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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-27
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YOUNG lady wants position as stenog-
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perence. AT liberty after November J..
Address Miss H., Tribune.
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Help Wanted-Female.
Agents Wanted.

LARGE CORPORATION wants energetic
General Agent for this county. No
books. insurance, or canvaSSing. Ac-
quaintance with merchants and manu-
facturers necessary. Permanent. Bond
State age. experience, references first let
ter. Address, Suite 572, No. 1901 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia.
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Situations Wanted,

A WOMAN wants place to do house.
work where she can have her boy
with her to do chores and go to school.
NJ. D.. Moscow.
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change for phonograph, desk or other
article. Room /, Guernsey building.
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JOSEPH KUETrEL, REAR 5ll LACKA
ave, Scranton. mfrs OF Wire Screens
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
NOT CLEVER WORK BUT
BIG STEAL SUCCEEDS

Boston, Jan. 11.-Despite the silence
OF the police, it became known yestsr
day that $4,000 in government bonds
stolen here last Monday were obtained
from N. w. Harris & Co. bankers on
forged certified check on the Nation.
al Shawmut bank. 1t is understood on
Monday Harris & Co. were called up
oy telephone by man who gave the
name Of Bruce. He presented a cheek
certified by the National Shawmur
bank asking that the bends. ten 81 coo
government 4 per cent. coupons. due
in 1925, and five $1,000 Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern 3I5 coupons dna
July / 1925. be laid aside for him
quickly. The check was accented
without question and the bonds were
delivered. At the bank both signature
and oertifcation were declared fo,.
series and not clever at that
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
Insular Affairs.

Indications are that Cuban tariff
concessions will be made.
Business men at Manila are protest
ing against the new ratio of money.
Porto Ricans urge the establish
ent of a naval station in the waters of
that island.
The court of appeals will next month
hear the prize money cases of Admiral
Dewey and others who took part in
battle Of Manila bay.
The senate confirmed the nomina-
tions of Leslie M. Shaw and H. c.
Payne to be secretary of the treasury
and postmaster general.
General Funston arrived at San
Francisco on a two months leave of
absence. He will undergo a second
operation for appendicitis.
Cuban merchants appealed to Secre-
tary Root to have congress enact
law giving the island tariff conces.
sions. 1t is declared if this is not
done the industries of the island will
be ruined
Miguel Gener, mayor of Havana, has
been suspended by General wood
pending an investigation by Senior
Nunez, the civil governor All but
five of the twenty-eight councilmen
asked Gen. Wood to remove Gener.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
WILL DOUBLE TRACK

Milwaukee. Jan. 11.-President
Earling of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul railroad announced yesterday
that the company had decided 10
double track the La Crosse division
between Milwaukee and La Crosse,
1877 miles. The work will be begun in
the spring. 1t is expected the work
viii take two seasons to complete
With this improvement accomplished
the st. Paul system will have com.
plete double track system from Chi
cago to La Crosse. 2s2 miles, or more
than half the distance between Chi
cage end ST. Paul.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16

general DUNG the civil war, died at
his home in New York city. When
the war cegan he became a captain
OF an iowa troop. At the siege Of
Vicksburg he commanded the eft
wing of the investing force.
Henderson b. Owen, for many years
a well known newspaper man of New
York, is dead at his home in Jersey
City Heights, N. Y. He was born in
Belfast, Ireland, 81 years ago and was
educated for a physician, but aban-
doned that profession to enter news
paper work
Frederick Augustus Wheeler, Balti-
more. son of julia Smith Wheeler and
the late Hiram Wheeler of Chicago. is
dead. lie was 65 years old and left a
widow and four sons. Mr.. Wheeler
went to Baltimore after the Chicago
fire and managed the Baltimore and
Ohio elevators there until the owner
ship OF the road changed.
Commodore Edward E. Potter, U. s.
n. retired, died at his home in BeIyi-
dere. ILL.,, of paralysis. At the cut
break of the civil war he was on the
frigate Niagara with Admiral Schley.
then Junior officer. At the siege of
Fort Fisher he commanded the IRON.
clad Chippewa and participated in the
bombardment of Forts jackson and
Phillip and the capture of New Or
leans.
Mrs. j. w. Doane, widow of John
w. Doane of Chicago. died at her
home in Thompson, CT. Mr.. Doane.
at the time of his death, March 90
last, was a director in the Pullman
company, Lake Erie and Western.
Illinois Central and Glucose sugar
company. He was one of the gov
eminent receivers of the Union Pacific
railroad, having been appointed by
ex-President Grover Cleveland.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
JONES HAS ENOUGH.
Linear Waukesha Statesman Saws
He'll Retire.

