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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1899)
I T T - T T ‘ . . . I HR W E S T > F YO UR H O H E PAPER 4 SIUSLAW’S ONLY PAP2E. <( O P P O R T U N IT Y 1 S U PP O R T IT I VOÍ. X. FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, May 5, 1899. general NO. 1. D irectory TRAVELERS’ GUIDE. STEAMER ‘MINK, S T A T E O F F IC E R S - ° Governor............. of S'ate ......... F. H eeretary I. D unbar. .Treasurer . . . . ... I ’. 8. Moore. B upt. Publie lustrucliuii J. 11. Ackerman W. II. Leeds. M ate P r i n t e r .. .. A tto rn ey G eneral 1». P. S’. Blackb urn ] It. 8. Bean J preme C o u rt j 1 . A. Moore Í .4J !.. Wolvciton ' i i Igc Second D istrict J. W. Hamilton ,'roreeutiii,! A tto rn ey . .Geo. M. Brown CO UNTY — D A IL Y A PO SSIB IL IT Y . Will make regular T R IP S trips a n f l H e a fl o f T i d e . 0 “ " 1" * “ • A ,-,1 : A - Aml As ih o B a c h ? Titen probably the kidneys, from L-j ffto C h e a t? Then probably the lur.gs. Florence to Coos Bay the s te a m e r As t b s J o i n t s ? Then probably rheumatism. \ Ko matter where it is, nor what kind; yoa need have it no longer. It may be an hour, a day. or a year old; it must yield to Calling at the UMPQUA. L U E L L A ! For passenger and freight rates — APPLY TO — \\ ill carry freight and passengers Meyer & Kyle, Florence, Or. front Morence to Sait Francisco. — a - J A .R .Z D Y Z N 'E ir i. Will also bring up freight O F F IC E R S - She was a portly lady, with a lot of bundles—and it may he noted at this point that it is almost always the case ! : that the larger a lady is the larger more nuinercns are the bundles she lies—and when she entered the road station she was pulling so that a ! drowsy man on the front seat jumped j np suddenly, thinking it was the engine of the train he was waiting for. She J------------ --------------- _----- - approached the ticket window, and r;,.,,.... . . . . . n, , there she put her bundles in all tho G l,J‘ l ast Black Ladies’ Shoes 90c. and up available epuce. They were nice, new, Ladie’s and Men’s H o s J Meu’8 “ 75c- “ “ store bandies, however, and no objec- 1 tion was made. : Children’s •• 20c. “ “ “ Is the train for Jungleville gone : 10c. per pair. *1 Big Selection— an aave you money yet?” she inquired. “ No, ma’am," responded the clerk. "How far is it there?” “ About 70 miles. I guess, ma’am.’ For he was new to that place and was not thoroughly conversant with details. _ “ What’s tho price of a tick et)’’ JBCOloh Lawn Men’s Shirts 25c. and up “ One ninety-eight, ma’am .” ! Boys’ “ 20c. “ u “ One ninety-eight?” she repeated. Fast Colors "How does that happen?” Pretty Patterns ' Boys’ Suits 75c. “ “ “ I den t know, ma am, he replied ‘ L, ' . us he eyed her bnndlea “ I guess it I 4o. per yard. i Men s “ $2.75 “ “ must bo marked down from $ 3 ." — •___ .._________ Washington btar. front Florence to Yaquina ----Between----- |C P Ready made SRirts. | leu’s and Boy’s Clolitiii S T A O 2 X j IN E J. I'or further information inquire I. ... — OF — W. T. Bailey C om m issionerà . H . B . Edw ards 1 A. W. BEADLE & CO. E. U . Lee ’ 14 California St C lerk .............................. S h eriff.............................. . \V. \V. W ith ers: •San Francisco, California. .A. H. P atterson 1 T re a su re r........................ Assessor H. H. Barrett, Prop’r, I . 1 . 0 . Potter. I J u d g e ................................ IE P. Burton . AY. M. M üler I . . .('. M. Collier W . P. C heshire I . ,C. H. Hohlen .. E. A. Evans ..................... .1 ,»ol S u p e rin te n d e n t S u rv e y o r.......................... •C oroner........................... J us tire of Peace ........ Const able ...................... Leaves Florence Mondays, W ednes days and Fi ¡«Jays. Artives a t Florence Tuesdays T hurs-J «lays and ¿¿thirday«. Connects with Steam er and Seottb burg Stage Line tor D rain. Also with Stage Line for Cooa bay. Charges reasonable. O R TH E R N Pacific, Ry,, B oard of T ru stees R e co rd er................. T reasu rer .. ........ Sleeping . . . .G, C. Cumpton M arsh a!.................. P roprietor. Single fare - - _ - 15.00 Round trip - - - - $9.00 Tickets for sale at E. Bangs' livery barn. Eugene, and at O. W . H urd’s ollico in Florence. M IN N E A P O L IS SEC R E'r SOCIETIES. DULUTH FARCO TO E. A. M. F lorence Lodge No. 107. 1 • R egular -coiiiiiiiinieation on second an d fourth S atu rd ay s in each m onth. A GRAND FORKS C RO O K STO N W IN N IP E G E. W. C ob n, W. M. BUTTE ¡THROUGH TICKETS Standard G eneral L yons Post, No. 58 j ets second and fo urth S aturdays ' CHICAGO • meet C ci cacli m onth a t 1 :30 p. in. S. 15. C olvin , Commander. J . L. E vkxisii , A d ju tan t. TO Of The ENGLISH LANGUAGE WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA 1 NEW YORK S U C C IE N T A «Jcucral A gent. Lodge No. I ll,m e e ts every W ednesday evening in Lodge Hall, F lorence, O regon. B ro th ers in g jj A sla u d in g in v ited to a tte n d . t ic k e ts i P o r t la n d , O r. FLORENCE, OR. § § § C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y E V E R Y T H IN G FIRST-CLASS. Attention to Commercial * * Travellers. * * MORRIS « • HOTEL, ATTO RNEYS J. I. BUTTSRFIZLD, Proprietor A. C . W O O D C O C K , F lo r e n c e , O r eg o n . Attorney at Law, OUR AIM—To furnish tho best O r e g o n j accommodations at reasonable 7 a n d 8 M cL arvn ’H n u i ld in ; . , - i it a iu u it io n g iv e n t o c o lle c t io n « a h d pro- p> -- • _______________ —------ “ — ¡Head of Tide Hotel, accomodations for the traveling public. Charges reasonable. E . E . B E N E D IC T , A T T O R N E Y - A T - L .A .W P atents • IlWUk — Demon* 50,000; W orchestkr C en - WRITE FOR CIRCDLSRS S - W ( s ix v o lu m e s . c o m p le te ,) 225,000: S T A N D A R D , o v er 300,000: T w en tv-th ree M ile s W est of E u g ene. StSaemL.-. Good dealers wanted in every town. Write f..r prices and terms to San Fre.n ciaco, Cal. ACEM TS W A N T E D . Pacific Coast Agents SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 933 Market S t. T on sorial P arlors. ♦ # * * * * « * ★ * * ,» * * * * MAP.ION MORRIS Pro p. Shaving . Hair Cutting Razor Honed Scissors Ground . . . . . . . . A Tension Indicator IS J U S T WHAT 'T H E «3 cents as ” 25 ” 15 ” O i'e g o r x . F lo r o n o e M A D E and R E P A I R E D . ----- BY------ OLE MYRIND, « ♦ W ORD ITTPLIES. t n r , -trl.-tlvonnff.lBntlsL Handbook OB • • “ J“ ’ asw frno. ifklBBt te n e r to r.w n m r« r * "¡2., I-wontB ,*Xnn thmugh Worn * Co. rooe.T« W-'Jji' "''let, »«teat cn»r««. I» *** Scientific American. FT or Money Saved By P a tro n izin g it. Hgw Tort r Geo. Hale O »' « s o n . noo, NOTARY PUBLIC nf any y »^"Miik *rn«p M w S - Mumal. 5T.RUÍI T TYTLSr." Trop. W hite Sewing Machine. F R A N K B. V /IL 8 9 N - A har^tnretly M1n«trat#d wfcfct». It indicates the state of the tension at a glance. Its use means time saving and easier tewing. I t ’s our own invention and is found only on the Good Work Pone at Reasonable Price* NOTARIES. i LO R E N O E . - - - OREGON Men's Underwear. 50c. and up per suit. orT ^ ,tentsi°?