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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

The ladies especially show q decided ln-
terest ana are usually largely u the ma
'soraF The gentlemen do not snow the
interest tu church attendance which /
would IKE 20 se. ! know th1t a Fteat
many are engaged IN occupations which
keep them up lafe saturday night that
consequently they sleep late sunday
morning and inst u requires some exer-
ton on their part 10 attend the morning
service notice that the number %
Young men a. me riFht service iF greater
Than a. the morning service and attribute
81 80 this cause
Rev W C. Schaenor. pastor ~ the
Lutheran Church OF the Ascension. sah
"Nfv congregations are not what they
should be- My people are scattered al
throughout the C4ty and there has been
% very decided movement southwark in
the last few year. which has Affected my
church 10 common with tho other churches
in the northern section 7 have very Few
ola people Ia my congregation. but the
adult members. very many 81 them do not
show the interest in church services
which they should MY chief eatisfnc-
ton Is in the young people. ~ whichth
majority az my congregations are com
posed aud who show lively and intelt-
gent interest in the work
Rev Va p Cook. pastor OF Wesley
NIHUNfuN fifal q NANffts NttffA hFAt'A eA'".'-h
church going among the Met hotists said
~ DO not know that church attendance
ia falling N ia marked degree. In the
larger towns and cities win which ! am
familiar the churches are we'll tlled with
v.orsbippers savannah impresses mo.
however. as being careless tn the matter
90 church attendance There IL less church
going here than in any city OF ~ size
that have ever visited There IS less re-
gard Tor sunday and the men especially.
ARE more indifferent 20 church attendance.
Afy own experience az pastor In savan-
nah has not been an that I desired. IN
rararA 10 church attendance. but there
has been much that "a encouraging. The
morning congregations have Improved
steadily The night Congregations have
almost uuaduIpied since the hrst Few
month. OF last year. and there - notice
,hlv a large number of Young men. The
number n men in the membership Or the
church IS above the average our sunday
school attendance averages up well, hui
the week-ulght services are much neg
lected
Doubiiess tho other pastors OF the city.
had they been seen. would have made
much she Same report as those quoted.
While none OF the churches suffer from
overcrowding on Sundays nearly all can
rers1rt fair congregat az rule. II
IL easy 20 get large congregations on spe-
rial o.rn sions hut the ushers rarely have
any difficulty ln seating an who attend tho
regular services. All the churches suuer
from a large percentage 81 non-attending
church members
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
WHAT CAUSES DEAF
NESS,
The Principal Cause Il Durable hut
GenernIlY Overlooked.

The Principal Cause II Durable hut
s.,.r,tt, o,,cr-toot,.d
Many thlnss may saus' neathess' hhh
very often Il IS diihcut 10 trace cause
some people inherit deafness Acute d.
.,s.s fl,. s,.riet feyer .orrctir,.s -,,,-,
a.. -
N''t'''' H"' 'F mus e'''l''io"
cause OF loss ~ nearing Us gatarrh OF the
head ana throat
oror,inerf snerlalisf on e,- ,ro,fte-
~. ....'... a., $780,.
~'''' '''' 'i''''''' '''' ''''.' '"' - ~"
cases OF deafness ls traced 70 throat trou-
ble. this IS probably ovorstlted. but
d. certainty true that mora Than b.tt ~
=, $3.50 ,.....t....
''' N'
'Hs'''''' ,.
'e .'.- ''." .'' '"- nose ""n
'tD'' i.'''a w. q" ."' ''"A'a eil"h
,''' "i'' " ''@-'"1 '' "P very soon "i-
ls''7 'n, ".''iNs anu '". hai leuihK or
'Ne non '''N,' 'l' loss % heaIins
~ ~, w.. -. '''i'" "hioh eaus-
- ln' 'i"u''' y ,ut'a'
IV@' NN" al' "at' OF h'Arlnk may
'n'hA 'Nln hlli' l'I e'ehta. nut any
ois a. 'u "u-,i au' mus nave Hoilced
.,' 'tl,N 30. =. ~, .y'' VIZ 'ne.
l u''. 80 49,, = . 'uHk neg
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

