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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
ING PROFITS
I'm WALL STREET
'rs Fill Their Purses Owing
Ito Sudden Advance
in Stocks.
,slET SHOWS ABILITY
/ TO ABSORB OFFERINGS
latiye Confidence in the
aure Has Been Largely
Increased.

h YORK. May s.-The recovery In
|>u the stock market reached q
day where II met very free SELL
bake profits. 1t was apparent dur
/ morning that the stock offerings
cnarkct were moro than sufficient
bly, the demand from uncovered
(which continued quite an appre-
kctor and oVerbore the efforts OF
hyived pools to continue the ad-
was not without Of
EpriceS while IL continued most ac-
III the market showed a degree OF
We power which proved q sur
4 professional speculative opinion,
lying tendency of prices late in
after the extent to which the
hi process had been carried re-
n much increasing speculative
&C over the future of the market.
was no evidence OF any large new
from outside sources, but COM
and pools among professional
or habltual operators OF large
3 took a renewed position In the
with Increased confidence. This
ably perceptlble in the metal in
H. especially those having to do
lting stages, a group of oper-
these stocks have acquired very
stige by the extent OF their opcr-
recent months and by the enor-
eculative profits for which they
lifted with having made. Any
! a new speculative campaign by
nent attracts a large following
|.1e boardroom traders and of out
|Tators OF q smaller class.
|eneral speculative sentiment is
r. also by the clearing away of
4. the dangerous factors which
IT, the market The money mar
L)yiously much relieved from tho
Fin upon 1t and funds are obtain
u comparative facility and at
Il rates, whore a short time ago
I've borrowers had no resource
sell out their holdings OF securi-
to liquidatc their obligations.
King view OF the future course OF
In from San Francisco does not
|sr out the sanguinc expectations
\ Especulators as to the promptness
hlch the return flow Will set in.
~ through the sub~treasury to
Elclsco and to Denver rose TO over
n dollars today. after having fall
Elominal level several days ago.
Efiyal OF this movement had some
~ erect upon inc BuppOSltlOn
II, francisco would Immediately
| tsh to New York or would find
/ Jes In more glutted condition
|r3re the banks had rcopcned for
In There was further strong
FIN the sterling exchange rate In
Fsket, which served to clinch tho
|rconviction that the movement
% New York has ceased for tho
I'd a cheering effect upon the
market, which was helped also
Ndvance In the sterling rate at
Indicating tendency toward re-
|1London from that source. AS
|1ontinued easy here, the New
rket had a reflected advantage
NJ Improvement In the London
" rket The relief of the money
the adjournment OF the New
X -slslature and the professed be-
the agitation against corpora
r. eliminated formed the basis for
Es,pt to extend the speculative In
|9'stocks. This attempt met with
|1ed obstacles in the way OF realiz-
l. at the recovered level OF prices
|ahe day. and the market closed
|-sy.
El4ere steady. Total sales, par
= 10000. United States is declined
|elt on call,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
COPPER HIGHER IN
LONDON IRON ADVANCES
Metal Market Appears to Be in
Good Condition for the
Bulls.

NEW YORK, May s.-The London tin
market was still nervous. but fluctuations
were narrower and the spot premium WAS
further Increased, with that position
quoted at 1877 5s, while futures were
slightly lower. at f1s6 Us Cd. Locally the
market was quiet. with holders little
higher in their views, spot being quoted
at s43.6o943.75.
Copper was higher in the English mar
ket. with spot quoted at fS los and fu-
lures at fS2 lis Cd. Locally copper was
without quotabe change. Lake was
quoted at SIS. 50al9-Oo, eleotrolytic, s1s.259
1850; casting, slS0QglSG.
Lead was unchanged at ZIG los in the
English market, and at S5.60a570 locally.
Spelter was 2s 3d higher. at f26 Is Cd.
in the London market 1t remained un-
changed locally.
Iron was higher In the English market,
with Cleveland warrants quoted at sos
I'D and standard foundry at Cos. Locally
iron was unchanged; No, l foundry
Northern, s19.758l9o0; No. do, sls.259
1850; No. l do Southern. SIS. 2oay1S.50; No.
do. SlS,751l9 90.
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London Wool.