- W o u ld n 't D o a t A ll. “ I have here a pl»7 that I would like you to”— "Whut's the title?” interrupted tho manager, intent on getting down to details without n less of time. “ I have called it ‘The Pugilist,' and I” — “ Won't do at all.” interrupted tho manager. “ It’s usme shows it to bo totally foreign to the correct drumatic idea. Wo must have some action in 11 play, you know. It can't be all dia logue. ” —Chicago Post. J . ■ DEWEY AS A DISCIPLINARIAN. H is M e th o d o f S u b d u in g S ow « R e fr a c to ry S a ilo rs . V. ha*e K u ffm a n . Eugene. THE INDULGENT FATHER. A n A c c o u n t o f O n e T h a t C o lo n e l C n llt p e r k n e w In S io r lc r llle C e n te r, V t . "Rpnukingof indulgent fathers,’* said “ I was with Commodore Dewey when Colonel Calliper, “ reminds me of an he was the executive ofilcer of the Colo- old friend of mino named Bilaa Zing- ratio,•’ said a financier, “ and 1 reinem- tock, who formerly lived in Storkvill, her one incident which shows tho man Centre, Vt. Once when hia little son ner of man lie is. Wo had a firm crew, Rufus wanted vory much to a klto nano of them aapowerful men as I ever at a time when he was not well enough saw. Four or five of them went nshore to bo permitted to go out Mr. Ziugtock one day aud camo hack fighting drunk. rigged up a contrivance whereby tho “ Three of them wore men who would youngster’s desire could bo gratiflod in singly have been more thun n mutch in tho house. He set up a blower in the strength for John L. Sullivan. The or- buck isirlor, belted it to an engine in dor was given to put them in irons, and tile oellnr below, aud when everything D l a t u r b e i l 111« S la n s b e r * . A Georgia darky, who was tdeeping ! found ixnpoaaiblo to carry out tho was all ready be started tho fan and soundly, waa a^aLeued by bis wife, i or^er» f°r men were dangerous, jirodnued a current of air that wan who ficrpanacd : , Dcwejr was notified of tho sitiiatioxi. Ho uiiiplc to float a kite. "Dty'u a big bl.ckenako coiled up nt 1 «ua writing a letter in his room ut the “ ft was great fun for young Rufus to yo’ feet.” ¡time. pit in tho back parlor and fly hia klto Tbe dnlkT r,“'e "lowly, rubbed his' “ Ho went to (ho place where tbnw in the front, and for a time everything i *y«L caught the snake by the tail aud ' w(,ro and he told them to como wont all right, but ou an unfortunate ' tl!re,v ft ont of tbo window. But na he i <,nt u,,d sol««'» to tbo irons. They did day Rufy, not satisfied with the amount crawled back in bed he said: ,lot Htlr’ ThcM Dewey «aid quiotly to an of wind the fan was blowing, undertook : "Maria, don’t jo' ever wako ms or,lcrly- ’Bring mo my revolvers, ’ nud to make it blow harder, which is some ug'in ’capt fer a rattlesnake or a water : v hcn 1,0 ba<l bls *»« called thing that Mr. Ziugtock laid expressly laoecosin. "—Atlanta Constitution. nP”u <ho mon to como out> but they dl‘l forbidden. Itsocms thut the blower aud ------------- ---------- | uot move. Then ho said, ’I am going to tho _ _ boiler __ aud machinery were all lunch n i i i n ’t K e e p l) p t u . R e e e r d . count three. I f yon are not out hero , larger than were needed to prodnee a “ Bill writes from Texas," said the w*t“ y °ur bands held up ou tho third i breeze sutbeient to float a kite bore, but parent, “ that he's in jail ag’iu, an he c°uut, you won t como out of thut place : j j r Zingtxxik, who, though rioh, was peatH to lie hopeli-ss over it. I wonder alive. ’ also thrifty, had had a chance to boy* ef tiie example of his family ain’t in- He counted one, then ho cocked the (bht plunt eeoond hand chouper than a ■pirintohim ? His gruu’fnther broke reV0*'erH, min ho counted two. V o till new plant cf smaller size would bavo ' jail six times; hia nnt-lo dug out three 0XPec2*11* b» bear tho report, for wo knew : «.