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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Mountain Climbing

Rev. Coyiugtou. who made the as cent oi thc Arctic Brotherhood noun tain. Tuesday, give, a glowing acconnt ui the splendid view ,oumaulel from that elevated point oi vantage He could look down into the Dycl and SlaeWay canyons and see glimpse, oi the rivers minimiscd Co silvcry trcad, The canal for many miles. can be seen twisting down towards the sea pas. Pyramid lllrbor. which appears but a short distance away Clinging Co ilc ceclrpcd peak, above were live glaci- CT, eli,tcning iu the sun. The climb wl, 30 hard one. Many prccipitous lcl- Wcfc SO steep that he had to clmb around them. Mr. Covington |, oi ihr opinion that many people who are sa- iouruiug m Skagway in ncgIcctiny Co climb thc ncighhhring peaks. are mis- sing scenes oi untold grandeur aGd should they permanently leave Alaska. without making such excursions. will mi,, a lifetime opportunity for enjoy ing scenery that can not be compared with any other on the earth The Ca mcrl Club members are taking many pleasant outings. but they coull mr- thcr ,hcir cause and add to the interest. of their organization very greatly, al thc surJicr ones among them wouldI scale thc peak, about Skagway AI portrayal of the experiences oi .hcscI ,turdicr members, a description of th'I grand scenes and the valuable negatives they would procure in these rough cN cursions. would add greatly to the zc,tI oi the weekly meetings.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Organizo Gum Club

\ meeting for ;hc organization oi l gun club wa, held at thc SkagWay Bi- cycle Go, store last night J (. Di- lon wa, elected chairman and X N McNaughton. secretary.
 II. C. Dicr>. Mr. Hiudall and \ N. McNaugghton was appointed com miitcc to draft constitution and N,. laws They were instructed tu hN thc initiation ice at a dollar and due, at 25 cents a month
 Mcs,rs. Dicrs and Tanner were ap- pointed a committee to solicit mem. bcr,hip
 The ucNt meeting of thc club Nlll oc- eur next "Wednesday evening
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
INSTALLATION
The MasOn's of SkagWay
 Reyel Alta Banquet
Pionoer Lodge of Alaska After tho Ceremony Of Installation Sur round n Sumptuous Board and Rovol In Good Choor

Skapway Lodge No. u2 F. and A. M.. |, the pioneer masonic lodge n Alaska lt i, the strongest lodge at this day u thc District and carrics 90 membership of nearly a hundred ma sons in good standing.
 Last night at their lodge room thc officers for thc coming year were u stalled by <. J Chadwick who Is lPa,t Grand Master and a present Deputy Grand Master Mason of thc State ul Washington
 After the impressive ccrimonic, m the lodge room. thc member, oi tl, lodge went Co the German Bakery. where iorty.,iN plate, were set about d long table that occupied thc iull length of thc large main dining room
 The most elaborate menu that "cuId be devised bv Fred Roukcndori- chrl wa, served and wine flowed ld lih.
 (. J. K. Nour,c did thc honore "i the table and called thc many toasts that were responded Co with cloqncnrc and wit. displaying light and talent tha' had been hidden under bushels to a de- gree that was even surprising Co the brother, oi thc mystic order
 The colorcd mandolin club and Qu1r tcttc from thc barracks cnliycucd the general gaycty with music and song un .to thc time responses were made Co thc call oi thc toastmastcr
 The installed officers wcrc'-W. S. NcKcau. W. M.: K. D Punco. $ w.. N R. Clcmiugcr. J. w; Edward Bai- ley. treasurer. George Howard. sccrc- ary. F.. T. Pope. senior deacon. \. L. Patterson. junior deacon. T. J. stan li,h senior stewart; Cortcs Fori junior steward and Alexander Green LNI.r
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
THEY ARE ON TIL WING
Travellers Who Arc Known Com
 tinualIy Coming and Going.

