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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05
ICsL BREVITIES.

tonight .,,s,,, e I,
pr hu and A. ? remain at
,.,m parade Of Country
Vrly,sycand bicycles.
O Wv, cigar store, 5S2 Fort
F 'p'I 81 lots Of business Wnyf
'y' General Townsend is on a
pr u ..,5a of the Kona SCHOOLS.
80. vas entertained at
~ c 5 crane and wife last
..,srs past and present,
% ,..5a.snts campfire IN the
/ ..t I'D waikiki tomorrow
mean View Cafe for re-
-. IN charge Of the set
4 Ei1apapa arrived In the
| gerdly g.,
r,,f Thompson. schoon-
Foster
vent 10 Kaena point yes
| prospect ,.
g. r. held a business
aIght in the parlors OF
lon Church
| sb1.sa.' 70 Is not the only
..,,i customers at the Amer
| Sore 552 Fort street.
H. 9pssugcrs by the Mauna
TN wls senator kauhane.
L. Id bis home IN h0na.
| rb,s Eu OF the Chinese
ssvile Is on his way 20
\, In the America Maru.
Ia whitney and his family
n hrwari % six months in
TT5sy sl0l FOR the Coast today.
|m..m Fertilizer Company
| m.t against c. II. Patzig
Of % prom.ssory note of
ppWl viii be the speaker
| yU.r,rg no The Triangle
| l AT are cordially in
e1n formerly chief engi-
| GIg.lIp Bl.Jlmore. 10
| Messenger iu the America
wrI address the meet
| Vnu11iui Society this
| la KU1aI1l Art Leagues
musical social at the
Sew England Blkery to-
rra Quintet Club will
IL Montana. the Mln1d Val
uytt on The America
lr .le NI.uIlui and the
iIn
au.ufy inspectors Is ex-
nm tHe condition OF the res
| Another Of che six Is stirring
90 lW.leL
n.l E doe or Wednesday
also the A1rangi. though
may get 90 on tuesday after
later news.
spolslI. Mrs Sivldge. ID.
lplIn Ahlborn. q w. Hay
G. Cis,oudyke sailed on
Lm yesterday.
lalC Gas & Electric Co., Ltd,
IA electric bell outfit. com
any house IN Honolulu for
a11oe .la work.
Nlr Els the only cabin
90 .a4 America Maru for
fifteen Chinese and two
a1e IN The steerage.
iecs Cor men who want the
hIau Attractive novelties
o. hncy dressers, can be
AMOS on Fort street.
Yesterdays departures for
foe. were Mrs. !. X. Wilder.
Ctltt aud Miss Johnson.
70 remain two weeks.
oll game OF baseball be-
aaou and kamehameha will
Ol .le campus ot Kamehame-
l'a afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Longnecker, q. 3. ~. and
nnlater Alex McCrackin.
or t1e Monadnock, are
ngers IN The America Ma
vs. j N Armsby are Chi
.ll have been travelling In
N Armsby Is closely con-
'l' railroad interests OF
nd game OF baseball In the
a" between Punahou and
A WV bo played this aft
o.1ct on The Kamehame-
grounds
'a'2 viii make a long trip
WV Visit London. Paris
1l.'neln capitals and then
Were he used 70 live. lie
.d "a year
Beers who arrived In the
,.erlJy from san Fran
ldl1io OF the Caiisornl,
ll.l'.ry She comes here
lr profession.
.1"n and Mosscr. from
Tate ot Mexico. all
..ll..e' are recent arriv-
'. .,.. They are here 10 fur
so'1s.r5act
l".a' baked beans with
a...''rsi fresh every
Y. German bakery. Fort
4, ...e' i and place your
y a'' John Eat will leave
~, .llay Tor Long Brancb
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05
Manicure
Goods.

We are just in receipt OF a
large and varied stock-all sep
arate pieces.
The separate piece idea is not
exactly a new one but is con-
venience to our patrons.
These who have sets in which
one or more articles are either
DULL, RUSTY OR LOST caE
stock up" and make the set COM
plete and as good as new.
The goods are all standard
made and of superior quality.
THE PRICES.
Are within the reach all and are
consistent with good quality and
workmanship.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05
GOVERNMENT BAND
WILL WORK HARD
Many Concerts to be Given in ~.
Next Few Days by the
Musicians.

