

Is there any essential difference between apart
ment hotel and boarding house? The distinction
appears lie chiefly in the matter of private baths
and in the term Of the rent; and even this dis
tnction is always clearly marked, FOR there
apartment hotels which let rooms slngly with
baths in common. But. conceding that there is "a
difference the fact remains that large part OF the
tenantry I'm Manhattan consists of boarders. and
that for this class special type of housing eX-
n would reasonable to suppose that
builders might prohtably erect In established
boarding house neighborhoods limited number OF
buildings designed for single adults and childless
couples In moderately easy circumstances. Ger
tainly a specially designed boarding house of this
kind would be a more promising venture than a
fiat dra wing its tenants from families similarly cir
cumstanced.- Record and Guide.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
MEETING OF LEAGUE BOARD CALLED.

Washington March 4.-President Young OF the
National Baseball League has issued call FOR a
meeting of the National Board of Arbitration at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. NewYork. on THURSDAY
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
60 Whom 1t fflan Concern.
.MMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS.

SUFFOLK. S. Probate Court. To all person inter
Avian bOstck. late OF Boston, in
County. decreased. WHEREAS. Gardiner
administrator u: the estate already administered ot
said presented for allowance the substituted
nnal account u his administration upon the
said deceus-d You hereby cited
At tu held d Rust1u
u third day Of MAY. a. D. 1900 o'clock II
. II have the
be allowed. Ana saf administrator is
citation by delivering thereof
all interested IN the estate fourteen days a.
before said Court. by publishing the
FOR three successive weeks. the New
Iur. Tribune. q published in New
O Nurk. the New Orleans PlCAy a
newspaper published IN New orleans. In state II
louisiana the Boston Daily Advertiser. newspaper
published in said Boston and the Norwich Morning But
lr;in. a published in Norwich the or
last publication lie
t-for said and mailing. a Of
70 Interested
seventy days al before Court.
Witness JOHN W. MckIM Esquire. Judge or said
Court this fifteenth day February. year one
thousand nine hundred ELIJAH GEORGE. Register
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Jerome-ave $. 81 fl Of 1s3d- st: for d three
story brick rathouse and store. 25xiS: y 3
Levin. No T22 Tremont-ave owner: E Kerby.
architect ......--.-.. -..-.--..
Willdw-are, =, extends from lS+th 10 l3oth st.
for five story brick factory, 200NI5; William
Mohr, No Al EliZabeth-st. owner; G r Chap
pen, No 229 Broadway, architect -....-.....--.
Avenue g, e = extends from Sth 9th st; for
four story brick school tCnionporU, l+l. l.4X8+.4.
city OF New-Nork owner; Snyder. arehi-
l0Sth-st. 200 II OF Broadway; FOR six
story brick hathouse. I5xSS.3: Schneider * Her
ter, Bible House, owners and architects .......
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
INSURANCE MEN PLAY.

s,rance Company and the Niagara Insurance Com
pany each won a game in the Fire Insurance
tournament at Reid's alleys on Saturday. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
Home Insurance Company-De Rosset 1885, Crooks.
146: Crosby, Golfer 1913; Darby lOl; total. 6s9
Niagara Insurance Company-Cook. 12s; Willard, 1886;
Turner lie: Weeks. 10T: CottreIl. 9s total. 59S
SECOND GAME.
Cernania Insurance Cornpany-Palrnedo 1928; Michel.
ia Ruykhaver 156; Huethwohl. i09 Hahnel iso total
6s7
Home Insurance Company-De Rosset. 1876; Crooks,
1884, Crosby. 1870; Golfer. Ill; Darby 40: total GIL
THIRD GAME
Conpany-Cook 1873; Willard. l3l
Turner 224: Weeks. 1875; Cottrel. 9s; total. Tl9.
Gernania Insurance Company PaImedo $50. Michel.
159 Ruykhaver. 126: Huethwol, 1873, Hahnel lO4 total
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
Druoklnu propertn for Sale.

no CLOSE An ESTATE Will. BE SOLD Low.-Fao-
| property GOWanus Canal and Smith-st.. be
tween Hamilton and 9th 225 feet dock
plot averages 275 feet deep premises good three
and four sory brick buildings with - 600 fee.
space HAGEETY BROS. q 60. 10 Platt ST. New-York
ggr
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05

