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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
IEISUMA<'> AUDIENCE.
Sultan Looked Well and Talked for
 Nnuy Minutes.

Constantinople, oct. ll-Fhe audi" ence last Friday of me Su!tah "tth tue American Ambassador. John G. A Ieishman. lasted forty-tve minutes.
 The Sultan looked well and seemed to be in good spirits He spoke at some length. referring to the fact that he was dieting. Both Baron Von hlep- erstein, German Ambassador, and NY Leishman discussed pending questions with the Sultan. There probably VIII be no more audiences with His Ma iesty for five weeks. ewing to the i'a- mazan and Bairam obserVancos.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
KENTUCKY JEWS MEET.
Form PIuus for Their Protection t'
 NeyyuOr(.

Cincinnati. Oct. 14.--fhe JeWisn colony of Newport. Ky. held an inter esting meeting in the G. 4. R. Hall i'll that city and formed Jewish League. for the purpose Of obtaining protection from the police and present city or . ficials.
 It Is claimed that there have been $. vcral instances of abuse in the west erd of the city and that the city all : thorities have failed to punish in any degree the offending parties. Several speeches were made snd set of reso' lutions were passed condamning tue present officials and authorizing corn- | mittee .ta employ an attorney by the year to defend those of the Jewish race VI ho may be victims or the objects ot abuse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
GENERAL .roEssEL RESIGNS.
Cause of Action is stated as i'i
 Health.

st. Petersburg, oct. 14.--An Imperial order giving notice of the retirement of Lieutenant General Stoessel on the ground of his ill-health has appeared.
 The trial of Lieutenant General Stoessel for surrondering Port Arthur to the Japanese has been gong on since September %. His resignation fror, the army has been expected. It has been asserted that he would re- sign because he preferred to face the court in civilian garn instead of In form
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
CONFERRED WITH PRESIDENT.
Cannon and Watson Look for Repubii-
 can MajOYtties.

Washington. oct. 14.-Speaker Can non and Representative Watson of In diana had an hours talk with the resident tonight.
 They went over the political situa- ton thoroughly, going into details rel alive to the campaign being waged by their party for the retention of control of the next House.
 The Presidents callers gave him the benefit of their observations and or their knowledge of conditions in diff ferent States The speaker and MT. Watson stopped here today on their way from West Virginia to Virginia where they will mako campaign speeches tomorrow.
 The Speaker said that they told the President that the Republicans will have comfortable majority in the next House. adding, however. that they were taking nothing for granted. but were working for 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
COTTON SEED SITt ATiON.
Planters and Oil Mill Men May Have
 Dispute.

New orleans, Oct. l4.-1ne Times Denorrat tomorrow will SAY:
 "rhc present aituIt on II ref 'ttn 70 tn cotton seed the most p"rishdhlc "t ;lI our southern crops. is wlthoG. pa aIlcl in tn" history of Southern agri culture and manufacture.
 At the lowest calculation l.")0 "S tons of cotton sccd. which lave ;tlread! brcu einncd or are 10 be ginn"d with in the next thirty days, have been $" damaged from tn" rXrCss pt molSturc' Ecrnindtion of tho s,ed !n the open lcll and frost that nr 1ns can ever approx mately place valuation :'n ttcsc million tons.
 The Impossibility or naming ia IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
BALLOON RACE STARTS.
seventeen Entries for Cups OaereA by
 Kaiser,


 Kaiser.
 Berlin. Oct. 14.-In breeze blow ing fifteen miles an hour, seventeen balloons started today in the Interna- tional Race for the cup offered by Emperor William.
 They were sent up from an enclos- ure at Tegel. six miles northwest of Berlin. where admirable arrangements had been made to inflate ter of the balloons simultaneously in an hour and a half. The adjacent fields were crowded with thousands of automo- piles and carriages and fully 100000 persons assembled to see the race. The starters were officers Cf the army bal. loon corps.
 Among the prominent aeronauts present was the delegates of the In- ternational Aeronautic Society, for whom the race really was given. The day was beautiful and sunny. but to- wards evening 1t commenced to grow quite cold. The balloons were carried of by southwesterly wind and pro- bably will land at sildeira or beyond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
POSTOFFICE FINANCES.
CotrelyOu Gives Out Statement of Re-
 ceipts and Expenditures.

