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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGONIAN. THURSDAY," JANUARY 17, 1907. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREOOXIAN ItUFBONIS. Counllni-Koom .....Main 7070 City Circulation Main 70T0 Utaitlnf Editor ............ .Mala 7070 fotfiy ESdltar .................... .Main 7070 Oomposfcs-Room ... ......... d lr TOTO Otr Editor Main 7070 Fuptrlntmlfnt BulMlni Main WTO lOaat Bid. Ogica . Baat 81 AMVSEMXNTI. TUB 1IB1UG THEATER (Fourteenth na Wanhlngton -tr-et-, Tonight at fc i"clock. the musical comedy. "Th Stroll era." BAKER THEATER Sd bet. TwnhUl n Tay- .or.)-BakfT Beater Comply m wa Folly"; tonight it 8:15. EMPIRE THEATER " (llth and MoilfOO) "AtCrlpple creek"; matinee at to- GRAM) THEATER (Washington, Park snd 6eventh Vaudeville. 2:30, l.W and P. M. PAXTAGSS THEATER (Fonrttl and StarlO Continuous vaudeville. :30. 7:30. a P. M. STAR THBATER (Park and Waihlnton Allen Stork Company In "Humbug ; to- nlitht at HAS. LVHIC THBATBR CTrh and A14er Tha T'TrJ " Slock Company In "Sapbo" ; 2:13 and -1 I . il. Wiia. Open Club. At a meeting of th directors of the Kant Side Club of Port land at the club cafe in the Sargent at J-inwthorne and Grand avenues yesterday t noon It was decided to have a formal npenlntr of the club apartments Saturday nffrht. January 26. Invitations will be ex tended the Governor and Mayor and other officials to honor the occasion with their presence. The success of the East Side Club tm now aanured. Tlie membership Is considerably above lOO and Is constant- ly growing. On the rolls are most or the leading business1 men and residents or the East Side and also some from the West Side. Its apartment! are on the top floor of the Sargent, formerly tha Brown, and these have been fitted un -with stood taste and e.esrance. The rooms are furnished In red and srreen. each room being; tinted and furnished In l.armonious shade-, cme-haif of the top floor is occupied and the view to the east is one of the finest In the city. At both ends of the lona; billiard-roam are social and reading rooms. Fire Department Needs FiEL.-The lack of fuel is making Itself felt among Portland's fire department. "Coke and sawdust, which w have been using; to l".eat the water our furnaces and en frtne.. Is running extremely low," said t'hief Campbell yesterday. "Unless the weather moderates and fuel Is obtained a serious situation confronts lhe depart- merit, There Is no foHe to he had in the city, which forces the department to de pend exclusively upon sawdust for fuel. As several or trie Iarite mills have closed down on account of the cold weather the imply of thl. fuel U running Mtrernely U.w. and we cannot use wood In the f tirnn ce. X do not know what we ahatl Ob if the weather does not - medorate soon w Wat me Tauroaas can wnj m some coke. ' Tji-1C. Bev. Charlc Phlpps. Sunday school worker for Orcron for the Sunday School Associa tion, conducted a round table discussion yecterday afternoon at the district con vention held tn the Ha wthorne Park Presbyterian Church. A number of the worker- and teachers of Sunday Ichools were present and various phases of that work brought out. The oriaranixatlon of Sunday school classes, management of Classes, how to maintain an interest, how to secure home study, how to maintain order and othr topics were considered. Mrs. Burkholdrr presented the primary department work in a short talk. Rev. K. Vlson Allen presided In the absence ot President C. A. Stevens. Tn the evening a platform meeting was held. Fbibnpb Am musical Propigt. Par- vln Wood, tlie young musical prodigy who admits having stolrn an overcoat and bicycle, may secure his release with out Irving a term. In Jail. Friends have Interested themselves In his behalf, and aa the young man seems genuinely re- pent ant he may he given an opportunity to ro to work If a position can be se cured for him by his friends.