Hnfurnisheo Apartments 90 Get.
I,NI.EGANT Apartments, furnished o unfurnisned
II consisting OF paOr. bedroom and bath:
han service. Apply premises
HARDMAN, PECK S co. I9S Fifth Ave.
- rooms SOS 10 SltO. Apply Jantor.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
1ooI1; Oscar zOlnkoner ct al to Nathaniel A

McBride
sSth-st, e, T6 u of Avenue A. 27xioeS;
Caroline Eppstein to Emanuel Hochheiner-
La Fontaine-ave, 1855 II II OF 1S1st-st, 25x9o
Ronald McAdam 10 Maria NJ Hsnken and an
other
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
Gountrp proper1n for Sale.

I JNNGL.EWOOD-HIGH Houses for
Il sale let. Land for building. Best locations
II WEATHERBY & co. 2Tl Broadway n Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05
Citn 6olels.

Citn 6otels.
'EHD HANONfR,
! EAST 18TH ST. y E COR 5TH AVE
From March lst. Parlor. TWO Bedrooms and Bath; by
month D. p. HATHAWAY.
Philadelphia
7rHE Rl7T 7TLEMH0U8E,
22nd and Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
and strictly modern ana high class hotel. with
eNpelled cafe and restaurant service.
American Plan. 81 50 upwards European Plan 500
upwards Convenient 10 all railroad stations
kOBr- " BLAIR
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05

The steam yacht Scythian. owned by Miss Susan
ne Forest Day of the New-YoEk Yacht Club. has
had new rails put on during her-wintering at South
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
ANOTHER EXPLANATION
Why Emperor william Would Not Re-
ceive Kruger.

Berlin, December 12.-In the reich
stag today the imperial chancellor,
Count Won Buelow. referring to the
complaints of Emperor Williams fail
ure to receive Mr.. Kruger. said the an
nouncement that Mr.. Kruger was COM
ing was made twenty-four or, at most.
forty-eight hours before leaving Ber-
lin. Up to that moment it had been as
sumed that Mr.. Kruger would go from
Paris to Holland. The chancellor
added:
I'VE apprised him courteously and
CONSIDERABLY, through the Paris en-
basSy and DR.. Leyds. that the emperor
regretted he was not in a position to re-
ceive him. Notwithstanding this, Mr..
Kruger started. He was told again at
Cologne, in the most considerate terms,
that the emperor was unable to see
him."
The chancellor repudiated the sug-
gestion that the governments action
was due to any wish or proposal from
the English court or government to the
emperor or to himself. the chancellor.
For the emperor, only German national
considerations were authoritative. II
family relations or dynastic considera-
lions influenced the foreign policy he
would not remain minister another
day.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
THE TELEGRApHERs' STRIKE
The strikers Claim Good Progress
Being Made.

Topeka, Kas., December IA. A
Newman, chairman OF the Santa Fe
grievance committee. arrived here to-
day to confer with the striking opera
tors MI Newman Is very sanguine
about the ultimate result Of the strike.
In the Topeka depot office three men
and one woman are at work. In the
general office here three new men are
working.
Mr.. Newman's dispatches indicate. he
says, that the strike conditions are de-
cidedly favorable for the telegraphers
Permanent headquarters for the
strikers have been established in a To-
peka hotel.
Galveston, Texas. December 1.-THE
telgraphers claim the railroad officials
are making offers Of better positions 20
get strikers to return to work. They
claim that traffic on the Santa Fe Is
congested at numerous places and that
the whole Atchison system Ia losing an
enormous sum daily.
Topeka, Kas.. December 12.-Presi-
dent NJ. n. Dolphin. of the Order Of
Railway Telegraphers. viii arrive here
tomorrow at O'Clock and Will take
personal Charge OF the strike operations
here. Mr. Diphin left Galveston yester-
day for Toreka. He had not proceeded
far before the conductor took up his
annual pass and required him TO Day
full fare. II is understood that all the
passes of the operators officers have
been revoked.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
THE MAYORS CONVENTION
First Days Session OF the League OF
American Municipalities.