Mrs. Pyle win return from White Horse nest week Her little daughter Phyllis has recovered from the meas les.
 =O-
 Miss Olive Ucutou IS rapidly conva- lc.ciur. and will be able. ncNt week % leave her couch for a few hour, daily
 Mrs Dr. U Moore and her guest, Mr.. uJgcu and son. returned ycstcr day from a visit Co White Horse J. p Roger, returned from White Horse yesterday
 -O-
 Harry Duke. formerly stewart oi thc steamer Dawson. came over from White Horse yesterday and will leave for Seattle on thc City of Seattle Judge G. M Woods of Ntln. is u ,hc city ou hi, way to B. C. point,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Ordered Ertraditod

san Francisco. July --lmiH States Court Commissioner IIDc..' I.. ordered thc r>trIhi.uu %, Iiar' \I'a-s and Eugene Stromhlucl tH' tt.t.ut whom i, under indictment o' . .Iul grand jury of Juneau Aa-'1 for eouu..r'c.tiu-. and th. second % Hl.m hl- been indicted .nr mur'crn. Prank Nar.h1 m Indian territory \.'lr. Vii he taken tu Juneau '' ,r.I and Str1mhlu-h to Ne\i-tsr In ..u Irrtor,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Jumped From Train

St Paul. Niuu July 5-Jamcs Row huL alta, Henry Stcyu. was taken Go tbe peut,rtly today Co serve a term uf thrct year, for forgery On hi> way t1 thr pcutcutiap Stcyn jumped from d crr window while che tram was goinr about forty mic, Jn hour llc escaped r,rr, The tram stopped luJ che ,l.ud and a number oi passengers rc. ..lrfurrl him
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Sho Tool, the Hint

The Spanish cuWtc,1u. oi whom mention wa, made u thc \'aln ..t rral days ago. has taken her l.nr.W' and |, now rustic1tinr u White Ilpr.c There seem, Co be but uuc r.To. 1at she was uot accompanied Toy lei parlmour Should she return aui rc ,umc hcr illicil relations. immediate step, win bc taken tp see thli hr r. ,iJcucc here win hc oi very hr'.. du
 ration and when next she leave, .1' win enjoy sight oi thc beauties u Muir Glacier and other utcrcetiu. point, ou thc route Go SitkJ
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
watormeIlon of Dawson

Ely J White thc newspaper man who made a record m SNgWay durIrE th. So1py smith regime Is m7kn
 quite l reputation a- 1 funny wriic ou tlg Eloulikc Nugtct The new, paper men mo there have dubbed hum thc "Watcmcluu Hcl'ustou oi pav son
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
RnnrhIr Hnndlcd

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Held Up Train

St Paul. July s-Thc exact amount 60. tbc loss by thc holdup 9t N1sncr Mont Monday. wa, Slr5oo MI bW >,Ol was currency sent from W1smuc tsr to che Montana National hauh oi Helena. Che rest being Great Northern morc, iu the through safe
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Roer. Enter Prots.t

London July o-"Dr Icyi,." says .l. Eu..e., correspondent O. thc Morning Post. "hls addressed to th. continental. power, aul thc United State, a protest Jeliu>t Great Britain 'l.rhIrou- treatment oi Bocr women luI Jmiiryr lt Is sJid thlt Holland u.' supper, thc protest
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
skagway's Canoe Club

The uulc fleet of canoes, at Moore wharf. owned by Mc,.r, Wynn John ,ou, Ecl Lcmckc and Ransom hav afforded these gentlemen aud thciI friend, more pleasure during thc warm ,tI'l evening, ot thc past two weeks Several trip, to Dycl have been mad. by mcmbcr, ut thc club. and trip tu L--m-- ]. lunInmn-lloL
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Destroyed By Fire

Hamilton. O July S-rhc husnc. portion of Polo a town oi iooo mhah .taui, on che Ch.ago. Milwaukee x St Paul railway. u Caldwell count, uJ, destroyed by Are last might entail ,ue loss oi oyer Ssoooo The hank o' Polo and twenty buildings were con -umcI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Bito Lively

Salmon trouts are swarUng about the ends of the Skagway wharycS and whosoevcr will may catch 30 good ba> kct of these plentiful and rapaciouS fish \ tom-cod outfit of tackle |, all that is required While salmon eggs are preferred a, bait any old thing in the way oi fish or meat is good enourh 10 catch them with
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Entertaining ConEre,smon

-.u.r July The chamber u ..rm.rce |, entertaining tHc ,Iu. I.H.- luI e,r,'em.n u' iHe ,u.sr ..rl' party In .d.- m.'- H.W m. state the large party u. heeu .I
 .IeI ut, -uull> l1j are thus moro easily hlu1'cI hy thc ,nmm.fe, ohIr.r Hi fhr.r entertainment VT prominent points o' interest '1 tH -.uuI have been ti.itcI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Anderson tho Pipor