C0trelyOu Gives Out stasemeut o'
 ceipts and Expenditures.
 Washington. Oct. 14.-Postmaster General CorteIyou has given out an advance statement of the receipts and expenditures of the postal service TOT the fiscal year ended June 30. 1905
 It shows rduction of the annual deficit from $14.572.5s4 for 1905 to slO.- 5l6,ss6 for 1906. over s4,0o0.oOo. or 27S3 per cent.
 The total receipts for 1906 were s167 e3o 7S3. an increase over 1905 of s15.lO6.19S. which is the greatest in. crea SC for any year in the history or the service. The per cent. of increase in receipts for 1906 Is 9.ss as compared with s.4c for l905
 The total expenditures during 19oS were s17S.449.77s. an increase or $ll'- 05OS1o over 1905. The per cent. or increase in expenditures Is less tnan for a number of years and Is smaller by one-third than the per cent. or m crease during 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
Merchant nrutalIy Murdered.

Memphis, Tenn, Oct 14--A spccitI to The Commcrcial-Appea from Durdh~ Miss. says:
 nrominent merchant and farmer of ta.s place, was found in the rear of T local drug store, his skull crushed ani all surroundings indicating that hc had been brutally beaten to teath. me identity of the murderer and his mouNa ire unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
COLLISION ON SOUTHERN.
Three Men are Dead as Result Wreck Near WinnsbOrO.

are dead. another will die and two others are injured as the result of a head on collision between fast freight train and light engine on the Southern Railway near Winnsboro today.
 The dead D. NJ. Dixon, engineer:
 James T. McPherson, whfe. lremdhi Henry Pile. engineer. . Iniured James G. Price. engineer; Charles D Weir. white, brakeman: 1:
 Henry Gates. colored. fireman VIII die. ,:... It is said that the failure of an op- orator to deliver an order to the fast freight giving the light engine right of way over 1t caused the col lision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
INFER VISITS ODESSA.
American Ambassadors Trip Has M
 Political SiEnihcance.

Political Significance.
 St. Petersburg, Oct. 14.-George won L.. Meyer, the American Ambassador has left here on flying trip to Odesss' Sebastopol and the Crimea-
 He is accompanied by Major William W. Gibson. the military attache. who will inspect military conditions Tn Russia. MT. Meyers trip is devoid or political significance. He Is simply taking an opportunity 10 visit an in- teresting section of Russia Approach ing changes in the cabinet are pub lished The newspapers comment ra- vorably on them, saying they are in the interest of peace.
 Information received here confirms previous reports that the Sultan or Turkey is gIavely i'll. Although he at tended the Selamlik and grants audi ences his malady Is incurable and Will nerbaps soon have a fatal termination. The Shah of Persia IS also said to De seriously i'll.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
Resixnat,on Was Expected.

Washington. Oct, 14.-The Tes1gnatloh of the Mexican Ambassador has been expected for some time in Washington. When he was appointed last winter ne was delayed In his trip to take charge of the embassy by a rrotrlcted illness and he has been in poor health most of the time since then. He is now In Paris, where he went about four months ago for the benefit of his health. He suffers from a stomach ailment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
Three Hundred Me. Out

Houston, Tex, Oct. 14.-Further re- cruits to the strike of the Brother hood of Railway Clerks on the South- ern Pacific makes about 300 men out on this division. A meeting was held today but the attendance was slim on account of bad weather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
Parkhurst Church Dedicated.