- Fa RAP!. Will Pb Permitted. The union officials will be allowed to parade next Saturday nttcht, as Mayor Iane has decided to instruct Chief of Police CSrlts- macher to permit It. Chief Gritzmacher would not give hla eoniwit until tho unionists .went to the Mayor and secured his opinion. The Chief thought the pa rade ml Rl.t arouse too much sentiment arm result In another riot. Reception Today. The LadiV Mis- nlonary Society of the First Congregra t'onal Church will arive a reception to MIps Ethel Hubbard, of Boston, on Thursday afternoon in the church parlor?. Representatives of the American Hoard mill speak and Mrs. Susie Gnmbell White hurst will sinK two solos. All friends of missions are Invited to be present; Tiai TKRATL.Kn iv IiMiTfl. Northern Pscific train No. S. ioavlr.fr Portland yes terday morning; at 8:30 for Puaret SSound. was derailed at the stockyards Just below j the terminal yards and delayed until 10:15 ! In retting; away. The accident was caused by a damaared switch. No one was hurt and there was very little damaa-e. Singer Taken Ill.-MIss Olivia Pahi, i a relfhrBted ulnffer from Chrlstiflnla, Nor way, will not be able to appear In con cert next Friday evening aa planned. She is suffering- from a cold, according to Kflvlffs received yesterday trom Seattle, The concert therefor has been postponed until Sh tu rday. February 2. FrMAi.n Stknooraphur WAjrrnn. A ! whorole houn 0eslrs to employ a strictly nrst-fils Htenoffrapher on Hth Kood business talent, capable of compos- tn her own letters without dictation. Address.. In own handwriting. statins; . nalary wanted, rctcrencc, experience. Q 51 Orpftonian. Sthkktcars Ooit.tisj Montgomery ear Ko. l-3 was partially wrecked last nigh t hy colliding: with an Upper Albina car on Third street Just north of Washington, Tiie front vestibule was torn from the ?V1 ontaTomerj-ot rert car. but no one waa Injured and neither car was derailed. rowiER Arrksted.-j. P. Swinton was arrested by Tetective Sergreant Jones and Acting Detective Tlchenor yesterday- and was lods-ed in the City Jail on a charge of forgery. He later confessed to passing a check on , Redd k Bates,-druggists, at -J!H "Washington street. Klks Botrjfr for Salkh. All members and visiting- Elks groin to Salem to at- tend the dedication ot the now home ot Salem Iodjcre will assemble at the club rooms of 1-43 at 3:80 sharp this afternoon. Committee. Protect Tour - Gas Meters, Dudnj the present told weather It will be neces sary to cover your meters to protect them trom freozinK. Portland Oaa Oompanjr. A Smoker will be. given toy the Portland Federated Trades Council ftt I'nlon hall. Second and Stark streets. Friday evening. January 18. All union men invited. Tatlok-Stejcit 2.1. K. CUtjbch. Every mrniber is urged to attend prayer service tonight. A 100-word telegram from Dr. Short will he read at this service. - Dahl, Is III. Concert postponed until Fell. 2. All tickets Issued will be honored. Mrs. Tot Brown, can 804 Oregon Hotel, regarding money matters to your Interest. - Ir. Geo. Koehler, returned, resumes practice. Fleldner lildj., 10th and Wash, Woman's Exc, 13S 10th, lunch -11:50 to 3: business men's lunch. J. I Kruse's restaurant open nigh ts. PERS0NALMENTI0N. Tudwig Htrsch. cloak and suit buyer lor thO Meier & FranK Company, is regis tered at th Hotel Savoy, New York City. . O. Heed, president of the Chamber f . Commerce. la conflned to - hla home with a bad cold. The new board of dl- tectori ot the Cliarnbor " had Intended to hold Us first meeting yesterday morn- In sr to organise, but owing to the Illness of Mr. Reed the meeting- was postponed. Madame Herbert, millinery buyer; I. Upright, men's wear buyer, and M. J. O'Brien, women's wear buyer, for the Meier & Frank Company, left for New York yesterday. They are accompanied by A. Meier, of the firm, .who goes to oversee the purchasing; of new merchan dise. CHICAGO, Jan. 1L (Special.) Th fol lowing from Oregon registered at Chicago hotels today: From Portland Herman TV. F. Reese, at the Morrison; J. . L. Bowman, at the Palmer House: C. O. Barker, Samson Hlrsch. Mrs, Philip E. Jdhnson, at trie Auditorium: P. J. Jennings, at the Great Northern: N". Mortenaon. at the Brigrgs. From Sumpter George W. Carr, at tlie Great Northern. From Astorla-S. B. Hazen, at the Au ditorium. FOUR DAYS' CONFERENCE Missionary Institute at First Presby terian Church Begins Tonight. An Interdenominational missionary Institute will be held at the First Presbyterian Church, Twelfth and Al- der streets. January 17 to 20.' The first session will be held tonight. The Institute is made possible by the Young People's Missionary Movement, which is a federation of the various mission board a . of the evangelical churches. The executive committee of the movement is composed ot the sec- retaries of 15 denominational mission boards. In a word.H t is a clearing house for missionary knowledge for the young; people ot the United states. Its work is: To conduct Summer conferences such aa have been held at Silver Bay. N. v.: Ashevllle, rs'. c. and YESTERDATt FIRES. " T:02LA. M. Telephone; 76S Beach street; burning' flue; no damage. 