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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1894)
ff.Atw" ... Wy. W H 4 ? f 1M CAMTAL JOURNAL. OMilSUED DAILY, BXCE1T BUNUAY, ur TH Coital Journal Publishing Company (fotofflc Block. jOomraerclU Btmt. HOFER BROTHERS, Editor. Dally, by carrier, por mouthy. Dally, by roall, per year.. , Weekly, 8 pages, per car. ja to - V0 THURSDAY, AUUtHT i!, IH'JI Haiti tho Pacific Boada Pay. Harrla of Kansas, a meuibvr of the house committee ou Iidllo railroads, !.! KtlbltllUeU iuv nmuwu-B ""Kf" mentary statement to the minority rt-. port agalDBt the Roilly bill: . in pursuit oi oeer or varwiiur. 1 ..r t ii.. mn, in iii foreuolOK She. 2. Any person violating the I fully ncu '" l"nJJ;"i provisions of this act shall be deemed (Boatncr'a) vlewa of tho mluoriiy, ex- ; of R n,,,,"irieanor, and utwvi cent bo far as tho opinion is expressed w,nvyrtion thereof slmll be punished by that tho Government should, In the line not lees than fifteen dollars inor forlloaure proceed to sell or transfer . more than flfiy dollars, and In defaul foreclosure, procetu w om payment of the fine Imposed the property acquired to eome other ( XtowmniUled to the county Jail of eorporatlon or company, as Indicated tJU cnmiiy jD which the offense is com and suggesled-ln tho PattiBon report. ' mltted, one day for every twe dollars of inn,. nl,nio nt thn atate lor llio ner-.oi formanco of a public duty have, as a rule, proven Incompetent and dlshon. i. (nrnmi.ntnt ill WOtCCtlUK the rights and Interests of the public, and dishonest In using the powers eutrusttd , to them wholly for selfish ends anil ror the purpose of building up vast private fortunes at tho expense of tho people. In tho caso of the Pacific railways, the object of the original act was stated to Lo to promote tho public interests and welfare,' and to that end subject to alteration, amendment or repeal. JJenei tho subsidies of lauds and moneys were placed In the hands of the companies as trustees for the accomplishment oi tbut object. Their breach of faith Is unparalloled and undeuied, and their sjle excuse Is that they did only that which other companies did and fol lowed tho common custom of railway bulldere and managers. Why then on- wr into suim ""- """""" and permit or risk the sacrlfloe of PjH llo duty and functions u. private .,.- Into Hiioli un entangling uiuuuuo avarice, creed and bud faith? 'I believe that tho foreclosure of the government Hen should at once follow default In payment, In that a complete transcontinental line should be ac quired and oporated by the only com petent and leidtltuale power the peo plethrough their government. Buch will be tho Inllueuce of this action that probably no further changes In the transportation system of tho country would bo necessary, but that every where tho public duty and lis perform ance will be recognized as paramount, and that capital honesty Invested will be satisfied with a fair and reasonable compensation, honestly and Jiuitly earned." j i School Fund Apportionment. A distribution of $107,093.82 or the school fund interest was mado yester day by tho board of commissioners for the enlo of school and university lands and for tho Investment of the funds arising therefrom of tho state of Ore gon. This apportionment Is made aunu ally In accordance with the provisions of the Oregon etaluto and the rate this tlmo Is 87 ouuta per capita for all per sona of school ago. Multnomah county shows the great est number of children therefore she gels the largest sum, Marlon comes next, then ClaoUamas, Llun, Lane and Washington. Tho llgures are as follews: Ualier oounty with a,47o cuuurcn, 12,153.25. Benton, with 2,010 children, $2,200 60, Clackamas, with 7,714 children, f0,- 711.18. Clatsop, with 2,706 children, 1-2,405,. 