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Newspaper Page Text15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, WJBESDAY JULY 17 18S9. VOL.aIV.'rNO. 190 - f. it Tf J. . FOR PURE DRUGS, TOILET AND -GO HE ALSO ft - ! ! ?! r The FinBst Line of Pianos and Organs in the Willamette Valley. CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. Tte MM Carries the Largest Line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Etc. in the Willam ette Valley, SUITS MADE lii 1 I FOSTER BLOCK. LUMBER ! - THE Br & HEALD Merchant BULKL HUDSON, OR. COT Are now prepared fo furnish lumber in ear-load lets ia Albany Write for prices to as at, DRAIN, DOLYJLAS CO. 6BEGON. Bop ins CHEAPEST PLACEv IN TOWN. -DEALERS IX Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and Cdpperivare, Pumps Iron Pipes and all kinds of I'lumbinm. Goods Aglntsfor the CVebrated ON TIME f,?kiS au.? "eating Stoves, the best stoye fer Ike least eney ejtr seld in this city. Give them a call at tae Pierre Bloek.Nrn tli First street, Albany, Oregon. Tulius Joseph Manufactauer of Choice Ci?ai si AND M'ALER IN I FINE IMPORTED 1 KEY Ml I Cigars-, riugjand Smoking Ti.l :it (cs, Me( im :. i u, :.M ,;, , i (! L,, full line of Smokers' Arti-lcs. Also denier in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FMII& . -N'j vt cioor to Lurkhart & Kecr.sy's Eea'JEMr.te Ollice "Albany Ogn FANCY GOODS T0 - fi. L. BLAGKMAN. Successor to E. W. Langdon,' IlgALKU vs - i ' u rngsir Paints , Oils, Perfumery and toilet articles, also a full line of books and station try. periodicals, etc. IST" Prescriptions carefitll) eompounded IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE. Albany Oregou CAKRIKf - Clothier, TO ORDER Taiioring Department. ALBANY LUMBER! - L UMBER OQUFANY v0 Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. 'A marvel of purity .strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinal) kinds, and cannot be sold in competi tion witb multitude of low test, short weight arum or phosphate powders Sold only in t ins. Royal BakW? Pow der Co . 100 Wall St., N. I. D.W Crowlet A: Co., Agents, Portland, Oregon. riilI4IAK TT H. DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN, AND IT 8tii'eon. Can he found at his office room ir. Strahan'sblock, First street, Albany Ureyon- DrCHAilERLiN71l6MEOPATiuC physician and surpeon. Office, corner Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oresjon Of fice hours, mornings, 8 to 9 and 12 to t and after 6 in eveninjrs. VV. 1IASTON. PHYSICIAN AND SUR , ffeon, Albany, Oregon M II. I ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SL'Rr C C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND oUR J. jjeon Albany, Oregon, office in Puree's new block. Office hours, from 8 a. m. to 4 P. M. .1. ROSSITER, VETERINARY SLR l . vcon, graduate 'of Ontario veterinary cotieirc anil niemncr of the Ontario vetenn ary medical society, is prepared to treat the uixeases or an domesticated animals on scientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable. Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Ai'janv, orcpon. cjo -d-.-u DK. I. W. STAR If, I'ilYSiriAN AND Surgeon, late of Krnwnsrilje, Or. Oltice :u resilience n corner of Iiroad:ilbin and Seventh streets. C'ai s promptly attetidcd to in city or ri.unr.jy. "IR- R KOLDEWAY. VETERINARY SI'll LJ peon, Albany, Orcein Graduate of ;er; 4TTK.t:i.s. I'. H. X. likAlklll-HN. li. w. WHIOIIT BLACKIJl KX. i WKIt;irr ATTORNEY Ai L aw. Albany. Oreiron. otficn in () i-fllow's 'leniplt. 4'ill practice in all courts oiinesiaie, antique sj)ecial attention to Ml iHiMiies. 1 J OLVI'HT N CIIAKLES E. ATTORNEY 11 at Law. Albany. ana M, fosters block, over L. E. Main's stor , T K. WKATHoKKOKH, ATTORNEY AT rl . law, Alnany, Oregon. Office in Old rellows Temple. Will pract in all the courts of rhestate, and (jive special attention io an oiiHiness. H. EWERT, PRACTICAL WATC1IMAKE and jeweler, Albany, Orcirnu, l-!iul Surveying. PA 11 KM DRS1R1NO HrRVBVIXO DONB CAN OB tain accurate and prompt work bv calling upon ex-eounty surveyor , T. T. Fisher. He haucomplete copies of fiekl notes and town ship plats, and is prepare 1 to do surveying in any part of Linn county. PostofSce address. Millers Station, Linn eountv, Oregon. P B. WINN, AGBXT FOR THE LB A J ing fire, life anifenccident insurance com panies. For Kcal. 