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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
MAY ASK FOR STATE AID
MAYOR PHELAN, OF SAN FRAN.
CISCO APPEALED TO,
Called ON to Issue a Proclamation
to Put a Stop To RiotouS
Disturbances,

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10 The
chamber ot commerce has sent a com-
muu.cation % Mayor Phelaa calling On
him 20 take decisive ac,iop 20 remedy
;hs condition os affairs IN this city,
caus,i by the strike, The mayor Is ask.
ed 20 issue a proclamation iechrnS
,ha, acts " violence and intimidation
mus; cease and making /, clear ,ha,
tha city is responsible Tor all damag
caused by rio,ouS disturbances,
II the mayor has no authority to In
crease the police force he is requested
70 ask for state aid. In a conversA-
ton with Governor Gage, Mayor Phe-
Ian stated that the local authorities
wera fully able 70 cope with he s!,ua-
tl5n and thar he dil not comprehend any
serious trouble. Governor Gage said.
Thus FAR nothing has occurred dur
Ing :he strike which requires my al
,en,ion In an official capacity"
Representatives OF the labor unions
have informed The grain merchants tha,
no exception 10 the strike order can be
made in favor ot vessels loading al Port.
Costa
The scarcity OF coal is becoming ap-
parent Nearly the entire supply a; N,
various bunkers has been exhausted. \
number of coal-laden vessels are tied ~
a; the docks, bu; only one is belag un.
loadsd.
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srNEEr lMrRovEMENr.

No'lr. Is hereby given, tha, the CONF
mon tuulvil " the city of Astoria lFH
declared its dclrrmlnatl1u and Intention
lo .mprpv" Commercial street In INC
Guy NJ Astoria aa lali out and record
cl bv John Mcclure ami extended by
Cyrus Olnuy from the wca, linc NJ Nrv-
cath street 90 the west line of SKIN
street. upon The present established
grade thereof and 20 the full wiilh
thereof by removing all The old plank
Ing ana side walks grading the same
% the established grade, ana construct
lnR side walks on each side thereof
clgh, feet wide, and planklng the same
from curb 20 curb throughout the width
with plank NJ three inches In thickness
by twelve inches Wide, and plnnN1g
the crossing az the Intersection ~ Come
mercinl street with sixth street to the
full width thereof except the portion
thereof covered by the side walks, with
similar plnnkl1g. All material used IN
said Improvement shall be good A'und
red or yellow lir lumber and said Inn
provemcut except Ag herein otherwise
provided shall conform to the require
menlN OF general ordinance No, 1901, In
relation 10 the Improvement of streets
That the costs l1d expenses of making
Hnli improvement shall be betrayed by
special assessment upon the lots. lanis
ana premises nbulilng upon and other
Wlrr benefited by said Improvement
pro-rn.n according 10 the estimated hen-
ei's, which said district of lots, lands
ana promises tn be assessed 10 detray
the costs ana cxpcnsoA " said improve
Wcnt iS a. follows. to-wlt: Commencing
at the northeast corner Of lot iivc tb),
IN block twenty-five t22), ana running
thence west 10 the northwest corner ot
lpi slN 60, In block twenty-one islJ.
thence south % the southwest corner NJ
lot three CD, In block thirty (3O), thence
east 10 Che soulhca't corner of lot four
(O, In block twenty mine 600. thence
north 10 the place of beginning, ana
containing all Of the north half Of block
-, ana lots . and In block 8O and al
NJ the south half of block %, and lots
3 nnl q In block a. all IN the Town
'now city, of Astoria ns laid out ana
recorded by John Mcclure and extended
by cyrus Olncy, and which said DIS
lrlc' Includes all lots and lands ana
premises TO be assessed 10 defray the
costs ana expenses Of making said I'M
! pr0vemcnt
That the City Surveyor Of the City OF
Astoria has been directed to prepare and
lile with the Auditor and Police Judge
OF said city, estimates Of the costs and
expenses Of constructing said improve
mcnt and plans ana specifications for
the proposed work.
That this notice Of the intention OF the
Council to make said Improvement u
given by publication In the Morning AS
loran for eight days by order Of said
Council, directing the same, the flrst
publication being In the Issue OF Aug.
| 7th, 1901 H. 10. NELSON,
! Auditor and Police Judge Of the City OF
Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
PHOTOGRAPHED MANY
NoTABLES DURING LIFE
Death " the Oldest Photographe. In the
United States