Mir. West. of the W. ?. & Y. club has secured the services of w. A. An. dcrSon. of Bennett, to play the bag pipes at the dance next Friday Mr. Anderson will appear in full Highland costume. and the dance program will probably be intcrspersed with High land filings and sword dances
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
SInvn Dnnler

Seattle lu'y r TT O-aharl. a J.p Ire.c. who WI bo ,ucl during th present jury term ot ihc United Nt'. district court m thr- citl nn u cur-c |" nr.rguc number oi ms country women ut1 thc United State, ."r 'H moral purposes. arrived m Seattle lust reht m ,urle ui United State. War -fal Miller oi Sslf Lake. and "' lodged n ,he ci,y iu. i'r safe N''p rs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Scenery of tho POroupIno

Fred r. Bradley who has rcturnc from Porcupinc, says the canoe jour ucy up the Chilkat, the scenery along the trail and the natural beauties oi the mountains and gulches. should make Porcupinc a Mecca for tourists as well as proSpcctors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Dawes Resigns

W.-.u-,.u July 'N''.,' '- D.o.. comptroller co. tac ,urrcu.'. ... t.n.t.I u- l..-n.i'".. VT.
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Rendered. Resignation

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Fire At Wnbur

Spokane. July Fire lt Wilbur WU-h last r.aht ueeI ,.l ..N hHu- 'e.,r.Nu- ttc principal hl,.u.- iI. .r.., ui fhr town The chlrcl remain, 70. l man va- .uuuJ u thc ruins H D.rr,rt.r'- saloon The body ,uuH .. .frntfrT
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Fircmons Meeting

There will bc go meeting oi tl,e Fire Department 1t headquarters. Tonight at S5o sharp Bushes, oi importance will bc transacted
 Steward Coburn. Coric, i1rd.
 Secretary Omcl
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Ln. Anr.l..-snIt L.ks Line

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Accident on Io~a Central

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Got Five Year.

TlIorado. Kan. July o-Jcssc Nor r,ou. convicted oi thc murder %. Mrs Clara Wiley Castle ou June ,2 io'o V1, today sentenced Co five years m ,hc pcuiteutiary iu close confinement It hard labor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

li you want good work done tclc phouc No no Automatic. Key City Laundry They take it away and return .t in a few hours. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Bosworth & Aggers wholesale deal CTS, Fourth avenue, between Broadway and State streets, received by last boat choice poultry butter eggs and vcgc tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
stonographor md Typewriter

Pearl pctut s,cuoerlphcr and tyre writer OHcc with Attorney J. G Price. 5th ave- Stcnographic aud Npc.Vr.tue work for private parties win receive prompt attention
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Return Game

The soldiers and the railroddcrS viii play another base ball game on 'he bali grounds. Sunday The soldier, ill le afforded am opportunity Co regain the laurcls they lost on the Fourth.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
In Pursuit

Helena Mont. July s-Up Co 2 o'clock D. m today there arc uo new development, u thc pursuit oi thc train robbers, Two posses are iu pur- -uft
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Brush Firo

At five o'clock yesterday evening lu alarm of fire brought out thc hose cart, aul hook and ladder truck The alarm Wl, caused by 90 brush fire near Twelfth street
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Behind Closed Doors

\ hu,iuc,, mem, meeting took plac, last might m Dr hc''cr', o'nc, u consider matters relative to ,mprns The meeting Was private no it, u.ur, Iul hchuI closed juur,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Reduction sale of dry goods. m'i.i u,ry. furnishing goods and shoe, Fiic- Alaska Co.,. State and Filth
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
ninh Al Snnttle

Seattle. lu'y Thuwl, Cuu-IIn ,ir. U,ly. jicl 'n h.- aplrm.H'- rh- Rainier Grand hotel th.- m'ruuH -. umrfiUu
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Ina, been made on new battleships and armorcd cruisers, the Colorado. huili ing lt Cramps. being the first under way
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IorilIard Failing

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First Under Way

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Visit the Royal steam plant and see how laundry is done without injury Co goods
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Just received the finest assortment oi millinery ever brought to Skagway at Fife Alaska Co.,, Fourth street.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

For drawing or expressing, call J. Cowlu. phone S5. automatic i5o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Do you want a nice pair of dress shoes, We can please you Call ai Clayson's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Cold Storage Plant

