The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 31, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextrtlE MORNING ASTORIA. VEDNKSHAl, JANl'AltY 81, IVOO JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone Main ML TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILT. Bent by mall, per yur 1.W Rent by mall, per m 3.1th 50 Served by carrier, par month 10 SEMI-WEEKLY. Bent by mall, per year. In advance $100 Postage free to subscribers. All communications Intended for pub lication should be directed to the edi tor. Huslness communications of all kinds and remittances must be address ed to "The Astorlan." The Astorlan guarantees to Its ad vertisers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can be had on ap plication to the business manager. Even many gold democrats would undoubtedly accept William Jennings Bry;in as a presidential candidate If they believed that bffore and after election he would be silent and Inac tive on his silver views, but Mr. Bryan Is one of the mast consistent and per sistent mono-metalitts In the world. He has no more idea of giving up his IS to 1 craze than he has of giving up his breath. With it as a leading fea ture of the democratic platform he now proposes some new planks that are, almost as certain to divide his party as the f.nanclal question. Unless the gold democrats should support McKlnley directly for re-election, there will certainly be three, if not more, presidential tickets In the field. It does not require much of a mathema tician to estimate the result. The re publican party will be solid, with gains from ull the doubtful, and the vote for aii the othr candidates will be Oadly divided. EJWi. 1 . J There is now a stronger sentiment throughout the country than ever be fore In favor of the election of senators by direct vote of the people. The re cent legislative deadlocks, the at tempt to get the senate to seat Colonel Quay on a certificate of appointment by Governor Stone of Pennsylvania, and the scandal growing out of the Clark case in Montana, have all help ed to develop a feeling that it Is Ume to change the method of electing sen ators. So strong has this sentiment become that a bill has been 'avoralily reported to congress providing for the election of senators by the people. The bill leaves It discretionary with the legislatures of the several .nates to provide for the election of senators by popular vote. It Is not to be expected that the senate will favor any such measure, but there Is a greater tenden cy even in that body toward such radi cal action than there has -cver been before. For the calendar year 18W American exports of domestic merchandise were within S3 1,485 of equalling those of Great Hrltain. The total value of Great Britain's domestic exports was 11,287,971,009, while those of the United States were worth 11,212,484,000. For Scrofula and People tainted with scrof- tj ula very often develop con- jj sumption. Anemia, running j' of the ear, scaly eruptions, f imperfect digestion, and enlargement and breaking1' down of the glands of the j! neck, are some of the more ! prominent of scrofula symp toms-are forerunners of con j sumption. These conditions f can be arrested, consumption i prevented and health re-t stored by the early use of I Scolt's Emulsion I Your doctor will tell you so. At all dratfuti ; soc. nd J woo. SCOTT & BOWNE, ChcmuU. Mew York. Consumotion f Dr. Shilohs Counh and Inniiiiirilinrft cyAy iisi.iiiij'iiira Thl t twynnd question the inot nuevT'.sdil Cough lMt cue cvrr known to cx-iencr; a lew doM n tnvaiiaVIv ci.ro the MrotM csr nt f i'rh, Ctmip nn.l Hirnvhitm, while it won I'.ertul mirorm in t'e cme of C nr.', mum 'on it without llel hi the histo' vof med'one. Htko it last icsveiy 11 ban been nol.l on a pimrRiitrr, a test hivh no 1 tin r IK' no can