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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09
FRUIT TREES

I have for sale several thousand choice
fruit trees. one and two years old,
which 4 will sell in lots to suit pur-
chaser. at reasonable prices. They con-
sist OF varieties that are well-known
and tried, and are guaranteed to do well
in this climate. For full particulars,
address
=, RosrIAN, East sessa, wssh.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09

State of washintou,l ..
County Of San Juan dr
I, James FARMLAND, county eler. ~ =,
officio clerk of the Superior Court Of saM No
Juan County, do hereby certify thar ,nH NM
ing Is full, true and correct copy Of az ~ h
and day of April, 1901, in the matter
estate Of Mrs. Mary ". CLARK, deceas;ul cua
witness my hand and the seal Oh sal"
this sth day Of April, 1901. vn l,.,t
Date 6rst publication, April u, Isoi'
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Try the new remedy for costiveness.
Chambeflain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Every box guaranteed. Price, Is
cents. For sale by the Friday Harbor
Drug Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09
Mo. So7---
0rdG 70 SHOW causs On sale Of Real Estaia

In the Superior Court OF the state of Washane.-
ton, for San Juau County. -
IN PROBATE
Clark, deceased. 80 y 49,
James H. Nichols, the admiuistrator ar the
Ssate Of (A6rs) Mary N. Clark, deceaped, hsy-
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that two (7) sloops,
seized for violation of United Estates revenue
est bidder for cash. on the goth day of May, 1901,
at 2 O'Clock p. M, at the United States Custom
House r. ID. HUESTIS,
Collector of Customs.
First publication, May g. 1901.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09

A. r. Shaded went to Victoria Tuesday
to see his daughters, who are at school
there, and then he expected to go to Wis
consin to visit his father.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09
OVer.WOrk Meakens
Your Kidneys
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09

landed on tho wharf ut East Sound Sat-
urday. A sure thing now.
Harry Kerchoff has bought the 8.
Walton place near East Sound, the re-
ported price being about $500. 1t consists
of l6O acres.
Mr.. Burroughs, manager Of the Orcas
Island Fruit Company's farm, is laid up
with broA en- limb it Is reported. He
is under the care Of DIR. Fitz Mathew.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09
CERTIFICATE OF cory.
Clerks Once.

COUNTY OF SAN JUAN.
i, JameS FARMLAND County Clerk and ex-of.-
cio Clerk Of the Superior Court of the said
County and State. do hereby certify THAI the
of an Order to Show Cause WY . distribution
should mot be made In the matter OF the
estate Of John G. viereck, deceased a. the same
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and afixed the seal Of said Court this
<th day Of April, 1901
tSRAL1 JAMES FRANKLAND,
County Clerk.
Date FIRST publication, April II, 1901.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09

Au tuo ouPcAlOI SOuIt VI tU6 St6I0 Oh
Washington, for San Juan County.
IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate of John G.Vier-
eek. deceased.
Order to show cause why distribution should
not be made.
Barnhart Carl and Albert Frederick viereck.
executors of the estate of John G. viereck, de-
ceased, having rendered, presented and fled in
this court, on the md day of April, A. u. Ieor
their final occount of their administration Of
said estate, and their petition asking, among
other things, for order Of distribution OF the
residue OF said estate among the persons there
to entitled;
1t is therefore ordered that all persons inter-
ested in the estate Of said John 6. viereck, de-
CEASED, be and appear before the Probate de-
pertinent of the Superior Court of the County
of San Juan, State Of Washington at the Court.
room of said Court, at Friday Harbor, in said
County, on Friday. the 10th day of May, A. ID.
1901 at 2 O'Clock Of said day, then and there to
show cause, If any they have, WHY settlement
should not be made and why an order Of dis
tribution should not be issued for the distribu-
ton of the residue of said estate among the
heirs Of said estate, In accordance with the win
of said deceased. M
1t 10 further ordered that copy of this Order
be published for four successive weeks, before
said 10th of May, A d. 1901, I'm "The San Juan
Islander" q weekly newspaper printed and
published in said County
Done at Friday Harbor, San Juan County
Washington, this and day of April, A. d. 1901
GEO. A. JOINER, Superior Judge
W. H. Thaeker, Attorney for Executors
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09
The Ofhcial Paper OF San Juan County.
CLUBBING LIST