Milwaukee, Jan. 11.-State Senator
A. M. Jones of Waukesha has told sew
eral of his friends that he would not
again be candidate for the senate
The news of the withdrawal of Sen
ator Jones will make a political SEN
satlon throughout the state. There
nave been rumors for some time that
the stalwart managers no longer had
any use for the man who was the lead
er OF the senate last winter, and really
the father of the present stalwart or
ganization. Well informed men saw
that in the whole stalwart organization
there is not a man who approaches
him in ability as a practical poIiti-
clan, and his retirement will cause lii
tie less than conformation. His man.
agement Of the campaign which re.
suited in the election of Quarles to the
senate was brilliant, and he will he
missed if the present incumbent
should make another contest for the
seat
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16

terial He was born in Bohemia in
1S47.
A revolt has arisen in Bogota,
Colombia, ard President Jose Manuel
Marroquin is imprisoned. Since the
overthrow CT President Manuel A. San
clemente, year and half ago, and
the usurpation of his office by Mario
quin, there has been talk of ousting
the latter. Sanclemente has been at
Villeta, practically a prisoner
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
BARS ICE SHIPPING.
Woman Has Spur Track Torn up at
Brown Lake.

Racine, Wis, Jan. 11.-Mrs. Nellie
McGinness of Burlington, Wis, has
had men at work tearing up the spur
track crossing her land running from
the main line of the Milwaukee road
to the Knickerbocker icehouses. max
ing it impossible for the road to ship
any ice cut at Browns lake. Because
the railroad company would not run
track to icehouses to be erected on her
land Mrs. McGinness purchased land
from F. Uher, who had decided a strip
of land to the ice company. The land
was decided on certain conditions, which
had not been carried out, and Uher
made re-entry of the strip and decided
it to Mrs. McGinness. A lawsuit fol-
lowed and was carried to the supreme
court and decided in favor of Mrs. Nc
Ginness.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
MADISON MEN ELECTED.
w. c. Dickson Again Head of Cheese
makers.

Milwaukee, Jan. Nv. c. Dickson
of Madison was fer the third time
elected president of the state cheese
makers association. The balance of
the ticket was elected as follows; Vice
president. NJ. McKinnon. Sheboygan
Fails; secretary. Z. S. Baer. Madison;
treasurer, John McCready. Madison.
The report Of S. E. Kniekerbocker, the
etiring teasurer, showed balance in
the treasury Of Sl54.
Thomas Johnston OF BOaz intro
duced a resolution indorsing E. Luden-
dorf as candidate for superintendent
of the dairy exhibit at the St. louis
worlds fair. which was adopted.
Resolutions were also introduced in
dorsing the pure food legislation at
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
South Africa.

British official reports put the boer
losses at 1920 last year and those
of the British in actual fighting at
9,113.
In an engagement at Ameersfoort, in
the Transvaal. the British lost 10
killed and SO wounded, but Lord
Kitchener says the beers were driven
from the field.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16

present pending in congress; the
action of the regents of the university
in charging the facilities for instruc-
zion in the dairy school; recommend
ing that the legislature enact laws Civ
ing the state cheese and butter in
structors authority to compel the OBJ
servance of sanitary conditions.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
Obituary.

At London John Brett, A. r. a.,
the artist, died.
Edwin l.. Human of Columbus. o..
died. He was a prominent banker.
Jean de Bloch, father OF the peace
conference and adviser of the car.
died in Russia.
George n. Wiswel. president OF the
Milwaukee Mutual Life Insurance
company. is dead.
Marcellus Hartley. one OF the rich.
est men in New York city. died sud
denly az a meeting OF the executive
committee OF the American Surety
company.
General Francis j. Heron. a major
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
Slight Bank clearlnus lneraas.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE statement
compiled by the Bradstreets shows
that the total bank clearings of the
principal cities Of the United States
for the week is $2.s16.461 ,Ss7. an In.
crease Of ga per cent. compared with
the corresponding week last year
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-16
Rev. Marguerite ST. Omer Briggs, IS
Mount Calm Street, Detroit, Michigan,
Lecturer for the w. c. T. u, recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

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twenty brought hundreds of homes of Sickness and
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and mothers who from ignorance caessnes slowly
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than any other agency that has under my notice.
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Vegetable Compound at once removes such troubles .
other medicine the world
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Oh female troubles Refuse to buy other medicine
Mrs. Pnkham invites all sick write for advice
She mas guided thousands to health Address, Mass
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-29
CONSERVATION OF BISHOPS
Interesting Ceremony at the Ca'neo'"'
In st. Paul.