LONDON, May o,-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered 13 9IS
bales including n large collection OF New
Zealand crossbreds. which were In eager
demand Good greasy half-breeds were In
firm request for America up to Is I'd.
Most offerings were taken by home
BUYERS First combng hoggcts. lacks and
pieces were taken for France; the caption
for Victorian wool was animated,
ecnnreds going TO the continent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Rheumatism,

Why suffer from this painful malady
when one application OF Chamberlain's
Pain Balm gives relief? Hundreds OF
grateful people testify TO the magical
power Of this remedy over rheumatism.
For sale by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
New York Money.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Prime mercantile
paper, 5h@5S per cent: sterling exchange
strong at s4S5 3SGI4. .s5 10 for demand and
at siS1. .75Q4 81 80 for sixty days. posted
rates, $4.S23Eqi.S6; commercial bills, 81 sly
Mexican dollars, 5lc.
Government bonds, weak railroad
bonds. steady,
Money on call steady al 31494A per
cent; ruling rate. ic, closing bid, &c; +;
offered at 33kc. Time loans easier; sixty
days. SIC; ninety days, 5A451Ac; six
months, 5q5kc
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Omaha.

OMAHA, May 9-Cattle-Recelpts. 1000
Market sc lower, native steers, 81 O0D4 90;
cows and heifers, S3.159i. co Western
steers 50 25Gl4 60; Gamers. ls0d3nO; stock
crs and feeders, $3-254i4S5. calves, $500
5.75: bulls and stags 81. GplI3 so.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 Market steady
Heavy, Sc lGa625, mixed Sc. 20l6 22ls .
light. s62U96.25: pigs, $5.O186 90; bulk OF
sales. SC. .2G9e 2215
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady
Yearlings, s6.0u1670; wcthers, s. S0G6. co.
ewes S50096.20; lambs. S7.0047 So.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, May 9,-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000. Market steady to 10o lower
Native steers, st2566OO; native cows and
heifers. s250d5.25; stockers and feeders
g ,00ll4 10: calves. s3.0083.75: Western fed
steers, $3.5o9o.25; Western fed cows. 50 508
40.
Hogs-Reccipts. LOCO Market steady
Bulk OF sales s6l5li G27i5: heavy. Sc 250
6321z; packers S6.2096 30; pigs and light
8. .1GdG22l
Sheep-Recelpts, 900. Market steady.
Muttons. s4.5016.2 20. lambs. s575ie.4O: range
wethers. $5.0oQ6.50 fed ewes, si75Gl6.0O.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 9,-Cattle - Receipts.
%, 600; market steady to 10c lower, Beeves
81 00a62 %. COWS and heifers, 81 85d5 rs /;
stockers and feeders, s.. 9015.OO; Texans,
81. .SOlI475. calves, s40oGlG0o
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. steady. EstI-
mated for tomorrow, 23000. Mixed and
butchers, Sc l0d6 80: good heavy. Sc 4of6. 30:
rough heavy, s61096.20; light. So 20a6 45 !;
pigs, s57596.30, bulk OF sales, S6. .i046A5
Shcep-Receipts, 20,OoO Market strong
Sheep. s4.0o95,75; lambs A,659750.
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 9.-Wheat-May,
7Sc; July, 792sc; September, 77&c; No,
hard. H7sc; No. l Northern, S075c; No. 2
do, 791sc
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st. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH. May 9--Cattle-Receipts
ZOO. market steady, native 81 OOIb 50;
stockers and feeders. s3.00diS0. cows and
hcfcrs, 81, ,75lp4.5O
Hogs-Receipts. 400; market PIC higher:
light, S6,171kg52713; medium and heavy
So 22lzfI6.35.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: market weak;
lambs. &.20
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations wero follows: Flour
steady No 2 spring wheat. s2GS3lic; No. 3.
77aSSc. No 2 red. Ssts6So%c; No. corn. 4Skc;
No yellow 49hc; No. 2 oats 32tscs No.
white za%c: No. white. S2135hc, No rye.
$40. good feeding barley, 4oTiiho, fair to
choice mailing. 45950ct No. flaxsced. slO9;
No 1 Northwestern. S.15. prime timothy seed,
Sc 35; mess pork, per bbl, SH756HS0; lard.
per 100 lbs S. 30 short ribs sides Qooscl, IS. IS
GSt5 short clear sides (boxcd) SSSdS9 30.
whisky basis Of high wines, 81. %; clover, con-
tract grade Sl1 20.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, May o.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund shows Available cash bal
anccs. s159S 4l3; gold coin and bullion.
s57. .7S6. Az; gold certificates, $37. .S2f 90
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK May e.-Sugar-Raw.
steady. fair refining. 2l5-1693c: centri
fugai .96 test, 3 15-S2331sc; molasses sugar.
ll-1692a4c; refined. quiet.
Coffee-Quiet; No, Rio, 77sc.
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LOCAL MARKET
IS WELL STOCKED
Fruits and Vegetables in Abun-
dance and Prices Remain
Unchanged.
EASTERN SPRING CHICKEN
A NEW FEATURE
There Is a Plentiful Supply of
Meats, Poultry and
Fish.