„gt. ^ ,4 KO j,e it and had it sec , times, un they ain't u jail in the settle- ,bnt nieant what ho eaid. Tho upi auj 0Very morning he used to adjust 1 went that kin hold uny rf the rest of Ulcl* *ue'v n to°- 1 bl V stepped out just jt gQ tj,at would uot go abovo u 1 the family. It’s iny opinion that Bill ‘‘"i0 »avo their lives and held up tain speed, mid several times he had I froJU ^ - . “ - A t .a n U Con- ^ S an d cautioned his sou never to touch i t stitntiou. “ About one minute after Rufus did effect of Uowcy’s glauoe. touch it cn this morning when he want A M la t a k e a Im p r e s s io n . I “ Ouo of them mid rfterwerd that ed it to blow harder tho big fan was go “ Did you bear about the spnoeb I when he saw Dewey’s eyes ho know ing at a gait tbut act up a hurricane in 1 made just before theclosoof congress?’’ that he wonld either he a dead Jackie the porlnm It blew the kite against one inquired the returned statesman. >“ « moment or ho would have to yield, of the windows aud broko that tho first “ We read it out loud down to (be an<l when tho iroua were put open him thing, nud within n minute tho pictures store," answered Farmer Corntosanl. he was ns sober us hu ever was in his were off tho walls and their glasses “ Ah! What did yon think of it?” Hts. Dewey went Lack to his room and «naNiKsi, tables were upset, brio-a-brao “ Well, we didn’t blame congress for Huisbwl the letter ho wxx w riting.”— was kuockcd into flinders, and tbe raakin np its mind to quit an go Philadelphia Press, whole parlor was a wreck, with tbe big home.”—Washington Star. ------------------------ blower going at lop .'.-peed and churning "The Lueby DoJi," cvi rythiug there iuto fragments and I t .liarte«. “ Tho Lucky Duffs" is tho title of mt blowing tbo debris out of the windows. article in Tho English Illustrated Maga “ That ended the father’s indulgence. “ zine in which Mr. J. M L’uliock truces the rise cf the Dul.o cf Fife, like a to oMsn print-« in u fairy talo, from a tittle t im e s a le o e r farmer in the north <1 Bcotluad 300 r a s » i t i m e l i j ycara ago. Ono ftooel woman of the o u t o f to w n ; 1.1 m o d e r n I house used to ride to market with a times a sick - huge pile t f plaiiling, which aho bud m a n is s t o n e d ►pun from her sheep, in tin, oronper he- o u t o f »11 bis in / -nle her uiiil duly brought lin k its chances life by t b e /, value in m>rks. Tltc-orbo hourdid in c r o w d o f begs Gu one oecnaiun she banked her busy, -aviugs in a h.-ntli,ir hag in the ceiling, t ut the rata got at it, mj that the fiiuiily dinod m utd 11 dowupour cf dut-atocna. The fninily ffouriehed «o well that ouch a h u . i t I I n « u ic u w b a ■^5 h i v e n u p la c e a u d n o of her three main get an estate cf Ins m e f i s h im . A m an own—Patrick, tho yonugcht. bringing w h o ha» b ilio u s tu r n s •’!(( childreo into tho world, white Wil- a n d li r id fe e lin g s au d 1 lium became the father of the first Earl fr e q u e n t “ o f f - d e y » '' m ig h t a s w e ll g o o u t cf Fife. fly A F lo r e r .o e . O r e g o n A ? < A ♦ • ♦ « ♦ * ♦ • ON EU CEN E AND A . R. B U T T O L P H , FLO R ENC E STA G E R O U TE . Notary Fa hl ic, Surveyor a»4 « letame*»,. e ^ S e w in g M ach in e» w $ m a n u fa c tu r e a n ’»1 th eir p r ic e s b e fo r e y o u p u r c h a se a n y o th e r . T mc New H o m e »rwiNa M a c h in e c o oexvor. nails. CoeVWOKT* * C’ ''a* :▼ B-* rW r ft 8-» oiimont ; i , 105,000; WcH.-TEK (in te r n a tio n a l), 125,000: Elk P rairie H otel. Oregon. BO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE ■ . a . fo llo w s : w . W. NEELY, Prop’r. . ........... Attorucy-at-Law................I Tables furnished with all the E U G E N E , OREGON. I delicacies of the season. Wild kfiue A t t l i e c o u r t IIo u « e. game, fish and fruit i n season. Best ______ _ in . E. D. Bronson & Co, •Special 1. G. K notts , Pastor. Anyou* oe fdtnf term s . . . . . . Sanple Pages Free........... P FI m-niieA. T h e fu ll n u m b er o f w ord s and : TORV, TA N N