'URNISHRD ROOMS TO HINT. City Resteiirut. ATTHB THAT H.CKIVe C6UGff A!r vm so quickly cured by 8bileh' Cure. We guarantee it, Jfoshay A; liasaa. H. F. MERRILL, Banker ALBANY, - . OREGON Sells exchange a New York, San Francisco and PorUaad. But notes, state, county and city warrants. RecciTe deposits subject to check. Interest allowed on time de posits Collections receive prompt attention Correspondence solicited. 3""Office hours from 8 a. m. to 5 r.'u' Agent for reliable fire and;niarine nsurance companies. litany Bath Honse -AX ft HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PRa)rltIETOR "Ladiee and children's hair dress, ng a specialty. Inti.ie satisfaction guaranteed LI IT. HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE rtore of general merchandise of the firm of Coshow & Cable to C: E. Stanard, I wish to call the attention of all who know themsel-es indebteJ to Coshow & Cable to call and settle at once. Having sold out on account of por health, 1 expect to change elima'e for acinic, and all accounts not settled before I st rcrxk o leave Brownsville ill he li ft with ;i;i tti. , r for collection. A word to the wise i.x ulieient. C. oosiloW.Ilrownsvi Crctn pens culiliagi", cauliflower, 'mini!-, dim', pit- pliint, frc-li, ;it !' n-.vi.i l' v Stanard. l"!,;;i cans 'ur the tliOsand at Hopkins vV Saliinarsh's. You Cannot AOord. At this season of the year to be without a good- reliable diarrhnea balsam in the house, as ciamps, colic, diarrhoea and all inflammation of the stomach and boweli are exceedingly dangerous if not attended t i at once. One bottle of BEGGS' MAKKHOKA BALSAM will do more gooit in cases of this kind than any other medicine on earth. We guarantee it. G. L. Blackmau, druggist, SPECIAL SO-TIIE. DR W. C.NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal- College of LondoD, England,' the of theHelle vue Medical College. The Dr..bas fipent tt lifetime of study and practice iSi-tjaakes af:e cialty ul clutihic du'eusea, removes cancers, scrofrla enlar cements, tumors and wens, without iiii'' or the knife: tie alfro makes a i-'ciulty of treat ment witli electricity. Has practii ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. His motto is " GOOD WILL TO ALL. i"Oflice and residence Ferry street, between Third and ronrth. 9,999.00 IN GOLD To Be Given Away. Cut ont this advertisement and send it J. LAHMER & CO., Nurseryman, Toronto, Canada, with 14 three-cent Canadian, ot 21 two-cent American postage stamps, aDd thev will send you bv mail (postpaid) in zood time for planting in April or "May next, your enoicc of any one of tne Knowing collection of plants, and enter your name In competi tion for the ,999.00 in gold that they are giving away in order to introduce their nur scry stock. Collection of Flarvt?: No, 1 2 hardy roses. No. 2 2 hard v climliinir roses. No. 32 overblooiiiiiiglroscB forhouse cul ture. No. 4 2 dahlias. No. 510 gladiola. No. ti 3 hardy grape vines. 3 Nc. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 4J each black and red: No. S-20 straw berry plants, 4 choice kint's. No. 9 :i very choice plants four house cul Ttnre.'. No. 10 S cherry currants (re('). No. 11 ." Lees prolific currants (black) No, 12 .r white grape eumnts All letters with this advertisement enclosed along with stamps for any one or more coi tions of plants, will be numbered as they come to hand, and the senders of the first thirteen hundred will receive gilts as follows: 1st fcKiO I The next 20, 10 each. 2nd 100 ! The next 40, $5 each, 3rd- 50 The next 415, $J each. 4th 30 ' 'I he next S20, $1 each.J 6th 20 1 After PO.OOO letters lia,e been received, the senders of the next 1 .100 letters will receive gifts as follows: 1st $22.ri Next 10, $15 each 2nd 135 I Next 15, $10 each 2rd - 75 I Next 40, $5 each ( 4th 5 Next 470, $2 each 5th 25 I Next 500, ! each Aft.-r PjJ.OOO letters have been received. c so lCiS ol t ir n -xt l.OOt letters will re i'.lts a toil is: an 1 2 ..,.100 each Next 5 20each 3, 4 and 5.. 75 each I Next 15 10 ech 0, 7 and 8. . . 