12:05 P. M. Telephone; 6 North Third atreet: lira jn leaking gae meter; no damaae. 5:00 F. M. Telephone; 823 East Eighth street; chimney flre. 5:40 T M. 'Box 57: roof fire on t ion I iteenth street between Monii a no x Km run ; namaRe aooui ou. 3:50 P. M. Telephone; 28 North Seventh street; chimney lire. p . M. Box 23X: 3T 'Eaat Barnaldc .tr.ot ; flu. fir.; no dam- Lake Geneva, Wla To hold Institutes in cities and towns. To publish text- Wits md helps And other missionary material for all the boards. To pro mote the work or mlaalona In the Sunday-school. Tlie spcaKera at the institute ana leaders of classes will Include: Rev. K- 13. Chlvern. r. !".. secretary Ameri can Baptist "Home Mission Society; Rev. Henry G. Bissell. of India, acting secre- Ury of New York District. A. R. C. F. M. ; B. Carter Mllllkln. of educational department of the Presbyterian board of foreign missions; Alias 3011a X. Mac- Laurln, representing-American Baptist Missionary Union: Miss Ethel t. Hub. hard, representing the A. B. C. T- M.. young people's department; Rev. E. I . Soper, secretary Y. P. M. M. These persons will be present throughout the institute. The programme ts as follows:. Mission study, classes, for those who cannot attend during day; platform meeting, on foreign missions: leading speaker. Rev. It. . O. BisselU of India- JUMPS TRACKJN CURVE Oar' Smashed and Xotorma n Hurt on East Tine Street Line, Motorman 11. C - Briggs foot was cut and crushed and car No. 171 of the East Pine Street line was badly smashed at 11:30 A. M. yesterday, when the car left the track and crashed Jnto a telephone pole at the corner of ITJast Tenth and East Pine streets. Neighbors who heard the crash rushed from their homes, and the Injured motorman was taken into a nearby house. Dr. A. H- Johnson dressed the wound. A pair of crutches was found for Briggs. lie was assisted to the car and went to hi homo on the St, Johns line. It is said that Frank White, the con ductor, waa 'running the car. there being no passengers on board. He did not keep th car under control, and who.n it reached - the Tenth-street curve It had gained such a " speed on the grade- that It left the track. The force of the im- pact also broke one ot the axles, and the front step struck a stump and was torn off. After the1 accident the con ductor cou Id not be found . HANDSOME WIDOW IN JAIL Chicago Woman Passes Bad Checks In Los Angeles. LOS " ANOEbES, Cat. Jan. IS. A striKinRly handsomf, stylljrtily dressed young woman, known at the Pasadena "Hotel, where she has beef staving as Mrs. .A. IT". Floyd, but wlio is reported to have another name, well Known In Chicago social circles, was arrested here last night on a charge of having- passed wort hlear-htrka to the amount of about 500. When her companion declined to put up 250 ball money the young woman threatened to make dis closures and exclaimed that her . real name was Sickley. - She is said to be Mrsriioyfl waa arraigned in court today and remanded to Jail awaiting1 trial. The firm of Mather A Baker, merchants, appeared as complaining witness. EXPOSITION RINK SKATERS The warm, comfortable Exposition Rink; la proving a great attraction during the cold weather to devotees of roller skat ing. No matter what the thermomeUr may register the rink is pleasant ana comfortably farm." Learn now. Instruct tlnn free. FOOD DOES IT The Most Natural Way .to Get Oat of "I have been troubled with my atom- ach for years, having the habit of vomit ing and spitting up my food and was all run down and September last I had a fearful hemorrhage, which completely Prostrated me. When I got up even a rare porterhouse steak distressed me. -Then I happened to meet a lady who had trouble Just like mine and who used Grape-Nuts rood and it agreed with her so 1 bought a box and found I could keep it down and it nourished and built me up and I have used it constantly since then, usually twice a day. I have grained Jn nesh and can eat almost anything I want and my stomach takes care bf It without any hesitation, but before I toned and strengthened my stomach on Grape-Nuts I could not handle any food but -it was liable to come up again, "I am over sixty years old and people here consider my cure remarkable." Name given by Poiitnm Co.. Battle Creek. Mich. 