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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
CONCENTRATES.

The North Butte Mining company
has declared a quarterly dividend OF
- a share.
Bingham operators continue 10 COM
plain Of a scarcity OF cars on the Cop
per Bet railroad
The directors Of the Calumet 4 Hec.
Ia Mining company announced today 4
dividend Of $50 share
Manager Sappugtoa Of the Cyclone
mine at stockton reports having en-
countered ore on the 500 level Of that
property.
Manager Henry VI. Atkinson Of the
New England Gold and Copper COM
pany " Bingham was in the city yes
ttrday
The family Of Manager Schneider
Il the Nevada Utah Mines G Smelt -
corporation has arrived Ia the city 10
RESIDE permanently
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
n Co.. were: Crude ore and conc,u-
trate. $4,000; base bullion, $4,000;
gold bullion, S9,l)o.
d. G. lacking. general manager OF
the Utah Copper company has returned
from d business trip from Spokane, but
pleaded the journey was productive OF
no news.
chief Metallurgist Bottles OF the New
house mines has returned from brief
outing In southern California. MIS-.
BEETLES and the two daughters returned
with him.
A, II. Mayne. Jr. Of salt Yake city,
came down from Manhattan the first
OF the week, where he has been visit
ing with his uncle. G.. r. Mayne. lie
win spend two OF three weeks visit
ing with his father In GoldfIeld.-
Goldhed Review.
At meeting OF directors of the
South Columbus Mining company VS.
terday afternoon. II. :. Tanner was
elected vice president to succeed w. II.
Young. resigned A. O. Jacobson
superintendent of the Columbus Con-
solidated. was chosen to IN vacancy
on the board
owing TO a break somewhere IN the
telephone line operating between here
and the camp Of Stockton. the man
agement OF that property was unable
TO obtain any fresh news from camp
up to late hour this afternoon.
:, L. Butler has sold a controlling
interest In the Pioneer samping plant
az Sandy TO a syndicate of local mine
owners. The management viii remain
the same as heretofore.
Yesterday track laying on the rail-
road from Goldheld 10 Bullfrog com
menced. The grading has been finished
and II is expected that the track viii
be finished by the lst OF September.
An engine TO be used expressly for
transporting the heavy rails has re-
Gently been undergoing repairs IN Tono-
pah. The company is paying its men 81
per day-the highest wages ever paid
on railroad work.-Tonopah Bonanza
Supt Andrew Service of the Nevada
Alpine, the great silver-lead property
OF the O'MeaTa- Lynch company al
Lone mountains, reports the discovery
Of new shoot Of ore In the east DRIFT
on the i00-foot level. The ore is of the
same character ana grade as that now
being mined In the old workings. ara
the new strike adds very materially to
the reserves OF this fine property The
usual shipments OF 50 tons went for
ward TO the smelter this week. Tono.
pah Miner.
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EVILS OF HOLIDAYS.


In a recent address before the Min
ers' Institute al Pittsburgh Mr. Fred
c. Keighley said
There are some problems confront
Ing mining men today that require
prompt and vigorous action or serious
consequences viii result There seems
to be a tendency Of late 70 observe
numerous holidays holidays that had
their origin in foreign lands and that
are Of Interest 10 foreigners alone. On
the other hand the holidays Of this
country are often not observed at all.
This OF Itself Is bad feature and
should not be tolerated for a moment
II Is an evidence OF disrespeet on the
part OF these foreigners for the land
that has SO generously. but perhaps
uuwisely, taken them into H. arms.
They may not know this but thew
should be made TO realize that ,ne
manner ia which they observe these
so-called holidays Is an insult % mod
ern intelligence. and the losses that
through them are entalled upon their
employers are not only wrongful bnt
serious oifense in the ewes " the
laws OF Ire land that e. 50 generously
giving them susteuanCe
p
That work an injury TO mankind I'M
generel' an0 The Observance OF foreign
holidays IN the present manner GER
fanny Injuries the mining and manu-
lacturing interests. and uusets in a
degree. the business of the whole
country
To my personal knowlcge one soft
coal mining firm alone has already
lost several thousand dollars this wear
10y enforced iuleneSs IN the month
OF April The tonnage Of this firm FEM
la,NVo tons N coal below the previous
months record. The cause was mn.
merous holiday 0bseryauces ip Aprji
against one I'm Marca Last yea no
output from this property was forced
uoNn tu a low standard hy the ,simr
cause during three different month
rms not only meant a loss Of business
hui naturally Increased the cost of
production Other firms had the same
experience Men tint wanted to U,-i-
could not work because there ver.
net sufficient men on CERTAIN d.os o..
warran, operating This Is moi all.
lnt consequential losses arc cpnsidaf
able boy reason of the stopplnc .r
holding back ~ critical WorS
me most serious matter Of AN is
the TACT that after these alleged bnli i.
DAYS many Of the men come ia vort
Don aazed and bcfuddlea copditior
mat has. iu some cases uYdouht I'm,
pIeclpinted disaster The emirr,n,
Of late ate from lands where bolids,
exceed in number the working da
ana me different nations have dire
,ht oates Tor the same HOLIDAYS ma,
ing run Of holidays. thus hrncIr
disaster 10 production This o,ii ,1,,..
DE- relentlessly rooted out or prosrar
49, viii cease 90 exist"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
UTAH SMELLING.
Ogden Concern l. Now Buying Ore for
It, New Plant.