To all subscribers paying one year in
advance land arrears, If any the follow
ing named publications are offered, TO-
pether with the ISLANDER, at the COM
hination prices quoted, viz:
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seattle Post.fnteliigencer, weekly, $I.sc
Seattle Times weekly, I.So
New York Tribune, weekly, DC
New York Tribune, tri-weekly, 7.Io
Thrice-a- Week N. Y. World, zoe
Toledo Blade, LOO
Detroit Free Press semi-weekly 400
s. F. Examiner weekly, 7.5o
IS. +. Bulletin Sunday edition, 400
Chicago Inter-Ocean, weekly, ais
ST. Paul Pioneer Press weekly, 2.oc
Farm and Preside, LOS
Farm Journal Loo
McClures Magazine, 2Io
Cosmopolitan Magazine, 2.lo
Review of Reviews, 32s
Harper's Magazine, 400
Century Magazine, 4.oS
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City Thursday to visit Mr.. Smiths
brother, Robert, and family.
Mrs. e. M. Eastman and daughter Ella
went to Whatcom Monday to visit Mr..
Eastman, who is at work there.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Superior Court Of the State OF
Washington, for San Juan County.
IN PROBATE,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith left for I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-11
NO FOUL PLAY.
The Remains Of Missing Willie
Mccormack Found.
Was Evidently AccidentIy Drowned in
Greek Near His Own Home.
Police and Family Have Abandoned The Theory
Of Foul Play.

New York. May 10.-The body of r.
year old Willie Mccormick who dis
appeared from his home at HiEhbridge,
six weeks ago, was. today. found float
ing on the surface of CromWell'S creek
not far from the Mccormick home, by
two boys who were playing on the
banks of the creek. BY the clothing a
policeman identified the body, which
was in such state of decomposition
that the features We're not recogniz-
able. Tie Mccormick family was no
titled and the father and sister Of the
dead boy completed the Identification.
Miss Margaret Mccormick. the sis
ter. was the first member of the family
to reach the place where the body was
placed on being taken from the water.
Of the fact that it was the body of her
brother there could be no doubt, for
the clothing he had worn when he left
his home was still on the body. The
weeping girl. returning. met her father
and tainted in his arms. Mr.. Mccor-
mick took her home. He then went to
the place and positively identified the
CORPSE as that of his long missing son
The body was placed in the police
patrol wagon and slowly driven to
Highbridge. There, on stretchcr, it
was carried into the station and ten
derby placed on the floor of the back
room pending the corcncr's irvcstiGa
ton.
Willie Mccormick was the 12-ycar-
old son Of William Mccormick. rctir-
cd florist. living at 1eita street and
Ogden avenue.
The boy was attending school at
HiGhbIdSe and was IN attendant at
the Church of the Sacred Heart when
he mysteriously disappeared. He was
to have gone with his sister to church
on the evening Of March p. but Jagged
behind on the way. lie was never seen
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The CUMBERl AND'S STORY.
Going IL Knots an Hour and IncIincd TO
Blame The Paul Scavey.

Boston. May le.-Thc International Line
steamer Cumberland. which arrived. this
afternoon. from st. John, y. T.. via East-
port. i.ubec and Portland. was in COLI
sion six miles to the westward of Seguin
light, with twp-mastcd schooner, early
this morning. Immediately after the col
lision the schooner was lost sight OF in
the fog. The steamer was Lot lady dam
aged.
Cant. Allen states that his vessel was
proceeding at the rate of about l. knots
an hour when the lookout suddenly dis
Ccrnod a small twO-m3strd schooner eff
thc Starhoard bow, heading in a s"uthcrly
direction and apparently trying To- pass
the steamers bow. The engines were
stopped. but the vessel WIS less than La
feet away and collision could not he
aNcrtCd.
The schooncr's ibhoom first struck tine
STANDARD light Of the steamer but did
not break the connections. although the
framework WAS b, ut. Sn- next struck tn
boat d;iNit ab3ft the light. bending ii ami
the captain believes carrying away the
sChooncr'S jibboom.
Tho next place of contact WAS near tn,
stern Of the steamer where ia" schooner :
bow spirit pIinctUrcd the woodwork in two
places. carried away six wooden stan
chions and a considerable portion of the
rail and damaging the hurricane deck
timbcrS.
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A CLOSE SHAVE.
Steamer Cumberland Rams the
Schooner Paul Seavey.
Shears OF Just in Time, Otherwise
Would Have Sunk Her.
Schooner Bound 10 naIlowell With Coal. N "
Repair al Portland.