Charleston, s. c., December 12.-The
fourth annual convention of the League
of American Municipalities met here
today in the auditorium. The mayors
were welcomed in addresses by Gov
ernor McSweeney, of this state, and
Mayor Smith, of Charleston, and the
response was made by the president of
the league, Mayor Henry v. Johnson,
Of Denver.
The morning session was opened by
the annual address OF President John
son. The first topic for discussion was:
What Policy is Best to Use in En-
forcing the Law Pertaining TO Sa-
loons?" on which subject Mayor Chap
pell, Of Columbus. Ga. read an inter
esting paper.
NJ. N. Baker. editor Of The New York
Engineering News. read a paper or
Sewage Disposal Problems"
Consulting Engineer Thomas c. Per
kins, Of Hartford, Conn. made an ad.
dress on "A Practical Illustration o.
Municipal Ownership In a New Eng.
land Community OF 10000 Inhabitants
This evening the mayors and civit
officials and engineers attended q re.
ception at the city hall given by tn.
governor OF the state and the mayor o
this city.
Large numbers of municipal mag
mates have arrived here on every trai,
since last night
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
LATE HOURS FOR WOMEN.
a New York Judge Decides They Must
be at Home by Midnight.

New York. December 12.-Justice
Andrews. in the supreme court today.
handed down a decision in which he
holds that a woman should be home
by midnight. The question arose on an
application by Florence Abel, a dress
maker, to enjoin Jacob A. Omdrak.
her landlord. from closing the from
door of the house and not Immediate
ly admitting her when she rang the
bell.
Miss Abeli saws she leases two rooms
dress making and sleep in at $55 a
month. She was to be allowed to have
her shop open from z a. m. to- 10 D.
M, but was TO be admitted afterwards
at any reasonable time.
She complained that ON November
10th and 18th she was locked out, and
ON the second occasion had to go 10
a. hotel.
Omdrak said it was necessary to keep
the doors locked at night as his ten
ants had great amount of valuables
there.
The judge said he could not COM
pei the defendant to give the plaintiff
a keyk the outer door. as by the terms
Of herA lnse she was only entitled te
access at reasonable hours. He granted
her a preliminary injunction requiring
the defendant to permit her to erftel
her premises at all reasonable hours
and promptly open the door for hel
up to II o'clock at midnight.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
VALUATION FOR TAXATION.
The Increase or Real and Personal
Property About $500. 900.

Especial To The Messsnger.1
Raleigh. December 12.-The auditor :
statement for this year Is given out to-
night He Scys the returns on real
and personal property are IN hand
from eighxy light OF ninety-Ssx coun-
ties. tScot4and not reporting shis timet.
Seventy OF the eighty-esght report az
increase aggregatitig ss5sS5ss over last
year: eighteen report n decrease Of
seSs.132, making a meet INCREASE or So
sl0,464. II is estimated that tho e4gh.
counties not heard from-Granviiie.
Greene. Harnett Haywood. Mitchell.
Surry. Vance and wake-wtll bring the
increase UP 10 IS. 500. 900.
In the Increase Durham leads with
s70o, 900; Edgecombe Is second with s44s.-
2TS. Meckienburg's Increase Is se4S.-
594. New Hanover's $3.50. .2s7
Among the counties showing a de-
crease. Beaufort leads with Si53. si5.
Polk following with 1929
The aduitor says the increase IN valu
ton in 1898 over 1897 was s.. 7os. .ofo; in
1899 it was SIS. 900. 900 over 1898: and now
il is IS, 500, 600 over 1899.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
AN ACCIDENT To GENERAL MILES
Has Fall From His Horse, Due to
Breaking of Saddle Girth.

washington, December 12.-General
Miles had a slight accident while he
was attending the centennial parade to-
day, break in his horses saddle girth
giving the general a fall. The head of
the parade had just passed the presi-
dents reviewing stand and General
Miles, having saluted the president.
had turned his horse toward the house
wing of the capitol. The saddle girth
suddenly parted, permitting the saddle
to turn on the animal. and General
Miles was seen to fail sideways. The
horse did not plunge. and an officer
sprand forward. Being a good horse
man, General Miles saved himself from
being thrown with force, and suffered
nothing save the Inconvenience any an
noyance of the accident. He soon af-
terward appeared with the other distin-
guished officials in the house of repre-
Sentatives, and took part in the exer-
ciSAS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14