bon Mcguire was down from or.
den yesterday afternoon and brought
.he Information that the Utah Smelt-
ng company T. making splendid head
way with the construction ~ It's plant
north Of ogden and that the man
agcmcnt had already begun the pur-
chase Of ore which II being stored
Tor treatment 'ater A good deal 81
this ore has come from camps south
OF Salt Lake and was sampled in
transit. The balance came from Ne
yada cemps and underwent Sampling
a. Reno or some Of the plants south
of there. Tho compauy's own samp-
lrr D. not quite finished, but will be
very shortly.
The Sierra Madre mining district.
Nh Mcguire states, Is very prosperous
end he declared that region viii soon
Doe producing extensively Al the pro-
utriics under his management. prog
r'ss has been somewhat delayed on
account 81 the recent fire there hut
The now buildings are about finished
and conditions back 10 normal again.
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WANTS SMELLING ORE
""''"'n Macdonald Looking Over the
6rcsnWatcr District

Malcolm l. Macdonald lcft las, No,.
aaN afternoon for Bullfrug. ana fro,,
There went down 60 INT Gracnws,c-
district Tuesday. says The Mioer ~
Ionopah Ills visit 10 the Grernvats,
AZ ms time Is partially in the ipteres,
~ the recently organized Gree7vatcr
ana Dbith Valley Copper co,nnsnv
bpt he viii also examine tho now 90,
pcr heids As president ~ Tho Neya5s
smelling a Mines company. 10 ascer-
tain the possible tonnage which b,s
new reduction company can draw from
that locality. Henry l. Fridenbere
member u the executive committee ~
Of the Nevada Smelling a Mines cor.
poration. and John McCrimmon actins
general manager - the companv isSt
last Saturday Tor tour NJ inspectlor
which vii embrace ali the properties ~
the company in ne Kawich country n
Is the intention ~ Mr.. Macdonald ana
MS associates az once 70 inaugura,e
operations In the Revcilie. Golden Ar.
row. Bellehelen and Goldreef ais.
tricis on an extensive scale. During
their present TOUR Messrs Fndenbere
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disaster: Little Grey sas a..
above 100 per cent I'm two vs.,,
Ing IN advance Of The p-ieo on.,.,,
fore the destruction Of San -. W.
Mustang and Broncho bsvs $50
from 80 to 30 per cent
II is apparent that the s3,....
Nevada mining shares have o .'',', pa
begun particularly IN Naph.,...' u''
sues Nevada mining p-o,er,,, '''
tlcularly Manhattans show .a ra''
age improvement Of 50 per con, .,.
the day Of the san Frspci,,o . h., guy.
Nowhere has mining been rro'1 20
on q more extensive scale me-.
Manhattan and the improvement, IN H.
physical condition Of the proper,ls.
remarkable. II Is evileD, n..
levels which prevailed tho day =, 49,
San Francisco calamity win \, -.."
ed before 30 days have PASSED ana
our opinion standard Manhattan s,o.s..
VIII then be good for an a4drioro, "a
per cent advance before It can no ,.u
that stocks are selling at their Init,
sic value.
We advise the purchase ~ Ium,l,-
Jack up to IS cents per share. ,oi,v
selling around 80 cents. Dexter uptou
a share now selling at So cents. Con.
solidaied up TO $50 a share now sell.
ing at sll5.
among the unlisted Manhattan stoke
stocks that win be listed very sho,t
1--WE recommend Stray Dog and In.
dian Camp. At the time Of the San
Francisco earthquake the No,aiion oil,
these two companies was sim unis-
way and the directors Of both CON.
panies have steadfastly refused bfe
the stock during the period of dery.
sion which followed the san Frrsv5
disaster. They felt that these CON.
panies had been promoted on am e9ul's.
bic basis and that the public di not nav
IN excess Of the price the stocks ven
worth. but they feared that listing
them at time when the entire MAJ.
ket was IN chaotic state might create
a false impression. no hope being enter.
'ained during that period that current
quotations would be as high as he
price at which they were originally
promoted. Other STANDARD stocks bal
dropped over 80 per cent during the
panic.
Now that conditions are Fighting
themselves, and the relative values Of
stray Dog and Indian Camp stocks ca1
more reasonably be determined By IN.
ycstors, these stocks are 10 be listed
on the San Francisco stock and ey-
change board. The last quotation on
Stray Dog that We had from the east
was 81 bid and 40 asked. However, the
40 asked was for few thousand shares
only, and Il Is not believed that an or
der for $1,000 shares could be executed
az less than so cents. However this
may be. the opening bid price o. Stray
Dog on the San Francisco stock ana
exchange board may not be over 8 20 y
cents. IN which case investors win d.
well TO order stock az once 10 be pur'
chased on the San Francisco market
for them. Stray Dog is intrlns.oally
worth from 81 per share AZ this time
and should be selling around 81 beiorr
Christmas. Indian Camp. which was
promoted at 30 cents per share IN April
sold in New York on the curb this weck
at q cents. This stock will be listed Al
30 cents and at that figure should CONF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