'There's a reason." Get the little book, "m Road to Mvlile." lit iki JUDGING IS BEGUN Premiums and Ribbons Being Awarded at Poultry Show. FINE FOWLS ON DISPLAY Birds of Pedigree From ' All Over Pacific Northwest Gathered In Portland Twelve- Hun- Ured Are Shown. The poultry show is " In" full blast now and the public is at liberty to interview personally the most exclusive feathered aristocrats of the Pacific Northwest. While they are blue of- blood and pedl sree and stately of mien, these prise winners are condescendingly gracious, and will talk to all visitors on the topics of the day. Some of them evince mild surprise at undue familiarity. but on the whole they take the spectators sen- ously and show oft their good points aeeordinfrly. - The Judging began yesterday afternoon, and the attention of practically all vis- ltors was occupied by the antics or the bisr White Rock cocks, which were show ing: off for the occasion. It is easy to pick an experienced show bird, for he is well trained to his work. He stands upright and struts about as though he knows his pedigree. And when the Judge gathers l r. (Thicken into his arms TCot the Storlc. Jum a Game Rooster. for -the purpose of scoring him on other points, such -as comb, wattles and ear lobes, neclc wings, back. tall, breast, body and fluff, legs and toes, weight and size, head and bea, snd condition, he Is perfectly passive, allowing the neces sary handling without so much as a cnucKled protest. f or it may result in a blue ribbon or a silver cup who knows? No advocate of Oregon and Washing ton industries or of the - fame of the Northwest, should neglect visiting t.his poultry snow and examining the excep- tionally flue grade of fowls on exhibition, There are about 1300 shown and there Is not a poor one in the lot. Some of the Buff Orpingtons "and handsome .barred Plymouth Rocks are so large that the commodious cages are almost too small for them. The white varlties, in cluding Wyandotte- and Plymouth Rocks, Leghorns and light Br ah mas. are ai of tho choicest, and the specimens rainy make one's mouth water with thoughts of the " r i v 1 ii ' sise." The Brown le&r horns are Quite as picturesque as any of the breeds shown, and the black (Minorca s-whlch are green-and the Par trldge Cocnlna. dark'- Brahmas, Buff Cochins. Orpingtons and Plymouth Rocks are ll most attractive. There are some game birds mixed. In with .tliq heavier and more domestic breads, and the ex hibition of bantams is unusually fine. The turkeys, geese and ducks must not be overlooked by the visitors, and they cannot help seeing; the fine display of pigeons. There is one "White Holland Turkey present which looks like ostrich, and some of the geese might easily be taken for turkeys from their extraordinary size. The priie-winning exninmon game nen. wmcn nas just re turned from Madison Garden In New York. Is attracting must attention. The trouble which some fanciers go to in preparing their birds for exhibition The froudest of tne rroud. ts remarkable, but the results seem jo pay for it. The ownen stand around and talk of paying $25 or $35 for a cockerel, aa though it were only that many cents. and the winning of a cup means much to their ranches, The Hazel wood Company Is represent ed by Mr-. Smith, who had a magnificent aisptay or White Plymouth Rooks here "We used to take our Rocks to Chicago,' he said, "and we brought home nearly all the prises, too. Mr. 9ml th further stated that he has been in the poultry business In the East, and considers this WMtem country a much better place for raising fine poultry. This should encour age those doubting Thomases who hold back on account of the rains. The judges did not get through the first class yesterday evening, and win bo hard at work all of today making their scores. They have a nard task on their hands to go through such a long list Of entries, but they are taking great pains with each bird, and trie owners seem to be perfectly satisfied with the way things are beina- handled. The show will remain open- until next Wednesday evening, at the northwest corner of Front and Salmon streets. Kxhlbltlon off Watereolors. flew England people ot Portland are to have an opportunity of seeing an exhibit of watereolors of New Eng land scenery, painted by Florence C. Eatabrook, of Boston. Mass. The artiat is now in Portland, and