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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

County Clerk wach,y ls in r,crip,
of letter from tho editor Of thr
world Almanac. asking thN a lat of
local mliIionaires b. sent Tor publica.
zion In tho almauac Mr whcr.ty Is
anxious thar al. Astoria mIillonAlr,H
shall send 10 their names 20 the onicc,
that he may forward them as PER the
r. quest of The almanac editor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

Among the claims allowed by h'
council lar, night were several incurred
lt ~, time "a ease ~ smallpox was
reported Ia The city The case was
br.nEnt ln nflAll nLLLce iuAL b-fore lIc
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

be- satisfactorily settled and that the
local factory will be- enlarged In ac-
cJrdance with the plan recently ouUin-
cd by Mr Kendall.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

Preaiient CASTOR. u the Push club.
yesterday announced the personnel of
the committee on manufacture. as IT.
.pNr q G Fulton II l. Hamble'
Harrison Allen. G. " Carnitnn and
j y Goikr This committee viii have
fpr ~ ihieci the encouragement ~
ncN enterprises ana wiIl work in CON
junction with other similar committees.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

Three " the wrathrr-b1unl grain
nco, got 20 sea yesterday Tn. Italian
bark carlos +. bound Tor me Unted
kingdom. Was the hrS; og the trio %
cross Out .hc British steamship cru
sadcr and the German ship Rlckmrr
Rickm.rs following The Crsadcr goes
TO ihr orient ard me Rckmers 20
Queenstown Tn, steamer Harrison
departed t1r Ncla.cm
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

/ n You wan, box wood. slab wood or
other nrgwood telephone Kelly. the
transfer man. Phonc :.il black.
A y. Bnhn editor of tho ilNaco
Journal Naa In tho city yesterday On
business
Andr-w M1uHan. a native ~ RuAHia.
WAC granted maj papers N citizenship
IN the county court yesterday after
noon,
Pa,ronize home Industry by smoking
tho pride Of Astoria" cigars; nncst
made Manufactured by MacFariane &
knobrl
Look Al the Flower Farm nc,ura In
our window. Also our largr stock OF
nrw Perfumes not Sc, opened Rogers.
Druggist
The Hrusa ship Crown " India
cl,arri yesterday for tho United King
dom. Nl,h lo,.sso bushrlr " wheat
valued a, yes oSs
\ special meeting ~ the Commercial
club viii bt hold tonight when several
p"ptarl amendments 90 N bylaws
Wsu bt considered
Cream pure rye, Ameuel'I nn,N:
whisky The only pug. gods. guar
an,,cI IIcn and mellow JOHN l.
| CARLSON. sole Agrat
Wm,eI-Tvo or three dodgers "a
n.,c r.s,icncc clocc TO busness cen-
ter M,dsra conycnlcnscs Address +.
care or Asl'rlan
have nfccn hundred tooth hrush,c
to select from; buy one; II the bris;les
drop out return g. win give you a
new one Chu Roger
John A. Moutgom ~ mas opened a
shop al t2l Roud sir',; ard is prepared
10 do all classes OF plumbing and tin
Ting at lowest possible rates,
Ci,y Treasurer Carney has Just issucd
a call for warrants which appears IN
todays Astorlan The amount thus
called in Is between $1,000 and $1,000
Roslyn coal lasts longer, Is cleaner and
makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney flucs than eny other, George
W. saoborn. agent, teltphln 1871
Baths Tor ladies' at the Palace Baths.
Private entrance on side OF building.
shop open on Sunday mornings for
shines and baths Davis \ Corbet,.
proprle,ors.
The Brstlsh steamship Adato cleared
yesterday for China, with about s'OO0.-
600 feet " lumber and pilng, and a
small quantity OF butter, Her cargo is
valued at $4,000,
Family syrnges from % cents upward
at Rogers Fountain Syrlnges from
60 cents up; any kind OF rubber goods
you may want at bottom figures at
Rogers, odd Fellows building.
John Andrew, N Portland. and Miss
Emma A. Wheeler. VI this city We're
married yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by Rev, w,
Seymour Short, OF Grace church.
Five instruments were filed for rec
ord yesterday Two were mortgages.
the total amount involved being $4,000
one Instrument was a power OF attor-
ney from 5. Danzlger to c. NJ. Celler.
The Toke Point oyster house Is pre-
pared 10 supply family orders for the
famous Toke Point oysters. Serves
oysters IN any style. Eleventh Street
between Bond ana Commercial; phone.
27n.
Herman Wise offers l6S chIldren's
suits, ages 8 to s. at gr at rsduc-
tlon this week They comprise vestee,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