ntan.1. U " h.ive n Connh, we e:.rr;evMy ;.sk V'u toti v it. In I'n.uM tatrr..l fe;i,!a '.V ,.v nt,,) tn .i,l in KntlunJ Is. iXj.l t.rJ t. f t. sole rnornicror?3 M S.C.Wells&CoI LEROY. N Y. t,U HAMILTON, CAN. IM Sold by CHARLES ROO.ERS HERYITA FILLS Restore Vitality Lost Vif or and Manhood. Cure Imp ntenc, KictFTissIonsar J wasting diseases, all cilccts of self Tvl a'usei or excess and India f f Jcrction. A nerve tonic nnr f iwootl miMtlor. urines the ; j sSVpin!; plow to pale cheeks and jkAvJrestore the fir of youth "4 tS! By mail fiOc per box, G boxes for $-"0; with n written ruaran tee to cure or retiul the money. Seed for circular. Address, NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jack on sts CHICAGO, lii roc Bale by Cfearlsa Kwn Dnicpst. Ortaoa. the previous year our exports exceed ed those of Great Britain by almost one hundred million dollars, but at thru time our exports were twenty millions smaller than for the year JS99. In the race for supremacy In the world's export trade, the United States has been making wonderful strides. This is made evident by th comparison of 1S75 with last year. In 1S"5 our total was only J497,;63,737 while those of Great Britain were $1. 6S7,497,0(V, an excet-s over those of the United States of J5J0.23S,000. Tet In that quarter century, that Is, from 1S73 to 1S90, the exports of the United States have increased cne hun dred and fifty-two jvr cent, while those of Great Britain have in creased only nineteen )er rent, know ing how remarkable has been the growth of the r.erican export trade. It Is also interesting to study the fig ures of imports for the two periods, 1S75 and 1S99. In 1S75 the United States imported $503,132,935 worth of foreign gjods and Great Britain irn-1 Iorted foreign goods worth $1,319,779, 000. In 1599 the value of American im portation of foreign commodities was 1799,534.620, an increase of a little less than three hundred millions, while ureal iirltain s ln-poris of foreign goods were valued at 13,360,620,000, an increase or over bi'linn I jII.im. It is fom.d by a comparison of import fig ures with those of exports for the quar ter 0: a century under considera- uim mai me inueu states had an excess of exports ever year save 1SS8 and that Great Britain 1 Importations exceeded her exportation 'or ev ry vear ir. the period. In 1S75 our excess of exports over imports was but Vr 7H4S6, and In 1899 it Val risen n J475,- 032,021, while on the other hand Great Britain's Imports exceeded her exports in oy 1449,314,000 and In 1M9 by $756,23J,313. - Dunr.g the quarter ..-en- tury tne exports, of the Vnlied States exceeded In value our Imports by the enormous sum of $$,970,564,000, while the excess of in.pmH into Great Brit ain during the same p' i'Idd aggregat ed the far greater sum of $J4,4J.3.09I.W9. NOTICE TO FISHERMEN. All fishermen who are fishing now, or who intend to fish the coming sea son, are requested to send in their ap! plications for licenses, with the re quired fee, to the fish commissioner without delay. 403 Commercial St., Astoria, Or., o 407, Oregonlan Bid., Portland, Or., F. C. REED, Fish Commissioner. NOTICE! Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, Charles RIchel, has this day retired from the Arm known as the Astoria Meat Company. All outstand ing obligations of said firm will be as sumed by the remaining partners, and all accounts of said firm wil he paya ble solely to them. CHARLES RICHEL. Astoria, Or., Jan. 20, 1900. TO CURE LAGRIPPB IN TWO DAYS Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tablet. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 13. W. Groves' signature is on each box. 25c. No More Back Ache 1 wMM)i Baa mu mm Constipation, INFLAMATION BLADDER. kD ALL KIDNEY DSCASZS . -5 Purlfloa the blood by eliminating al mibtiiimuii mutter, uttniulatlnir the H i.e.rtit. vtiriil,. f tn lh.. htu.b An. I ttltl ..v...