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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-18
Oakland Results.

San Francisco. january 17.r-.lsiye favorltes
and a second chpice won at Oakland today.
with the exception Of Opponent all scored
easily, Sweet 0apora was heavily played
IN the laHt
Seven tprlongs, soiing--Free Lance, Grand
Sachom, Mike Rice. Time 1850.
rive ana hall turlongs purso--'lhe LiSht
Tingaiing. Ahbyle l. Time i;lN
Three aud a lfait furlongs porine. Largh-
eta I.ouwelxa. Time -
Mile ana a slNteenth. selling Opponent, Sir
koiia. None such, Time li@A
Six furungB. aeiins Maggie DAVIS hol-
neb BAD Time lib
Six furlongb, selhnE--Sweet canorah Null
ian Handicapped. Time :lbA
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FOREIGN nRIEFs.

RrRdiIN.--The celebration Of the bi-cepten-
nsry N the kingdom OF Prussia began with
ali Tie pomp betting sueh an occasion
I1ONljON.--I7s remains q X rev. Man
asiI creighton d. D.. bishop OF London, who
died January IL. were .nisrred in St Paui's
rathedral the only bishop OF London bured
there since John King whose body was laid
10 rest in the cathedral $50 years ago.
NExK,U clTY.-The bishop % Yucatan lea
rraveiv Nh OF yellow fever at Merida. liz
s,s hui recently consscrated. Owing 70 bis
trsIl Constitution the worst 10 feared
ruHF LOUIS, Island Of Maurltus IT ns
ar.t3sh steamer kais.arisi which sailed from
t.nsoon November %, for Reunion, has been
.rssLsa ~ Reunion. Twenty-Five OF the
nerscrs Oh board the vessel. including the
csp;stu lost thssr lives.
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Herre raic,r. oneratlnn.

Fort Worth Texas January 17,-There
is baud Of organized horse thieves
WORKING the country east OF here and the
officers are given much trouble The
animals are driven on into the Territory
and disposed Of ofaeer wimberly Of
Terrell was here to-day looking for thieves
who are charged with connection with
tbir gang.
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VIII Kinr.s Trial.

Waco. Texas, January ls.--Judge Scott
set the trial Of VIII King, the negro who
killed Policeman Mitchell last October.
FOR Mondsy special veniFe or 100 men
was summoned and the defendant given
an opportunity IN open court to chal-
lsnge the array. He did not do IT, but
said that he may do SO later on.
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TonAY's ENTRIES.

Seven furiongs selling-La Spara l2f. Al
Lone III noponRn 1870, Locust Blossom iai
rragedy Jim Gore II. uhlera. GREY John
iSi, Heroics Command 1850, Elsnoro 1884. ST.
Nrain i96
Mile aud sixteenth, selling Kettle 3 ~
Btanihlcbush Fairy Prince ~, Patchwork
100. Madeline g. Jack Doyle l02. Georgio
Gardner 100, zack Phelps ne
Mile and an eighth selliug-~nonne Rita
%, sarlila, Fraurlhlc 100 Donation, old
Fox iOl
o. and a half fnrlonss-- Esyptsn Pence
o. Cngswell Roouerack vs., The Elha, En-
prsss OF Beauty u.s. A1in ln2, Aaron los.
syncopsted sandy i0S Clorlts ioa senator
Bevordga ia
Six furlongs seiling--F False, Beverage ~.
tuiaetta o. Dnraliec ~ nlRgs aS. laureatoa
g. Llhstion ", The Burlington Route i0i
Dousterswivel i0S Early bird iM, Ecomo
log. Dan Rice los.
Stie. sellins- -Terraline Of, Y n Barnee,
Belle Simpson sS Garland bnrr, Hllthctul.
prince Real 100. Blocker, Phidlns 100 Pout
Mnilrc i0e. 1om Gilmore lo1,
Clpar and good
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TopAY's ENTRIES.

i.ieven-sixteenths OF a mile aoliing Mad
Anthony 107 BurdooR i02 irndoo Princess
los. cold Baron lo7 Klngg PA ios, WITHIN
r. rs Litle Mjnch Ir l05, JULY Brton l0S,
Dr. BOYLE es. Aurora Il. 1906
lhred-uunrters Of a mile, PURGE Lucidla,
Birdie stone l07 ST. R!oa spallywas l0a,
ihN Archibald ~, Game Warden l0n, Moon
Brlyh, ~ Tony LepppE ~
Futurlty course seling--Vohcer il2, St
uuihoert, SANITY lo7 Mocorlto 100, Parader
iUt
Thes-Q quarters OF mile handlcap Joe
Frey ia, Wooster hoy Theory 100, lHallne
100. Cougar 100 Maggie Davis oa
Mile eelHng- liIcreulean iO2. Loneliness NJ,
Owensboro 1903, Wyoming ln6, prasiidiEitator
roy.
1nree-quarters az miie-.Dr. Cave tos,
Gilsepndo. Maosylc los Jingle jingle, Mon
roy,n 100. Socialist i1S Dangerous Maid,
Clarando t0S Osmomond. Dunboy Tlamero
iG6. Rosslbra i0S
weather clear. track slow.
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sen.ntinnnI Mnrdrr.