65. Columbia, with 2,030 children, 1, 700,10. Coos, with 3,460 children, 13,001.60. Crook, with 1,170 children, 11,023.12. Curry, with 000 chlldron,005.62. Dougla8,wlth 6,27i5 chlldren,H,680.04. Grant, with 1,800 ohlldreu, $ 1,600.00, Ollllam.wlth 1,104 cblldreu,f 1,038.78. Harney, with 628 children, 1720.80. JacUson.wllh 4,630 children, 4,202.10, Josephine, with 2,047 ohlldreu, fl,780.60, Klamath, with 088 children, 850,60. Lake, with 621 children, $714,27. Lane, with 0,040 children, f0,045,03, . ... in .1.11.1..,.. til OUR VK JjllHI, WIUI (' UHIIUIUM, tV,-"V,,u, k LIcol,wUU 1,201 children,! 1,044.67, Mulheur, with 686 children, f770,8s. MnrlQUiWllb 0,043 chldren,f8,380,41. Morrow, wltb 1,410 children,! 1,234 63. Multnomah, with 23,642 children, 120,461,61, jRlk, With 8,774 children, J3.283.88, fjlicnnon, with B43 ohlldreu, 1-783,41, Tillamook, with 1,477 children, , 891.00, UiuallllOi wlU fi.50 children, fV 7W 7Sf, Unlop, will) 4,880 children, f3,86.62, Wallows Willi IfiW cimtea, f I, W 64 W, WlWl ." cbllil'Oh.f 2,007.67. WrflilNtoii, Willi ,I76 children, V 872 26, V nUHIi Willi 6.031 WW W,JWfl.P7. '1'tiju) HMMlerfplHIrfil JM,760,fnJ H97tQQ3 62, Wl"'''l'll''l''''l''il!'l:''' if "'''" The Tree-spas Law. Tbe lanl mkIoii tvf.be Oreo Jcg' Inture cuncted n irvptna 'aw l,, l'r"' vlalonH of which nro not Keuerally known, and orlion rosy profit ftf reading the came oyer carefully. Wo publish Iho law by request In full. Bkotiox I. It "bull be unlawful for ftny penou other than an ofllocr on lawful buoluew, behiK armed with gun, pistol or other lire-arm, to go r treMpaHS upon uiiy prcmlwa or Ian a without th rrtnoeut of the owner or possessor thereof. tihc. a. It shall be unlawful for any person to shoot upon or from the public hlithways. HKC. 3 It shall be unlawful for any pernon. being armed with a gun or other Are arm, to cause, permit or suf fer any dog, accompany I ox such per son, to go or enter upon any enclosed nremlfes wllhout the consent of the ;.., , nu-nr thfreer: I owner or rKscor thereof; provided, ,,mt t,8 Meton Mliall not apply to dogs "uc Hbc. C Justices of the peace for me proper county shall have junsuicuon of the trial of offenses herein defined Weekly Drop-Weather Bulletin. Weathers Showers occurred In the coast districts and In the Wlllametti valley during th first part of the week. Tht temperature averaged from 6 to 7 degrees cooler than the normal. Thi minsblne was slightly below the aver- Crefm: Harvesting Is progressing under favorable conditions. Harvest ing of fall-Bown grain Is being com pleted In some sections. Much winter mils, rye and barley have also been Iihi vested. Sprlng-fcown grains are ripening rapidly. The showers which occurred during the fore part of the week proved of considerable benefit to late oats and wheat. Fall wheat Is being submitted to a careful examine- ! tlon In tho effort to discover the extent f damage dose by the gr J j , . .. t thu d o was si grain aphis. nes to the belief that thedamajjo was slight, bev- eral correspondents are of the impres sion tho berry has shriveled noticeably and further, that the greatest defect will be shown in the weight. The lat ter opinion Is a mutter of conjecture. The groin Is reported plump by most correspondents, showing that If there be damage ft Is not general. The spring wown crop of cereals is HUperior,promls Ing to be above the average. Bo far, very little threshing has been done. Haying is nearing