The Government band will play Sum-
day afternoon at o'clock at Makee ISL
and. The following will be the pro-
gram:
PART /.
Notwithstanding Arthur. .HeuvaI
Overture-Poet and Peasant (by
Flnale-Tannhauser waapar
Grand Selection-n Trovatore Verd,
PART III.
"reminiscences of Balfe Godfrey
Ballad-The Light of the World.
49,. '.s............. . Adams
= an INVITATION ......... Weber
Overture-La Dame Blanche. 49,.
''..''., ''.s.ss........ . Boieldieu
The Star Spangled Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

Just the thing for swell Travelling
Suits. Only one piece of kind. Golf
Capes. Travelling Rugs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

- - . - o . . go f1OleluIp
The Star Spangled Banner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05

according TO his testimony, active IN en-
cheering the fraud. Tho circuit Judge
and tho prosecuting attorney OF Ing
ham county. who had control OF tho pro-
cccdings OF tho grand jury. made no
effort to have the srana jury bring NIL
tho guilty parties to Justice. but por-
|-mltted the sevcn members Of the Heu-
dcrson Amcs Company md thelr agent
Bickcrstan, to so free. This Intellectual
and one-slded kind Of Justice 10 not
consistent with my ideas OF right and
wrong and has had great weight In do
tcrmlnlng my action In thcsa cases,
RcstltutIon has been made to tho state
by the Henderson Amcs Company and
Marsh and White and the amount which
the state lost by tho original trnrisno-
ton has been returned with interest.
Restitution having Eccn made. iny Inn
pulse ls to place Nil the guilty ones
again on the samr footing, anu there
fore grant William l., White and Arthur
L. Marsh Il pardon upon their pnyinE
into tho trcusury OF lnghnm county.
$1,000 each"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
FREIGHT RATES
Will be Reduced on Pig Iron md Bill
lets in transportation to the Sea-


Will be Reduced on Pig Iron and Bill
lets in transportation to the Sea-
board.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The Mall and
Express says reduction Of about forty
cents will be made January l In freight
rates on pig iron and blllets from Pitts
burgh to the seabonrd. It Is likely that
concessions will also be made in other
manufacturing centers.
The reduction has been expected ever
since the price OF steel rails was reduc-
cd to s26 ton. The Pittsburgh manu-
facturcrs have been clamoring for n re-
duction In freight rates for Il long time,
but at meeting OF freight managers
Of the trunk lines couple of months
ago, their demands were refused.
1t was said after this meeting That
the ground OF refusal was the fact that
the steel manufacturers were charging
the railroads too much for rails and
that IL they wanted reduction in
freight rates they would have to make
some concessions In turn to the rail-
roads. 1t Is expected that freight rates
on iron and steel goods for export will
be made rs low as possible by the rail-
roads In order to facilitate the growth
OF the foreign trade In these articles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
SAILORS TELL THE STORY
OF THE YOSEMITE DISASTER,

MANILA, Dec. i..-Two members Of
tho crew OF the United States auxiliary
cruiser Yosemite which recently foun-
dered during II typhoon off the ISLAND Of
Guam, have arrived :lt Cav!te On board
the United States transport Alava. which
left Guam November &C. with seventy
five marines who nae been transferred
to Cavite from Guam. The names Of
the two men OF the wrecked weasel nre
John Barry, carpenter. who was about
TO be relieved nj tho time OF the d!Bas-
ter. and Henry Cooiigan, Il hospital ap-
prentice, who came en- board the Alava
to attend some of the sick marines.
Barry had much TO do with the rigging
up of steering gear and In other at
tempts to save the Yosemite. A boom
fifty feet long and n foot thick. which
was riggcd over her stern, snapped off
when attempts were made to steer with
1t. By the time n stoutcr arrangement
was effected, what WAS left OF the pro-
pciler was almost out OF the water and
the steamer was constantly settling
lower by the head. No PROGRESS was
possible and all on board thought their
last moments hnh come. The discipline
on board was good
After the Yosemite had driftcd shore
ward from her anchorage she pounded
on n reef. The wind shifted with ex-
trcmc suddenness and terrific fury and
carried the vessel out through such 4
narrow outlet In the harbor that no one
understood how she got through. 1t
was very dark and thick. Tho spray
was binding and the wind threatened
to sweep the men into the water at any
moment. fr
When asked whether there was any
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05