The nrst cur OF Bermuda and crystal wax
beans arrived for the local market yesterday
from Texas. Tho price quoted Is $3.50 per
crate.
Eastern spring chickens also a new fca-
ture and these dainties arc retnilod OF 25c
per pound. Hens from tho East bring lie per
pound.
car OF potutocs camo In from Idaho nad
met demand There is a plentiful
supply OF cherries and strawberries. and tho
vegetable market is also well stocked and
prices remain unchanged.
There is also abundance Of nsh and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

on the produce exchange today the butter
market steady. Creams, l3H920ci dairy.
l33lsc EGGS steady at mark cases Included.
l66lsko. firsts, 1910: prime, 1910; extras.
lS1c Cheese steady at 9hal2c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
New York Produce.

unchanged,
Eggs-Strong; Western extra frsts, 1Sc;
seconds, 16lElyl7c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. May 9-wool-steodv.
medium grades combing and clothing
2idD27c; light fine, HG23c; heavy fne. l76
20c; tub washed 3lg37c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
DON'T DOSE THE STOMACH
Care cstaHh By Breathing Hyomei.
Sold Under Guarantee BY Rickers
q Wells, Druggists.


There Is one Treatment TOT nasal III.
.tarrh which IL based npon common sense
and at the same time IS Thoroughly sci.
eHfiiic,
Hyoinei " not efTe-all Ii Il 4
specific fof the cure If catarrhal trou-
oies Breathed through The neat pocket
inhaler that comes with every onfat, tile
aromatic healing Hyomei peaetrates 10
The most remote parts Of TIE nose,
throat ana litags, healing aH iHfamma-
zion and killing the catarrhal germs
wherever present.
W sllecessful has Hyomei been III tile
cure of cnthfrh that Riekert & Wells
sell IL under guarantees that ii viii
eest nothing unless II gfves satisfaction.
fhe complete Hyomei outfit seils for $t,
and consists If an inhaler that can be
carried Ill the vest pocket, medicine
Hopper and bottle III Elyonei the
inhaler lasts q lifegtime and If more Hyo-
mel y needed extra bottles can III ob.
tanned for so cents.
IL II the most economical I'll all rem.
etIies advertised for the cure ~ eatafrh,
ma Is the only cne that treats fbis
Iisease without stomach dosing, apply
NJ the medication ard healing where
tbe disease germs are present
M not dose the stomach To care nasal
eatarfh breathe Hyonlei, knowing THAT
HI tins treatment does NOT e1We II viii
ost YOU nothing
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IT SAVES YOU MONEY