BOSTON, Aug. l0-Repor;s have been
Ueceived from New Hampshire ot the
death Of Josiah Johnson Halves, u this
city, who is supposed to have been the
oltes; photographer in the world. lie
was in his Gath year and was away on
vacation In New Hampshire a, The
;ime of his death.
In early life he was a painter q o.,
portraits and Of miniatures On ivory,
When NJ. Gouroud came 20 Boston Ia
1871 to ten about Daguerre's discovery.
Mr., Halves made his Acquaintance and
took the American agency for The pro
cess Of which Daguarre was the 'uven-
tor Later he bull, The frs; skylgh;
erected for photographic purposes in
America.
In his studio he first camera picture
Of Daniel Webster was made on The
morning when the famous Anthony
Burns speech was delivered from the
balcony % the Revere House Jenny
Lind ana Golischmid;. who she after
wards married. were photographed by
! Mr.. Hawes: also Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Theodore V, Parker, Emerson, Thomas
starr King. Longfellow, Whittier, Louis
Kossu,h and Baron Roihschll.
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GOVERNOR WHITES JOKE.

]
Governor \. Il. White. % Wcsy VIZ
RinIa. Is humorous ' no.hiag r's' II
may have been because De prosp"r'd Ia
the newspaper business, hu' within the
memory ot his friends there was never
a time that the governor dil no.. enjoy
a I1ke-espccjally dry one This is
how IN" governor male senator N''hla
u. Scott hopping mad a rgw days ag'
a, b1shell, game 900 Wheeling island,
according 90 The New York Commercial
Senator scot was .a'rnuy watching
the Wheeling team hsa; Ae Fort
Wlynes when G'ay"ra'r Whit" un'n'
nnuaccd and unattended entered the
grandsani ana wa'kri s'ragh, 90 a
vacan; sea; az The side ~ th, million
] ARE senator, Who was auTrou1d'l hN
friends The governor unn'ac"l hy
anybody. watched the game f'r 'rW
minutes ana then, thI1kng d. would
surpr.s" Scott, said
SAY, stranger who's that %, the
bat?'
Now Wheeling was having bIg str 'r,
carnival and the senator knew The
grands.anl wa' filled with visitors from
the farming districts. 80 he answered
without turning around:
"S,rIes at bat"
The opportunity TO have a ltue fun
Is LF NtH
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WILL HAVE LITTLE EFFECT
General Ki,cheners Proclamation VIII
No; shorten the Campaign,

NEW YORK, Aug. Recommending
upon the new policy in South Africa,
the London correspondent Of the Tribune
says:
The new policy OF reprisals In South
Africa IS the chief theme Of the leading
writers and Of political gossip a, West
minister. Opinions vary according to the
temper and prejudice OF those discussing
it, but there Is ltle confidence ,ha:
General Kiichener's proclamation will
shorten the campaign. The penalties
imposed are not considered practical by
the best informed men.
The menace Of permanent Punishment
a. dis;ralnts upon property will not DE
likely 70 trighten the hghiiag Beers. who
have los: everything they own except
the rifles and the powder carried by
them. Practical men are asking how
tbs proclamation can be brought under
the eyes q the obstinate burghers in the
field before September Is. and induce the
ministers TO believe that il will have any
other effect than to prolong the conflict.
There can be no effective method Of
compelling the men in arms to pay f0r
the keep Of their families after that date.
nor for the enforcing Of exile when the
war IS over. The new policy IL not cri-
,Ic!sed on the ground that Il is essen
tally lnhuman, but because It lacks
common sense. The whole policy of col
lsctiag the B0er families in concentra-
ton camps has been open to criticism
"a a measure for relieving the COM
ba;ants from the necessity OF feeding
and taking care Of their families, and
thereby Tor pFoonglng the war.
/ Now tina. the general result IS per-
cely=I I; Is a sign Of weakness for the
. g7vernman, 70 imagine that the system
can b. abandoned and board money coll
'l4cied from the obstinate burghers. Mi
J itary men DO not hold Gen. Kitchener
responsible for the proclamation, bu, as
ser: the terms have been dictated from
! the colonial office. They ridicule the
idea ,ha. the campaign can BE- brought
TO an cad by manlfestos. promises and
7 m-nac-s. ana contend that there Is no
substitute for the work Of wearing ou,
! ,h- enemy day by day and man for man
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PROPOSALS WANTED

urnsr o, G. .. ~. Nancouv'r uaf.
riekr. waah.. July D.. 1901 Sealed pro.
prsa.s. ,u iHpiva,c. viii be received
here uug n o'clock. m. Angus, 18TH,
l,ol r1r furnishing aai delivery a; Fort
Waaa wal,a. Wash is6 Standard Ar.
Usry hlmea Delivery 20 commence
wlth,u three weeks after award of CON
rae, and go be completed within sixty
days thereafter Preference given 90
animals ~ domestic production, condi-
uuns NJ quality and price bciog equal
T. y. rsfryra The right 10 rrlcc; any
ur nli bids or any paft thereof For
further Information see circular 10 bid
dr~ or apply 20 this once. Envelopes
containing PROPOSAL, should be marked.
"Pppb-Ala for Artillery iloraca." ana
addressed o. the undersigned.
J. " JACOBS, G. 4, NJ,
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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.