criticism among the onicers'l action In
abandoning the ship, The two mon inter.
Viewed replied TIM. practically every
man conceded all bad been done that
was practicable AMI abandonment of
the vessel was the only courselcft. The
official reports assnrtcd that the sea
valves were opened finally to expedite
the sinking. Barry and Colllgan said
they knew nothing M to that point; but
tho attempts of the United tSates COL
Her Justin to tow the cruiser were use
lcss and the Yosemite would inevitably
have sunk.
Impossible to Save Her.
The two men said they believed there
was some difficulty with tho pumps In
getting water out o. the tnrwnrd COM
partmrnt. but the hole In thN bottom
was so big that the cruiser must havo
sunk no matter what had been como.
Several marines who we're nc AgnNa,
Guam. during tho typhoon. said that
thrce-quartcrs of the town was under
water and that all OF the dwellings WsF0
destroyed. except those having tiled
roofs. The corrugated Iron roofn sur
mounting government buildings und
residences were for the most cart llft-
cd bodily. @
The marines wadcd about and assiut-
ell women and children to places Of reS-
ugc. The natives after their losacs.
made but feeble efforts to repair TIM
damage.
In the Judgment of naval officers tho
abandonment OF the Yosemite was tho
only course feasible, tho feeling being
that the Justin might have stood By
longer. but that the result would hava
been the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
WHITE AND MARSH
pnrdoned by Governor Pingrce Be-
forc tho Prison Doors Had Closed
Behind Them.

Pardoned by Governor Pingrco Be-
fore tho Prison Doors Had Closed
Behind Them.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec 4.-Covernor
plnErce Mt 10 o'clock tonight announced
that he had pardoncd both General w.
j.. White, -quartcrmnstcr genGral.und
General A. T.. Marsh. cX-lnspcctor gen.
oral OF the Michigan National Guard.
who were convicted of completely In the
state military clothing frauds. upon tho
payment of 5000 fine by each. One
thousand dollars OF the ilnc is to bo
paid January /. 1901. and u like rum on
tho 1st day Of January 1902. 1908. 1904
md 1908. e
General White was committed to
jackson prison to-day to begin the ten
year sentence imposed on him ycstcr-
dny by Judge Wicst. and General Marsh
Is under bonds pending tho result! OF an
appeal OF his trial. which resulted In
his conviction. 10 the supreme court.
Both General White and General
Marsh addressed petitions to the COVER
nor to-day asking executive clemcuoy.
Governor Plngrcr's announcement OF
the pardon sAys:
These men entered Into n conspiracy
with the Henderson Amrs Company. n
corporation composed of prominent anu
influential citizens Of kalamazoo. to
dcfraud the state OF largo amount OF
money In connection with tho sale md
rc-purchnsc Of military clothing.
"Ono Blckcrstafr. who was the agrnt
for the Henderson Anes Company, was,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
TRAINS COLLIDE
Causing the Death of Eight Laborers
and the injury Of Twenty More.
200 Feet Of Track Torn Up.


200 Feet of Track Torn Up.
y SACRAMENTO. Cal, Dec. "A work
train, carrying Its crew OF between
twenty-five and thirty track repaIrers,
backed into a freight train n few miles
east OF SuIsun, on the Southern Pacific
road, to-day, and in the wreck which
followed eight men were killed and
twenty more Injured. many of them
seriously.
From the meagre report received, II
appears that the freight train had the
right Of way and was running ut full
speed In order to meet and pass an
other freight Mt Suisun. The work train
should have been on siding and was
making for It at q good rate OF speed,
when 1t collided with the freight. At
the time there wns heavy fog prevail
ing and 1t was possible to discern OBJ
jects for only q short distance 30 the
shock Of the collldng trains was terri
flc. All the casualties are reported to
be among the men of the working
crews. the engineer and fireman jumped
and saved themselves. Over two hun
dred feet Of track was torn up and the
cars were smashed and piled upon each
other In every conceivable shape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
ARMY Reorganization Bill Given
First Attention by the House.
MIR. Hull its Sponsor.
SULzER STARTS TO OBJECT.
Vote TO be Taken on the Measure
at the End Of Six Hours
Running Debate.

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ihfee oilis fasseo.
Threc biils were passed under the call
OF committees, the moat important be-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05

prepared while commanding an army
corps could serve as basis for such q
project which woull not be expensive"
At this point protests were raised ana
NJ. Fallieres asked General Mercier not
TO enter Into the details Of the scheme.
General Mercier replied that tho
scheme could be held over the head OF
England like the sword Of Da,nooles,"
and he proposed n resolution that tho
senate should Invite the government 10
complete Immediate preparations for the
mobilization OF army and navy, by pre-
pairing everything necessary to embarl.
as rapidly as possible an expeditionary
corps. sQit
Protests wcrc raised from varlcu1
benches and NJ. Do Lcnessnn, minister
of marine, followed the presidents rul-
ing that the motion wns out OF order Ia
the present debate, by declaring amid
cheers that the government could not
possibly accept II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
INVASION OF ENGLAND
THE DESIGN OF FRANCE.
Sensational and Hostile Language Used by Gen.
Mercer in French Senate Against Brtish.-.
Scheme to Land Troops on Her Coast.
A SPEECH THAT WILL CAUSE TROUBLE.