The special half price sale Of Dr..
Howprdis specific for the cure Of con.
stipation and dyspepsia lg y. / Davis,
the druggist, means the saving 81 4 few
dollars on every familys yearly bill for
lHenrihes.
Eath s0ceut bottle mr. Davis sells
II fol- abe) contains sixty doses Of d
mediciih, that + pleasant III take and
which can be depended upon 70 cure
thr worst case Uf constipation, dyspep
sia az liver troable. All. Davis has 50
much faitltii fife superior merit Of this
medicine that he says. III Dr. How.
ass specific does not cure YOU, come
back % my stgte and viii return yor
nuneS,s
II YOU are tronbled with constipation,
headache Or dizziness. or u yuur food
does not digest NATURALLY and easily, yUH
paniiot afford 10 lei pass the special price
that Mt. Davis is making this week on
Dr. tI0warls specific.
This remedy h not m ordinary medi-
cine II Is the faSotite formula OF 4
.loes not digest naturally and easily, you
d0fsement Of hundreds of physicians Of
commence Ia their profession, who pre-
scribe II III ~ cases Of constipation
dyspepsia ef liver trouble. knowing from
experience that II will ulakee complete
aud lasting cure.
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Majority Of Consulting Board
Of Engineers Turned Down
GREATER SAFETY URGED
Less DaSger, TOO, Of interruption to
Traffic Than ID Sea Level PLAN
Flood Trouble Js
Minimized

Washington. Feb. nj. The President
TIE Board of Consulting ENGINEERS on
TIE Panama Canal. together with the
letter az Secretary Taft, the report oI
tie lsthmian Canal Commission, and d
letter by Chief Engineer Stevens. The
Commission, with tho exception oil Nh.
Endieoft, declares Id favor 81 the loek
canal az opposed u the sea level pro.
position, amt in this il Supported bY
The President ID biz message Of trans.
mission, and BY Secretary ~ War TAFT,
through whofn the reports Of the two
bodies Of experts reached The White
House.
An I'VE of tIse foreigners on the con.
sulfing board favored sea level construe.
ton Tie President lets the foreign en-.
Qineers down cautiously IN these
words;
~ think this Is partly to ~ explained
Nv the fact tbat The CREST traffic canal
al the ala World II the Saez Cansl a
sea level eans1l, whereas Vie great traffic
canal III tie new world n the Sault Ste.
Marie Canal, loes canal Although
the latter, the soo, Is closed 70 uaYiga
tion during tie winter months, Il carries
annually three times Tie traiha of the
SHez Canal In ms Judgment The very
able argument % the majority ~ tile
board 81 consulting engineers il Initiated
by their failure "a pay proper heed 70
tle lessons taught W the construction
and operation of the 500 Canal
Ellie law NOW On cur statute books
seems q contemplate lock canal HI
mv Judgment lock canal a. herein ree.
commended, Is advisable. II the congress
directs that sea level canal ~ con.
stfucted rs direction WIN III eonrse be
carried out Otherwise ilie canal will
be bnilt Oh substantially TIC plan fot
d lork canal outlined IN the accompany
ing papers, such changes being made
~ course as may be found actually nee.
essary ineIaamg possibly Il change rec.
commended by the secretary Of war, ~
% tie site Of the dam on the Pacific
side.o
Both reports are under date III Feb 81
and were transmitted II Secretary pi
War faft ny Chairman slpnts Oh FEB
O. Accompanying Them Nsre exhaustive
majority and minority reports from Tn
board of consulting engineers, who helc
Il protracte,l meeting in This city aomt
time ago.
Az sas declared 81 tie time the con
suiting boatA submitted the results o.
it, deliberations 70 the commission, q
majority II The board urged The con.
stfuction 81 sea- level canal. the 18th
nian Canal Commission, therefore, ia.
rejected the majority opinion II t. ed
Yisory board OF expert8 which inelndes
men Of various nationalitics and world
wide reputation.
The recommendation OF the commis
sion majority in favor Of an s5fooi
summit.letel lock canal Il Endorsed BY
Chief Engineer John \. Stevens. The
successor Ut John Il Wallace, who re-
signed because be was displeased will
tlie management Of affairs on the 18th.
mus and the curbiug 81 bis authority.
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ARIZONA MUSTN'T GAMBLE.
House Passes Bill Which Also Aiteett
New Mexico.