6, punl Oct. 29.--Tho conservation
~ uisho,s S,ariha and kcan" ~ .
paul cathedral during the morning ""s
celebrated in the presence OF i"'h'
nsscmblaCc. Admission was OF h'..s
sity limited. and was by card. hnt ... M
number OF people taxed the '"pa,"i
NJ the edificc. II was dis'insulsn."
audience ms fully 400 OF those preSeN,
were ecclesiastics OF note. VINO nno
come from all parts OF IN" co"l.,.
THO attendance OF local ana hea'u.
clergy was most general. IN IN. ~" ,mr
rrccntion were many prom'h'"' "'
Catholics. c..,,o ~ ST
Right Rcv. John N. stariha 1' .I M
Paul was consccratcd bishop OF neau, aa
8 d. and Right Rev. James :. N." ,i,,
NJ Minneapolis ms bishop OF Wyo'n'ns. a'r.,
Archbishop Ireland began 'n' ass ~
.,on,os with the celebration OF mas,
~ which ne was assisted by Key. ''"" ''ar
IIawlcr rector of the cathedral r", "a
ish. and bishops McGolrick' s"""''
and Trobec. .o,od the ser
NH rho Waiting clergy and bishops VIZ
,,yen n dinner at the Ryan =" !.
: m nv the bishops and clergy u w
province OF ST. f""''
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BOUNDARY LINE LOCATED.
Monuments Set by Russian Cover
ment Discovered.

Seattle. Wash. Oct. 29-Adyicos
weie received from Juneau on the
steamer Dolphin that the missing
Russian boundary monuments which
have been 50 energctically searched
Tor hy Lieutenant EmmonS for The ia Il
two seasons had been discovered b. a
proefector Of the Porcuidne district.
named James II. de Blonloan He is
native Of MarseilIes. France but has
interested himself in tie Porcupina
district and the modus y!vendi strip
for several years. Thr0n1l his friend
ship with the Chilkat Indians he
gained Information which gave him a
cloH 10 the position of Tie first mon
uMent From this start he followed
along aid discovered several more of
the Cd landmarks put UP years ago
By tie cars followers. The line
marked by these monuments is about
five miles inland from Pleasant camp,
which is seventeen mites from kluk-
Won TIE latter i fyc miles
from tiieWater or the CAilkat
river This makes the Russian
survey line approximately twenty
seven miles inland t. the sum
nIt-less than Ten marine leagues and
ju.t whore il was expected to he from
Il language used in the Anglo-Rus-
san treaty Of l>25. The Rainy Hol-
leW district Is within american terri
gfr.
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FAvORS WESTERN UNION.
Decision Handed Down ey tne Court
Of Appeals.

Chlcaeo oct. - An important
principle .. lax was ,sia 3lishea "hrn
Judges Jenkins. C-osscnq Ia. and
Bum q. ,hc lnt'rl 's count oi
appeals hardci dea - opinion 10
the &c, that ,hc Wee'efn la.ou Tel
cgraph co,nla.y has n risht - prop
cr;y In II, news which 4 .3ft = ana
that such right does no' o.as" "h"h
the news Is published on IT, tck'rs
rented 10 lis patrons. l.ayirs Gown
this new principle The couli 81 ap'
pcals aGlrms two decisions y IN low
cr court and forever "n4e.ns ~" Na'
tlonal Telegraph News company 'h'
Illinois Commission company ana
other defendants from using TIE quo
,a,ions In question The court say
THE business of appellee Is that o!
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It's service to IN" patron = Nha'' ~
such carriage tho patron acquires
kuoulot!ro Of IN" matter coWMhh!'"l'
cd earlier than those not thus sor'cu'
The ticker. with It's printed tape. -
an Implement or means ohis To '"''
commercial end which the patron or
the patrons patron ma! utlll1' ~ Wv
cnd intended but may not apltol'! nv
10 some end not intended. esperiails
II such appropriation result ~ m
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service In short. the law being clear
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'o'SLs STILL HOPEFUL.
70 Rave Cuban Treaty Ready
|, Tor Congress.