London. January ia sensational
murder was committed This afternoon on
a train of the London and Southwestern
read. The murderer entered the car o.
Mrs. King OF southampton ana W. Pear
son Of winchester at East Leigh When
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Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

While you think Of it, 90 buy and
try box of Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped c. C. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
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Strawberries shipped from Alvin.

Alvin. Texas, January 1e-TEe nrst
crate OF strawberries was shipped from
here Yesterday By Mr.. W. B. Finger. This
Is several weeks earlier than the irst
crate last yer. With favorable weather
quite a number OF crates viii go out next
week. as the vines are loaded with green
fruif
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Attemnted Criminal Assault.

lIilsboro, Texas. January IL -An ate
tempt at criminal assault was male yea
terday at farm twevle miles north By
white man. The lady attacked escaped
TO the protection Of her husband, blt
the brute who made the attem2t sac-
oeeded in getting away.
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BORDER ALARMrsrs
Creating False Impression Regard
iug's Mexico's Finances.

Mexico City. January lT.--rhe Mexican
Herald says that there appears to be a
ocpcerted stterpt on the part OF the Dor
Ger correspondents TO create = faIse i'm
precision aIbrosd regarding this country
and 81, business. The fact that the gov
eminent holds ths l5rgest cash surplus
in Mexican financial history ana that
the. National Bank az Mexico has de-
clared It's largest January dividend on
record are facts Rept out Of sight by tho
systematic proplgators of erroneous IN
formation.
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Negro woman Incinerated.

Milican. Texas. january H-Yester-
day on the Johnston dairy farm a Negro
woman was burned 40 death. How ths
accident happened Is not known, as her
husband had gone TO town and on his
retqtn found his wife dead and burned to
crisp few steps from the house.
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Washington, January 1.-THE bSttle-
ship Kearsage has been ordered TO hold
herself in readiness to sail for Vene-
zueia. The situation there is said to be
growing worse.
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passing surbiton ME man drew revoiv.
er. killed Pearson and wounded Mrs
King In the cheek. He ahen rted the
pockets OF Pearson. The murderer
jumped out OF the train at vsuxnail, but
was pursued and captured. The police
thus far deollne 70 give The mans name.
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sly that wheat has begun 10 suffer for
rain. The sudden fall 10 the temperature
rtday Is discouraging, as rain Is not ek-
nected under such cohihion.
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NOV nomILnr Aiicr. Id pnl,n..

Dallas, Texas January To The now bowl
ing alleys n the Dallas Turnyercn, ad-
mi,ted 10 ne the finest 10 the southwost. were
formally opened tonlgS, in the presence Of a
crowd that filled Turner hall 20 overlooking
Many bowling enthusiastic from outside towns
were In attendance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-18

Many OF the blotcbes. pimples and other
affections Of the gkin are caused by the
failure Of the liver and kidneys to cast
of impurities which remain in the sys-
TEN. HERBINE will stimulate the lv-
OF sll impurities Price, 50 cents Fer
sale BY A. z. Kiesiing Druggist. 5o2
Main 81.
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(Spceiaifo me Posi-

Pensacola, Fla, January iT.-The bat
tleshsp Kearsage. now in this harbor will
probably be ordered TO Venezuela to help
quell the disturbance growing out Of the
asphai, controversy.
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Carter Given Decision over waIeou.

hartford, Conn, January l7.--l<d Carter Of
Brooklyn was given the decision on foul
over Joe Wacoa in the nineteenlh round OF
their hght tonight,
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riders OF the present time should make ii a
UNIQUE event Sioan Ren AID Turner are
now In San Francisco. Loatcs Is in New
YORK, but will shorty starr West
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
THE SITUATION FAVORABLE.
Crops Improved and Business Gem
orally f.oo1 Savs nrad.fraat,s