worth from 81 70 80. but reduced great
~ this week only,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

nEsT iGcENT MEAL; RISING
sun RESTAURANT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

County Judge Gray has received
word from Salem thai George Root.
vho was committed to thc asylum from
this county on February TO- had di on
the 18Th inst Root Il wiz b. recalled,
came here from Clpckamas county.
wacr. there seemed - b. an effort 20
deprive him Of hir property He was
quite old ana his death was not uneT.
pcclui
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

The mitch.ng Of Mysterious Billy"
Smith AMI Al NciIi has aroused uttie
interest In this city Ncll Is hrst-
class hghtrr and bears the reputation
u being squarv but Tom Tracy was
ais, held In high esteem bcfors his re-
cent fasco with Smith Local Sports
generally express rgrvt that Neill has
b-comc mixed ~ with sucA very qucs-
tl1nablr company
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

Pa'ronA7 home Industry and buy your
feed and grain Al das:ons mill
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

Herman Wise offers l6S chlldren's
suits, ages to s. at a gr At rsduc-
tlon this week. They comprise vestee,
Russian blouse, sailor, reefers and Nor
folk suits, in plain and mixed goods,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-19

General sullivan" the fnes, scent
cigar on tho market, SOLD everywhere.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
BERGER CASE
IS DECIDED
The Court Opines That
Plaintiff Sold
Property.

The Supreme Court of the Territory
has decided the case of Sarah a. Ber-
ger VS.. Charles w. Booth and Charles
$. -Besky, in favor of the defendants.
In an opinion written by Justice Perry
IT is stated that "a bill in equity was
brought to set aside deed on the
ground that 1t was obtained by mis-
representation and fraud Gross in
adequacy of consideration, the exist
ence between the grantee and grantor,
of the relation of brother and sister, the
reposinE OF great trust and confidence
by the sister in the brother &C. w.
BOOTH and the making of false repre-
sensations by him TO her concerning the
value of the land conveyed, were aver
red and relied upon as tending TO show
fraud Held that the essential aver
ments Of the bill We're not sustained
by the evidence adduced. Bill dis
missed"
The relief prayed for by the plaintiff
was that a certain deed executed in
san Francisco by herself to her brother,
dated September 10, 1898, be Cancelled
and set aside on the ground that n
was obtained by fraud. The deed con-
yeyed To Booth for $1,000 all her right in
and TO certain lands in Pauoa and Nuu-
anu, Oahu Instead ~ carrying out TIE
allegation that the land was obtained
by fraud the court was convinced that
she sold the property OF her own free
VIII because II seemed best 10 her TO
do 80 and for a price named by herself.
Win full knowledge ~ all material facts
and circumstances, ana after receiving
independent ana dlsinterested advice,
"a tTpOn all the evidence SAW Justice
Parry, THE ayerments Of misrepresen'
iallon and OF reliance thsreup0n are, We
believe utterly without foundation"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
Will Go to Molokai.