h. - "a oc' 29.-Thc fnct re-.
ka,. ~ news dispatches from
IT, s,a' -, resident Palma has re-.
An,ol.. 'silington the draft Of the
~. atty without his approval
H. !. s''i".n III" belief OF tho OF
ty : ha' they Will have a treaty
\ N !, ''''i'it 10 congress by the
Onoa ''A' meeting. As soon as
kEeS ,.' - The Cuban minister here.
% So document he will submit
ty ba' tAfy Hay. The latter al
h. :, knowledge OF the general
|aa rn,. - Tie objection found hy the
Be co.. ,.'''l'ht. Then negotiations
tinal 49,. aa''"'a on the basis OF the
led !, 4'all For Il Ia exnl,c,,lv
| The s,a, ne proposition submitted
ke =, s,a'' "a, department. was In mo
opon '''ia''im and the matter Is
(ed ,ha 20 adjustment. Generally
p beHef ,,n anan objections are based
landoa a .aa' the United States I'm.
Plssions :. "'ue concessions In the
Duets ol duties on United state.
way frn", ''nH Cuba. ranging all
in re,nr, ~ per cent to so per
|cnban s,. :" ior "A 20 per cent cut
the rsar susar and tobacco coming
fhce is or o'' States. As the dif.
Of princ,',s. sns strictly OF figures and
T depa,,nn'''. n' !. Is the opinion at the
amica5ly"' "'"' that 1t can be set.
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Mo RAILROAD PASSES.
PASSENGER Agents Trying to stren9'"'
en- Former Agreement.

g Louis. oct. .?.-Thc trouhi'sol'c
question OF passes is again asi'a'ihE
mo M minds Of the railroad passenEsr
of,,cials who are in session here. me
funk line agreement entered in'o ="
,oar 400 has not worked AS sa'lslae-
torilv MS the promoters of the plan 'N.
.,oa,.a Several of the signatory roaus
noy. on,nly violated the agrcem'i'' =
..',,,o n" tho western roads complain 'ha'
Il has been interpreted IN la'o. - nas M
Eastern lines and conseauer,s n~, ',rn
worked an injustice to the "es'o'"
~ It is probable that the obvious "i,, I ho
t,cts in the old agreement Mn
rcmediei and steps taken TO srae"'nnt s.aemn
on il and insure It's e'i'o'' '''N -
throughout the country
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-29
CHINESE sMU0GLED IN
A"e0ed Gigantic Plot Unea,,hod :.
e. Paso, Tex.

III Paso. Tex. oct. 29-Wh,, a,
pears to be a gigantic smuggling cnn
spiracy Tor conveying contraband Chi
."n''n from MeHico TO California ha,
just come TO light here
y seems that the Cinnamon hoy.
oeen slowed away In box cars ~ nn,
going freight trains and carried :,
Tar west as the California linz ~,
this service the Chinese aeen, Is e,t,
TO nave paid $40" for each man smug
Elcd to Tucson and sl5a each fer n,,
carried to Yuma '"'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-29

Mothers regard approaching winter
Win uneaslness, children take cold sc
easily. No disease costs more lives
than Group. It's attack is SO sudden
That the sufferer is often beyond human
aid before the doctor arrives. Such
cases yield readily to One Minute cough
Cure. I.luiiies the mucus, allays in.
iiammation. removes danger. Abeo
iutcly safe. Acts Immediately. Cures
coughs, colds, grip, bronchitis, all
throat and lung trouble. +. S McMa
hon. Hampton, Ga: "A bad cold rcn
tered me voiceless just before an ora.
torlca contest. intended to withdraw
but took One Minute Cough Cure. II
restored my voice in time to win the
medal Cook & Odee.
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oc a',ehaed until the students enc
pehaed ana expelled because of narti.
c'pation In the sophomore-frcsh na,, -,
Tusn OF several weeks ago were rni .'' "
stated. The faculty. however h,d 49,
..Io'. 70 make. standing by their No.,
.,oh IN snspcndng the partjcln,n,s =,
thc rush. After a time tho s,nan,.a :"
dispersed from the chapel vhern ~" 49,"
meeting was held and thor. ,.a nv
u.s'u'oahces. .,, There We're no classes
during the day. ~ '''SeS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-29
WARNED BY BRITAIN.
Turkish Troops Arc Enoroach'n9 or
British Territory.