50 each Next 304 3 each 3.10,11,12. 2ft each I Next 693 leach After 150,000 letters have been received the senders of the next 1.109 letters will receive gifts as follows: 1 $100 each I Next It $20 eacb 75 each Next 25 , 10 each Next 5S5 2 each Next 479 1 each 3 and 4 60 each Next 5 25 each Any person may tend any number of times for any of the above collections. If o cents in stamis extra is senl, we will send in June next a printed list of the names of allpersoas who are entitled to gifts. We make this liberal offer to readers of the Hrrai.d, knowing it will not pay us now, but our object is to intro luce our stock ana Dana up a trade. Our mailing points are Toronto and Shrubmount. Ont., Kocnester, . Louisville, Ky., Plainesville, O., and Chicago, 111., and we will guarantee all stock to reach our customers in good condition. We employ no ae-ents, but deal direot with customers, and can sell and deliver stock to any part of the I'nited States or Canaoa a about one half the price charged by other nurserymen, through agents. Remember we will not be undersold by any reliable Ann. Send us a list of wants and we will quote you priees; or 10 cento for a hand-ome illustrated catalogue which you may deduct from your first order. Address all letter J. LAHMER & CO., Nursery nen, TORONTO, CANADA. WANTED. THOSE WISHING A FIRST I class piano, sewing machine, the latest music or artists' materials, will find a bargain by calling at Mrs. B. Hy man's. The pianos are fully guar anteed for fire - years. The best pianos made to stand the climate of the Paoifio coast. ; The1 New Ameri can Sewing Machine will please most fastidious. Painting ana music les sons civen there. Stamping, Km broidery and Dressmaking done to order. No. 115 1st at., AiDany, ur. For chilblain and frost-bites luse Chamberlain's Pain-Balm. When promptly applied to the frozen parts it will pi event the skin from turning black or peeling off. It allays the itchinjr and smarting of chilblains and soon restores the part to a healthy condition. For sale by Foohay Mason. ALBANY Collegiate Institute ALBANY, I88 A Eull Corps : OREGON .....t88 of Instructors. Classical, scientific, literary, commercial and normal classes. Ajurues 01 siuay ar ranged to meet the needs of all grades of students. Special inducements offeree' to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from $.',.r0 lo $12.50 Per Term, Instrumentaiynstruction in music will given by Miss Laura Goltra. Board in private families U low rates, and r.,,mu f.ir lf hniriliTi? at fiffiall evitenfir. A careful supervision exercised over 'pupils away from hoine.B For circulars and Iiillj particulars.: atllrm tl ijpritsideot. KtV. hUiUtl A. tUAUIl, Albany, Orefon, OVER I THE WIRES. An Important Railroad Confer enee Held in New Yoik. THKEK SMIii;i.KKS K1I.LKU. lie Beet 8agir ledustry ia Enropf Cases of Tellcw Fever at Qnebio Tfce Do:ish War. The Hutu's Special Dispatcnes.l .New ioitK.Jiilv 10. i-fordin to th "World's special of this morning a conference was lield in the city yesterday which may re sult in diverting a large share of the I'nion Pacific trallic across (.'auiiua to the seaboard. J he con ference was for the purpose of con sidering the advisability of building a line southwest in Wisconsin from the connection with the "Soo'' line to Sioux City and Council Bluffs, which will give the Union Pacific a direct line to a connection with the Canadian Pacific. This will result in a shorter route to the sea board by several hundred miles than as heretofore via Chicago. ItKET SUGAR. European Capitalist Engaging in the Busiiiexs. London , July 17. The confer ence of delegates from the counsel engaged in the production uf beet sugar was held at Brussels on Monday. The conference formed the syndicate bank, which will establish branches and agencies in all the principal cities of the world. The capital will be $3,0:56,000. The bank will do no special sugar busi ness, but will sell sugar on commis sion and make loans to tnatiu fecturers, The profits will be di vided among the members. The bank will also furnish members with news concerning the sugar markets. FIGHT WITH SMl'GGLEKS. Two CiistomK Officers and Three Smugglers Killed. City of