completion, with a large crop secured in excellent condi tion. Timothy hay Is lighter than usual while clover Is heavier. During the warm weather corn made good growth In the southern counties. The early potato crop is yielding excel lently. Hops are blooming. There is a fine prospect for a large yield; they are bloomlug earlier than usual. Borne growers complain that the hops are short and too close to the main vine. Others notice that the tips are drying. The hop crop generally Is the best kuowu for this time In the season. Apples and pears look well. Apples have begun to ripen. The bean crop lu Douglas county will be large. Farm ers are more cheerful as the harvest progresses. ODDS AND ENDS, Tho Hindoos are passionately fond oi lioroo racing, and a race will practical!) closo all buhiness. Tho auuiunts entertained tho idea that the dew was distilled upon the earth by A IlottomlcM Jjiko lu Sweden. In Thomas Nafeho's "Terrors of the Night" published in 1604 he says that Lake Wetter, Sweden, is bottom less. Ho also tells other peculiar things respecting It "Over it no fowle flics but is frozen to death nor anlo m&nn pass but is mummed liko a statue of marblo. Awle ye inhabitants around about it are doafeiiod with yo hidioous roar of hits waters whuu out of its midst as out of Mont (libell a sulphurous fttinking smoiik issues that well nil poy sous yo whole oountrio about. "St. Louis Hopublia A Mmli ubliu Could Admit. Mr. WU'Lwiro Now, my dear, you .Hist uihuit that Mrs. Watts looked ex "iriiiigly well In hor now gown. Mrs. WU1 will' Yo o-s, thogowudid ik vctj vil uu her. IndiiuiKpolls Mr1,"' prevention Better Thau Cure. It Is no easy thing to cure lung trouble when It once fairly gets a hold unoii the system. It can easily ho pre vonlcd by the use of AllooJk's 1'orous Plasters. Just us soon as any Jutlma lion of soreness about tho lungs or still infertile joints appears, put on one of these plaster, ana you will be sure to gain great advantage. bo him whj) rneumaiiMi). acoiu is a comiiaraiively slight thing. The ah illcAtfonnfau Allcook's Porous Plus ier lo any part a fleeted by It will not only relieve, but overcome It. If how ever, the mild gets a firm hold on (he Joints and niusoles, rheuuiatlo pains uw not so easily overcome. To cure Is good, to prevent libeller. Jrndrvtb' pill will relieve rjjeu itiatbm, Our Qraudniotber'a Way. Wan lo ii'tp root and hetlu and uw? every nluht Wo can do the Mine I y using Park' Tea, Nollilus aefs w inouiptly and wlthoMt dlfccoiuforl. Not a pill nor a cathartic hut movea ti".;lf Ltf "Wte 'JZf&s.. m It 13 Not What We Say But What Hood's 9t Saroaparilla Does That Tells the Story. Its record is unequalled in the history of medicine. Even when others fail Hood's Sana parilla Cures Hood's 8irii.arll! It soM by all drug cuts. lii for r,. 1'repared tr C. ' Hood ti Co., Apothecaries, 1rnelU Mas. Hood's Pills cure llrer IIU, Jaundice, MIIouiiipm, sick headache twl Indigestion. SUPERSTITIOUS TRAVELERS. A Vetemn I')fer Cwndottor Tulks of tl WI,liirTourlU. No ono but tho I'xptrienccd pawenger conductor knowf jm-t hrw whimsical turd cranky tho travpllu;; jtubllc really . A tiavelcr may huvo sonic peculiar ad or notion vlr ho Is on the road, hut ho never drwwi.s th-t there are thoaHuudrf of o:!;'vs jtwt like him, or perhaps wore. In years of experience he conductor rnlsielUjwa vith all cort of people, and ii i-plto of himself le conies a mind and fao reader, who takes back cat for no ono exwpt tho pro fessional. "Yes, travelew are nperstltlon ant' eranl.