-.... ..(.. , . ...... lnt nntllM In thnm-ltiv riff fhilt nhlol makes a yellow skin. Tne ertect on tne t OMri.KXlON is nutte pnmouncea. a few days' use will demonstrate. Kxpcrlenoo teaches a man lots of thincs that he would rnther not know, FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE U E. SKLIO, lessee and Mr. Event ExtraorilrM'y ! Special Engaee.-Pfut ! MOORE- ROBERTS COMPANY FOUR MGIIIS Commencing Tuesday, Jan. 30 TUESDAY The Screaming Irish Comedy Mrs- Quinn's Twins WEDNESDAY G. Macdonough's Farcical Comedy A Prodigal Father THURSDAY David Garrick FRIDAY The Silence of . Dean Maitland nilCES-Reserved seats, 75c; gal ler, 50c; children in gallery, 25c. Seat sal opens Monday morning at Grlffln & Keeds. NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of the United State, for the District of Oregon. In bankruptcy. In the matter of Benjamin L. Ward and the firm of Howell ft Ward, bank rupts. To the creditors of B. L. Ward and Howell & Ward, of the County of Clat sop, State of Oregon, and district afore- sai'l, bankrupts. Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day of January. 1900. the said Benl. L. Ward and Howell & Ward were duly adjudicated bankrupt. And that the first meeting of their creditors will be held at room No. 4, Page building, cor ner of Commercial and Twelfth streets, In the city of Astoria, on M'mday, the 5th day of February, 1900. at the hour of 2 o'clock la the afternoon of said day at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business aa may properly come before said meeting. CHAS. H. PAGE, Referee In Bankruptcy. Astoria, Oregon. January 15, 1900. notice: Notice Is hereby given that (11 of the assets of the Astoria Football and Athletic Club have been trans ferred to tin undersigned as trust for the benefit of all of thj creditors of said club, and that all claims against the swld club should be pre sented to the undersigned vlthln ? days from this date. C. J. TRENCHARD, Trust;. January Jl, 1900. All AstorlanaSvho visit Portland and desire spending a pleasant evening In company with polite people and in the enjoyment of an unexcelled musical program, should go to the Fredericks burg. Besides vocal and lnt selections there are many other at tractions to delight the visitors. Th new management Is making the Freder icksburg a well-merited success. BROWN & GRANT, Props. krrw Rv UVVII UHJ Iron and Brass Works, IHth Ht mil Franklin A. I Huffschmidt & Lovell, Props Sr..11--TCCL, lXr.A.NC5B and I rHOsrnOR BRO.NZB a Specialty IRON and BRASS CASTINGS 'Phone 3431, Astoria, Or W. B. Edwards Every variety of Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors. Windows, Mouldings and Cedar Shingles. WnrsFi Common Slab, Bark, Fir, VY JJU Hemlock, Alder.PoleOak Office Seventh Street Dock is ASTORIAN BARGAIN iCOLUMN I he Most for Citsh, I am adveruWg for I ho Cnh grwory tmdo, tor which I off or thu fulleiit Yvlf,ita ami owtt ptve. Uwryihiiiic cle.-ut uiul fr.ah. l'tMitipt attontion. CHAK1.KS LAHSON, Groceries and Crockery. 1 here's Satisfaction In buying ailwruoro whi th stock la compile and you have an nxKur&nce as to quality. I hnve a l;irtrs asjjrtmont of sterling silver and hollowware In latest dltiii for wedding preMMtts and holiday trade. He un to rce It b-'fore you buy. O. W. SMITH. lit Commercial strovt. Who Dojm Your Laundry.' We clulm, and we will prove to every one, that we have the best and mot up-to-date laundry on the Coast. A trial order wilt convince the most particular. If you want neat, prompt work, try the CITY STKAM LAUNDRY. Hi Franklin Avenue. R. 8CHIMPFERMAN. Prop. tor tt Holiday (lift There Is nothing nicer tluin a pl'O of idlverw.ire or cut rax. I hive a compute aHi-itiictu of the Uteai production at ivaivnil'le prtcrii, II. EKSTROM. The Jeweler. 