Crops Improved and Business Gem
orally Good, Says Bradstreefs.
New York. June 2s.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
Trade, crop and industrial develop
ments this week have been largely. fla
vorable. temporarily firmer money, due
to July interest disbursement prepare
tions, and slight financial troubles, due
to improper business methods, not de-
tracing from the generally satisfactory
and confident feeling with which the
half year in business closes.
High temperatures have assisted In
the distribution of seasonabh goods at
retail and stimulated recorder demands
from wholesalers, although the volume
of business has been limited by small
stocks.
The cotton goods situation has gained
rather than lost in strength, but the vol
ume of business has been limited by the
fact that sellers are not disposed to COM
init themselves. largely in view of the
unsettled outlook for raw material
prices.
Iron and steel show few notably new
features. The price of Bessemer pig has
been fixed for the third quarter OF the
year, and no doubt exists that a heavy
business has recently been done. Foun-
dry pig is rather quiet, and on the whole
is not strong. The machinists' strike
has unquestionably hurt this line of bust
ness but this trouble appears to be sub
siding, and the settlement of the tin plate
scale, an advance being given the work.
ingmen, leads to the expectation that
other branches of the trade will reach an
amicable settlement with their employees.
Seasonable weather has come to the
aid of the corn plant and that staple has
made good progress, although still back
ward.
Cotton crop prospects have also i'm
proved, particularly in the South At
lantic states but showers in Texas have
not yet put the plant in that section out
of danger from dry weather.
For the week prices. except for the
leading cereals and cotton, show little
change. Early liquidation, due to con-
tinued favorable crop reports. gave way
to a frmer feeling in wheat, and corn,
because of renewed advices of widespre ad
crop impairment in Europe, particularly
in Russia and France. but weakness on
liquidation succeeding, lost all Of the
gain.
Failures for the week in the United
States were 1856. against 1888 last week.
Canadian failures for the week are 90
against rs last week.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
TRIAL OF COL. w. A. NEAL
The Case Excites wide Interest In
South Carolina.

Columbia, S. c.. June 2s-The case of
Col. w. A. Neal. former superintendent of
the state penitentiary will probably reach
the jury tomorrow afternoon. Attorney
General Belnger is personally and Wig
orously conducting the prosecution. This
morning the judges held THAI there were
only two issues in the case, whether Neal
got the money, and whether he had failed
to turn 1t over within thirty days. thus
ruling out testimony to show that his
bondsmen had later on made the amount
good. The defense showed that Col Neal.
who had admitted the leading facts at the
legislative investigation. had during his in
cumbency been an habltual morphine
eater and had not been responsible, NOR
ally or mentally for his conduct.
Solicitor Boggs Of Col. Meals counsel
opened in his behalf this afternoon. So
licitor Thurmond having opened for the
prosecution. Col. Nelson follows to-mor-
row morning for Col. Neal and the attor-
ney general closes. The case excates
widespread interest
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
The CINCINNATI Races.

Cincinnati, June 2s.-Results at New
port:
First Race-One mile and one-sixteenth,
selling. Free Admission, to 2, won,
with Arriba 10 to l, second. and Dandy
H., to 5. third. Time 1:4S1a.
Second Race-Six furlongs selling. B.
G. Fox. to l. won, with Metoxen, to
2, second, and Charlie Daniel, to 2, third.
Time 1:14Ja. ~ g,
Third Race-Five and a half furlongs.
Poison, l to 2, won, with Insolence, to 2,
second, and DR.. Worth, 5 to II, third.
Time los.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs, selling
Pine Chip. to l. won, with Queen Quail
ity, 6 to !, second, and Shutdown II, 4
to l. third. Time :28.
Fifth Rsce-Six furlongs, selling
Piremo, 8 to 8, won, with Roltaire, to /,
second, and Flying Bird, 20 to l, third.
Time lis.
Sixth Race-One mile. selling. Nelse
Morris, to l, won, with Meggs, 10 to /,
second, and Laura's First, 2 to 1, third.
Time 1:41h.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
IN THE SPORTING WORLD.
The June stakes Made Good Race
at sheepshead hay.