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LOTS or WEDDINGS THESE DAYS
where arc VOL welding ~ YOUR "onef
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wright ana S., make tatrr sos IS hen 81
roe. % sh., ID horse. therefore send your
fa-Fe 90 th' man whose sole business is
e. hi fH1-s pr7p"r.' on horses iee' aug
a'tan'f' me e. every time Monthao.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
mELP wANrEn-MALE.


THREE COUNTRY BOYS TO LEARN
harness making Apply foreman 70. Leo
Franks St Julian and Whitaker streets.
WANTED. a COMPETENT Assist
ant bookkeeper. Address. giving refer
ence and experience. r. c. W, care News
Office.
WANTED. FIRsT-CLAss BOOK
keeper who thoroughly understands dou-
BILE entry. state references and expocta-
lions. Address Bookkeeper. !. o Box 49,.
Savannah.
WANTED. 4 YOUNG MAN WHO tN-
derstands bookkeeping Tor two months
work Address. stating salary expected.
\ z. care News.
Young MAN TO ASSIST IN CLERf-
cal department IN office. state wages
wanted give reference AMI experience.
Address Utility this Office
WANTED. IAN EXPERIENCED
bundle wrapper Apply ~ Gutmans. -
Broughton street. west
WANTED DELIVERY BOYs APP
ply Monday morning 10 President west.
WANTED. a SMART BOY FOR
wrapping department Apply 10 Gustave
Eckstein & Co. Monday morning.
WANTED. 4 COLORED BOY. Il TO IS
wears old. AZ Eagle Shoe Factory. Us
Broughton street. west
WANTED. A MAN TO TAKE
charge OF a small dairy must be sober
and have recommendation from last en-
ployer Address J & c. Morning News.
WANTED. FIRsT-CLAss CAKE AND
roll baker. must be sober. Address II. B..
Morning News.
WANTED 4 COIORED BOY As FOR
tor: must come well recommended. Great
Atlantic and Pacinc Tea Company. No.
io5 Broughton street. west
WANTED. FIRsT-CLAss SALES
men in our dress goods and silk depart
ments. permanent position 20 right par
ties. Apply by letter: communication con-
fldential Address Leopold Adler
WANTED. SMART. TIDY. WILLING
cash boys. Apply 10 once Leopold Adler.
WANTED. FIRsT-CIAss CARRIAGE
painter. must be- sober and Furnish refer.
cnces Noldosta Busy Company Val
dosta. ca.
WANTED. TRAVELLING SALESMAN
familiar With wholesale Rro.ery business
good pos ION for hustler with satisfac .arr
references. Address G.. o. Box 9os. city.
TWO STRONG WHITE BOYS AS AP.
prenuces "a harness factory Appl, 20
foreman al Leo Franks. St Julian ani
whitaker streets
WANTED. AT ONCE. TWO CD FIRST
class coat makers. on me work German
or Irish preferred. Mckay. Tailor. Ma
con. Ca.
Statesmen WANTED To SELL OUR
goods by sample 20 wholesale and retail
trade. We are che largest and only man
ufacturere In our line in the world. liberal
salary paid Address. can Dex Mfg Co.
cTce . Board OK Trade Building. savan-
nah. Ca,
WANTED. INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND
women IN every town 20 work for US at
their homes. no canvassing: we VIII send
work any distance: We have several nres
OF work 20 give out. some OF which re-
quires no experience. n you can't devote
the whole day % our work you can earn &
or s. week by working an hour or Two
evenings. Address Standard Man ufactur-
ING Co, ii2 West sd street. New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
MEDICAL.