40 Commercial Street. Hotter Ihau Fver The Pond 8treet Fish Market la better than ever prepared to supply fresh and salt fish of all kinds. Goods delivered to any part of the city and satisfaction guaranteed. BOND STREET FISH MARKET. (17 Bond Street. Millinery Novelties I desire to further call the atten tion of the ladle to my handsome stock of trimmed millinery. It com prlsea the latest creations of the millinery art. and I am offering re duced rate for the next SO days. MISS McRAE. Dr. T.N. Hull DENTIST. $73 Commercial 8 tree t, ASTORIA. ORE. Over Schlusael's Clothing Store. THE LOI YKE. StrHnirers visiting in the city will tiinl the Imvro aUrm'lice rmort wherein to spend the evetiinir. The Anime Siilem LndieV Orchestra instill on the hills nml prevent nilitiv a intiiti.ul p rut mm if ex.cpuoual merit, lliiml-n.tnc o! d uillmrd moms are a feature in cunniM-tloti with the liooe. Palatulile luin hi s will le served at all nours GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS WANTED. "Fort Slovens. Oregon. Jan. 6. 1300. Scaled proposals In duplicate will be received here until 12 m. February 10. IW, and then opened, for the pur- cnase or three i-r.icn guns and car riages (caat iron); 2.. 10-Inch guna and carriages (caat Iron); five 2u0-pound farrott guns and caxriigi (cam iron), 1,900 toUd shot 8-lnoh and 10 lnch (cast Iron); 4.800 shells. 8 t:x h and 10-lnc! (cant Iron); 125 hand spikes (wrought Iron); two 15-ton hydraulic Jacks; and many othrr ar ticles of Irjn, wood and copper. Right to reject any jyid all bids Is rervd. Informantlon furnished upon applica tion. W. A. BETHEL. First Lieutenant. Third Artillery, Commanding. GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS WANTED. "Fort Stevens, Ortgnm, Jan. 6, 1900. Sealed proposal in duplicate will be received hve until 12 m. Feb. 10. 1900. and thi opened for the purchase of tne following at Tort Canby, Wash ington: Two 8-lncn guns and car riage (cast Iron); 15 10-Inch guns and carriages (cat iron); one 4Vt Inch rifle (eist iron) with carriage and limber (woodi; two 300-piUnd Parrott guns and carriages); two car riages for 15-Inch gun (caat iron); four carriages for 8-lnch rifle convert ed (cast Iron); 1000 shot 8-Inch and 10-Inch (cast Iron): 2.500 shell 8-lnoh and 10-inch (cast iron), and many other articles of iron, wood and cop per. Right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Information furnished upon application. W. A. F5 ETHEL, First Lieutenant, Third Artillery, Commanding." GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C, January 10, 1900. Sealed proposals for the purchase of the revenue steamer Corwln will be received by Captain I). F. Tuzler, R. C. 8.. until 12 o'clock M., Saturday, Feb ruary 10th next. The Crwln Is a steamer of 213 gross tons, top sail schooner rig; with Oregon llr frame and copper and galvanized Iron fasten ings; extreme length 145',& feet; beam molded 23 feet; draft 9 fe t 4 Inches forward and 11 feet 5 inches flft; has ono inverted direct acting engine, and one cylindrical Scotch return tubular boiler, built In 18S9 and is supplied with sails, awnings, anchors, chains, boats, steam wlndlaw. etc. The vessel can be seen at Port Towrmend. Washington, upon application to either Captain To iler or her commanding oncr, and will be op'in for. Inepectlon until the date above named. Proposal should be endorsed on the envelope 'Purchase of Revenue Steamer Corwln," and ad dressed to Captain D. F. Tozler, R, C. S-, Pert Townsend, Washington. O. L. SPAULDING, Assistant S.crotary. THE PROOF of the pudding Is In the eaUnt and the proof of liquors IS IN SAMPLING That's an argument that's con elusive deroeneiratloft. Ours will stand the teat HUGHES & CO. "I was nearly da4 with dystrt. trld doctors, vtltM mlmrl siwinir, and grew woro, I