ts arransrlna; for an exhibition, which will be an nounced later. Mrs. EstabroOK has made many pictures of the New Eng land country, and has also painted, a number of North Carolina scenes about Ashevllle. She has also painted some olorado scenery, and made pictures f the Columbia River while here a few years ago. She Is now on the Coast wlth a view o loC8-ttng perma nently, and she may decide to remain n Portland. Trick Dog to Perform Before Court Mlaa Florence Eder promlaea o Ks fatbllsb Claim to Cocker Saaaalel In Kvel May. TRAINED ANIMAL exhibition aa part of proceedings In a larceny rial will he the decided innovation ffered in the Municipal Court this mornins. Upon her ability to put a certain cocker spaniel throush a series ot tricks rests the outcome of a larceny charge against Miss Florence Elder. who lives on Everett -street near Sixth. The charge against Miss Elder was preferred by Proprietor Anderson of the union House, at tne corner oi Sixth and Everett streets. Anderson bought the dog in question from a transient named Carroll. While Out walking with Ms newly-accfutred anlne, the dog suddenly began bark- lng gleefully on meeting Miss Eider. She calimed the cocker on the spot, and said it had neen taken from her. She nsisted on tatcina- the doar home with her. but the next day it returned to Anderson. Miss Elder then went to the hotel, seized the dogr, and carried It away. According; to Anderson's ideas, this act constituted larceny. He caused Miss Elder's arrest. When the case came up before Judge Cameron yesterday . forenoon the 'wom an said she had no wltneaaes to prove her ownership, but that she had trained the dog to perform many tricks. As establishing her ownership, she said she could give a-trlcK exniotiion witn the canine, and to give her time to produce the cocker lor this purpose, Judge Cameron postponed the CaSfi until today. AT THE. THEATERS "the STROLLERS'' TOXIGHT Tuneful Musical Comedy Success Be gins fcngagtfu-ent at Helllg. Beatlnnlnir tonlaht, S:t!l o'clock, at th' Hvillc- - ThMter. Fourteenth and Waahlna- tnn street", the musical comedy . ucces i ' ... . The Strollers." will be the attraction lor three nirhtp. with a soeelal matinee Satur day afternoon. The book is the work of xt arry . tarn nn. j ne mumc oy ik Ens:lanner. This company, which Frank w. Hpfliy has collected li of unusual merit. hlle the chorus Is excellent. ftt sen- Great Melodrama at Empire Theater, "At Cripple Creek." which Is the' week's greatest melodramas of ftjany eeaeons and haa jfceenic equipment which lias seldom Wft equalled. The Interior' of Iast Dollar Mine, rtirt Canyon, and the dinrn 1 bar are all moat realistic, and the aituw tons tremely thrilling. The Indian Eagle ia a great char acter. Matinee Saturday. Continue . Drawing Card at Baker "Raneon'a Folly" continues to be a great drawing- carf at the Baker Theater, and all audiences are most ent h ustavt1e over the swing and dash of the pnMtuctlon. The military .pet ting ami the excellence of the cast have much to Jo with thi(ft but the play Itself is a winner, It is positively one of the beat Richard Hard ing Xavis ever wrote. Matinee Saturday "Humbug" at tlie Star. Do not forget the matinee this afternoon of Humhus" at the Star Theater. This Is the moat amusing fac the Allen Stock Company has played this year, and there is a scream in every situation. The compuca .tlons which come In "Humbug" are Raid to be the best found in any farce on the Amer ican iiaff. "Saplio" Stirs Them at the Ljrlc. Th. dramatic arrwatlon of -the anmn la 1 be found at th& Lrr1c thl. week. wh.r. th. splendid Lyric atock Mmpanr la appearing: in a nightly production 'of "Sapho," the most sensational emotional drama of modern times, COMING ATTRACTIONS. Olga Xethorsole in "Sapho"' and "Th Second Mrs. Tanqueray." The COmlna Of Olg-a Netheraole and hr London comoany to thl HeillJ TllMPr on he first three days of next week will g-nalce m epoch In local theatrical knoali. Mine rrrth ersole'a oiextTifr jI. w will t Clyde iitt-h'a dramatization of Alfonse Daudet'i great work, "Sapho," For tier appraranre on Tiienflay evening. Miss Nethersoie haa pa Ifctrfl Plnaro'x noelal problem play. "Thi Second Mm. Taaquarayv" fi.t aMala, open next Saturday. Baker Company In Comedy Again. How Baxter Butted In." which the Baker Company will present this coming week, la one of the finest o! comedies and Is 1 laugU from rhe word go. although