New York. Oct. 14-Thc new MadI- son Square Presbyterian Church of which pr. C. A. Farkhurst is the pas tor, was dedicated today with impress i've ceremonies. Tn his dedicatory scr mon Dr. Parkhurst paid high tribute
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15

Nationals ... -. .....100 010 0O1-3
 Summary-Left on bases. Americans g. Nationals g. Two base hits. Schulte. Davis, Donohue Overall, Evers. Hits. off Brown 8. in 1 2-3 innings: off Ov- erall, in Ia innings. SacrifiIe hits. Sheckard. Jones. Stolen bases. Rohe. Double plays. Davis and Don- ohue Struck out, by Overall 3. by White 2. Base on balls, off Brown 1. off Overall 2, off White 1. Hit by pitched ball. Chance. Time. 1:35. Um-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15
Damage at Port Limon

New OrIeans, Oct. 14.-A WfreIeSs message from Blua3elds. Nicaragua, to the Times Democrat tonight says that a severe hurricane in Port Limon. Costa Rica, has done a quarter of million dollars damage to rubber and banana crops, besides other property damage,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15

to the genius of Stanford White. the architect whose final achievement was the designing of this church. He made no reference to the tragic death of White,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15

WEATHER FORECAST. |. Washington, Oct. 14-For A1abamas Rain Monday and probably TuesdayI fresh, probably brisk east winds.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31

NII 6eg'n Series Of aAeetioGs in That
City OF Sunday Meat.

The Timet.C MON of the :s:h inst.
kas the following, NLi.h will prove Of
intel rect 10 the people OF Gainessii'e;
"rwo churche, Of the eIty. the Frrst
Methodi.t aud First Presbyterian,
have been 90 fort unate 90 10 secure for
Jacksonville the services VI Rev. CIsr.
enee B. stroose. the widely known and
greatly beloved servant OF Christ. in
union service, which begins in the
First Presby tesian Church on sunday
night, April les.
DR. Stroase hss juss completed bic
labprs as the Bible Conferepee in
Gainesville. which he hss conducted
for come yesrs with great acceptance
TO people OF vsrioos denominations.
Other attractive Gale were pressing
upon him. but, having Q soft spos in
HE heart for the people Of Florida. 20
90 many OF uhom he has been sceos.
toned 20 minister. he turned shem oil
dosn for time and sceep,ed our in.
visation.
DE. Stsoose 10 ,hiny.six ysap Of
sSe. Of 6ns presence, genial and kisd.
ly 10 manner and OF ready, eloquent
speech. He hes she Ph d. Of q great
university. which suasantees uncom.
mon culture and scholarship. Above
oil else, he 10 . student Of and an ar.
dent believer in the Holy Scriptures.
The people will fnd in him Chris
t'an OF broad mind and Of cordial af.
fses'on for all HE brethren. whether
ranged under III. banner Of Wesleyan.
lam or known by some other name.
Those Who know him well unite in cay.
ing. You have the right man"
Everybody will wish TO hear him.
DR.. Suouse has served in several
campaigns on the s,sd Of evang.lists
sent out 90 oil psrts OF the country by
the Presbyterian committee in Phils.
de phia. of which jobs II. Converse,
president Of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. ~ chairman. And il 10 under
stood he 10 held in high esteem and
tender affection by Dr. J. Wilbar
Chapman. whose name 10 known
throughout Ameri:a and across the
ocean.
"Al! chlrch-Goers and others. TOO,
will do well TO listen 20 ;his eloouen,
champion OF the cros. ard lover Of hi.
frl!ow-men."
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
Gives health. vigor and Tone.

Herbine is a boom for sufferers from
sneamia. By Us use the blood 10
quickly resenerated and the color be-
comes normal. The dropping strength
10 revived. The ianEuor 10 diminished
Health. visor and tone predomIaa,e
New life and happy activity results
Mrs. Belle n. Shrie!, Mid6!esborooSh.
I'll. writes: ~ have been troubled with
liver complaint and poor blood. and
have found nothing TO BE- nent me like
Hesbine. hope never ." he without
10. Ihaye wished that I had known Of
it in my husbands lifetime. 80
eents. sold by W. VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
Endorsed for Chief Iuafiea.