at sheepshead bay.
New York, ,June 2S.-wax Taper, at 3
to 8, and Nones. at u to 10, were the
only winning favorites at Sheepshead Bay
to-day. Well-backed horses got past the
judges stand first in the other events,
however. The June stakes at five and
one-half furlongs, was the only fixture
decided, and it furnished the best race
of the day in spite of the fact that there
were only four starters. Peninsular won
out by neck. while Disadvantage beat
Gay Boy head for the place. SUM
mary:
First Race-Five furlongs. Man O'War,
to ], won. with Essene, to 2, second.
and illuminate, to /. third. Time i.0f 20.
Second Raoe-One mile Wax Taper. s
to s. won, with The Puritan. s TO /, sec
ond and Dublin, 7 to 2. third. Time
l:3S 40
Third Race-The June five and a half
furlongs. Peninsular. to l. won, with
Disadvantage, ? to l, second, and Gay
Boy, to l, third. Time l07.
Fourth Race-One and one-eighth miles.
Herbert. 10 to 8. won. with All Gold, Al to
5, second, and Trigger, 10 to l, third. Time
1;53 1-5
Fifth Race-Six furlongs, selling. Sweet
Tooth, to /, won. with Bedeck, to 2
second. and Princeton Girl, Is to /, third.
Time 1913 As.
Sixth Race-Selling. one and one-half
miles. Nones. II to 10, won. with Fatalist,
40 to 1, second, and Knight OF the Garter,
to !, third. Time 2:35.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
TOBACCO TRUST OFFICIALS.
Several Changes I'm the Personnel or
the Officers.

New York, June 2s-'Announcement Is
made of number of changes in the
personnel of the officers Of the American
Tobacco Company and the American CT
gar Company j. b. Cobb former vice
president OF the American Tobacco Com
pany, has been elected president of the
American Cigar Company. Percival s.
HILL late third vice president Of the
American Tobacco Company. has been
elected first vice president of the COM
pany. r. L. Patterson, formerly sec
rotary of the American Tobacco Com
pany. IS now third vice president, and
Charles II. strotz has been elected sec
rotary.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PhiIippi,. work for Pitt.burg.

Brooklyn. June 2S-Philippi won his own
game to-day by clever pitching and time
ly hitting, his two hits bringing in four
of the five runs credited to Pittsburg. At
tendance 1900. Score: R.H.E.
Pittsburg ..l 0 2 0 0 O-5 10 Q
Brooklyn 40 o 0 0 0 0--3 /
Batteries-Philppi and Zimmer; Hughes
and MCGUIRE
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
fraser Drubbed by BaItimore

Baltimore, June 2s.-Baltimore fell up
on Fraser in the eighth inning to-day for
two triples, a two-base nit and three
singles, which resulted in five runs and
gave them the game Attendance 1494.
Score: R.H.E.
Baltimore IL o 900 OO5 O-5 10 Q
Philadelphia 0 0 o O1 O-3 s 2
Batteries-Howen and Robinson; Fraser
and Powers
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Argued with the Umpire.

Washington, June 2S.-Boston captured
to-day's game in the eighth inning by
means of Clingman's error and a home
run, which scored four men. For argu-
ing with the umpire. Freeman was fined
S., benched for continuing the discussion,
and finally put off the grounds. Attend
ance 1900. Score: R.HE
Washington 0 o o o 2 o 0-5 2
Boston =. 20 0 0 0 l 0-6 10 4
Batteries-Carrick and Clark; Winters
and Criger.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
Rarrcd FIeIdinr Mt C.bscaro.

Chicago, June 2.-The fielding on both
sides was very ragged to-day. The To-
calls tied the score in the sixth. In the
tenth Sugden was hit by a pitched ball
and scored on an error. Attendance
900. Score: R.H.E
Chicago III 2 % 2 o o 0 IT IA 5
Cleveland % 0 o o o 0 0 e-s 10 5
Batteries: Patterson and Sugden; Hart
Bowling and Wood.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
New York Won I'm Ninth.

New York, June 2S.-six Consecutive
hits. including three doubles and an error
after two were out. enabled the New
York team to win to-day in the final in
ming. Attendance 2.lo0. Score: R.H.E.
New York o 0 o 2 o sill Is 5
Cincinnati q 0 1 o o o 2 b-l0 II 3
Bstteries-Phyie and Warner: Newton
and Bergen.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
An Uninteresting Game.

Philadelphia, June 2s.-To-day's game
was uninteresting and prolonged. Both
Hughes and White were in good form
Attendance 1,400. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago e. - 90 % . 90 2
Philadelp'a q 20 o. 0 o. . 2
Batteries-Hughes and Killing; White
and Douglass.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
ao.,ou couId Not Hit Harper

Boston, June &.-Boston lost the final
game to St. Louis by inability to bat
Harper at critical times. Umpire Emslie
was overcome by the heat I'm the sixth
inning and was forced to retire. Attend
ance 1900 Score:S a4E R.H.E
Boston .....1 o I o Of o "a 10 5
st. Louis ID 0 0 0 2 / 4-lO Q 8
Batteries-wIlHs and Kittridge; Harper
and Nichols.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
sfiIwaukee whitewa.hed.