there Is some serious work In It. Tae very title makes one lauah, and the play will give an entertaining even Inc. "How Baxter Butted In" will open at th matlneo next Sunday. Itie Pultsn off PTw York aa 7LjyTrf3. A treat bis enthusiastic metropolitan mclo- druma Is Rgsureil at the Lyric Belt Weflt, commencing Monday afternoon, when "The Pulap of Mew York" will be offerel by the Iyric Stock Coin pan y. It la a play to thrill the hearts of all those who love action and excitement on the stage. Annie Plxleys Play. Annie Plxley's play. "Dad's Girl." will he the Ml offered next wees Dy mo Mien Stock Company at 4ha Star Theater. It l ,ilSIHjplr' Doctors Prescribe s3fc.'. JaJ m UEBIG COMFAHTS because ot its sbcns(ttlthciiat from fat (even tne can aasinitlate it 5 "ra.. vy a K rf LlEBia COMPANY'S Extract Prudence vs. Parsimony To Be Mean . Penurious Grasping In Trifles That's Parsimony To B careful of. Outgo Thoughtful of the Morrow Wise to Secure Value Received That's Prudence And the prudent man puts .his money with the "Oldest Trust Company in Oregon" Where It draws from 2 to 4 per cent Interest. depending? upon .whether tt la placed on CneckLlna Account, Savtng-8 Account or Cer tificate of Deposit. Call for book of "I LLUSTRATIONS." - Portland Trust Company of Oregon RE901TRCBS OVKR. $1,800,000 A. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts. Phc ne Etchame T2. BEXJ. I. COHEN Preildent H. I. P1TTOCK Vice-President B. LEE PAGET Secretary J. O. GOLTKA. . .Assistant 8ecrtary t comtflj- drama with plenty of heart inter est. Comma "Tlie Midnight, riyer." "The iMidnight Flyer," a jenratlonal melo dramatic railroad ahow. H'lll be next week's offering at the PJmplr. Th.ater. and It is pro--nouacH one of the very Beat. AT THE VAUDEVILLE THEATERS Panuges Good Bill. " Cold weathfr int neepinf the crowd wy from Pantairefl Thpatfr this wk and hund- rwta of people are going dally to see the ex ceptionally aood vaudeville elTerfns put on. The actta are : New York Nwboy- Quartet ; Arnold and Artie, comedy acrobats; Earl and Whulium, travesty comedians; Dan vA Bw pie Kelly, In 'Imogens's Ptrategy : Tm Dia mond, monologlst. Lo White, baritone, and the talosraph. Grande Bill Is Varied. . Maalcal acts, comedy acta and arrohatic acts re on th present vaudevIK pro aramme at the Grand. The acrobatic atn SHOW 0Omtninj new m tne fymnaBUc m and the five different artist- are Wonders In their way.. Saaford and Darling-ton have a. novolty sa-ot In which Sanford playa the part of a Chinese. WHERE TO DINE. All ttis delicacies ot tba leaioa at tt Portland Restaurant: (In private apart. rocnta for l.artr.a. so Waah.. near tVtsu a Mllwaukle Country Club. Ka stern ' and California races. Talc Sellwood or Oregon City car. starting, from First and Alder streeta. THE VALUE Or CHARCOAL. Few People Know Hew tiaefsl it Ia Im ' rreienln? Health aid Beauty, Coat Hatklac Trr. TCe&rly everybody knows that charcoal Is the safest ana most erncicnt aiemrect- ant and purifier tn nature, but few real ise Its value when taken into the human system for the same clearmlnc purpoea. ' Charcoal la a remedy that the more ieta at U 4h. Wtpf li'fl nftt a .iillff at all. hut simply absorbs the gaiiet and Impurities always present In the stomach and intestines and carries them out of tne system. ni.a..A.l aaxaainna 4hA VirAaf K eiaf smokins;. drinltinsr or after eatinfr onions and other odorous vesretables. jnarooai , eneciumiy, c tears ana - im- oroves the complexion, it whitens the teeth and further acts as a natural and eminently safe cathartic. It absorbs the injurious a-ases which collect in the stomach and bowels; Jt dis infects the mouth and throat from th Doison of catarrh. A. H druKsiHts sell charcoal tn one form or anot her, but probably the best char- coal and the roon tor the money is in Stuart Charcoal Losenges: they ar composed of the finest powdered Willow charcoal, and other harmless antisepti.es in tablet form or rather in the form of large, pleasant tasting lozengeg, the char- coal being; mixed with noney. The daily of these losenaes will soon tell In much improved condition of the jrenera. health, better complexion, sweeter breath and purer blood and the beauty of It la that no possible harm can result from their continued use. but, on the contrary, great benefit. A -Buffalo physician, in speaking: of the benefit ot charcoal, mt ! 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