Birmingham. Ala. March 2>-Th,
Montgomery Bar association has unan
imousls endorsed the candidacy Of Jus
ace J. X Tyson fJr the chief Justice
snip Judge Tyson's only opponen,
will be Judge John n. Wcakley. q,
Birmingham, he pr.ssn, chief tus,ic.
The latter vas recently appointed by
Governor J"lk,. whose campaign man
ager he had been sl'hangh IL IL claim
ed that Tyson hal The cntorsemen,
OF IN" larger number II Alabama a,
tornsNs
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31

tack the vital organs, causing catarTh Of
the bladder. or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost aluays result
from arrangement Of the kidneys and
q cure 10 ottaine,l quickest By a proper
treatment OF the kidneys. II you are feel
ing badly YOU can make no mistake by
taking Dr. Kilmer's Swa@p- Rooa. the
great kidney, liver and blade, remedy.
II cosrects inability TO hold urine aud
scalding pain in Iassing it. and over-
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to 20 often through the day,
and To- get up manv times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect Of Swamp Root is sson realized.
II stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp Root is Pleasant to take and 10
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oue-dollar size bottles. You may have q
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31

Jodae syd l.. Carter Of Gainesville
was In town shis week and made shis
oalss Q pleasant call. Judge Carter 10
o candidate fog she L~g,slatrrs from
Aiachua county. He 10 one OF the
bsainiess men and best lawyers in the
0eate, and would be O recognized lead.
90 In she House. Alschua county
woold make Q misiske IL Mr.. Carter
were NOT elected. Many vital que.-
tions will need the championship Of
his keen foresight, shresd Judgment.
legal ability and irresistible eloquence
A determined effort will be made 10
upset the Buckman law and throw oar
educational snaip into chaotic con.
fusion the white light ~ truth should
be turned on the management OF the
Internal Revenua Fund from IL. be-.
ginning until nov; the hands " the
Railroad Commission should b-
strengthened. On all these question.
Judge Carter stands with the people
A!ashua county snd Florida need hin
anu V" hope he vii b- elected Nor.
than that, each county needs To send
Ire fIli q !Dta 81 good m-u NJ s-a,
senI'i Or vacant, or, worse rllri cy
IL ..p- ser mso.-L-vy rimes.Drmo.
eTA'
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
MR. Rooeas' LOYALTY.
Ws~ss CoWfsdsssss Cannon as Sea
Morse ksy Brought 10 Gainesville.

Ws~ss Confederate Cannon as Sea
Nesss Key oeevght to 0ainssviIs.
Rev. Q. B. Rogers, pastor Of the
Fisss Bapsiss Church in lhis city, ~hile
% Cedar Key a1few days ago, visited
esa Hosss Key, one Of the islands
sesoss tAs Aasbos. where hs observed
In ON old seVt o couple Of dismansled
eanseas which we're used 40 O defence
% Cedar Key during the war between
tke 8sasss.
10 has oeeorred 20 Mr.. Rogers that IL
would bs proper snd loyal TO preserve
thsss old issssumeais of defense,
which we're used By the Confederats
esvssS1sas. while the cannon are
new che properly Of she United States
sesssamsss. and on 8ovsrumens prop
esty. they are oseless, and Mr.. Rogers
Ssels soss thas the govern mens would
nes heeisase In granting . permit for
shsis removal. Is 10 his suggestion
tAas shey BE- brought here aud placed
On she University groonds.
"rhese cannon have been used TO
eood eject" he said. They were
faithful in their duty, and il seems o
shame 20 permit them TO crumble
away On aceoont Of inatsention. They
will In che nexs century be objects OF
sssss interest,". 10 they speak Q par, Of
che history Of the greatest var the
world has ever hnown"
NJ. Roxess will make application to
she government fov the removal Of the
cannoa 20 Gainesville
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
ElkS ELECT OFFICERS.
large ard Enthusiastic Meeting or
Thursday evening.