-y," raid a veteran knight of tlit jmnch In Tci)uui to a query by a re porter. "I think tho average paengw conductor loals with more oddities dal ly lliau tho curio collector of a frea. show. As to superstition, I think thcr Is moro of it crops out on trains tha anywhere clw. One day, just as th train Win ready to pull out for Chicago n well drevsed man came out of U. foach on the platform, and in an ag tatid manner akl mo what day it war "1 tolil him it was Friday, and with out another word ho re-entered th' coach and In u moment returned wltl his lugg.igo and by way of explanation stated that ho never began a Jouniej on Friday and would wait until tin next morning. (That is only a sample. The mooted unlucky 13 is perhaps the causo of moro worry and inconvenience to tourUts than any other sign which they deem of ill omen. I havo known passengers to begin at tho head of the train to see if they could find No. IS anywhere. "If tho engine happened to bo iff, they would resignedly wait for tho next train, and if thoy succeeded in finding No I a on any of tho coaches they would hold up their hands in holy horror. 1 havo seen passengers refuse to ride in a coach which licit! 18 passengers, and if you will oxk any ticket man he will tell you that of all Mictions in a sleeper 13 is tho uiOHt dllilcult to impose or. "Then atildo from the superstition which prevails among the traveling pan Ho there are countless paweugeni who are cranky, and if thoy 1om3 a chance to kick are iu a bad humor for a week afterward. They kick for a wsat in tho center of the coach; kick because the train goes too slow or too fast; Jdck be cause they are In a draft or because it is too hot And tho wont of it all is that when they kirk I am the individual who is called up to hear them, as if I wre responsible for tho whole biuiucM. "About tho only tlmo when wmie fel lows don't kick is when they are on their honoymoons. Everything goes on as smoothly as if it hud been ordered so, but let tho same men rfdo on the sume train five yeais later and the chances are they'll kick themselves into exhaus tion." PitUburg Pct. Myrtle at Uujul Wcdd'inrs. Near the flag tower at Osborne and bordering ou the carriage entrance to tho palace ia a charming garden, which contains a very large myrtle tree grown from a sprig token out of (he wedding bouquet of (ho princess royal in 1868. Kaeh royal brhlo has since carried a piece of myrtle from tho )imh in her bouquet ou her wedding day, and two bits were M'jit to L'oburg for (ho use of Princess Victoria Mollta. Kyen (lie Duohess of Coburg hail boino of (he mjT" tie from Onlxirnu iu her bouquet when she- was married, (he queen liavfug sent (ho pieces all the way (o H(. Petersburg iu charge of Lady Augusta Htuuluy.. New York Bun. A Grand Feature Of Hood's Barsaiwrllla Is (hat while It purifies (he blood and bends It court jug through the veips full of r)chnfs and health, It also Imparts new life and vigor toeyery function of (ho body. Ifence the expression fo pftu hard: "Hood's BanuyiarJIla made a new r nonofMie" Ti overcomes (hat MM Ming so common now, Hood'a PJUs are purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, always reliable and beneficial, Cable From Queen Lil, l)fr ilit4Uw. Oae more fm pfnyt, lJtruloyourslOb, p aot to uixrAr lWeib KaY Or put down norri)oa! rff aot my omvra but ifl U) pVr, I Wlllu uwi "t?"V't aauAfi awb to nana w; Flhoujiht tan jroulf f!j . r 'iu cot Air yuuroomplUBt. I iutttd last Vt (i wJuld yvf Wmm atvoi our cpaawifda IHlMWtl.H 1 A i-f n wumfc i.i.,wrrr: xi f TODAY'S AlARKETa. Prices Current by Telegraph -- Local a. i , Portland Quotations. Hai.km, Aug. i, A p. in. Ollk-e Daily Cai'jtai, Joijkmai.. limita tions for day and up to hour f going in preys werti un follews: MAI.KM 1'itOUUt'K MAKKKT. ilUTCHKIt BTUt'K. Veala dressed 3 cts. Hogs dreied 4 J. LIvecHth 1J. fcllncp allvi- I.S. Mll.M'KICKfl. Haleiu .Mllliig ( quetes: Hour In Wholesuie loir VZ.M. Jtetall (2.85 Ilitn U bulk, to iviekeil. UhorU HO 017 t;hop feed $16 rtlid $10. wiikat. SHceutH jr bushel. 