aaed Kodo Dys pepsia Cur. That ciimt ne." It ill genta what you eat. Curva ndlgiiUofl, mur slomnch, hmirtburn and all fonut of dv sprout a. Chaa Hogtrs, The poor rhlld u Jimt n much fun with u rug doll as the woulthy one does with a 1'urU Impiirtatlon, DeWltt'a Little Early ltlr purify the blood, rlan the liver, tnvlttorate the svntom, Krtinoti little pills for con. ntlpattixi and liver triuililes, Chaa Ilf' era. The KtK ret of success In lifo Is to due-over what you can't do, then lot It alone. Vl.i AniilA K. dunning, Tyre, Mich., sa: "I suffered a long (lm from dye pe.ta; iimi limn and became vory weak, Kodol Dyspepsia Curt complete, ly cured me." It digests whst you sat and cures all forma of stomach trouble. It never fulls to give Immediate relief In the worst ea". Chas Rogers. l'eihups sumo people nutke muih of their troubles for fear they will never have any great ones, Mrs. It. Churchill. Berlin. Vt.. Siiy "Our haliy wits covered with running sons. lVWm's Wl'ch Hiisel Salve curvvl her." A specific fur pile an skin dlennes, llevnr of wrlhl as counterfeits. Clms ItogiMH, One III lie Mong miiu i mid the xtci.M Id of more lxm-rlt to mankind t tut u a whole concert when the uu I llllllllK. Aj a cure for rheuinu'.lsm Cham 'i!.iln'4 I'nin Untin Is giilnlng a wide rt'iuitatlon. l. It. Johnston of Rich mond. Ind., haa Iwn troubled with that aliment since ISO 3. In Nix'tikluti of It he suys: "I never found any thing that would relieve me until 1 uw-it I'hamb 'Haiti's Pain Hnlni. It acts like mngio with me. My foot whs swollen nod paining n.e very much hut one good application of rain Halm relieved me Fof sale by rimrles Itoger. Tii make frlriuls of men, put money In their p'lrses; to make friends of women, teach them how to become more beautiful. My son has Ixvn troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea. Sometime ago I persuaded him o take some of fruimiH-rlalns Colic, cnoivra ana Ilarrh'a renietly. After lining two bottles of the ;5-cent sue he was cured. I give this testimonial hoping some one similarly afflicted may read It and be benefited. THOMAS C. ROWER. Gliicoe, O. Fur sale by Charles Rogers. Every cloud has Its silver lining. The small urchin who has the mumps doesn't lave to attend school. Mr J Rmlikllo. Mil. biivmI his riiiid's lire by One Minute Cough cure. Hot-tors hint iriven her up to die wltn croup. It's an Infallible cure for rouirlK. n.M.H. vrlnne. oncumonla. broil chills nml throat and lung troubles. Itelleves at once, cnoa Itogi'rs. A rolllmt ht ine K'lthers no moss; hut then there are but few men who use intHM In their limine unyway. "One Minute Cough Cure Is the beal remedy I ever uievl for coughs and e lds It Is unequalled for whcxiplng counh. Children all like It," writes II. N. Will iams. Gentryvllle. Ind. Never falls. It la the only hurmlnt rem.ly that gives Immediate results. Cure rough colds, hoarseness, croup, pneutnouli bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles its early use prevents con sumption. Chas Rogers. It Is better to purchase two cent's worth of music dully from the organ- grinder than to owe for a grand piano. J. B. Clark. Peoria. III., suys: "Hur- geons wanted to operate on mo for piles, but I cured them with DoWttt'e Witch Maxel Salve." It Is Infallible for PlH and skin disease. Beware of counter felts Chaa Rogers. A SURE CURB FOR CROUP. Twenty-five Tears' Constant Use Without a Failure. The first indication of croup Is hoarsness, and in a child subject to that ulaease tt may be taken aa a sure sign of the approach of an at tack. Following this honrsneg in a peculiar rough cough. If ChamlT- Uiln a Cough Remedy Is given aa the child becomes hoaree, or even after the croupy cough appears, It will pre vent the attack. It is used In many thounands of home in this broad land and never