Detroit. June 2S.-Splendid fielding be-
hind Miller's excellent pitching to-day
gave the Milwaukee team a whitewash-
ing. Attendance 5000. Score: R.HE
Detroit ........0 O. 0 0 0 1 o. 8
Milwaukee 10 0 0 0 0 O 0 90 Z /
Batteries: Miller and Buelow; Garvin
and Maloney.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
THE PARAMOUNT COAL COMPANY
neuIus business with %I2,0oO,OOo
stock and S0,OOO.OoO Bonds.

New York, June 2s,-Formal transfer OF
The properties combined under the name
81 the Fairmont Coal Company, which
was incorporated last week under the laws
=, west virginia. with a capital stock
Of u2O0 600. took place here to-day. This
company has also an issue o. 100000 nrsi
,oerigage bonds, and the charter taken oni
~ n q the largest ever taken out under
ne laws o. West Virginia.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29

At hreveport-Shreveport o. Memphis
6.
At Nashville-Nashvle s; Selma, L.
At Chattanooga-Chat 4; Biz
mlngham, ..
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29

southern League.
At Little Rock-Little Rock, 10; New
Orleans, H.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-29
virsinia-caroIina League.

Norfolk, 5; Richmond, 3.
Wilmington, 49, Tarboro, 6.
Charlotte. 1 Raleigh, 2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
BARGAINS TOO TEMPTING
POSTAL AUTHORITIES LOOKING AZ
TER OH COMPANY AGENTS.
They Have a Suspicion that Some OIL
Them Are Not Straight and VIII
Make Investigations.
Especial to The post.)


New York, May lpYestlgation by the
United States postal inspectors, which vas
begun this week, mny result shortly In
the issuance of orders from Washington
stopping the mail that Is now pouring
into the Offices Of n dozen oil company
boomers in this city, who have recently
started operations In the Wall street dis
trict. When the attention of Postmaster
Van Colt was called to the existence of so
many oil companies that were selling
stock at bargain prices, with no other
capital than the possibility of discovering
oil some day in California or Texas, he
passed the information along to Chief Local
/ ostal Inspector Swift and for several
days that officer and his assistants have
been making inquiries to ascertain to what
extent the FISCAL agents" and the bankers
and brokers' who are selling shares at
cut rates. are able to justify the extrava-
CANT assertions contained in the circular
letters sent through the malls. Many of
the companies which guarantee dividends
of j.. "a or as per cent "A year seem To
huve compiled their alluring literature with
a view OF thwartlng any hasty inspection.
When n COMPANY ha~ been organized by
Connecticut men under the laws Of ART
zonu to bore wells In Texas and sell stock
in lew York through an unknown fiscal
agent from Massachusetts,. a series of
difficulties IN the way OF speedy research
has been raised that battles for time
even the postal inspectors. Come Of the
S,ates allow wide latitude in the matter
of recording the transactions Of corpora
lions and If the assertions Of each com
many had 10 he verified in every state
where it Is supposed to haze business e
lHtions 1t might take fully six months
10 obtain fraud order from Washington
thot would shut of the supply of postal
nd oh III
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ONE IN THREE.

Every Third Person Poisoned by Coffee,
II is difficult to make people believe that
coffee is an absolute poison to Mt least
one person out Of every three but people
are slowly finding IL out. although thoiIs-
ands of them suffer terribly before they
discover the fact.
A New York hotel man says: Zach
time after drinking coffee ! became rest
less. nervous and excited. so that | was
unable to SIT i've minutes In one place,
was also inclined to yonit and suffered
worse.
A lady said that perhaps coffee was the
cause of my trouble, and suggested that 4
try Postum Food Coffee. / laughed al the
thought that coffee hurt me. but she IN
sisted so hard that ] finally had some
mace of coffee ever since for / noticed that
Mi my former nervousness and irritation
disnDnpared. | hogan to sleep perfectlv
md the Postum TASTED as good or bqttei
than the old coffee so what was the use
Of sticking to beverage that was running
one dny on an excursion up the country
| remarked TO young lady friend on her
,,rentlv improved appearance. She OK.
ntri,,r5 that some time before she hnd
cuit using coffee and taken Postum. she
lad gained Il number OF pounds and her
In the ears. trembling Of the hands and
ines md other dsngreeable feelings mad
disanneared She recommended me to nuit
eoffee and take Postum and was very m,ich
surnrlsed to ind that had already made
She said her brother had also received
srcat hencits from leaving on coffec and
sakine on Postum Food Coffee Henry
A. Nader, 2al West Thirty third street.
New York.