sNVANNNa NEXT sTGTTER-
Dr c. w Randolph. Al1emarle
Hotel Columbia. 8. c.. ana VIC
learn from leading papers that he Is cur
Ing many he has engaged 10 40 10 sa-
vannah. Ga. the 5tn OF Nov. and etay
ten days he will then so 20 Dallas.
Tex. Sufferer this seems 90 he your
last opportunity Col. Willie Jones Of
his praise .-Christi6n Index.
DR.. ,McGEHEE VISITS ANY PART
city. 81 cash. once treatment s. per
month. medicine furnished Cosmopolitan
uispensary. Liberty and Lincoln streets.
phones SIS.
CANCER CURED AT HOME BY IN
ternal treatment. no knife. plaster or pain.
Book and testimonials mailed free. Can
Ger Institute. III ". Foriy-second street
New York
LADIES' CHICHEsTER's ENGLISH
Pennyroyai Pills are the best. safe re-
liable Take no other Send T. stamps
for particulars Relief for Ladies" In
letter by return mail Ask your druggist
Chichester Chemical Co. Phlada.. Pa.
/ HAVE FOUND A POSITIVE CURE
for drunkenness. can be given secretly
will gladly tell you what Il Is. don't serd
money Mrs. MAY Hawkins Lock BOX
l.. II. i3i. Grand Rapids. Mich.
MORPHINE. OPIUM LAtDANUM
cocaine habit. myself cured. will inform
YOU Of harmless. permanent home cure.
Mrs Baldwin. BOX 1912 Chicago.
HOW ARE YOUR FEET II YOUR
feet are troubling you. call on me and
will give you relief. ! cure ingrowiuR
nails corns and an diseases Of tho feet
without pain charges reasona bic, can
give the best references IN the city. pa
tients treated AZ residences. orders can
be left a. IivinRston's drug store. Bull
and Congress streets. telephone 2e3 Lem
Davis surgeon chiropo1ist
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
own THREn INCHES or RAIN.

The Record for the Twenty-Four
Hours Ending at O'Clock Last
night.
savannah's weather conditions yes,er-
day we're almost repetition OF those OF
the first part Of last month when almost
four inches OF rain fen within less than
twenty-f0ur hours.
Tho rain commenced a. . o'clock tn tho
morning ana M to at night 500 inches
had fallen. This unusually heavy down
pour gives 60 the month an excess OF 2%
inches. and reduces the short Of the year
10 SD inches.
The temperature was maximum. - de-
grees and minimum. g. desrees. giving a
mean Of e degrees. which is 10 degrees
above the normal. aud gives 80 the month
an accumulated excess OF heat OF So de-
grees.
The Washington forecast for to-day Is
FOR fair weather except on the coast
where rain may be expected. Tomorrow
IL is predicted vii. be fair Fresh 70 brisk
north winds win prevail.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.



"isc ALARM CLOCKS" WATCHES
IS. eye-ghsses 20. SOLID gold spectacles,
s. 90. lady douhle-casc solid sod watch.
si1a original cost tis. American gold
alle4 watch % years guarantee case
81 Iq original cost si5. diamond ring slt.3
fair size stone aud merry. original cost. $50
Fegeos for birthday. wedding and
Christmas presents. so & can make @ 10
stead OF !. ana every article is guaranteed
IN black aud white just az represented. =
East Broughton. Hair Jewelry and shaw
Ing Supply House. G. his window for big
bargains 90 finger rings
SECONDHAND SHOW CASES AND
counters for sale cheap Hair. Jewelry
and shaving supply House.
WuENsKY's JEwELRY STORE
corner Broughton and Barnard. IS an at
trncuve place 20 make your purchases.
neat. clean goods bright and good
straight stun Tor money asked. every
body goes away pleased, and no wonder
CAL on him.
BARGAINS IN BOOKS AT TARVER' :
OLD book store, jefferson ana YorH
streets.
BIG TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that viii stu continue my dancing
school az the Masonic Temple. Liberty and
whitaker. every Tuesday and Friday.
Admission rs. Prof Black viii instruct
al pupils IN separate hall. Yours re-
spec,fuliy John 5. Banks.
NOTHING BETTER MINED THAN
Jelnco coal for CRATE Ares a. : Cohen
telephone 6s.
OIL HEATERS. WOOD HEATER
coal heaters. cook stoves ard ranges Re
liable goods e. = Miller. agent
ADVERTIsEMENTs SET ~ CAP
lTALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CI.AS-
StFfED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD NO AD-
VERT1sEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN Soc.
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~ 10 At least 10 p,rsoas ~ -