Rev Father +. J. Juliotte, u priest
of the Catholic church who recently
arrived in Honolulu, has been given
permission by the Board of Health to
go to the leper settlement to reside per-
manently to administer to the sick.
The Right Rev. f. Gulstan, Bishop of
Panopolis, obtained the permission for
the worthy father through the follow
ing letter addressed to President Ray
mOnd of the Health Board:
II hereby request of you the favor Of
having permission granted to Rev.
Father Juliotte, one of our Catholic
priests. to reside permanently at Kala
wac, in the leper settlement, in place
of Rev. Father Thomas, who will be
removed at the first opportunity to an
other district. and outside of the set
tlement."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01

FOR HAWAII

IONAH KuMALAE. Representative
II Of Honolulu. introduced the follow
ing IN the House yesterday:
BE II Resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives OF the Territory OF
Hawaii:
That the Congress OF the United States
be and hereby is respectfully requested
to pass, at an early day. an Act enabling
the people OF this Territory, who are
citizens thereof and duly qualified to
vote to meet. In convention and frame
and adopt a State Constitution. whereby
and whereunder this Territory may be
admitted as a State into the Union.
Resolved That the Governor Of this
Territory be and hereby is requested to
transmit duly certified copy Of this
Joint resolution to the President OF the
United States. and the President OF the
Senate Of the United States, and the
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
OF the United States, with the request
that this joint resolution be laid before
the Congress of the United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
ARRANGING FOR
THE BIG JUNKE 7
CFrom Thursda9;s pailyD

Chairman Fred w. Beckley and the
members of the House Committee on
Public Health were present at the Board
OF Health meeting yesterday afternoon to
receive a reply to the letter of Secretary
Mcheula of the House, enclosing the reso-
luton under which the members of the
Legislature will investigate the condi-
tons at the Leper Settlement.
MIR. Beckley, being the father of the
resolution, which not only involves a
legislative junket to Molokai for the
purposes of sightseeing, but also to look
into the charge of insufficient food sup
plies and other matters. complained OF
by certain of the lepers, spoke of the
plans OF the committee of which he was
the head. He said that on the trip no
odaks were to be taken, no sketches
were to be made of the people or the
landscape there. He stated that the
committee has decided to allow, outside
of all the legislators, members of the
press officers of the Senate and House.
and few especially invited persons, to
visit the Settlement He also said that
according to the terms of the resolution
| 1t would be impolitic OF the Board to
send any one to the Settlement pending
the investigation. He hoped that the
Board would place no obstacle In the
way of the Legislative members from
making the trip and thoroughly tnvesti-
gazing every feature Oh inc oettltTHent
affairs. His committee desired to gain
a full report of the conditions existing
at Kalaupapa in the interest of the pub
lie good and health.
Mr.. Lowrey suggested that the mat
ter of making reception house and
stcckade for visitors to the settlement
be considered by the Board in conjunc-
ton with the House Committee. He dis
played sketch of the proposed houses
and location as prepared by Superintend-
ent Reynolds. President Raymond ex-
planned that this was to be permanent
institution for casual visitors, and would
have no bearing upon the personnel of
"A iunket such as was proposed.
DR. Cooper suggested to Mr.. BeClSey
that there were three or four scientific
men in the City who were DESTROYS of
studying leprosy by means of actual OBJ
servations, and wished TO know if they
would be permitted to accompany the
legislators. Mr.. Beckley said he had no
objection. AS for the committee, IL
would submit all names of persons out
side the Legislature, to the Board for
permits
Upon motion of DIR. Cooper, the spirit
of the resolution was complied with and
Superintendent Reynolds of the Settle
ment was instructed to accompany the
expedition as the representative of the
Board and to afford the members every
courtesy possible. The legislators and
their friends will leave for Molokai to-
morrow evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
PROCLAIM STORM
SEWER A NUISANCE
Firms on Queen Street-Com-
plain Against Existing
Conditions.