Portland. Me. May lo.-Thc three
mastcd schooner Paul Seavey. Captain
'hcsc. New York to HalloweH. with
coal, was struck by the steamer Cum
cFland Of the International Line. early
this morning. and sustained considera
ole damage. The steamer was unin-
jured and continued on her way with
out stopping The schooner later was
picked up by the tug Dcmcrcst and
lowed To this port. where she will
make repairs. Captain Chase said:
1T was very foggy when our lookout
raw the steamer rushing through the
mist. headed so that she would strike
us squarely amidships. We rang our
fog ben and shouted. but the steamer
was very close when those on board
heard us and put her wheel hard down
IF il had been three or four seconds
later they would have sunk us beyond
u doubt. AS il WIS she shcercd out and
took us on the pert bow. cutting away
the johboom close to the vessels hull
We lost two jibs and quite a lot Of
of rigging. The tug came along just in
time and towcd Us to port. We did not
know the steamer but l thought like
ly it might be the Cumberland. 50
communicated with the International
Office here and found that she had re-
ported the accident
The Seavey was making some water
and it was decided that she will have
to be towcd to iIaliowell. unless re-
pairs are made here.
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WISE HOTEL MAN.
wife Put Him Right.

All hotel men. as a rule. are healthy.
Int once in Il while they are subject 10
eto,noch trouble like the ordinary NOR
..l md II is interesting to know what
nv do to provide Themselves with
proper food.
In the case Of Mr.. Mckee of the
wheeler !Iouac. Howard, 8. T., lie fin
,t1v rot down to Grapc-Nuts Food
,ionc and lived on it for a little over
CIV months. He speaks of some wheat
fnods and other cereals that he could
not digest. but GrapcNuts is pre-di-
,ros,od and easy for the weakest kind
of =, stomach. so that he got well on it.
IIc writes at length. giving de-
scrintion of his years of sickness and
his final cure by food. He says ne had
become completely discouraged as ne
could not retain any food ana digest IL.
E,in,Ily his wife heard of Grape-Nuts
FOOD and urged him 10 cat some OF 1t
and nothing else. He says. Il quickly
beran to gain in flesh, and my SKIN
tool, on another color l stuck TO
C.ranc- Nuts; and nothing else for over
civ months. | gained % pounds. began
to sIeap naturally. and have gotten
quite well
After n while ! began to cat plain
fond again and felt no distress. The
Crane Nuts regulated my bowels and
,r,cd nc Of the old headache.
The maFcrs do not adv:Te the use OF
Crane N,!tc Food alone. except in cx-
trenc caeoS like This. It il better. as
,,,le 70 max the breakfast of three or
fo,r hcapins teaspoonfuls OF Grape
%,.r with some coed rich cream, to-
,otber with n little cooked fruit and
some Postum Food Coffee. At midday
h,xe . little meat and some vegeta-
bles. and II night have the same meal
as the breakfast. This SOFT OF diet
will cure stomach and nervous troubles
Il, 20 eases out Of 100.
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STATE ARBITRATION BOARD.
Is Rec living More Favor at Portland Situation
About The Same.

Portland. Ne, May lo.-Thc strike in IN -,
allied trades continues with little appar-
ent change in the situation The sugSe5-
ton emanating from the Central Labor
Union that the matter be arbltratcd does
not seem to meet with favor on the part
of the contractors. who urge that they
have nothing to arbitrate. The PROPOSE
ton to create a State board Of arl'itrat On
consisting of representatives of the labor
unions and contractors is considered
little more favOrably although the lea lin :
members of the Builders Exchange agree
that the present strike must be settled
directly between the strikers and their
employers. Slight gains were reported by
both sides. today. nut the general situa-
ton remains unchanged.
The rooms of the Trades Unions were
closed this evening, and there was no in
formation TO he given out. 1t Is undo
stood that the unions have appointed a
committee which will meet with COM
mttcc from the Builders Exchange, %
morrow evening to consider a new propo-
sition from the strikers.
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DIDN'T MIND THE SHOTS.
A Portland Alleged RumseIIcr Goes the Faster
When officer Fires in Air.