Constan,inoplo, oct 2a.-Sir Memo
lac ocnnnor. the British ambassador
has informed the porte that lurhlsn
troops have advanced into British YER
r,,ory near Alden. and that unless the!,
or, withdrawn Great Britain Is bouno
10 e>pcl them. A mlnistrlal cohlh'S
s;,r i,liherated on the question sun
aay The second drasoman o. the
nr;,ish embassy has started Tor Auth
,a,nd,ry commission is now dellm
ting the Anglo-Turkish trontier'
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CONSUMPTION TIIKEATNED.

II was troubled with hacking cough
Yor Year and Thought / had consump
tom. sass G. Unger, I'll Maple st.
Champaign, Ill. tried great many
remedies and was under the care *
physicians FOR several months. | used
ofe bottle Of Foley's Honey aud Tar.
ltcured me, and | have not been tro-
ublcd sinca.-Chrie Schutz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-29
SERIOUS HITCH
..o,. NOT LIKELY TO NE
|.-r CANAL TREATY At
PRESENT TIME.
|Ifc1s TO CAsey'S ACTOR
;, acriral Has Several Times
,..isea Police Power Over th'
I,,,~a Railroad. Much to the Dis
,.,ea,. = TIC Colombian Officials
- HIS Challenge OF Their Gun
e.s paecrs Is the Last Straw.

rs.ft.,8. oct. -. The last
a. :. :, respecting III. cana
H. 8a.t arrived in Washington
|s.a. 4a,s g. has no, set been de
r. 3 =. state department and
r. 5 III reason 10 fear that a
h. t..t.. intending.
h ..a', aa framed nj Noro:A
y Il .a-' lay prior 10 the ar
], e. ti.l Casey In is,hmtan
H., AZ ~ check!ng o! III. pas
= g. tsi across the !sihmus by
Srse ia; 4atc The admiral has
sef,sa. as.ons 90 exercise a 10
lsReT $3.50. III" Panama railroad
{. Il, Aa-'ars a, either end
B. i - i ~ believe that ih.se
e-.aas w"r. though In the
p .. IL state department cxcr
;. s',e'., within the limit q. the
- 49, q tFt' lA.AsNi sSiAk'e anu
t-sa = ~h.ch the former guar
r. .F"e .au o. traffic across III.
Pr4- 7 ',a'! ~ Colombia with
|s.lc a.tr,a aston and suspicion
= 81 49, as tha; recorded Mon
T .9' INSTANCE. In which Admiral
?! fha.a'.ea The papers OF the
~ al ~atsa.p Hogo,a. n boat ac
n - u!tca States for use hy
], '.4:. sosoinmcns. is r.garac f.
t. z. H ans AZ a direct asscr
" III. ] States Sovereignty
- cannot allow TO so with
|, - Therefore there IL reason
''".'e Eat this last Colombian
~ ! 't!sht In Itself have a!.
3'i' "se" AIRY means for com
! 4sf'.'.'aef' between the tive
he'ng delayed In pr.scn,a
A #'lsf 'hnt III. Colombian GOV.
= 4 a. Hoso'a may have an op.
!, - y qualify il or withhold
4. Z. -" III the recent events
80 be'n so distastc.ul Ia
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| Willy STANDS FIRM.

% s,.'' Submit to Demand. o,
ensiuv ',,'k'ns ,'' Students.
ks 1I s'rit'nes tM'lsh.. Oct. "a meot,n.
,asricul,ur,,a ,a'"dents Of the Mich.
The morui'l mial college was held dur.
nk ~" a renor,s s Tor the purpose OF
4elAs tha, n presented Monday an.
no more classes would
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Look Ou. for Fever.

Billiousness and liver disorders at
this season may be prevented by c!eans
ing the system with DeWitt's Little
Early kieers. These famous little pills
do not grlpe. They move the bowels
gently. but copiously. end by reason Of
the tonic properties. give tone and
strength 10 the glands Cook & Odec.