Mkxico (via (ialveston), July 17. A fight has taken plate at Puerto Del Agua, state of Nuevo Leon, between a party of thirty smugglers and a force of custom house guards, in which two guards and three smugglers were killed. A waterspout destroyed the town of Chipopay, state of Guerrero, sit noon to-day. The War Against the Dervishes. Caiko, July H. Advices from the front state that (ieneral Jran ftfld has assumed command of the Egyptian troops that occupy a po sition near the village of Bollana. Nad e! Junix, the Dervish leader, occupies a s'rono- position at Khooe. The Dervishes number 2500 fighting men and several thousand reinforcements are com ing to them from Dongola. Tke I.arky Numbers. New Orleans, July 17.--Follow-ing are the numbers winning the large prizes in to-day's drawing of the Louieiana lottery : First, 42, 758; second, 15,166; third, 08,51 i ; fourth, 9223; fifth, 5784; sixth, 40,959; seventh, 80,170; eighth, 32,304- ninth, 7S,111; tenth, 73, 384; eleventh, 17,326. Oregoa Weather. fc"AN Francisco, July 16. Fore cast to 8 a. m. Wednesday : For Oregon and Washington territory, generally fair weather, westerly windg and slightly winner. Yellow Ferer. Quebec, July" 16. There is sup posed yellow fever on board the ship premier. The captain is dead and two sailors are down with the disease. Warning. The modes of death's aooroach are various, and statistics 6how conclusive ly that more persons die from diseases of the throat and lungs than any other. It is probable that everyone, without exception, receives vast numbers of lubctcic ueruis into the system and where these germs fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, at first slowly and is shown by a slight tickling sensation in the throat and if allowed to continue their ravages they extend to the lunes nro ducing consumption and to the head, causiag catarrh. Aow oil this is dangerous and if allow ed to proceed will in time cause death. A t the onset you must act with promptness; allow ing a cold to go without attention is dangerous and may lose you your life. As soon as you feel that some thing is wrong with your throat, lungs or nostrils, obtain a bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. It will give jou im mediate relief. Piles! Piles! Piles! l)r William's Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for blind, bleed ing or itching piles ever discovered. It never fails to cure O'd cases of long standing. Judge Coons, MaysTillc, Ky, 6ays: "Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment cured me after years of suffering." , Judge Coflinburr, Cleveland, O, says: "I nave found by experience that Dr. William's Indian Pile Ointment sives immediate and permanent relief." We have hundreds ol mu icsu monial!'. D.) not suffer an instant lonr';r. Sold by druggists at oOc and $ I per box. Sold by Kosbay & Mason, Albany, Oregon. The "Pacilic Arsraud" ranges both four and six hole. An Eastern stove made e.-pecially for this coast's trade Sold only bv (ieo W. Smith, Albany Don't forct ll'iit at Mrs. B. E. Hvniaii's is the place to get jour sew I h'g machines, j IN BATHINU ATTIKE. Fash iona hie Girl at Kesort. the Seaile Niv York World. All up aaJ down our coast this week the doors of the bath-houses arc otien to admit an army of full Hedged asgcls, who come fsrtu ar rayed ia every color ef the rainbow and clothed with evry uevice which the ingenious feanale mind can produce t increase her general bewifchiognes-3, and make the sirens anu nierniiiiai, in mcir nn tiqua'cd nsh-tail ,costumes. retire ;o the ueenest depth ot the ocean in iealous disgust. The summer young woman has come frth pie- pared to conquer, and on: ot tier urest weapons with wiuco to uaz- zlc ami coniounu tue suutuici young man is the costume iu Wiiich she modestly and nnlf shaiaclaced appears upon tne sands when &he makes her liist dash iuto the &alt wdtc. It is astonishing, however, to tee how ooa she recovers lroni this shamefacedoess. During the wiu ter'to have shown auy part of her stockings save the embreidered silken instep, curved up from her satin slipper; would have made her blush herself half to death, and this sudden summer rise of her skirts up- to