Portland, Me, May 1o-Liquor Deputy
Sterling of Sheriff pcarson's force. had a
rather exciting experience in arrcsting
Michael Mcneil. an alleged liquor seller.
today. The deputy had been looking for
Mcneil for some time. and, this morn
ing. found him in bed at a Federal street
house and placed him under arrest. When
the coupl" reached the street Mcneil
made Il break for liberty. he officer al
ter calling upon the fugitive To- stop. fired
his revolver several times in the air. buj
this had no effect upon Mcneil VINO con
tinucd To increase the distance between
himself and the officer. Fina ". however,
he sought refuge in a room ocCupie by
a number of ArmcnianS and there he was
rc-capturcd a few minutes later. In the
court he WAS fined so and costs
on Il single sale. lie appealed to the 81
pcrior court.
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Il have never known a remedy
equal to Painc's Celery Compound.
writes Or. VIM. II. Vail. visiting sur
gcon to the st. Louis Maylield Sani
tarium. in the Hospital Bulletin, of
which he is the editor.
1t builds up weakened, irritatcd
nerves. increases the nervous force,
keeps the liver. kidneys ana stomach
IN healthy action. maintains the body
free from harmful humorS, cures de-
blitatcd and exhausted conditions
and prevents the breaking down Of
the nervous system.
"The great causes of worn out nerves
are worry. business anxicties AMI
oNerwork. which impair the vitality
Of The system and cause dis"rl"rcd
liver, weak kidneys. Indigestion. dys-
pepSia, mclancholia, nervousness,
headaches. exhaustion, nueralgia,
heart disease. paralysis, insomnia,
rheumatism, pains and aches all over
the body and host of other dcrange-
mcntS.
II have thoroughly tested Painc's
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Celery Compound and know its eff
Cacy. | advise al PERSONS who are at
al run down in health tohourish and
strengthen the nerves by the use of
Painc's Celery Compound-no matter
what the cause OF the nervous condi-
ton may be, nor how serious the dis
order is.
Il have treated many obdurate
cases Of disease which promptly
yielded to Paine's Celery Compound,
and which made MOTT marvellous re
coycrics in a very short time after
had prescribed this effective remedy
Poinc's Celery Compound is not
patent medicine.
No class of professional men are
moro conservative, more careful in
giving advice. nor more painStaking
in finding out the real facts Of a case
than physicians.
When doctors of known rcpute not
only prescribe and use, but also carry
home Painc's Celery Compound for
their own families. there can be no
doubt Of its high standing in the eyes
of medical men in general.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-11
Fire DAMAGES Enfield Timber Lands.

Old Town. Me, May 10.-A dispatch
has been received by McCausland &
Co, lumber operators here. stating that
,aluable timber land owned by them
in Enfield. has been damaged to the OK
tent of more than $1,000. by Il forest
fire. Although the dispatch gives no
particulars, it is believed the fire has
been distinguished and that no more
damage will result.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-11
Portsmouth. kittery & York Railway.

Portsmouth, n. H.. May 1O-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Portsmouth, Kittcry & York Street
Railway CO., was held. this afternoon,
in Kittcry. The following directors
were elected: Z. Burton Hart. T. l..
Peters. both of New York; Daniel w.
Emery. Portsmouth. W. VI. Walker.
York: w. 4. Mason, Brunswick. Me-:
W. G.. Mcloor. kittery and Horace
Mitchell. Kittery.
The directors organized as follows:
President, E. Burton Hart: vice presi-
dent II. l.. Peters. treasurer. w. G..
NIcloon: general manager. w. q. Me-
loon. general counsel, Samuel w.
Emery. Portsmouth.
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Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, May l0.-Thc area of cloud
and "atn that has hung over the Lake re
Eion. the ohio NallcS and the middle At
ldntiC states for the last four days, con-
tinucs 4nd has advanced into New Eng
llad. Cloudy ami threatening weather
with rain is indicated for New Englani
and Tho eastern portion of New York
Saturday. and Tor New England, Sunday
ON the New England coast brisk to high
uorthciSttriy winds will prevail. Storm
warnings are displayed on he Atlantic
coast from Sandy Hook to Easiport
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A RUNNING FIGHT
Between a Mob of 10000 and
Police at Detroit.
Trouble Arises Over 0ut-of-Coor
Speeches Of Single Tax Orator.
Numerous People Injured. Mayor Not Wholly
in Sympathy With Police.