1IAV AND (JKAIN. Oata.'JOc. Hav IfalMl, old 18(5)10; new PA Hit i'llOni'CTH. Wool Kest, UUu Hojw Mniall sale. 10 to 12c. Eggs In trade, 12Jr. iluit-r (lest dairy, 16IU, I'hi-ai SUL' creamery, yic. Cbe -10 ti 16 cts. Farm Mnoued nientK IJacon in hams, 10; shoulders 8. Potatoes -New, 00c. Onions 3 cents yaoiTB. ( b rei, Late Duke, 3c pound, j.ivb I'ooiyrnv. rtwitry Hens, Cc; roosters noi wanted: old ducks not wanted; younj. ducks, 8; young chickens, 810c. VOKTLAUD QiJfTATJONB Grain, Ymi, etc Flour Portland, 2.Wi; Walla WmIIs (2 00; graham, $2.40; superfine, $2.26 per iiarrel Oat White, arc; grey, 3.'5c, rolled, In bags, $5.7606.00; barrt-Is, $000 6.25; cases, $3.76. Hay Uest, $10012 per ton. Wool vallev, lo01OJc. Mlllstuff's ran, $16017; shorts, $1C 018; ground iiarley, $20; chop feed. $16 per ton; whole feed, barley, $17 pel ton; middlings, $23028 per ton chicken wheat. 6501.00 per cental. Hops 1893, 10 trr 11. Hides green, salted, 60 lbs. 3Jc, ui der 60 lbs., 23c; sheep pelti 10C0e DAIBV VBODCCK. Butter Oregon fancy creamery ,22J(u Sjc: fancy daIry,2O022jc; fair to. good 16017 c; common, 12c. Cheese Oregon lll12Jc per pound Young Amerloui,13j01J4': Californl 11012; Swlsslmp., 30032c; Dom., 16(a 18c. Egga Oregon, 12Jc ver dozen. Poultry chlckenM,oldl2.0,i3 perdoz en; young.$203.OO; ducks,$304;Reese $1.60ri$7 60; turkeys, slow at 810c. Beef Topsteers, 2J2Jc per Th; fall to good steers, 202c; cows, lj(02c; dressed beef. 406c Mutton Best sheep,$1.7602; choict ewes, $1.6001.76, Hogs- Choice, heavy, $4; light and feeders, $3 76; dressed, 6c per lb. Veal timall, choice, 6c; large, 34e per pound. BAN FKAWCIBOO HAKKKT.. Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 8(2 10c; do Inferior, 606c; do valley, log 12c. Hops 0012c. Potatoes New Early Rose, 250S& in sacks; 30050c per cental. I tOu Milling, $1.2o1.25. It Ib Remaulk. Announcements of entertainments in Thk Jouknai.. $100 Howard $100 The readers of this paper will U pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science bar been able to cure In nil Its stages and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure h the only positive ture now known U the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrl Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ol the system, thereby destroying tbi foundation of the d ft ease, and giving the patient strength by building up tin constitution and assisting nature In doing its work. The proprietors haye to much faith In Its curative powers, that (hey offer One Hundred Dollar for any cases that It falls to cure. Hend for list of testimonials. Addm. F. J. CHENEY, fc CO, Toledo, O, Bold by druggists, 76c. XJ -I i .III .J1JJJ TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS, CgiJllMSlH,, Prof. U J). Edwards, of Preston, Waho, pays: "J waa oil ruH down, weak, nervous and Irritable f hrougli overwork. I suffered (rum brain fa Ugue, mental denrcMlon, vie. I be came m weak una nervous that I could not deep, I would arlw tlr vonia arjw mm, dluruged uiiJbluc J egu (ik)og Rr, Miles' NarvJne and now pyerythlng fg cjmngtd, J Sleep foundly, I fcc hrigllt, jt4IV9 and ainbuioiis. 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For the Best and Cheapest always go to Churchill & Burroughs, 103 State Hi reet. L PAPER IN ORE Dispatches. of THIS ORDER It out.