her knees makes her look very pink and conscious the first time she comes out of a bath house. "What makes all those girls walk se queerly?" asked au innocent youth the other oaj as a crowd t them came down across the white strip f sand and plunged into the sea. "Oh," explained his compan ion, who was reposing abont in his scant bathing suit and striking at titudes to oisplay his shape and muscle, -'they are trying to add the eighth of an inch to the length of their skirts by keeping their knees bent; but you give them time they wid get over that and walk all right before the summer is done." Iudeed, by the second week in July they will forget all about their earlier emotions, and will stop on the beach to bow and chatter to their acquaintances, or take a stroll up and down before they go into the water, allewing their best young men to make en gsgements with them for dances at i lie Casino that night, or te intro due to them his best friend a per fect stranger who arrived (torn Philadelphia on the night train. She makes no apology and feels no embarrassment about the brevity ot her att'.re. It is rigidly exacted of fashion- I able widows tbst they shall bathe ! in mourning. If the dear departed is a recent loss they must meuru j from head to fort and have not a i touch ef any celor, not even white, j u'oout them ; if time has somewhat j assuaged the anguish of widow j hood the bathing dress may be eun i broiderod in white or have o liar and revor? of the same, aid if a year a,nd a half has elapsed since her husband became an angel, eeu the most rigid consider her justified io having her bathing dress made either ef gray, white or yiolet serge. This fashon was staitsd bv the pretty widow of O Donuel! ot Balti more, who was called upon to mourn a rich young husband, who died alter a briof union . This c corred in the spring, aid when BQniaer tame the doctors iasi ted that sea bathing was necessary as a cur lor her aerveus relaxation breugLt on by mental suffering, and she a p pared, shrouded iu crape, at a fashiouabla watering-place. Then the question arese concerning the bathing drees. Ne one vr were black batbiag dresses, and the afflicted relict utterly refused to appear anywhere, eveu ia the ea, except ia garments of the deepest sable. There was a visible sensarioa when she cant down to the beach one meroing all in black from top to toe, with her very white arms and shoulders bare, and little bine silk handkerchief tied coeuettishly ever her golden hair. Before a week was over every man in the place was occupied in secur ing an introduction to that pathetic little black figure, and the cheerful' wemen in their light-colored gowns were nowhere at all. Since that time widows all oyer the country have adopted the fashion and regu lated it by fixed law. IHIOWNED IN SKIM MII.K. The Curious Fte of l.ittl Boy. Philadelphia I'rem. The people who Jive in the country round about Septimus Tur ner's farm-house, two miles from Bristol, cannot believe that Farmer Turner's grandchild, George Dwyer. was drowned in a wash boiler full nf milk. It is a fact, though, that Farmer Turner's fifteen-months-old grandchild was found drowned and that he was dioned io a boiler full of Farmer Turner's milk. The drowning has caused a sen - sation . amoji; the p(,c: !e of that vicinity because the Iutnersare well know,, and nearly every j wagon that p:istd the farm cairied i sonic one wl o kt:ew the bright lit-i tie toddli-r who met his death on Monday morning. The cows oa j Turcer's farm were watered about j sunrise and thcntlriven over to tbo barn, where the farm hand sta.lcd and milked them. Luter the milk was carried over to the rpinghouse, wl;ere .Mrs. Turner aod little George D'vvtr were. L'ttle Geuite vai the nride of Turner's farm, beiug the kitd old farmer's vour.gsst grandchild. Ihe voun"stcr, nlv 15 months old, was btieo'er than most infants at that age aid could romp among the daisy patches as well as Farmer Turner's da.ihter couid. In fact he has been walking since he was 10 months old. Mrs. Turner took the child .with her an her regular morning trtp to the dai:y on Men day, and "white she attended to some churning and othr work, tittle Gcerge