ER HOTEL E . O. P O T T E R A ppendix of 4 7 ,4 6 8 E n tr ie s : d ifferen t d ic tio n a r ie s for th e e n tir e a lp h a b e t is § bate busiueti R e a d .r s for Q u o ta tio n s C ost o v e r $ 9 6 0 ,0 0 0 A ssista n t G eneral Passen ger A gent, 2f<5 Morrison St., (»'or., 8d. J. F. TANNER, p„Cp. X C ugene, a4 7 E J ito r s a id S p e c ia lis t , 5 0 0 0 I llu s tr a tio n s CHARLTON, A xdkkw B kl -M), N. G. R. L. E vans , Sec. R E S B Y T E R I AN C H U R C H , Florence, Oregon. S .ibbatli se rv ic e ; S ahbath- echool, It) o ’clock a. ni. P reaching 11 o ’clock a. in. and 7 p. in. S acram ent o t in Lord’s su p p er on 1st S abbath of Jan u ary , A pril, Ju ly and October. Everybody is welcome to all th e services. Pastor rc piests C h ristian s to make • acm sclios know n. 3 0 1 ,8 6 5 V oca b u la ry rerm a R o o m s 2 a n d 4, S h e lto n B lo ck , i A- D y k / A U T H O R IT A T IV E E U G E N E , OREGON. I* J \ rv , CO M PLETE ■ BOSTON AND ALL G. II. W . F erp ctu ft Lodge, No. 131, P O I N T S E A S T and S O U T H ■ m eets every 1st an d 3d Tuesdays each m onth. M em bers an d visiting For h iforn iA tio n , t im e c a r d s, m ap s aud hiethren ill good sta n d in g are cordially e tc., c a h ou or wiite invited to a tte n d . A. O. F t 'N K l i , M. W. R. M CM URPHEY, 1. G. K notts , Recorder. Dictionary' Ladies’ UudervcBts 5c. aud up Childrens “ >c. Send us your mail orders; they will NEW NOME The Funk & W agnallb H E L E N A « a ,1 .J. 1. B u rri'iii’iui.o, S ecretary . i’p A new combination of nc*7 lemedies. Mado aftnr ne*v methods. Entnxiy until: j aay < ther plaster. She Triumph vf Modern Medical Scien< e. ‘i he Perfe -ted Product of years of Patient Toil. Hared over tho chest it n a powerful aid t » Ayer’s ( berry Pec toral in the treatment of all throat and Ian ▼ a Section«. Placed t vei the stomach. It stops naiwt i a:.d vomiting; over tie bowels, L controls cramps and'colic. Placed over the «¡nail vf the back, it removes a*I congestion from the kidneys and greatly fctreegthoas weakness. For palf by all Druggists. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowoll, Maas. C ars 8T . PAUL A. 1!. 1: L i- ’ r new piaster. Stage leaves Eugene daily ex cept Sundays, at G a. in., arriving . W. IL W eatherson at Florence the day following: I O. W. H urd at 10 a. in. Win. Kyle I S leeping C ars Returuing-stago leaves F lo r-' J. W. Carman M. M orris ! E le g a n t ! cnee daily, except Sundays at 2 I I D in in g C ars Jo h n 1. Butterfield | p.m., arriving in Eugene the day I ............E. B. Wilson j T o u r i s t ! following at 9 p. m. i resilient............. A maff loves on ideal; a woman j----- — ---- — _________ idealizes love. ;{q yds. calico for $1.00 No woman ever claimed that iba 1 fussy white things were meant to lie A. F. C. Ginghams 10c. per yard, useful. . When n girl proposes to a man. she al- ■ D uck Suiting at 8, 10, 12, 15, i ways nets as if site expected him to i , apologize for it. I 20c- Pcr J aid You can patch np a broken heart so | ’ that it will keep on loving uny old thing, but when faith is shattered it is done for. When a woman eaj-G that if she were i rich she would do lota of good in the North Willamette Street, world, she means she wonld give away Lane Co., Oregon h<r old clothes to her poor relations.