PARIS. Dec. 4.-General Mercler
caused n deep sensation in the senate
to-day during the debate on the naval
bill by pointing out the ease by which
England could be invaded He tcmahd-
ed that the government Introduce into
the plans for mobilization OF the army
the navy methods for the rapid en-
barkatlon and debarkation of an expc-
d!tionary corps. The president. NJ. Fal-
lieries, interfcred, declaring that such
proposals were out OF order.
In the course of an extraordinary
speech General Mercier said:
in view OF the possibility OF war
with Great Britain, the use of the army
Is not sufficiently taken into account.
The times are not the same they we're
hundred years ago. Steam. the navy
the telegraph and the railroad have rem
dered the problem OF the invasion Of
England much enslcr of solution.
Moreover, England herself Is no
longer the same. The Transvaal war
has shown that tho British army, al.
though brave, Is not equal to The task
which England expected It TO perform.
Tho British navy Is powerful. but It has
many coasts to defend.
France, therefore. Is EnglandG equal
at certain points. and IS even her SUPER
Tor In the Instruments of destruction.
History furnishes many instances OF
mutluy In the Engil:h navy ut the mo-
ment OF battle. A lnndlng In England
is. therefore, not beyond realization.
This Is not only ny opinion. but that
also Of high naval officers. the Brit
ish premier recently expressed signih-
cant fears and. II the principle Of land
Ing Is admitted the practical means Of
execution may be discussed. s...
II venture to think that the. work I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
RAILROAD COMBINE
Apparent between Leading Roads
by Advance Of Freight Ratos on
Bituminou8 Coal. @ .r,

Apparent Dotwocn Leading Roads
by Advance Of Freight Ratos on
BituminouB Coal. I .n,
S'PIr1LADELpHIA, Dec. A.-Thc Re-
cord will any tomorrow:
"Probnbly no more apparent evidence
OF tho interests secured by the Pennsyl-
vanla rnilrond In tho Baltimore C Ohio.
Chesapeake s. Ohio and Norfolk &
Western railrondn, and what It Rigni-
llcg both In making and maintaining OF
rites IN the fact that It In the purpose
to advance the tidnwntcr freight rates
on bItuminous conl 10 pcr cent on April
|, 1901.
"Tho Pennsylvania. baltimore &: Ohio,
sapcake Il Ohio and Norfolk &
Western railroads control the
ontirG output of bitumlnous coal to
tIdcwatcr and tho harmonious relations
existing between them by reason OF the
interests had In each by tho Pennrylvn-
ula railroad. permits OF n concert OF
action In advancing freight rates cspcc-
ially on bitumlnous coal and the main
tcnancp or such advance that under
other circumstances was Hcarcrly posRi-
bio.
"F'or rovcral days rumorH OF n con-
templatcd advance IN bitumlnoas coal
freight ratcB Mt the beginning OF the
ht,,,nlpnuu ynnr NnrIl 4 lD0l hnvp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
Refused Senatorial Appointment

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Dec. A.
Governor Lind, who IS Fuslonlst. has
informally offered the appointment Of
United States senator ad interim. to
succeed Senator Davis. to c. A. Smith,
4 wealthy Swedish-American lumber
man OF this city, and n Republican. Mr..
Smith has. however. declined the prof
fer. The governors appo!ntce would
serve only until the Legislature, which
meets next month, elects. rr-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
English Papers Aroused.

LONDON. Dec. 5.--The Morning Post
seizes the occasion Of General Metcier's
speech in the French senate yesterday
to crticise the weakness OF British de-
lenses. which 1t says, must be attrlb-
uted to red tape; but the papers gener-
ally treat Mcrcier's outburst in spirit
OF banter. bs
ut Is an idea worthy Of tho courage.
ous soldier who perjured Dreyfus into u
living grave'and who. as minister. OF
war. sat shIvcrlng with terror during u
whole night at the Elysee lest Germany
shouii declare war against France
says the Daily Chronicle. and most OF
the morning papers comment In q uini.
lar strain. lta.g 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
MRS. MCKINLEY FRIGHTENED
By Fractious Tenm-Soon ReCaincd
Her Composurc,