Detroit, Mich, May 10.-Fully 10000
mon and boys ran riot in the main
streets for more than three hours and
a continual running fight with police
made an exciting night in the heart of
the city, tonight. SO far as known II
citizens and five policemen were IN
jured. Last night, Director of the Po-
lice Andrews issued an order to the po-
lice to allow no one to stand about the
wagon Of one Tom BaWden, locai
single tax exporter. Last night, the
crowd good naturedly hooted at the
police and no violence was done.
Tonight. however. the temper OF the
crowd changed. The single tax eN-
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Special Storm Warning.

Washington. MAY 1o.-9.3o T. M.-Ecw
England storm warning Sandy Hook to
PASSPORT: The storm IS central off the
New Jersey coast; Will move northeastern
~. giving high northeast winds on the
New England coast. Saturday. Willie NJ
Moore Chief of Bureau
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-11

Maine delegates from the divisions of
,,,o order of Railway Conductors and of
Tho aides Auxiliary. left for ST. Paul.
Er;daw 10 attend the annual session of
the Grand Division OF the United States:
Among the party ,;,yo were M Is r. y: Sends
Emcrv VI. Cook of Bangor Division. No.
go Mrs. W. S. EdGerly of Pine Cone
lodge. l.. A. to Q. z. g.; of Portland:
= 1' "n Henry r. Jones Of the Bath and
lewiston branch.
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CONTRIBUTIONS ACKNOWLEDGED.
Portland Business Mcn Have Given $805 Tor
New England Building at Buffalo.

Portland Me. May 1o.-The committee
of the Portland Board of Trade acknowl-
edges contributions from local business
men amounting to $9hJ to he added to the
State fund for the New England building
at the Buffalo Exposition.
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RAIN TODAY AND SUNDAY.

Na"hinEt1r, May 10. Forecast for
New England: Rain. Saturday and
probably Sunday: brisk northcastcrly
winds. becoming high on the coast
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Boston Forecast.

Boston. May II Forecast for Saturday
l;H,r. clearing 1urinL "a" afternoon ~
i,-,it: hiEh northeast winds. Sunday
tJtr weather, wind becoming variable
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Boy Drowned at Rumiord Falls.

Rrmford Falls. Me, May 1o.-Joseph
Icpcar. II years old. was drowned IN the
Androscoggn river, today. He was play
ing on the logs.
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our special arrangements with mil,
. N,''iS' manufacturers. AID wholpq,l.
,aioIS 'hahic us to offer at retail mems
noA y ana chiidrens rCady-to- wear and
made to-ordcr garments at a5cut ono"
tfir" less than regular prices Sol cit
YOUR pa FcE3"c, we most rcsnectrtllv IN
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ARE YOU READY
Also Clothing SpeciaIties Of Our Cwn MAXI

Tor y"ir new Spring Suit. ovcrco,t nv
t.ousc,S. VIC are ready 10 show YOU siE
large lines OF manufacturers, ,,,n,,,,,,, -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
THE LADIES
FILED ON HIS CLAIM
Clarence Chambers Has Fine LO-
eaffOn.


Mr.. Clarence Chambers has Just re-
turned from an extended trip through
Oklahoma. covering n period Of some four
weeks. mr.. Chambers father drew a
claim IN the great lottery and immediate
ly went down to look over the ground and
select his claim. After driving about 500
miles. and seeing about all there was TO
be seen Of the El Reno district, they de-
cided on a claim about twenty miles west
Of III Reno and six miles south of the
delighted with his success, as he secured
a fine claim in a fine location 1t is as
level as a floor. except that it slopes to
the southeast. The claim lies within 200
yards of fine stream which is as clear
as crystal and runs the year round. It
is also only two miles from the base of
the mountains.
Nr. Chambers came into the city this
morning with whisllers about an inch
long. well tanned by the sun and feeling
as gay rs lark. His OLD friends hardly
knew whether it was Clarence until she
barber had performed an operation upon
his face. All day long his many friends
were coming I'm and shaking hands and
congretulating him on his success.
Take dose of PricHy Ash Bltters at
night when you go to bed and you viii
feel bright and vigorous next morning.
tt win insure you a copioUs and healthy
passa sc Of the bowels, improved appetite
and digestion and increased energy OF
body and brain. II beats stimulating
drinks because its relative influence is
natural hence permanent.