n. II. Davies 6, Company, Gonsalves
e. Company, Grinbaum & Company and
nearly all the wholesalers on Queen
street near it's junction with Kaahu-
manu- street registered healthy COM
plant with the Board of Health yes
terday regarding the unpleasant odors
which emanate from the new storm!
sewer which was recently put in on
Queen and Kaahumanu streets and
emptying into the harbor near the boat
landing. The firms complain that by
reason of a stencil arising from the
sewers and catch basins they have
wondered that a serious epidemic Of
| fever has not broken out among the
employees.
DIR. Pratt. executive officer of the
Board, said that he had Investigated
the causes and believed it arose from
the new sewer emptying into an old
conduit which the worlkmen had dis
covered under Queen street. Into this
conduit sewage from Notes kitchen
and a few other places emptied and
there was not enough flush water in
the storm sewer in dry weather to
clean il out. AS the sewer now opens
to the air by means of the catch basins
the odors had free access to the streets.
Mr.. Lowery thought that the catch
basins Were responsible for much OF
the troubles, as they caught and held
mud and heavy matter flowing from the
streets until they We're cleaned out
Upon motion of DR.. G. b. Cooper, the
executive officer was authorized to
abate the nuisance and If necessary
serve notice upon persons making use
of the old conduit as receptacle for
sewage to connect with the regular
sewer line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
FOR REMOVAL.
FROM HAWAII

TUE following is the text OF House
Bill O. introduced yesterday by
Representative Robertson;
An Act 10 Authorize the Removal of
Persons Under Guardianship and the
Personal Property OF such Persons
out OF This Territory
he II Enacted by the Legislature Of Tho
Territory Of Hawaii
section II SHAH be lawful for any
Judge of the Circuit Court OF the Firs,
Circuit sitting AZ chambers. on ths petit
ton Of the guardian of any minor, In.
sane person or spsndihrlft. who dssires
10 remove the personal property OF his
ward out ~ this Territory, 10 mako an
order auIhorIslns him 70 DO soI but the
guardian shall nrst give bond with
spIllrlsnl surety " snTsilss, residing IN
ms Territory, IA the nlll yAlus % ths
Nafl's personal estate, conditioned thai
NJ vii qualify AZ guardian or ths ward
10 'hs state ~ country 10 which hs lnr
lenqs lemoyng, aAd thai be Hlll ihaTs
plnusni anl iils Va tbs proper court q
templsls lnYealaIl W his EaTa's proper
W ana eHesis
Hre u ahsil DO lashl COS say
ilass ~ tbs pHeuA pegu VI ths FWsl
'llNlR Hll'Nt ~ nhAMhffs aaan he
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01

fa BE- fHa.isl if ule laaalsUtf . iHf
ffHIfU.f M fiHaaN
RtHH fHat erection m Ha
ana a af fhn lifH fHaf ia SO ihH
H hff HfuiT f0rfaiea
IHr hV FnaiI tntf ~
um iho HHir of ts punnratpn.
.Hs HHIi.Ha Wt.Ifsu nft aa itaitaH
.UU IHU ln ttyft tafc ut fhD ialf i
ft.I rHIafr. Ha provided lob this tiHuilr.
coo r...dUr uf fho proceeds, ~ Hfr, o.
maIniUN upon che nral settlement ~ thn
accounts .f ihe guardianship, shall he
considered sH real estate Uf thr Naf1.
and rnbl Boz iIsunsrd uf among ID, same
thc rfai estate would have beer 10 t
hHI nor been sold.
sss lJ,t such license. boz either Of the
cases aforesaid, may boz granted ~ any
Judge oi THE Supreme Court OF Law and
equity, or 10y any Circuit Judge u the
Island boz which the estate Intended 10
boz sold lies. but In cases where thu ward
resides without this Kingdom. such license
shall Boz granted only by a Judge Of the
supreme Court Of law ANA equity.
Sec, 1896 when any minor. insane per
son. or spcndthrlft residing without the
kingdom. shall be put under guardian
ship IN the country In which he resides,
and shall have no guardian appointed In
this kingdom, the fore gn guardian may
tile an authenticated copy Of his appoint
msnt TN the Supreme Court Of law and
equity after which he may be licensed
by any Judge OF the said court, TO sell
the real estate Of the ward, in any part
Of this kingdom In the same manner
and on tho same terms and conditions as
prescribed In this chapter. In the case OF
guardian appointed In this kingdom,
excepting In the particulars hereinafter
m. ntiOned
Sec. 1887. Every foreign guardian, so
licensed to sell real estate. shall take
ana subscribe the oath required In like
case Of guardians appointed in this
kingdom, and shall give notice OF the
time and place of sale. and conduct the
same In the manner prescribed for guar
dams appointed here, and may perpetu-
ate the evidence of the notice I'm the
same manner
Sec. 1885 All the proceedings required
to be had in any Probate Court In this
kingdom, respecting such sale by n for
c'En guardian, shall be had in the Su-
preme Court Of law and equity.
Sec. 1899. Upon every such sale by a
foreign guardian, the proceeds of the
sale. or as much thereof as may remain
upon the final settlement of the guar
dianship, shall be considered as real es-
tate Of the ward, and shall be disposed
of among the same persons, as the real
estHt" would have been according TO the
laws of this kingdom If II had not been
sold; and the foreign guardian shall in
every case, before making the sale, give
bond with sufficient surety or suretles,
to the Judge granting the license TO sell,
with condition to account for and dis
pose of the same accordingly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
APPOINTING
GUARDIANS