promise. one OF the conditions OF which
was that the seat OF government should
go south TO the banks of the Potomac
Prior to the action. congress had prac-
tically decided to locate the capital at
Wrights Ferry, on the SusQuehanna-
After rejection Of Wrights Ferry,
Germantown was the most promising
location until the COMPROMISE effected
over the question of the assumption of
the debts Of the states fixed it ION the
river Potomac some place between the
mouths of the Eastern branch and the
Conogocheague.'
The exercises were concluded at 6:15.
After dissolving the joint session, Sem
ator Frye turned the gavel over to
Speaker Henderson and the house inn
mediately adjourned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
THE POPULATION OF RALEIGH
an Enumeration-Posto Robbers
Convicted.
Especial to The Messenger.l }

Raleigh. December 12.-The people
here are stirred up by the census fig
ures of Raleigh's population. The al
dermen held a special meeting this af-
ternoon and ordered a census taken
Immediately. 1t was shown that over
900 dwellings had been built inside tho
city limits In the last decade. The
democratic poll books show that the
number of voters inside the city is for
a population Of 1880. at ordinary ra-
ito.
In the federal court here today FL
Jackson and Tom Faulkner. white. and
a negro named Ellis were convicted and
sentenced to eighteen months In the
penitentiarX for robbing the postoffice
at Gilbert Vance county. These men
are members of gang Of counterfeit
ers and noonShinerS. and are old Of
tenders. 1t is believed their robberies
coveT a wide area.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
TELEGRAPHIG SUMMARY.

The report for the year of the super
intendent of public instruction Is made
public.
This year there is an increase in the
state of 5000 white polls and decrease
240 colored:
Terry McGovern and Joe Cans fight
in Chicago tonight if not arrested at
the ring-side.
At Port Jervis, n. Y, Mrs. Florence
Mollineaux Wickham commits suicide
with pistol
John E. Fowler will contest the elec-
ton of Congressman Thomas in the
Third district
The League of American Municipali-
ties began it's sessions in Charleston
S. c., yesterday.
Judge Simonton declines to allow the
state to amend it's answer In the rail-
way tax assessment case.
In a railway accident in Missouri an
arm of a man is chopped off to prevent
his being scalded to death.
A justice of the New York supreme
court decides that a woman should be
at home by IL o'clock at night.
SAThe steamship Inversnaid, Newport
rsGws, October 4th, for Buenos Ayres,
is posted at Lloyd's as overdue.
The Chicago circuit court declares
those selections of the state trust law
defining trusts as unconstitutional.
General Kitchener cables that Gen.
eraI Knox's forces are having rum
ming fight with the Beers under deWet.
Just as the parade closed yesterday
General Miles saddlegirth broke and
the general had a fall, but was not
hurt.
LukenbiIl, the Seaboard Air Line
at Farnan6ina valves nr6llml-
nary examination and gives bond in
$45OO.
Trigg & Co., ask the navy department
to accept the Stockton, through she
did not quite make the prescribed speed
of twenty-six knots.
An Alabama deputy constable is shot
by occupants of a wagon he thinks is
hauling blockade liquor, they taking
him for a highwayman.
The New York board of trade and
transportation asks congress to make
the volume of currency more respon-
sive to the requirements of trade.
The federal grand jury at Raleigh
find true bills against Warden Green
and T. b. Arendall of the penitentiary
for the escape of a federal prisoner.
The official canvass of New York
state shows McKinley's plurality to be
IA, 500. Odelrs plurality is 1i1,126. Bry-
An carried only four counties in the
state.
General Roberts issues an order pre-
scribing the circumstances under which
Boer farm houses must be burned. He
orders provisions and cattle taken from
all farms.
The British chancellor of the ex'
chequer announces to the house OF com
mons that the TranSvaal shall be made
10 pay a considerable proportion OF
England'S war debt
In valuation of real and persona
Aoperty for taxation seventy of the
counties of the state show AGGREGATE
increase of $S, ,59S, ,596; eighteen a de
crease of $6SS, 1872. Eight have not re
ported.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST
John e. Fowler to Contest Election of
Congressman Thomas,