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Mrs. Mckinley
experienced n Few moments of alarm
this afternoon M she wns about TO de-
part for Washington. She has Just
been assisted from her carriage Into a
wheeled chair In the Pennsylvania
ferry house, in Jersey City. when the
horses became fraotlous. The driver
had some difficulty In controlling the
spirited team OF bays, and while no WI as
aubduing them, Abncr Mckinley, DR..
RiSey and several railroad employees
jumped between Mrs. Mckinley and
the prancing animals. Mrs. McKin-
lcy'S pale face became little palcr
and sho shuddcrcd nerVously, but in n
short time she recovered her self-roa-
hcsslon. and was smiling md bowling TO
the crowd OF railroad men and by
atnndcrs, who doifed their hats ns she
wheeled pnst them to the elevator
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
Farmer Run Over by Train.

Special Dispatch 10 the Inteiligencer.
HINTON. W. Va. Dec. A.-John
PrIchnrd, farmer. aged sevcnty.fivc.
was run over near this city to-day by q
Chesapeake 6 Ohio train and instantly
killed. He was walking on the railroad
track and In getting out Of the way Of
train he stepped over on the other
track and was killed by another trhln.
which came up behind him. He was well
known In this community. a.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
FORCED TO Be FAIR.
Marion County Court Compelled by
Writ Of Mandamus to Recount
Certain Votes, Changing the Re-


suit.
Special Dispatch to the lntcllIgencer.
FAIRMONT. w. yn.,. Dec. 1T. A.
Fleming asked the circuit court this
morning. to Issue n writ OF mandamus,
compelling the county court to count
two votes cast for him In the recent
election which the court threw out.
overruling his exception. The failure to
count these votes elected R. Leigh
Fleming to the office of justice Of the
peace OF Fairmont district, by n ma
jority Of two and the petition alleges
that Mr.. T. a. Fleming was greatly
wronged. prejudlced, nggrlevcd and
damaged by Illegal rulings" OF the
Democratic county court acting as n
bonrd OF canvasscrs. On the face OF the
returns T. A. Fleming was elected by 4
safe majority, but the count"
changed the results as above.
Judge Mason granted the writ md
the county court rc-counted certain
votes. declaring Fleming (Republicnn),
elected by three majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
Costly Hotel to be Erected.

Special Dispatch to the lntcllIgenccr.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Dec. at
was announced to-day that new hotel,
to cost quarter of n million dollars.
will be erected Mt once on the corner OF
Seventh and Market streets. The plans
accepted are those OF n distinguished
Cincinnati architect. and 1t Is is pro-
posed to make the structure the finest
of It's hind In the state
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
Prominent Grocer Dead.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 4!-GGorgc
W. Dllworth, senior member of the
firm OF Dllworth Bros, Wholesale gro
GERS. died suddenly ut his home to-day.
OF heart failure. He has been proml-
ncnt In business circles since 1850.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
Formor Wheeling Man Dies.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Dec. 4.-Brlscoc
Gaines, for mnny years Il prominent
business mnn Of Wheeling. W. Va, and
for the pnst nve years superintendent
OF letter carriers In this city. died here
to-day Of peritonltls, aged iifty-e!Bht
ynnra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-05
SOUTH IN FAVOR OF EXPANSION.

NEW ORLEANS Ln, Dec 4-Gcnorn Gordon to-day,
In replying for Georgn tho Industrial Convention snid that
WaevOr tho people Of the South hnvo boon favor Of In the
pns they longer In favor national
policy They In favor OF tho Nicaragua canal of tho
door In tho Orient of carrying their blessings bcnghtcd
brown peoples of tho East who day. will rise and shout
loud hosannns God at tho flag of tho Stripes Ind
becn admitted among thcm.' r
The Florida star., 1900-08-17
SIOO REWARD sIOO.

The readers "f this paper will be- pleased L.
learn that there Il al least one dreaded disease.
that Science has been able Ia cure ia all it>
stages. and that is catarrh. Halls Cptyrrh
Cure i the only positive cure known L. the.
medical fraternity. Catarrh being coustitu
tloIal disease. requires constitutional treat
mcnt Halls Catarrh Cure i taken internally
acting dircctl' upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby drstrnvinp
the foundation Of the disease ana giving the
patient 81 ength hy building up the constitu
ton and assisting nature in doing its work.
The propri"t"rs have sn much faith i'm IT,,
curative powers that they offer one hundred
"llars for amy c;Sr that il fails L. cure. send
for list at test StmunialS
Address. +. J CHENEY X Co. Toledo. q.
80 Sold lay druggists. 7Jc
Halls Family Pills arr rhc hest