orlcs II &. . NJ. Vancouver narraoka,
Wash. Aus O. 1901 Scaled proposals.
.u ,rp,!ta.e. will bc received hers until
II O'Clock a. m. Angus, .is,. 1901 rng
furnishing and delivery a, Vancouver
barracks. wash. ia STANDARD artillery
horses. Delivery 20 commence within 90
after award - contract Preference g,y-
ca Co animals ~ domestic production.
conditions anl quality and price bsoE
equal l. 8 reserves the rlgh, 70 reject
aay or an bids OF any Part thereof
For further Information sec circular 70
bidders or apply to ,hls once Envelopes
containing proposals. should DO marked
Proposals for Artillery iiorses.' and
addressed go tho undersigned
J W. IAClUS. g. y 81
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Land Onlcc'
July ., 1901.

United States Land once,
July ., 1901.
Oregon City, ore.
Notice ls hereby given that In compll-
nnae with the provisions Of the act Of
Congress OF June 3, 1878. entitled, IAN
act for the sale Of timber lands In the
States of California. Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory" ne extend
e. to all the public land states by act
of August 4, 1892, VIM. II. Copeland, of
Astoral, County Of Clatsop State Of
Oregon has this day filed In this Office
his sworn statement No. 5iJ0, for the
purchase Of the southeast a Of section
NJ. a2), In TIP. No 90 ~, Rang No.
(q) w. and viii offer proof TO sNow that
the land sought Is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agrlcultureal
purposes, and TO establish his claim 10
sald lana before the Register and Re
cclver of this Office at Oregon city on
Thursday the 81 day Of October, 1901.
lie names as witnesses: Geo McFar-
land. OF Olney, oregon; August Aqolpn'
Of OInoy. oregon; james Burk, OF Sea-
side, Oregon, and Thomas BidWeH, OF
Astoria, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above described lands are re-
Guested 10 file their claims In this office
CHAS. y. MOORhS,
Register
on or before said Sd day Of October, 1901.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
TIPS FROM GAMBLERS.
Disclosures In New York Police Head
quarters Lead 10 Arrests


quarters Lead TO Arrests.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1O-Disclosures in
yoIyiag attempts to buy up an officer Of
the soc.sy for the Prevention Of Crime
ana duplicating men on duty at police
haadquar rs and several sergeants in
the tipping off Of gambling houses pre-
g.ous to contemplated raids have fol-
lowell th- arrest Of Edgar A. Whitney
and f. Bargl9rff, alleged to be mem
bers 0f q secret service bureau IN this
city.
The mn were arrested on a charge
Of conspiracy ana aiding and absttng
gamblers and we're arrlig lel before
Justice Jerome In the rooms Of the soci-
ety. They were each he'll in $1,000 bail
| J. ,s claimed that he two detstlves
had approached Agent Dillon. Of the go
claty. and offered him money 10 keep
them Informed Of the movements
aga.ns, ,ha pool rooms. Tl= az 1t sp-
paared 10 acquiesce.
/ WHtn-y wa In lucal by Dillon 10 call
a. th, rooms II the Sjciaty for the Pre-
/ yen,Jn Of Crime AMI while there was
arrested He Immediately tossed
bundle Of papers out Of the window.
Thes papers wer. recovered by a police
man on watch. Among these was found
duplicate lis. Of poolrooms which
Whitney had previously supplied to
Agent Dillon
One Of he most remarkable phases Of
the develJpmcnts as related by Frank
Moss, in the presence Of the executive
committee q the society, was the state
ment that thirty pool rooms were tmp-
tied promptly by means Of telephone
connections. following lines laid down
by Whitney in his arrangements with
Dillon, some Of the messages being sent
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
roR SALE