The cold storage plant ou Moorcs wharf win bc finished and ready for use ucNt week
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Old men, young men, boys and youths, We can please you in hats. F II. Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Hotel Leland, SI3 2nd Ave. Seattle Wash. Central location. Rates reas- onable.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
SHORT WIRES
Shipped Up From the States
 By Boat
The Latest News From Everywhere Boiled Down For Busy Readsrs Interesting Itoms From All Parts of tho World

The NU.rml- mountain c.mhnt club arc u..rrus ior au a,eeu,''n '' N.r-. II...
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

"FOR sale" "Fot Rent" Furnished Rooms for Rent" and other cards for sale at the Daily Alaskan office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

A fancy vest for a plain price at Clay sons.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Tailoring.

For stylish and good fitting clothes go to r. Wolland, who is receiving :he latest and most fashionable report on tailoring every month. Clothes dyc.' cleaned and repaired. I2I1tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Roast Duck and Plymouth Rock Chicken at tho Seattle with Famous Rainier Boor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Roast Duok and Plymouth Rock Chicken at the Seattle with Famous Rainier Beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Fishing Excursion

There win hc fishing c..wII" tH Cml'ut cluucy Sunday. luN ,i th, \iu KII and Mabel V'i tt,t ,Ius way at S5o sharp Returning win 'gl,. the cluey lt s D. m.
 Dr Keller assert, he V.'l reduce tl, price ui gold r'ue, when bclr.c. | .tur. uu h.- Pur.upinc g.accr
 Amorieau TniIorS 46I Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Grlss ,eed tor .alc by LiIy RrostI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Mining Blanks at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Amori,au Tanors l6I Broadway.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-02-09

republic into an en- empire in fact. But
I do say that the seeds of empire Turk in
this policy, and that time and favoring
environment will and must bring them
to their flower and fruit unless we make
seasonable prevention. God speed the
day when the American people, whose
annals blaze with records Of unequaled
heroism, and who again and always, IT
some great cause demand it, would free
" pay with life itself the price OF its
defense, shall have the moral courage
to do their civil duty-a rarer thing than
to face undaunted the cannon s mouth
and with their sovereign voice declare
that this unholy war for greed and en-
pire shall be stopped, and that no soldier
of the United States shall ever again in
all our history be sent to other lands to
war upon people fighting for their
liberty.
II shall not willingly cease to dream
of q twentieth century devoted to the
demonstration, the first and only one in
history that government of the people,
for the people, and by the people need
not perish from the earth. There is an
inspiration in the thought that to our
beloved country may be reserved the
eliminating glory of the ages in crown
Ing with success the long experiment OF
righteous self government. -
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Referring TO the adjustment OF the
grand Jury system the Washington
i'Post' says; 1.-THE state Of Michigan,
always progressive In its civil as well IA
criminal Jurisprudence, abolished the
grand Jury long ago, and " has no reason
10 regret the change. " has vindicated
itself on both economic aud moral
grounds. The greatest objection to the
grand Jury Is that IL is always liable to
do, and very frequently does, irrepara'
bio harm. That liability resides In the
fact that az. parte trials, inquisitions
hearing but one side, cannot possibly In
VII casss got Vt the truth
i,Malics sometimes builds mp n prima
faoie case against M innocent person,
Ignorance or Incidence, or both, on the
part Of the states attorneys, accom-.
plishes the same malign end. As rule
= prosecuting official OF county fur
p,shes the brain and conscience Of u
grand jury and directs its conclusions, -
Opinions similar 10 these were expressed
by Hon. Dan ". Jones Ia bis farewell
message 10 tho Arkansas Legislature.
IN tbIs message no recommended the
Sbollshmept Of the grand jury, but no
fsr no bill for tho purpose has been
introduced In either houpe Of tho general
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Furry Gets Damages.

From Thursdays Fort Smith Times
The case Of Warren &. Furry against
the Frico Railway company for damages
received In u wreck near Springdale
In 1897 was given to the jury at .
O clock this afternoon.
At 4;30 clock the jury returned a
verdict giving Furry $40, 900 damages,
Judge Rogers took the fellow servant
phase OF the matter under advisement
yesterday and studied the question in
chamber until late last night, At II
o clock today he handed down his
opinion that Furry and the telegraph
operator whose negligence caused thu
wreck were not fellow servants and
that plaintiff was entitled to recover
damages.
The arguments Of the case were taker
up immediately after the noon recess
and an hour given 10 each side, Thu
railroad attorneys asked tho jury u
treat them fairly In arriving ut thu
amount Of damages,
For the prosecution Joseph N. Hi
presented tabular statistics 10 aid tn,
Jury In arriving ut q conclusion. At
torney Sam Chew closed with u calm
dispassionat plea for his client and tn
Jury tiled out 10 consider its verdict.
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Bishop Potter On China.