One ~ the largest attended and moot
interesting meetings OF Gainesville
Lodge No feJ. Brotherhood Protee,ive
Order OF Elks, ever known in the his.
tory Of the lodge, wss held on Thurs.
day evening. there being fif,y.seven
present. The meeting was largely at.
tended for two reasont-the fact that
three candidates would cro.s the hot
sands Of Elkdom. and the semi.snnual
election OF officers would occur. These
wss an unusually large number o. out.
of.town members Of the lodge. ~ we'll
as several visiting members. present
The election resulted as follows:
Exalted Ruler. Hon. Henry ;
Chubb; Esteemed Leading knight.
Robert Z Davis; Esteemed Lecturine
knight. Rev. Francis n. Craighill; E..
teemed Loyal knight, J. W. Bianding
Secretary, A. n CU.hman: Tyler. Dr.
d. B. Morris; Trustees. J. b Padgeit,
W. q. Robinson and T.. r. Cannon f;
Representative to GraOd Lodge. L. c.
LyBch.
The Grand Lodge will convene in
Denver. Colorado, in July OF the pres.
ent year.
The election vac harmonious in
every way. psssins on in the beet Of
humos and good i-llowship.
As % exalted ruler the retiring Of.
feer. L. &. Lynch. has made o mos,
efficient and impartial leader. and un.
der HE administration the lodge has
prospered,
The n~wly elected officers will be in.
stalled next Thursday night.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
Albion Notes.

Albion. March ~ -Times are d all
here how. as farm-rs are busy planting
croVs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bur!et made q vi.it 10
their friends in Albion from New York
We have another railroad agent in
our city
Edward Dsmi.ed and T. Roberts
have been with us since the 18th OF
March.
Mice Ma,ildy Lindsey 10 spendins &
~hiIe with her sister. Mrs CLARK. in
Meredith.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
Doctors Are Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery Of Kenneth
Mclver OF Nanr.boro. Me q. 10 the sub.
ject OF much interest to the med ical
fraternity and . side circle Of frieuds.
he ssys of his case: losing 20 ss.
we're Inflammation Of the throa, and
congestion ~ the lungs. three doctors
gave me W 20 die, when. 40 q last re-.
sort, vac induced TO Try Dr.. Kings
Ne~ Discovery and / am happy to cay
il saved my life" Curs the xors,
couRhs and code. bronchitis. ton.ili,is.
weak luuRs, hoarsene.s and iagrippe.
Guaranteed At al drug siorr.. soc
and 81. Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
ExCITlN6 CHASE
FRIDAY MORNING
RoasGo a sass AT WALDO

wee revsa by Sheriff Esvb Friday
Ases~iNS. sna Whs~ cem~,s"6sd %
9wsrsmass Made O Drsak fee L'bssty
and aasAe ssis Eseses.
Cemsiaesable sseitsmess prevailed
On Wess Lihsssy sssees ss On early
Asas Friday @espis9. when the report
ef 0 plssel sssssesed the assession Of
sssiasess along tAss ssa other thor
ss@Aassss ls tho vicinity. There wsse
shsse sspesss. and those who sent o0s
% snessssia sAs ssosels nosassd Sheriff
ysesell shssias o sssse wisA eli soer-
- pesseese. rhe ssess slso held o
p6sos1 h bio hand, BET dia not uss is.
O., esssiss isso South Pleasant
sessss. osAs bio escape. He was
sAosed aess eoesh Pleasant fos sever
q hsssks. bot svssssslly sshasssed the
shssi9 ssa Others vho had joined In
she ssse. ssa che lass ssea OF the msn
was vhss he crossed the Sesbosrd Air
Liee ssssks and dissppessed behind .
heibaiss.
o. fhsssday nighs the store Of W.
d. esislss 90 waldo sas broken Into.
che ssss blown open, asd aboas $50 in
sesA taken. Sheriff Fesnell was noti-
Asa hg sslspASse early Friday morning.
ama iw fsw momsnts sfserward sp.
psseeAe6 che negro On she street. Soc.
pessing that no wss the guilty pas-
o. srem his aesions. Ne. Fenneli com
msas1sa him 90 surrender. but instead
of eemplyin ine wiih this command the
mam bsgsn 60 show HE rsbbit.bl God
proslivisies By doing Q clever stunt
with HE legs.
Ns. Fennell 10 positive that the ne.
Gro 10 she man wanted ss waldo. 90
HE aetsons were suspicious. and ne car.
siea considerable money. which the
o9lesr observed. fs vac the man's
possession OF this money that aroused
tAs suspieion Of the sheriff.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
Sic Sire Loss AZ 81. Worth