disappoints the anx lous mothers. We have yet to learn of a alngle Instance in which It has not proved effectual. No other prepa ration can show such a record twenty-five years' constant use with out a failure. For sale by Charier Rogers. Donkeys and facta are both stubborn things. It takoa hut a minute to overcome tickling In the throat and to stop a cough by the us? of One Minute Cough Cure. This remedy quickly cures all forms of throat and lung troubles. Harmlesa and pleasant to take. It pre. vetita consumption. A famous rpeeltlr for grippe and Its after effect. Chna l.aiiif' Tailnr. CenU Tailor. Is Ds Boyer, Merchant Tailor lp-to-Date 177 Farlb St., roiIrLHD, OIIK. Y. M. C. A. Jluild'K. H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 23. DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All Goods Shipped to Our Care Will Receive Special Attention. No. K3S Duane St., Astoria, Or. W. J. COOK, Mgr Btm. Tel. 113. . Another Big Smith Premier Typewriter Sale era r WEDDING CARDS mms mK W. G. SMITH & CO., VISITING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS COPPER PLATE PRINTERS VISITING CARDS Seasonable Goods at isHw Uro Cotton Rope Cotton Twine Net Floats Boat Sail Drill (different qualities) Dunbarton Salmon Twine W. F.SCHEIBEt:v"; A lull IIm f INp4, Tnhscce, ui 5wikrt' AitlcJ. 41 Commrlsl Ht. Mtktttaaattattai4 si ...Tho Esmond Hotel... PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRISON STS. rjn I Lriu, UnC, rNUnif AND MORRISON STS. :i-n titan. 1 1 II. M nit J.. Amrrlesn plsii, f l.u) lo ii6 wr dsy. 9 ..... aaaaa uiruvvAAAtAAfuvvruvvruvi uuuuuu wruwuvAruiAAAvruvrur H OTBL I PORTLAND, OR. I ThoOnly I'lrHt.ClnHH llotol In Porttnticl KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North raoiflo Brewery, of which bottled beer for family use or kfg Mr. John Kopp is pror-ietor, nmkea Iwr beer sapplliHl at any time. uVlivcry in tor domegtio nml export trails. Ibe rity free. Horth Pacific Brewery Columbia EleetFie & Repair Go SucceBHor tr COLUMBIA IRON WORKS Blacksmiths Foundrymen BoilerMakers Machinists Logging BnglneM Unlit and Repaired Heavy Forging UndefPower Hammer a Specially Sole Manufacturers of the t'nsurpusscd ... " Harrison Secton" Propellor Wheel ... Contrnctjrs for Electric LigliU and Tower Pluntfl. , ICW Fr65ll flfld H SCaSOIiablC GOOdS puin Cranberries Citron Squash Etc. I Carry the Ralston Health Foods Wheat Flakes, Grano, km A- ? ALLEN Break?ast Food, Select ternmtuj wm irwffiisywffTO rr i ctb pot"ncr, tost rwar, bllltr, Hnaaon,uniiinea tvery fumUoa. iKnr (frt UtiaHiii., nt, ftHmiilftlM lha Im . 4ud oorv. ciitert. (fir. . Itff . mqiMlyatel, wii KM umwn m Adlrovs. i i i.Wi i -r ........ ... i . . . . w" run an.nif nun .jrt. .7.HTAI'. 1 ,-r - our, iol( Tlit U, H. War lViiHrliiixnt of Him Krnnxlsco. lias nt pnruhnsotl twenty 'io mnre now Mmlth rrniulfr TyjMv wrllon from our Msn l''rnnoUco ntllou. We received thn I'tilin onlir ; no oilier lypowrltxr wh inirclinsod. Ttmi Hilt order win rwH'ived uimolioUml, nislio it all tlm mora fuvurulilo mul Is llio tieat rtvoiiiiiiomluHoit tliltl could I to Iflven the Hmllli l'rtmlor Tywrltr. L. M. ALEXANDER A CO. Kxolimivii rwolllc (JuiiNt Aucnli Tel. Main 674 345 Hinrk Ml., 1'orlUi.d, Ore liNUKAVUKS, 'i'l And :':i Wssiiiniitoti litiiidinif. 4th ami WmOilngtoii His. over 1.1 It's, ri)UTI.AM, OUKOON. rr or "La Belle Astoria" Clfir Schelte'a Optra Star Schelte's Special Ami f(ltr tlrn1 OSCAR ANDERSON, Untt a. v. rr.,ii'RiM-, vll lot vlf 2 PORTLAND Loggers Supplies Kept io stock Plurp Pudding, Raisins, Ince Meat, Currants. Whole Wheat Crackers, J Brap, Yeast Cocoa, Ioffy ""TTn H Till JWLliWl Munh hood. Im nls, Tains irvqus Da ntttnt-Lossns, P.nnrmciforrhoen I nsom cooitl. a Hf I"".!, I5TT71 kw .m.U. nml, I f I I. a,. II m.il Billion Rtmsdy Co.. a.n Fr.nol.oo. OmL Sold by CnAItLES ROQERa.