q BILL known as House Bill g. and
- reading as follows, was introduce
ed into the House yesterday by
Representative Robertson of Honolulu:
An Act Relating to the Jurisdiction of
Circuit Judges at Chambers in Mat
tiers Concerning the Relation of Guar
dian and Ward; and Amending Sec
ton 1861 of the Civil Code and Sec
ton 81 OF Chapter 81 of the Session
Laws of 1892, as Amended by Act 81
Of the Session Laws OF 1895
BE II Enacted by the Legislature of the
Territory of Hawaii:
Section /. That section 1867 Of the
civil Code is hereby amended 50 as to
read as follows Sec. 1867 when any
minor, or other person liable to be put
under guardianship, according to the pro-
visions of this chapter shall reside with
out this Territory and shall have any
estate therein, any friend of such person.
or any one interested in his estate, in
expectancy or otherwise. may apply to
any Judge of the Circuit Court of the
First Circuit sitting at chambers, and
after notice TO all persons Interested, TO
be given in such manner as the Judge
shah order, and after Il full hearing and
examination, II II shall appear 90 him
proper, lie may appoint guardian for
such absent person"
See. 2 That the sixth division OF sec
ton ~ OF chapter 81 or the session laws
or pss as amended by Act 90 OF the
session laws OF 1855, Is hereby amended
30 as 10 read as follows: Sixth. Pro.
oeedinBs for the appointment OF guar
dams and for all matters concerning the
relation OF guardian and ward which
shal liz brought IN the circuit where The
person, or majority OF the persons, re-
side In behalf Of whom such proceed
lnss are begun. Provided, that II any
suuh person or persons reaids without
this Territory tho proceedlngs NAV he
brought IN the First circuit6
bee, 8 This Act shall take effect from
the date Of It's publication
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01

Il n ~ hESEN Al " ~ MAhAlNAl, an
H oahu Independent. yesterday pre-
scented TO the House the follow
ing petition:
We, the Undersigned, residents OF the
Firth Representative District of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii, hereby respectfully pc
tition your honorable body to insert an
item in the appropriation bill sufficient
TO cover the expenses for the extension
of School street out and up to Kameha-
meha the ". road.
We make this petition upon many
grounds. of which the following form a
part:
| The travel from Honolulu Is greater
towards Eva than towards any other dis
trict on the Island of oahu; King street
is the only outlet for this travel. and it
is such a narrow thoroughfare. and with
BUSES and street cars. that it Is both
inconyenient and dangerous. 1t will be
more SO when the rapid transit road,
which is now building on this street. gets
into operation.
Second. Chinese residents have built
up their stores along the line OF this
street. from Nuuanu stream to consid-
cradle distance out.
This section is now known as the new
Chinatown. If any epidemic should
break out. and II should be necessary to
establish quarantine, a very large num-
Der of people would be shut out OF Ho-
nolulu to their great Inconvenience and
loss. Hundreds of workngmen, depend
ent upon their weekly earnings for the,
support of their families would be pre-
vented from earning their living, and
their families would suffer for the neces-
stiles OF life, If quarantine should pro-
long.
Third Honolulu needs TO be attractive
to tourists, and to persons looking for a
place to invest their capital.
Switzerland makes millions annually
ont Of tourist travel and millions of dol
lars would come here for Investment. IL
We make a good impression on capital
lists. We cannot do So however If we
compel persons going towards EVA to
pass through such street as King
street Will be with its buses trucks
and vehicles of all kinds. tram cars, cleo
trio cars and other Inconvenience. We
should Immediately have another ogtlet
from Honolulu to such large, populous
and important section as Is that part OF
he Island Ewa-ward of Nuuanu stream
We therefore pray your honorable body
10 pass at an early date the necessary
moneys for the extension OF School
street as herein prayed for
The petition Is signed by 3l3 persons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
PsTil. Of The SEA