Washington, Feb. 90 IN The Houst
yesterday Nj LitlleGrld (Me1 entefc
Il motion 81 suspend the rules and pas
d bin from The Judiciary committee max
ing gambling III Aiizona and New MeN
leo a inisdeineanor, punishable by D
$4,000 fine aud one years imprison
uent
Delegate Mark Smith (Ariz.) protest
ed vigorously against tllo bill, and do
elared That IL was for the purpose Of
influencing votes In Arizona for joint
lte contended that the terri
tory would prohibit gambling ~ is
next session, and wished 70 amend Gu,
bill 80 as to make it apply to terri
tories under The jurisdiction Of The
United States" which would includ,
Alaska, Tie Philippines, Porto Rico, The
District Of Columbia, aud al other ter.
titofies.
Measrs. iittleGeld and Smith had
some wordy clashes, and the measure
was finally passed on viva voce vote.
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Keynote Of Kings Address
to Parliament
ND OF THE FAR EAST WAR
gaase for Rejoicing Relief for Trans.
gaaI from Coolie Labor--PIans for
Improving tho Government
Of Ireland.

London FEB. ri. The second ParIia
nent 81 King Edward was opened ~
Westminster yesterday BIZ thu nQ,
mich interest ATTACHED 10 tie reading
u The speech from the throne, TIE eg-
slatiYe programme Of the new Liberal
government.
The speech opened with sympathetie
reference 10 the death of King Christian
II Denmark, and mentioned the tonr
u the Prince and Princess of Wales III
Rdia The conclusion of peace between
lapah and Russia was referred Id ali
iue to The initiative 81 ths president
" The United States. British relations
With foreign powers were declared 10.
continue friendly, and hope was express
w that the result of the Algpciras con
erence would BIZ conducive to The peace
81 the nations
tn order to establish d responsible GOV
ernnent in the Transvaal. said the
peeeh, 1t has been decided IL recall the
etters patent 81 last April providing
fof an intermediate stage III representa-
siye government and to direct that new
constitution be drawn up. The elections
for The first legislative assembly which
~ NAu UftA NApfAsbfM NHtHA lft HtAa III
July, had accordingly beeii postponed,
bat II was not expected that the delay
would extend beyond few months.
directions had bern given that during
that period no further Licenses for the
importation Of Chinese laborers should
1e granted A constitution granting re-
sponsible government would also be
lfaued for the Orange River colony.
rhe colonial conference had been post
poned until 1907.
On the subject of ireland the syeecl1
said that thaFministers were considering
measures 81 economy In the Irish sys-
tenn of government. Z Ii il my desire,
says the speech, that the government Of
The country should bc carried on III Il
spirit regafdfnl 81 the wishes Of the
Irish people trust that this may con.
duee 10 the maintenance Of tranquility
aud good feeling between the different
classes If the community
4 bill for the reform Of iocal govern
ment and an education bin for England
and Wales would be- introduced, az well
as bills TO amend the law Of labor
disputes aud the workmcn's t0mpen
sntion acts, measure 20 equaIize rates
in the metropolis and an unemployed
8orkmens arf.
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NAMED BABY AFTER ALICE.
One Of Triplsts Died Soon After Being
Called Roosevelt.