Especial to The MesSenger.)
Goldsboro, December 12.-Ex-CongresS =
man John L Fowler, defeated by Con-
gressman Thomas in the Third dis
trict, was in the city today. He in
formed me that notice of contest had
not been served on Mr.. Thomas, though
it was true that he would contest the
right of Mr.. Thomas to a seat in the
:. -, eress, charging that votes for
himself in Craven. Jones. Onslow and
Duplin counties were counted for Mr.
Thomas. He went to Craven this even
ing, presumably to take affidayitS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
Meaovern and Cans Tonight

Milwaukee, Wis, December 12.-"All
1 can say is that 1 will do my best
and the best man will win." said Terr,
McGovern today. regarding his fight
with Joe Cans in Chicago tomorrow
night II don't want to say anything
that / might not be able to make
good / am in the best of condition.
as you all know here, and there can be
no miSgiving on that score. / will do
my best and the best man will win
Chicago, December 12.-Wazrants will
be served at the ring side in latter
sails tomorrow evening ON principals
and promoters Of the McGovern-Gans
fight. Captain Hayes of the Thirty
fifth street police station. says Terry
McGovern and Joe Cans will be ar
rested charged with disturbance Of the
rsoaco
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
THE VOTE IN NEW YORK.
The Results as Announced by state
Board of Canvassers.


New York. December 12.-The stat.
board of canvassers met today and
canvaSSed the state vote. Only four OF
the sixty-one counties cast majority
OF votes for Bryan. They were: New
York. Queens. Richmond and Scho-
harie.
The prohibition. socialist labor and
socialist democrat parties have suffi-
cient votes to go on the next election
ticket without a petition
Following are the totals for presi-
dent: Mckinley. republican. s2l. .992:
Bryan, democrat 67s3ss: a Maaloney.
social labor. 12.622; Wooas. prohibi-
ton, 22.O4s; pebs. social al .ocrat. H.
Sc.
McKinIey's plurality 143,s06.
The nluraliTy Of Odell. republican. for
governor. was Ill 1926
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
Want More Responsive Currencv.

New York. December 1.-THE New
York board Of trade and TRANSPORTATION
at ITS monthly meeting today adopted
resoiuticns asking congress to make the
volume OF the currency more responsive
TO the requirements OF trade and to en-
sure the perpetuity Of the gold stand
The board accepted the invitation of
the Brunswick, Ca. board OF trade "a
SEND three delegates to the national
maritime congress to be held there
January 30th next and instructed fhs
president to appoint delegates.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
American ships for American Carxoes

American Ships for American Carxoes
New Orleans. December 1.-THE call
issued by Governor Gambler. OF Geor-
gia, and which is endorsed by Gov
ernor Bloxham, of Florida, for a ma
tional maritime congress, to assemble
at Brunswick, Ga, on the 3oth of jan
uary 1901, meets with favor here, and
the New Orleans chamber OF COM
merce will send delegation with Cap
tain A K Miller as chairman who will
advocate American ships for American
cargOeS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14
LukenbilI Valves Preliminary 1x-
animation.

Fernandina, Fla, December 1.-THE
case of the Seaboard Air Line against
Mr.. Lukenbin, formerly agent for that
company at this place. was called today
for preliminary hearing before Judge
Hall. The defendants attorney waived
examination. An aggregate bond of
$50 was given and Lukenbill released.
The case will come UP at the next
term of the circuit court which con-
-Eenes In April.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14

The great remedy of the day is un-
uuestionably Pain-Killer for the Instant
relief of all burns, scalds. bruises, etc,
and for pains in the stomach and bow
els as we'll as in sudden attacks of
cholera morbus. No family should pre-
tend to keep house without it always by
them Avoid substitutes there is but
one Pain Killer, Perry Davis. Price
25c. and soc.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14

When YOU need a soothing and heal
ing antiseptfc application for any pur-
pose, use the original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. well known cure for
piles and skin diseases. 1t heals sores
without leaving a scar. Beware OF
counterfeftE- r. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-14

When the stomach Is tired out IL
must have a rest, but we can't live
without food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cur.
"digests what you eat" 50 that you car
eat all the good food you want while
1t Is restoring the digestive organs
health. It Is tine only preparation tha,
digests all kinds OF food. r. r. Bel
iamy.