and McCrmmon VIII probably deter
mine the location for the big smelter
which u is proposed 10 erect at some
central point ia the vicinity OF Reveille,
A hoist ~ large capacity has been
ordered for the Southwestern Nevada
Mines company at Reiveille, and the
various properties Of the company Will
be equipped with hoists as rapidly as
possible. w. L. Garden, formerly Of
the Tonopah company and now secre-
tary of the GreenWater and Death VAL
ley Copper company. will have charge
Of the office of the Nevada Smelling
q Mines company IN Tonopah. The
company has ordered an automobile OF
high power for use Of IL general man
ager M The KaNich sec-4n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
VIEWS OF l.. M. SULLIVAN TRUST COM.
PANY OF GOLDFIELD.
The - ',,'lvan Trust Company of Coldfeld, has b
toAowms TO say in its Market Review today:

cry OF the market In Wall street proves
that these have been absorbed and that
the market is again in a healthy con-
dtion.
Where two months ago investors IN
railroad and industrial stocks saw
nothing but loss before them. they are
now realizing substantial profits on
their investments Most eastern in
vestors In mining securities are usually
holders Of railroads or industrials and
when Wall streetfs depressed the east
ern market for mining stocks also SUI.
fers. Bull movements in western min.
ing issues are almost Invariably coinci.
dent with healthy market in New
York.
Back Of II all, however. is the fact
that the mines Of Goldheld. Manhattan.
Bullfrog and Tonopah are improving
daily beyond the most enthusiastic
hopes OF Nevada RIOTERS" and the
output from these districts for the cur
rent year will double and more prob
ably treble that Of any former twelve.
month. The progress Of DEVELOPMENT
mas been marked by greater discoyerle,
than ever before chronicled. and the
production from all camps is constant
" growing. The shipments from Gold
held now aggregate from $500 TO 2 Ooo
tons per month, or more than ,,oo ooo
monthly; Tonopah is maintaining us
record Of over 1900. 900 yearly the ONT
put from the Tonopah Extension nil.
ior me past week having been IN excess
OF Seo tons; the mines OF Manhattan arc
Welding plethorlcally, the Jum,l,,
Jack having sent out over s,s oco 4,
shipments last month in addlno, %
adding substantially TO its trenenao,.
reserve OF milling ore; IN all parts q,
the district new strikes are being noaa
ana the large companies. Including 49,
manhattan Consolidated, stray Dog In.
u'a" camp Pine Nut Mustang L5,us
Grey Consolidated Extension. Dexter
ana others are prosecuting exhaustive
plans Of exploitation Of their respective
properties along lines that show the
confidence mine managers have In tho
iu'u~ Of the camp. and Bullfrog ,s
daily becoming greater by reason of
ne" discoveries and the aggressive plan
Delns followed by mine owners in ON.
''ihs Inc immense deposits OF high
grade milling ores that are so plept,fu
IN the southern camp.
The decline in Neyadas from tho sav
OF the san Francisco catastropbe IN ,ho
18TH Of July averaged about 2; ,,r
cent and, inesmuch As the mines have
improved at least % per cent an an
average. the most experienced mon .,
finance arrived at the conclusion ahon,
me 18th Of July that the average 80
nevada stocks was good Tor a general
advance averaging from 80 to +, per
cent. P''
the advance Of the past two veets
Is mus accounted for, and It appears
certain that within the next mr.
weeks the high level tina, obtained ON
the day before the San Francisco o.
WIZ nave been passed and stocks viii
be selling by the first Of October a,
considerably more than they command.
90 Just before the San Francisco fire.
The following comparative table con.
corning few Of the Manhattan ,,sna
ard securities will give an idea OF v.ha,
Is transpiring:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
AMIGO ON MANHATTAN.
Former salt IAkcr Siill Pins ILL., Path
To Nevada Camp.