Tho Columbia River Packers Asa5tl.
alton has tar sale. Two sehooneru and
upc lauach \ description @, Tho
4-h,uurrs follow Schooner kinney"
Length. s55. beam rs, depth OF
hEl alo,s Schooner 'lla,ic"- Length.
lig beam. g9. depth ~ hold. IS.
otter, WIN bo received az ne once
" ,hr association where full payutu-
lars may alr1 ho had
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

through pcltce headquarters dJc-t ~
,ap,aias or scrgcau,S IN charge VI pre-
vtNc,s IN which ,hc gambling houses
were In operation
Mr. Moss claims that ty ,hs Sys,rm
" ,5,ophouiug q moral ANA practical
reuutc.iou has been established between
the pollc, headquarters and ,hc pool
rn,n,s."
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a report tha, cigar manufacturer
was coming here from Tampa mex,
Monday TO make cigars during the
strike. I; said:
M man shah make a cigar for a
Tampa mSnUflcurEr un;N The strike IS
over"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
COLUMBIA MAY DEFEND THE CUP
Report Current In New York Tha, Con-
situ:on VIII Be- Withdrawn.

NEW YORK. Aug. lO.-Reports have
been received in this city by cable mes
sage to the effect tha, Sir Thomas Lip
ton had semi-official information tina;
the Columbia would defend the Ameri-
cas- cup agains; Shamrock II.
a reporter for the press was informed
tia; although the trial races between
the Constitution and Columbia viii no:
be held for three weeks, majority Of
the cup committee has agreed ,ha; un-
less alterations now under way make
the Constitution a much improved boat
/, would be inadvisabls TO select her as
the cup defender.
J. Pierpont Morgan being asked II
he had heard Of the committees views,
said:
1T is absurd 10 talk Of this before the
trial races. decline to say anything
further"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
CLAIM AGAINST SALVADOR.
After Making Concession to Americans
the Government Revoked Them.

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. lO.-To con-
clule a settlement with the government
Of Salvador over a claim OF S5oO0OO, A.
". Burrell, pr=siden. Of the Salvador
Commercial Company; Joha E. Ellis,
treasurer. and William Lair Hill, the
ccmpany's attorney, have departed Tor
the Central American Republic.
The Salvador Commercial Company Is
the principal stockholder In a gran,
made in 1894 by the salvadorean gov
ernment to a corporation for the dsyel-
opment Of the port OF F. Trlunto, on
the bav Of JiquIl.seo. The company
makes the statement that In 1898 the
Central American government issued de-
crees and took steps tina; practically
destroyed th- value Of the concession.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
CHAMPION SWIMMING RACE.
McCask.r, Of Boston. and Riley, NJ New
York, VIII Meet 10 New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10-James L. Nc
Casker, OF Boston, the champion long
distance swimmer Of the world, and
Tom Riley Of New York, who have
been matched for a race from the Bat
terv to Norton's Point, COaey Island,
will meet Monday afternoon 70 perfect
arrangements. This course has not
been used in a race for a number Of
Vaarl.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
PASSENGER OFFICES TO MOVE.
Transc1ntinecnal Association Will Max.
lis Headquarters in Denver

CHICAGO. Aug. 10-It has BEEN prac-
tlcally agreed 10 move the headquarters
u the Transcon- mental Passenger Asso-
citation from Denver to Chicago. Al. tn
roads interested have voted IN favor o'
the proposition except the Missouri Pa
c.fc and Missouri. Kansas & Texas
roads and these, It IS stated, viii an
rounce their decision within few days.
Chairman Charlton has been In con-
ference with the general passenger
agents here regarding the matter and
+, is probable that the transfer Of Of
fees win BE- made August -.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
ZINC NINE REoRGANlzATIoN.
New Company incorporated in New Jer-
sey With s15OOOO Capital.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-C. II. a.
Dougherty, who was chairman Of the
committee Of stockholders to "eorgan-
izs the International Zinc Company, an
nounczs that a step in reorganization
has been taken by the Incorporation Of
the new Hope Mining Company. The
statement Of Incorporation, be says, las
been filed in Newark. n J.
The corporation is to have a capital
stock Of $4,000, and is to have the
ownership Of the zinc mines a, Joplin,
No, which belonged TO the Information
al Zinc Company previous 20 lis fall
,4rn
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PRCNES MAY BECOME
AN EXPENSIVE LUXURY
California Product Pu, on the Mark;
AMI Prices VIII Rapidly Advance.