QUEENSTOWN, gsh s-rhs BRITISH
steamer Lord Kslsin, from New orleans,
January u via s0rfalk January "A, fol
hs .a,.. I hss Esl ln,e 9assaslesn go ea
nEpsTleneed lsFTlhe saaleFly gales lQg
HflseR asyH ana hsT coal supply eseaIns
sghAnslFa, And chs waH fareeq - 6uTn
portions ~ her ssEpo feF asEeFsl Days
Alm9sl lAgeNshaai lhe YeFsHs che ssalh'
~ sNs ~. seFsl sfsF sAnsasassa W
~ eA kesEs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01

The members of the Florence Rob
erts' Company will arrive in this city
on the MaripOsa Saturday. Miss Rob
erts and Miss Julia Crosby will be the
guests of the Hawaiian Hotel, Miss
Roberts is too well known to need any
introduction to the theater- going peo-
pie of Honolulu, while to Miss Crosby
is due the phenomenal success of the
one-act play entitled Madame But
terhy." which has had such a sue
cessful run on both the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01

A. fHHna ai 90 ruafalar Uf aHf nah.frH|t
dfft mIhnf inHaHf rffHnh ~ antHiihfft
in authnFff end direct furN fHafiIan fH
JAS nnd transfer t1 ihF fuiF srrn.nif "a
fa lIaH al aH.h ward of tlf HHsli.ton
rarTr m.h uHfi uFiaF 600 unds nHi
property WI such wHFd M such portion
fHrufuf HH to Hurh tuins NAV seem iH.f
HHl pfuurr
Sec ThiH fct fhnu ihtr rn,f from
hn dHtr 8i .ua publication
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
BY FOREIGN
GUARDIANS

- oubk Bid lnJOduesd hy hap-
Tnsentailie Robertson yesterday,
10 ~ folless
A. Aei 10 Hsgasl aeeiiolH liis, lass. lsl,
- aau is W tbs uiyii Code hslat
~ " lhs Sale N hesl estate M rhls
fsHllelf w fiHriFR 'lpsfalanf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
Nerve T onic
Builds Up Tho System. Strengthens,

JOY lfm l'unH tHn tfi ing Boo
all Iho blood ,a.iI. he,umcs impure
and tho nervous system greatly dcbili.
tatcd. But you IAN retain your health
and keep your nervous system strong
This N iho portrait ~ Mr. william
Planning, # Beacons0cld, frrmantle
Western Australia. inhis letter he says :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01

Upon the recommendation Of DR. IT.
win, Government physician on the ISL
and of Hawaii, the Board of Health
has decided not To appoint a fish in
spector at the port of Laupahoehoe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-01
AVE. RS
Sarsapari|la

i thought / would Try IL. did so, and only
three bottles restored my strength, built up
my system, and cured my dyspepsia. And !
have also found 1t great nerve tonic"
II you are bilious, COnstpated, or are
troubled with headache, take Ayers Pills.
Prepared nv Dr. J. C. Aver Co, Lowell Mass, U. S. A
HOLSTER DRUG CO., Agents.