Henry J. Amigo. former Salt l.aker
ana one ~ the many j'tahans who have
made a success " mining IN Nevada
writes from Ms0hatian under date ~
The Wh inst In the letter ne states
that tho new mining exchange recently
established In that camp Is proving 10
b. quite a success. that sales durinr iba
pass few weeks. or since the exchange
oesan business, have been heavy. Re
predicts quite an advance In ManhAi-
tan stocks and says the camp looks
good that town IL growing rapidly.
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NEW LISTED STOCKS.
Stray Dog Manhattan aud south Co
lumbus To BE Called

The listing committee of the salt
Lake Stock and Mining exchange has
accepted the application Of the stray
Dog Manhattan Mining company and
that stock VIII be called regularly be-
ginning tomorrow morning
II was learned today that the APP
plication OF the South Columbus MIN
ing company Of Alta would be placed
I'm the hanCs OF the committee during
the dav
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
MoNTANAs NEW MANAGER
Mark u. kcir Named =, Su,tcssor to-
j. \. Kirby.

President Knox OF the Montana Touo-
Vah Mining company has announced
the APPOINTMENT uf Mark Y. Kerr 60
the position ~ general manager. 10
succeed John 4 Kirby. whose reslgna-
ton took eject on the IL, inst
MI Kerr wan assume the duties Of
DIS new position tomorrow aud win
also retain thc position Of consulting
engineer inr the West End and Mac
N1mara Mining companies. he Is ID
brother 90 Kenneth Kerr. the genial
uavclng passenger agent ~ the salt
= Il 1910
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II Viii he seen that the Manhattan
Consolidated, which was seu,nv :, "a
.uN - but sold as high as nS the
a"F before no San Francisco calamity
mas res'lned 40 points. or over s. per
cent IN three weeks.
Deiifr' commanding ss 10 % cents h..
- 'ne hre has gained u points from
IN, y, current quotation July Is. JumpInr
sa'N mas gained 10 points. or above AZ
81 ,',, cent retrieving about hair the
as'i'he that occurred jus, after The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
SMELLING MEN HERE.

Frank Guyiermau. a member ~ the
executive committee of The American
Smelling 4 Refining company. ana
general manager of the Colorado plantg
Of That corporation. Is here. he Was n'
conference With General Manager Whit
ley and other local officials during IN,
dav.
Chief Auditor Of the company. Mr.
stewart Is also iu the city.
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mand an Immediate premium. IniIan
Camp is rated by experts TO BE- iulD
as good property as the Little Gr'y-
which is selling around - cents II hs
property 81 exactly the same ohanctt'
having the same quality Of ore and W
same sired ore bodies. The mansff
ment Is exceptional. The Indian c'n1
property lies on one side Of tho famer
Union 40. claim Of the ManhauN
Dexter Mining company. ana The LAW
Grey adjolns Il on the other SIDE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
MINNESOTA FOREST FIRES.

Biwablk. MINI. Aug. l5.-Several
large forest fires are burning flercely
rear here. Many settlers have been
forced TO abandon their homes and
have lost most Of their property Wild
animals are invading the limits Of the
villages. Unless rain falls within "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
A Dull Forenoon For Trading In Min.
ing stocks

This has been an off day for the
brokers operating on the floor Of the
Salt Lake Stock ana Mining exchange.
There were some heavy transfers OF the
cheaper stocks. while those OF a higher
grade are cOnspicuously absent. Lit
tie Chief received a call. and sold up TO
cents a share. Utah OF Fish Springs
sold as high as l.lO.
The quotations and sales were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15

gentlna Is preparing 10 take % per
cent reduction on BRAZILIAN products
admitted IN Argentina IN the hope Of
getting tariff rate from Brazil on
-four which will prevent American mill
lers ron monopolizing the Brizllian
-four markets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
CHEAP Gas Has Sci BAcK.