For' Wor,a. Tex March so.-Fire
las DESTROY. "a, WAd.wor,h Camer ron
Wholesale i-y yooi, establishment,
Loss $50. 90. partly insured.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
Celebrates ioSeh Birthday.

Lcmps''r. y u. March 20 William
Welsh. who T. said ,o Ne he oIdes.
surviving member NJ 'he Union army
In the civl Mar, and ~. Oldest mem
Der OF Tho Masonic Order in America.
celebrated hts "a" hundred and sixth
oiri hdav here rEur~laN
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31

tive. MInysl.!v !vr
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease. rnt arioaia
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result Of k:i
ney disease. II
kidney trouh.e is
allowe,ltoadvance
the ekIiney-pOison-
ell biOssi will at
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
To Cure a Cold IN Ore D,y

Tase LAXATIVE RRONO QInin@
Tablets Druggist. refund money 4 il,
fails TO cure T. " Grove,
- Ou each Oox. %.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-31
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There = n ii,ease Prevailing 81 this
country iriosi .ln g.sous because 40 decc,-
The Washington times., 1906-03-24
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Know How Useful 1t Is in
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly cvCry body knows shat cha
coal IS the safest and most efficient dis
intectant and purifier in nature b,,t
rev realize its value when taken into
me human system for the same cleans
Ing purpose.
Chafcoai is remedy that the more
you take of il the better: il is not a
"tuE at all. but simply absorbs the
Fases and impurities always present in
me stomach and intestines and carries
them out OF The system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking, or after eating onions
ana other odcrous vegetables
Charcoal effectually clears and i'm
proves the complexion. IL whitens The
'eetn sld further acts as a natural and
Cininently SaTe cathartic
IL absorbs the injurious gases x,hfcl,
collect IN the stomach and bowels. In
nlslnIects The mouth and throat from
the poison of Catarrht
Al druggists sell charcoal IN one form,
~ another, but probably the best char
eo2l and the most for the money is
III StuaTts : Charcoal i.Ozengrs. they
are composed OF the finest powdered
" illoW charcoal. and other harmless
antiseptics i'm Ia blet form or rsther i'm
The form OF large. pleasant tasting loz-
shges. the charcoal being mixed with
honey.
~ U.s. ol lleSe ioZenS%S VIII
soon tell in a much improved condition
81 the general health. better. complex
ioE, Sweeter breath. and purer blood
ana The beauty Of il is. that no pos
sihle harm cln result from their con-
liEueo use. but. ON the contrary great
Jcnef.s.
y Buffalo phN sician. in speaking of
~" benefits of charcoal. says: y ad-
wise StuSrt's Charcoal LoZcnges 10 an
iaiieEts suffering from gas in stomach
and n0NftS. Un-1 10 clear the
and purify the breath. mouth and
throat; I also believe the liver is greatly
benefited by the daily use of them; they
cost but twenty-five cents "A box at drug
stores. and although IN some sense a
patent preparation, Yet l believe / get
more ard better charcoal in Stua,t s
Charcoal Lozenges than IN any of the
ordinary charcoal tablets"