feotef o. a. least 100 persons uv tlif
cause
Ust when ali is sa.d. mono of 90. above
causes sufficient 90 keep Is man from
Gods house 10 ht has fna root IN tH.
matter Tim. ara N 1903 froa'
rave uni che root ~ o." matter i7 them.
8 h.ame roaolN tIt ut-f.f * tht IIr
of CHRIST raa nor been mHI. aenr ' fNfnI
ana has divine character nas rat vDu ON
fp worship. end o. sI sI.'. t.e- fHr fn"
-ustutrmert - Hle .Hur 10 a4fr
r1te alad o. s~arb fHrm usH ana
ora nor ea.rE Us tHt IHH Hnr
.hs.r w.lk ar1 rnrm mon
.Aaa ut. u f1
t, 49,
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.,-. v..s =,
- f,,, t.. .rl. o. OF
r... .-t +. v.a-.t.s uIm taat
b.. r.. .,.a fl.. .d.~.rts or1 wall
a.. .,...t..
80 t.. ,t.f. ,rf .Nr-
f,., ra..o .,.. to-r..,i.t~ i. brakar
.1.p-r ..........t .tra land Is rsraa.
.s... t.- ..... .4...s
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

AGENTS TO SELL Orr CIT PRICE
Xmas books so hook i5c. 81 book 81,
Sl.5o book 50c: s. 20 hook 75c; creii, giF-
en-. freight paid outht free Ferguson
Pub Co. Ill Fifth street Cincinnap 9.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

500 MONTHLY. NEW PATENT NE-
tallic Bread Boards; sample free @.
Forshee Co. Cincinnati. O.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WANTED. A WHITE HOVsrwo
man and nurse 20 live on premises "a
Monday md Tuesday morning III Fsr
Waldhurg street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WANTED AT ONCE RAPID PEN.
man lady ~ gent. must write a az
round. rapid. oven hand. also frsf--as,
operator on Remington. must be corr.
Room - Board Of Trade bulldog
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WANTED. A HOUSE GIRL. CAL
this morning amer 10 o'clock p J8r,,
east
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WANTED. LADY WITH GOOD REF
erenoes 20 manage business Of cid o.
'shlished house; salary SIS per week ara
expenses. payable each week direct from
headquarters. expense money advanced
position permanent Enclose self-eA.
dressed stamped envelope etardars
House. 1oe Caxton building Chicago
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WANTED COMPETENT COOK
must come well recommended. y Jo,,,
east
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

AGENTS s30 4 MONTH SURE TO
Industrious men or women texperienee un-
necessary following our instructions. 81
hibitlng and taking orders from dairymen.
creameries and every owner % ooH-
the greatest mechanical wonder ~ -
age. The Aerating Butter Separator
machine for separating butter from mis-
or cream. sweet or sour. IN less ihan
minutes; A child can do the work 90 oH-
ferent from the old-fashioned eH-dAi
hack breaking churn that every Owner 2.
a COW must have one. write TO-DAY '"
sole agency and choice Of territory. Aeia'
Ing Co. Cincinnati O.
We WILL PAY ANY MAN So PEh
month and all travelling expenses. o. tAks
orders for the most reputable portfHN
concern In the United states. Your sa.@'
Will be guaranteed and position pfTln'
nent Address Dept g. Park Ave aIn
one Hundred and Thir,ieth street Nv
York city
AGENTS. SPECIALITY BACKED 81
absolute guarantee 20 straighten f'nAl
negro hair: nearly all profits and ssa' o.
sight: write Boston Chemical Compail'
Richmond. Va. for territory and par'''
uiars.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