- -l So ca, .." 60nr. '-- w,.fJrn) &09 WpWWIHWPWPPWWWPi Hi mil i iuihmjm 'i'Hi-WiWI i"iii JOURNAL. HOFER BROS,, Publlshors, nil mm iiii.i i 1 1 minm IF. III iIW.i'jrtfil.liiii. The CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & SI. PAUL RAILWAY. TraveJere "tuaku n nulc on t." This Great Railway " Svstem Comects ST. PAUL and OMAHA With nil trnnrconllni'titol linn, kMiik direct and twin (oiiiuiuiilta lion to all 8TKHN nnii EOUllliniN IMIIMh AN J) Ifl THK :::0NIjV LINK::: running KIt'tlrlo I.lRlittil Miiilj Bleuui lit ute,I Vextlbalcd trains ol elegant SIccplug, 1'urlor, Dining and ilullct Uiim, w)lb Free HecUnhif Chairs, ItalclttK Hi tnrvlce ne'-oud to none in the world Tlohetd nrf on pnle at all promlui nt railroad ticket offlceH. Kor fu'ther Inlnrmallon auk Ihrnemeet r II nad iigeui; or uddrifx C.J. EDDY, General Agt. J. W. CAGEY, Trav. Pass Agf. PORTLAND, Oregon. WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES (Northern Pacific R. R, Co., Loitee.) ran TWO FAST TRAINS Daily "etween Bt l'aul, Mlnnearolli! nnd Chlcaeo M lwaukco nud all olntH In WlsconHln; mak !n co:mctlon In Oulcogo with all lines run t.l.itf enn aud soutlj. Ticket sold ami hncgHge checked throuph to all points In tho United states and CunhUI rrmlncex. Kor loll Infortnnllon regardlui; Koules, raten, ipnpi. foldeis.eIc.,ndd v8)y"tir nHrri lick. I aynut or J A.'. O. l'OND, Wrtu Pnks. and Tkt. AgU. Milwaukee. Wis. flOUSE Painting .Decorating, 1 1 Hard Wood Finishing, Can give good references. Estimates furnisb ed. AddretH, G(o. Kschstrutb, falem. lies! dence on Halem Motor Hallway, Korth Falem Xtave orderaat Etelnerv IllnstierK. 1MI -.oumatfsmy , Lumbago, Sciatica Kidney Complaintsp wmo bqck, ac. DR. SAHDEN'SELEGTRIC BELT With Electro-Masnetlo SUSPENSOnY. until l-nitni.i not impraTcmeni 1 Win cure without medicine all tTiiiMu resulting from OTeraxMloa off bndn nerro forces i ezceucsorlndi cretion, sa Derroue debUit. sleeplfMnots, lminiorf Ume buk, lumUgo, eclatlrs. 1) female compumu otneral ill health, eto. This electrlo Belt contilui Te.rfal iMkrewtattatf OTer all otherfl. Current ll liietantlr felt af wearer or we forfeit $5,000. CO, end will cure all of the atwre diieaws or no par. Tliou. eands hare been cured bv thla nimieloni fnrentlun after all other remedlee failed, and we (rlre hundiul4 of tetUmonUUln thUand ererj other luto. Oar r.w.rf.1 larrend EUCTUIC SVbrKXSORT. t)- rTMteit boon erer offered week men, HirK lik,i B.H.. UmIU tlf.r.. Slnutk ai'AlliMtLU la to t J 9iet Btni for Illut'd Pamplilct. mailed, kcakd.rri-j SANDEN ELEOTRIO CO.. Ko. 17rir.Hiitret.l'OUTIi.Mi OU.Z. Removed to or. 'lluru and VAisblngioustt 1'ortlHnd. Or HERCULES GMUHHo A SURE NO ELECTRIC POWER. SPARK. RUNS LlCEHttD EN' TEllEBTOKttPIH Ready to Suit, CAN SUN if. WITH A CHEAP LINE. Requires Nttt. NO Bat BiDER. ALWAYS ano YOUR WIFE we aivc ACTUAL POWER. PALMER & REY, aaynuielico.CtL Portland, 0t FOR CTS. In I'oolntro, mo Mill isend A Noiiile KmcIomi of ellUer W1UTK, Vl.lWU or UBUWBWU lOZZONI'S OWDER. You Lt een H lui-trtlsedfor njnr years, but liaye you ever tried III i not -you do iotTHow wlt an Coiu(itxlou A'owUt) tt POZZONI'S UsMes Leinji n acknowe4Kd ttttUAfi f, (mi iiiur refrclilua uwj. inifMTiiitl' I' uiu i lis Kaia. ia tm b uuwiuuiiLain " - Jfvt'll" W ll e dUllHIl lutWaf Ir la M iUrrwUrt , A.P0ZTQH,C0.gr,L0Ulirr' wujfTipw tui rtyf . WANTED AGUNT3 -lQW)- BROWN'S KBW MW AMUR vkj i v "v iv r t K OS I II I " "v I .r I , V&&JJ& Hum lunuh counter at the few York I ,fmmsfi mfnm a Aim, imimii. ytWn alwaya lfd, 10) ff 1 1 Wl. ' d hY CM Vrvj&W MK-' (he bowels every day, mwMtm