SAN JOSE. Cal, Aug l0.-The iITcc-
tors u n, California cured Fru.I Asso-
c!a;ion have placed pruncs on ,hs mar
ke;. hu. a, the advance of y NJ a cent,
making the basis price 3A cents In
the ordr fixing the price anl putting
the frul, on the mark; IL Is !lsincAy
stated ,ha; the r.gh: go stop sales aad
change the price is reserved.
The association will no' .Grc' even to
sell As much as 100 carloads Relations
between ,hs association ana the Cali
fornla Packers Company are strained
and unless some differences are settled
t. Is said the association may mark",
and sell directly before many days With
out the agency of the Packers company.
A brisk demand Is reported h're f5r
kinds u dried trul, with Al advancing
market
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COwing & Cowing

ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW.
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
Once: Room 4. u. &. Land Office Bldg
Practice - all the Courts Of the
State. Unit6n eta.es Land ONCE Busi
nAss = 6peciAty.
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Senator Clark says that grass may
grow In the streets Of Jerome for all he
cares. It would seem that the senator
has corner on grass, too.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
MARLBoRoUGHs GREAT FETE.
Conservative and Llbera'-Uni1nlst Dem.
onstrat!on at Historic Blsnhelm.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O-The grea,
conservative AMI liberal-unlonls, dem
onstrations arranged for today In the
historic grounds Of Blenhelm Palace l.
expected to be one OF the most success
full and most Interesting party gather
ings in this country Of recent times.
says the London correspondent Of the
Tribune.
The Duke Of Marlborough has inyi.-
cd 1000 representatives. o: Conservative
and Unionist associations in addition to
$50 members Of parliament, 10 luncheon
AMI these guests will afterwards be
pres ent at an open-1ir meeting TO which
the general public will b. freely ad-
mttsd
Mr.. Bafour and Mr. Chamberllin will
be the principal speakers.
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cIGARMAKERs' STRIKE.
Letter to President Mckinley From
Tampa, Fla, Asks for Protection.

Idmpa, fla, ASKS LpT ilDe-~'i''''
NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-Cig lrmakers
Of this city have sent a letter to Pres
ident Mckinley asking that the txecu-
tive power be used for the protection
Of the cigarmakers Of Tampa, against
whom, the letter says, "unheard-of ru-
talities have been prac.lced." The let
ter concludes as follows;
IF the positions were reversed and
the capitalists and the merchants were
arrested and taken away from their
families, the United States army would
have been called out to protect them
At a meeting held by the cigarmakers
a resolution was passed in reference to
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

coggc matter thrown OF by tho blood
pass systeu settles the lungs heart other vital
organ and sndangcrs life
To purity aud build up the polluted blood the right treatment for skin
medicine odrartVcy
Ills perfect ndo o all blood umo" and When taken into the circulation
gently thoroughly all impurities and puts the blood In healthy
normal state The km can't remain rried diseased condition
uoushe blood the only guaranteed purely vegetable
bcauth Write physicians have
blood disease will ehuy advise without charge
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. "a.
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A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS

When people are contemplating q
trip, whether on business or pleasure,
they naturally want tho bcat service
obtalnAblc a. far an speed. comtJft and
safety Is concerned. Employees OF the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES are
paid 10 serve the public and our trains
are operated - AZ 10 make close con-
nections with divcrGihE liues At all
junction poln,s.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair
Cars on through trains
Dlrlng car grvicc uneIcellcd. Meals
served a 10 carte.
In order TO obtain the FIRST class ser
vice. ask tho ticket agent 10 sell you
u ticket ovcr....,.,,
The Wisconsin Central Lines
and you will make direct connections
at st. Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee and
al points East.
For any further information call ~
any tickrt sgcnt OF correspond with
JAS. c. POND, Gen PaAa. AE't.
or JAS. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee. Wis,
GeneSSl Asrnt.
THE CHICAGO a NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
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IN hVIvh, bIuIcheH OF plMpIcs,
become more deeply rooted
aud in,Iaetable the longer
neglected. the akin In time
having n thick, hard, rough
aud unslghtly appearance,
You can hide the hlcmishes
ior a time with cosmetics, ,
and washes, lotions, soaps
and powders may relieve
temporarily the i,ching and
burning. but eventually the
pores Of the akin become 80
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Skin Diseases

EcirNA T PSORIASIS SALT RuRuM AeSE and great many other
diseases Ike ca akin diseases when they could Just
properly be called blood diseases for they undoubtedly originate tho blood like
Hood Poison the only
being intensity and of the poison Tho serious
diseases Cancer Caah caused by tc poison or virus which
Is blood aud attacks
appears terrible and ulcers while tho mder and
condition
u poons through the OF the akin
irritation itching burning The eruption be
kind discharge OF thick gry n or the akin
EoTrh, aorpn