Kansas city. Mo-. Aug li.-Kansas
City's fight for cheap gas received a
setback last night when the Chicago
capitalists who recently were granted
a 30 years franchise to sell tho city
natural gas at % cents a thousand feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
TARIFF On M Hour REDUCED.

Washington Wash. Aug. 10 Bmzlrr
announcement u the reduction Of Tho
ANN on American lour has produced
CONSERVATION IN Argentina. Dispatches
from Buenos Ayrcs announce that Ar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15
CNLUMfT 4 IIrCLN DIVIDEND.

Bot~on Aug IA quarterly diyi-
dend of $50 ue- share was declared to-
dcy by the Calumet and Hocla Mining
company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15

New York, Aug. ls.-The a,-,..
OF me standard Oh COMPANY 100, ,osa.
declared dividend Of So n ~ TODAY
me company stock. This co ,",. oii
with a dividend Of 80 thrcc r,a,n
ego and 50 a year ago. N' monh'
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS. "a e.
So. Temple Tel 80 Ind. gi0-k Bell
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J. OBERNDoRrER.

r. II, Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers
q Commercial Blk Both Phones 1918
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He continues TO believe that Manhat-
tan win become the banner camp Of
Nevada
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for domestic use and 10 cent? for MANN
featuring purposes. notified Mayor
Beardsley that they could not accept
the proposition. Tile franchise. they
said. carried too many restrictions.
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Y NJ WEST & Co, stock brokers.
D r. Walker Blk. Tel 1875. res 35l0-x
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LEGAL BLANKS. a fun .,,.
the latest forms at the pespeiy. al
Book store ss'et NeHi
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5000 at ga. $500 alta
May Day. 100 al Az.
Richmond Anaconda. 800 AZ AZ
Silver Pick. 100 at 60, tc0 at o.
Utah, 100 at 10. 100 at 1914
REHABILITATION.
Regular call .........,... 1900 $50 50
open board .............li,C00 l,0js59
Forenoon totals .....ls,20j $4,000
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\. S. CAMPBELL
Stock Broker. ZIG d. T. Walker Block
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". ObIitNDOliiI III,
Stock Broker.
Tel Bell 1872 lei s Main ST.
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-.
STANDARD OIL DIy,n,,,

destroyed. -"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-08-28

To thc Daily Light In your Tissue
Of August - appears a clipping from
~ sherman Democrat which states
THAT Prof r. II SmolIage Soes to
NH1AtHcaiv - manage the Texas
Cotton Commission Company At that
place
As mis- article Is misleading aud In
Justice 20 myself would Ike 10 state
that ] have been the manager Of this
company the past tw0 years Us Feb
ruary Of this year ! bought the bust
ness Of this company at this place.
including al notes and accounts. and
since then they have maintained no
offio" here nor do they contemplate
opening one
This company. however. does bus
cotton throughout Texas and conse-
qucniiy maintain several cotton buy
era. MIR Smeilage representing them
here in that capacity only.
The clipping from The Democrat
makes 1t appear that have resigned
or have been asked TO. neither Of
which is thc case
Yours Yery truly.
II G. TEMPLETON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-08-28
NOW is THE TIME.
Snmmcr Is Best Season to Cure "a.
tarrh.--Hyomei Sold Under
4 IL. -

Summer is the best time in the
whole year for the treatment of ca
tarThal troubles. and Hood and Cur
lin urge every reader Of this paper
to use Hyomei now ana be perman-
emily cured.
Unlike the ordinary treatment for
catarrh, there Is no stomach dosing
when using Hyomei The remedy is
breathed through a neat pocket in
haler that comes in every outfit, and
its balssamic healing air penetrates
10 the most remote parts Of the nose.
throat and lungs, searches out and
Kills the catarrh germs, in all parts
of the respiratory organs and soothes
and heals any irritation there may be
in the mucous membrane.
Hyomei is not alone the only nat
ural treatment for catarrh, but it is
the only one sold under an absolute
guarantee to refund the money I'M
less 1t gives satisfaction. 1t kills all
disease germs and restores the niue
Gus membrane of the throat nose
and lungs to perfectly healthy condi-
ton
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but $1.00, extra bottles soc Hood
and Curtin sell HJomei under an alb
solute guarantee to refund the money
if it does not give satisfaction. You
run no risk at all in buying this
guaranteed remedy.