Stamford, Conn, Feb. 20.--Airs. Will
liam Mceluskey gave birth to triplets
here, Sunday morning, IT II o'clock, and
hey were named Alice Roosevelt Nc
Cluskey Mary Longworth McCluskey and
Clara Louise MeCluskey.
Alice was the first one to arrive, and
weighed 5 pounds II ounces. Mary
i.ongworth and Clara Louise weighed a
little more than pounds each, Alice
lied Sunday night, ten hours after her
firth, but the other babies seem heal
NY, and Mrs Mccluskey herself is doing
we'll.
Mctluskey Is a carpenter, aud has
jecn married but short time. He
has heard that the president has offered
prize Of $1,000 for the first triplets,
me OF whom ahall be named after his
laughter. and the carpenter viii put in
ia claim for the money. He has wired
Mr., ard Mrs. Longwrth, notifying them
II the arrival Of Alice Roosevelt and
aer sisters,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
Take Hoods
. drS apaFIIla
10 purify. yItelfze md enrich your blood,
create a0 appetite and give you strength.
Ll0nid or tablets. 100 Doses One Dollar.
As LAST RESORT.
Pasrick's Lawyers Ia Turn to q. s.
Supreme Court


New York, Feb. 20 The motion for
new trial i'll ~ ase of Lawyer Albert
I'll. f,atrick, who Il una4r death sentence
for the murder Of William Marsh Rice
the aged Iexas millionaire, ii SepteN
Der, 1900 was down for argument by
M. Il. 0ie6tt, Patrick counsel before
Recorder fsoff yesterday afternoon.
Dist Atty. Jerome and ASST Dist. Atty.
aafvin viii content that tbc newly dir
covered evidence which furnished The
ground f0r the motion Is not sufficient
to justify the court III granting Patfica
a new trial.
Patrick's counsel appeared carly III
court. banked by six on eight Texan
witnesses, who will testify that the
murdered mar valet Zones, while ~
l0arning ii Texan oil fields, declared 70
them that he had perHned himself at
the Patrick trial and that Patrick had
nothing 10 10 with Fsiee's death
There VIII be- 10 appeal from Recorder
tlofFs decision en tlgc newly discovered
evidence except IN application for q
writ III error III the United States sa-
tpreIne CONT II i said TIE condemned
mans counsel are prepared " take the
ease tg fhe supreme court If they Should
fsil ii getting new trial
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A FEW WORDS
ABOUT TONES
Their Value Discussed When to Take a
Tonic The Kind to Take and
What to AVOID


The word tonic covers q multitude
lof sins People iii aII walks 81 life take
tonies and these tonics range from whis
key straight down to iron pills Those
who take their wflskey straight are
to be commended for one thing; namely.
their frankness, They cheerfully admit
that they take alcoholic beverages and
do not masquerade behind the innumeF
able patent medicines with which tie
country Il flooded and which are called
tonies The average tonic blood puf
ifier" and nerve inviqorator, con
tain from II To GO PER cent alcohol, 10
that while these medicines { q1 seem to
make You feel better fat the time being,
this Is caused entirely BY the temporary
stimulation Of the alcohol fhe reae-
ton ri such debatIeh leaves the system
weaker than ever and il their use IN
persisted IN complete breakdown h
bound To follow.
A true tonic builds 81 the tissues, eu
riches the blood and improves eifeySla
tion. In Magee's fMait) Emulsion We
have q remedy which contains flesh.
bhilding and strengthening materials I'M
d highly concentrated forms without a
drop II alcohol. NJ temporary Artificial
stimulation follows its tlse, but Il steady
and constant inyigorasing influence II
felt from the first day.
When you consider that Nagee's
EMaltJ Emulsion contains the pnrest
cod liver oil, IN combination with sYYupy,
diastasie, non.alcuholjc malt, ID which II
added hypopbosphites of lime and soda,
yotl must realize that as a muscle build
Ell and nerve strengthened, II would BE-
impossible to devise remedy 1T greater
value.
Remember. not a drop Of alcohol .eil.
ters into Magees (Mait) Emulsion ~
II food ard food alone. This superb
remedy may ~ obtained 81 r. A. Drown,
Druggist, 81 North Main street, Barre.