CORSET AGENTS. THERE rs ONLY
one best-thats the Hygcia. che STANDARD
az the century for service and satigfar-
ton. For particulars address the Wes'-
ern Corset Co. 81. Louis. Mo
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WANTED, A COMPETENT HAND A.
dreesmakine. none other need apply. &
East Broad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WANTED A COMPETENT COOK AZ
ia Huntington street. west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

CHRISTIAN WOMAN. TO oTALfFY
for permanert position trust here or g
home county. Ssoo yearly Encsose self
addressed. stamped envelope 70 secretary
Box 10. This Office
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WANTED. FIRsT-C CLASS COOK.
must stay on premises; cen dollars o,
month. ~ Broughton. east.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
HELP wANTEn-rEM,Ir

- --4@r-~-s----s-<>-.
WANTED. \ WHITE wbsfAec m
COOK and do homework 4o6 Dufry. a.,
Apply Monday morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WANTED BRIGHT. ENFRGpTr-
lady. writing plain hand. 70 travel IN
Georgia: So monthly and all expense 20
start; self-addressed envelope for partS
uiars Address Manager ellis. Pontiac
Building. Chicago.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

A GIRL TO COOK AND MAKE HER.
self generally useful sis Castor. wee,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

WOMEN To DO PLAIN sEwTNG AT
home. $50 per day. four months. work
guaranteed; work sent prapaid: send
stamped addressed envelope for par-,e-i-
lars. r. " Hutton & co. Dept. o phil
ndelphia Pa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
AGENTS wANTED.

AGENTS wANTED-"GALvEsTON.
The Horrors Of Stricken CITY" Dos Mlrat
Halstead fully Illustrated. fastest selling
book ever published. only 81 50. best term
guaranteed. outht free: be quick j. S.
Zelgler & Co. Chicago ~.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

CROCHETERs WANTED. TO Gro
chet for us ~ home Good pay Chicago
1roche' Co. 80 Dearborn street. ChilaFo.
III
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IL CAP
lfALS WILL RE PRINTED ~ CTAs
SIFIEp ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
For TWO CENTS a WORD NO AD-
NERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN a0C
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

or Ito boz credited hereafter
By l0 aucud4uccs ~ your wife
ana s,lf az church .......-..... 10 hours
Hy ] return % your sarrament &c.. hours
By some work Of charity 20
others ...... Observation-Disclosures. hours
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-12-07

and he opened his eyes to four bleak
walls.
Unwilling to longer be the prey Of
solitude and horde of unhappy
thoughts and memories, he drew on his
great coat and went out into the brac-
ing night air. He walked briskly to-
ward the Old Wolsen home, which Dr..
Andrews had recently purchased and
furnished as sanitarium, where he
made speciality of treating insanity.
Dr. Andrews was deservedly popular
man, and indefatigable in his efforts
to relight Reasons torch in benighted
brains-hence his experiments in
matinee musicalss and dancing par
ties. Leland was cordially greeted by
the doctor in the entrance hall, and
together they passed into ''the den" ON
the left as il by mutual consent. the
doctor closing the door after him.
"Old fellow" said the physician, i
had quite set my heart on your COM
ing, and half feared you would dis
appoint me. l have an irresistible de-
sire to tell you story in which l fig
Urea story beveined with sadness.
You hear the music across the hall,
the sound of flying feet and happy
laughter? Well, among my guest pa
tents is a young girl, whose family
placed her under my care to be treated
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-12-07
"My Queen, I've come"