todd.'cd around the sprioghouae. A big wash boiler of skimmed milk was drawn on in a churn and placed n th floor, around wbicii the child in boyish glee skipped and jumped. After a while Mrs. Turner was called to the barn and went there, leaving the boy to play with the boiler filled with milk. When he was alone Geergie quieted and every lew seconds would reach over the side, dip his fingers in the milk ' and taste ir. Then he wanted to see what it was that tasted sogoed, and to do so jumped up and down, iij the can, leaking over the rinv ever time he get bis head high., eaeugc. Then the youngster put one loet over the edge and dipped his bead in te get a drink. This- ws a fatal move, fer the child lost his halasce and fell headlong int. the white flnid, with his feet stick ing out ever the edge ef the can. One ef Mr. Turner's little daugL ters came iate the dairy and, see ing Georjtie's feet up, ran and tried to pull her little nephew out, but. failed. Then she called bcr mother,, who lifted the child eut. He was dead. Dr. Petts ef Bristol was hastily, summoned and tried to restore respiration, but failed, the child having been dead some time. rr.OGKEKKIVE I'lEGANS. They Steal Xo More Horses, but Work for a Living. Great Kails Tribune. Major Baldwin, the Indian agent i at the Piegan agency, was asked Wednesday by a inbuae reporter tue condition, prospects and general progress of the utble red men nader his care. Major Bu.J win might have been amazed at the extent ef his modest request, but he spoke as follows to the scribe: "The Piegan Indians are in good condition; they hae bright pros pects and are making steady pro gress. They have Quit hore-stal- jing. 2st a depredation claim lor j loss ef property has been filed ! against thorn fer an act committed j within the past three years, al i tboneh numerous claims are pend- j ing fer rebberits prior to that time. lbe Piegans kve wholly abandon ed the medicine ledge, or annual gathering, one of the weret institu tions of Indian life and the cause f much crime." 'They have built." continued Major Baldwin, "sixty miles : fence about their homes and farms,. Gone of which existed two years- g nicy munu Hll meir OW& freight from Fort Benton last year. ami were paid in casn lor ing fee. -They are more honest, iadnj- trious and eaterprisie,; than they ever were. r.. "Are they well led?" inquired the reporter, having in mind their suffer iogs some jears ago. "Thej are. We distribute meat (from twenty te twenty-six good beef steers) among thorn weekly. When I took charge ( the agency only eight steers were killed weekly. As to animals, they are all better off. We received recent ly ten fine Norman stallions and 100 good American mares, so as to improve their stock. They hare now plenty of machinery, mowers and reapers, and are qualified take care of them. The best men in this country bear witness to their improved condition.' The Piegan is also "going it alone." On that point Major Bald win said . "Many of them have taken Bp lands in severalty, although none has been allotted them as yet. The wish for such allotment tends to break np their tribal relations." - ' DiHMrMlng aa I ascrn Foe. ' "This wap sometime a paradox," aa 11a ru let aays. Since, however, the people of America and other .'an have been enabled lo pit lfos tetter Stcmajh Bitters against that unseen foe, malaria, it is no longer a paradox, tit an easv possibil-iy. Whatever malaria evolves its misty vcnonvlo poisoa the air, and dce&yhig unwhole some vegetation impregnater the water, there, in the very i-tronghoio of miasma, is the auxCiarv potent to disarm the foe and :tt--ur- efficient protection. Fever and ague, bilioua remittent, dumb sgue nrt airue cake, no mutter huw tenaciously they have fatcni:" their clutch m"ih. sys tem, are first forced to relax their s ras and rventiuiily to :ii:mdm it alto gether. Hut it ir preventive force that s-hould rhirf'y rivommcnd the Hitters lopcrMMis dwelling in ma hiria iirsed lni-aiilics, for it is a cc rtain I' K-klcr of defercc against whin h the enemy .s piweileBs. Cures, like wise. Iyspi'ii-'ii. rheumatism, kidney and !i!litii;s ailment?. Ntv foods at IRead.s t i s 1 V r"r : as.