— New York Press. Immediately after applying it y?n feol its toothing, warming, strength ening power. It quiets «.'ongoatfoa; draws out ¡uflaiiiniat’an. EUGENE--FLORENC-E E. B an g s, * Pritly Siiri Waists < Bais and Dress Shirts n e f t c e t lo u M o f a D a e h e l o r . STAGE LINE. CITY OFFICERS. □Il your attention to the following priecs. invite comparison. We want your trade. , S 11 g°°(1 goods and low prices count we will get it,. R n i l r o n t l T ic k e t : « S e l l i n g Mt U n r f a l n C o u n t e r P r ic e s . Steamer Roberts V illi r a tk o — ■ o T. T. Geer. R E G U L A R ......... TRAVELERS' GUIDE ! W e have other striking improvements that appeal to the careful buyer. Send for our elegant H . T . catalog. c f b u s in e ss . U: . -f^ v 1x2 The Stick—1 think you'ra looking ever «0 mnch better. Tho Um hr «Ila—Oh. yes. Fin com- plotely recovered, thunk yon I — Punch H r Ila 4 lilt Th em . “ What weonght to have, " said the cxpericuced bicyclist, “are u»piialt roads everywhere. ’’ “ Asphalt nothing,” returned tho be ginner. "Asphalt's to« hard altogeth er. ’’—Chicago Post. T h o s e t itr ls . Mae—Ro yon are engaged to George! I refnwri Lin three times. Elhel—That must have been wlrnt lie m « s n t w h e n lie told me that ba had bad several narrow esca pcs. — New York hite ewws achine o JonrnaL Cleveland, Ohio. flnwsetx'ld Start>». Polly -Aunt Sally seems wot-fally downcast tnmuht. Jennie— Yes. poor tiling, she hasn’t 1 »ile by White Sewing Machino been able to get bet feelings hm t nt B» ■ ¡any. *an Francisco. any tini»- today. —Indiana,»nlis Jonrual W S M C . These things Q u een t t 'i lb e l m l a * . There is no longer any doubt that Willteltnina, qnueu of the Netherlands, is ei.giigKl to marry Priuce Bernhard of Saxe- Weimar, who is uow 20 year» cf age and the second sou of the late hereditary Prince of Weiiuar The young nufceti has lately been in Paris * r " 'K 'h«-’ ’■•«‘'‘s anil seler ting a nous- seaa. Her dress.w, rides in the llni.-i mid goodness of faoo and character liavo lA-cn Items of interest In tbe Paris jonr- aals. They doom it Higinlicant that sho »liops in Paris iuatend of Berlin and be hove the future queen a valuable person to cnlt ivata. T n u n g b t t n l tn tu n L a s t. “ Didn't yottr itl»-coiidii-..q cashier leave von any mctmtge?" " Y in Ilo left a Imo lu the ca»-h box trmsfi-rriiig to me his paid np memlA-r- •hip in a Don t Worry club '—Chicago UocowL A F re e A n *e rte « n r it is e n . * Amen* tb*” wive» of our naval coin* muu.!« en now wj proti.ihCblly -o tte aey t h e y d o u o t tro a n y fa r t h e r . B ut yon t ifw r k now v.’h a t F o i-'F t o d e v e l o p in n h a lf - n o u r is h e d , b ile p o i« o n - d c o t n t it u t b m . I f a tn n n an n o o n an b e f e e l* th a t b< is n o t g e t l i n g t h e f o r c e f u l r t r e n g t h co<l e n e r g y o t u o f h i’i fo o d th a t lie o u g h t to . w i l l I x g it i t a k i n g IH . P ie r c e * G ob let» M e d ic a l i> »*eovevy, h e w ill » o o n p u t h in i» e l f in t b e p o c id o n w h e r e h e c a n d o a L a AM* b w o t k t a a i l p a n d c h e e r fu lly H l* r .p p e d t e w ill b e »du»Tpewe<f; b iu li v e r in v ig o r a t e d ; h i* d ig e n tio i» .« tren g tb u tted ; • i e d g e p u t o n b in w h o l e u ^ tr a tiv e ortru ^ lat T h o s e s u b t le p o is o n s wbkh deMfftatl tl: • e n t ir e o r g a n is m a n d in v f t g c c n w m p t f « -1 a n d a h o * t o f o t h e r d ia ea iK A w ill be dr ie c u o u t o f t h e sjratem ; a n d h e w ill g a in p le n t y o f p u r ? n o u t U t t in g r e d bto<»d, tntM ch p o w e r a n d rt» r v e -fo r c e . In a b o rt b e w i l l be a n ta u u n io n g m e n . T h ere ore hundred« o f dclnhiee te m p o n r Y stim atrn tr. ' nu.li extract».’* •Nrs.iparuta't 4tvt conjponud», w h ich ate more or " h o o m ^ f” l»y m erely pri'.if-<eckm < «hu quata: b e l an *.an- ?•♦. drwrghw wdll ft.ve to n (h r ’ G rtd c * Mt<"s-».t p fo covery" w in n y o a a«b n w - i ’’ form ed, h e k now * that H» eob IncT’-i- e d for th irty venm r u f f U m h» i vent»»»« of «11 eduraV .1. auth who hu« devoted » Hfe-»in»e of t o 1 p rcfju n l ntudy t o v h ro n b <