for very peculiar form of insanity.
l will not burden your memory WITH
the name science has given it.
Her peculiar hallucinati.n is the
belief that In dreams she sees the face
of the man she is to marry, conse'
quently she absolutely refuses to con-
slider the numerous proposals Of mar
riage OF suitors highly eligible. Le-
land, I've learned to love this girl de-
votedly; nay, almost madly! If l am
unsuccessful in removing the dusky
cloud that enshrouds my darling
intellect and in winning her love, my
life will be but monotonouS round OF
duties, barren of the love that makes
mans estate akin to that of the angels.
| will have missed the connecting link
between earth and heaven.
Il tell you all this before presenting
you to my poor, dear love, believing
and hoping your sympathy may be-
come an important factor in-what
was that cry? Go across to the ball
room, Leland; I'll follow when I've as
sisted the attendants in quelling the
disturbance among, the more violent
of my patients.
Like an automaton, Leland crossed
over and stood gazing into the ball
room. his mind in state of chaos.
The dining room, with low, broad
windows, was for the occasion con-
verted into handsomely decorated
ballroom. Yards and yards of floral
ropes festooned the walls. Here and
there a statuette cleaned white and
stately against background of feath-
cry ferns and trailing arbutus, the
requisite touch of color coming from
the silken flag draperies. 1t was like
a scene from fairyland, with guests and
inmates dancing or standing in ami
mated, picturesque groups.
A violin note, sharp, resonant,
brought Leland to sudden realization
Of time and place. AS he turned to-
ward the musicians. who were half
hidden by palms. MY Queen" came
dancers once more were whirling and
swaying with the music, as if life were
all May-time. Leland's eyes instant
ly sought and met the questioning
gaze of the violinist, a tall girl in
white, who rested one foot on an otto
man as she played. The girl smiled
the old familiar smile, and continued
to play.
Leland, no longer master of his emo
lions, crossed the room and reverently
touching her arm. said: "My queen,
I've come"
'I'll play Farewell to Dreams p"
said the girl
All listened spellbound to violin
solo Of unusual merit, to music as coy
and capricious as the love of coquet-
ish maiden. 1t was deliciously familiar
to Leland. A change came over the
spirit Of the girl, and as If dismissing
the pageant of shadows that had
haunted their past, her violin laughed.
sobbed and shrieked diabolically,
drowning the groans of man who lay
above, with body vibrant with the
agonies that precede death from a
blow on the head-the victim of a
murderous assault Of an Irresponsible
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-12-07
Good Cnnse OF Action.

In Louisiana, II creditor finds that
his debtor intends to leave the state
and stay away he can, without further
bothering, get out an attachment and
seize whatever property the uAfortun-
ate may have. says the Chicago Jour-
nal. A creditor, who was one OF Col
Proudfoots clients, performed this OPP
GRAFTON one morning and the debtor
was so hurt about it that he fell dead.
The debtors heirs went to law later
and claimed the property on the
grounds that the death made the seiz-
ure invalid. Tho law in this case,
gentlemen, is very clear" said the
colonel, when his chance came. ut
says that II q man Is about to leave
the state permanently his property
may be seized. II our late lamented
friend was not about to leave the state
permanently l never want to handle
another case"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-12-07

our working world very large. Many OF
are hard workers. Our laboring classes
are found in herds and hordes in the
s'hives of industry" What is all this work
forp In most cases it is for daily bread,
in many for maintenance of others. Great
numbers also work to acquire wealth.
Some for great commercial prominence.
Some to preserve intact a splendid inheri-
lance. Necessity, generosity and ambition
are the inspiration of all classes of indus
try, and the object of every one falls to the
ground when ill-health attacks him.
Maintaining health is the most vital
thing in the world for workers of every
class, and the usefulness Of DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy, as a
strengthened of the constitutional and
vital powers, is beyond all question. This
great remedy enters into partnership
with Nature and helps human beings do
their work without giving up to prema-
ture decay. The strain of work is on the
minds of some, on the bodies Of others,
but the nourishing of either, or both, is
in the nerves and blood. Nervura acts
directly on the fountains of health and g
its strengthening power is wonderful.