III were to take brief in any court
In Christendom for any side should
take the brief for China, and there can
be no doubt as to which side was re-
sponsible for the beginning of causes in
the recent troubles, said Bishop Henry
C. Potter at st Pauls Church to y
great audience.
Processing Christian engineers, bank
ers, merchants and men who had COM
mercial interests at stake IN China are
responsible for what has happened.
Not all of them have been Of one nation.
Not all Englishs- peaking men. Their
treatment has been unfair, un Christian
and outrageous. Nothing could have
been more brutal than the policies OF
Christian nations dealing with this pa
gan people. We have trampled under
foot everything the Chinese deem most
sacred, The railroad that could have
pUSStu dTOuHu tuc auSVobto eo"p ""s
torn it down and runs over the sanctitied
spot.
II remember once in Singapore see-
ing the surprising cruelty of a young
woman, u brute she was, but whether
English-speaking l prefer not to state
She was 10 u jinriksha, Her coolie wa'
running, though the Thermometer
showed 81 degrees. She jabbed his barr
back with the sharp end of her stee
rod parasol. / could have wished tt
horsewhip her.
I'm this era and new century W,
must learn to recognize the fact that
we are to carry anything to heather
nations worth their believing we mus
first carry the laws of Christ into dali.
life.
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A Narrow Escape.

Can't. ]. N. Brown. father OF Casnier
K. E. Brown of the Citizens Bank, ana
a cousin. W. A. Brown of Bonneville
had a very narrow escape from instant
death last Friday evening. They drove
out to the residence o. j. o. Brown IN
the Long Bell neighborhood and just as
the north-bound cannonball got to the
crossing west of the old Lynch field the
horse they were driving stepped on the
track. The animal was instantly killed
and the buggy wrecked, the occupants
being thrown some twenty or thirty
feet. The train was stopped and tne
trsinmen went to the assistance OF tne
Messrs. Brown, who. luckily. were found
not to be seriously injured. They were
considerably bruised up, and were quite
sore for several days. 1t was a close
call
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RESOLVED.

WHEREAS, this chapter Is this day
called on to part with one OF Its mos'
ardent and loyal Veterans. Our com
rade Geo. T. Maddox having answered
to the "last roll call and like true
and valiant soldier that he was Is now
we trust, bivouacing under the shade OF
the beautiful trees on the bank OF the
river flowing by the throne OF God
Therefore, be 1t
RESOLVED, that in the death OF our
friend and neighbor we have LOST a
faithful comrade, ever true to the IRA
ditions and principles OF our chapter,
THAT 1t becomes us as Veteran sold
iers, while bowling in humble submits
sion to the will of our Heavenly Father,
10 be ever on guard watching for the
evening, and ready to answer promptly
the ''last roll call, - as did our Veteran
comrade.
RESOLVED, that we tender to his fam
ily our sincere sympathy in this their
great bereavement, commenting them
to the care of our Heavenly Father,
RESOLVED, that these resolutions be
spread in full on the record OF this
chapter, that copy be furnished the
family and the city papers.
RESOLVED, that the members OF this
chapter wear the usual and customary
badge of mourning for thirty days, and
that all Veterans be requested to join us
IN this.
BEN DEcHERD,
!, M BAXTER,
W. II. II. SHELLEY,
Van Buren,, Feb. s, 1901. Committee.
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Danger Of Colds ana La Grippe.

Tho greatest danger from colds and Ia
grippe Is their resulting In pneumonia,
II reasonable care Ia used, however, and
Chamberlain = Cough Remedy taken, all
danger will DO avoided, Among the
tens of Thousands who have used this
remedy for these diseases we have yet
to learn Of single case having resulted
In pneumonia, which shows conclusive
ly that II Is u certain preventive Of that
dangerous malady. II will cure cold
or an attack Of Ia grippe quicker than
any other treatment. II Is pleasant and
safe 10 take, For sale by Jno. . Kane.