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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1898)
THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT Q $1,00 Per Year. VOL, XXIII. Ladies Who Suffer prom any con)plair)t peculiar to their sex—such as Profuse, Pati) ful, Suppressed or Irregular Men¬ struation, are soon restored to health by Bradfield's Female Regulator. It is a combination of remedial agents which have been used with tfje greatest success for nyore than 25 years, arjd known to act speci¬ fically with and on tk>e organs of Menstruation, and recomnyended for such complairyts I I oijly. It tyever fails Jrg \ to give relief arjd g | restore the health j | of the suffering ■ womaiy. It should f\ AV A be takeQ by tlje V ■ girl just budding i iiyto womanhood 0A wheq Meostrua tion is Scant, Sup- 11 pressed, irregular Jf 1 *. or Pai q f u 1, aryd all delicate worpeiy should use it, ds its tooic properties hove a won¬ derful influence in toning up and strengthening the systeri) by driv¬ ing through the proper channels dll impurities. menstruation “A daughter from of one of my customers and cold, missed and arriving puberty exposure her health completely on at was wrecked, When until she was twenty-four years of ago, upon my recommendation, she used one bottle of Bradlleld’s Female Regulator, com¬ pletely restoring,her J. W. Exllcms, to hoe Water 1th.” Valley, Miss. The Bradfiecd Regulator Co., Atlanta, Qa. SOLD »V. ALL DRUGGISTS AT SI PER BOTTLE. jk \ym v£» MEN //ft FA Are tully restored • tv hagqaktvs si'M c ri lw C'lFIC TA 1 :i.GTS. 1 Pox, SSi'T I [11 ky «1.00; mall. 3 Address, hose* $2.6U, by Hanaro's Specific Co 1 J 'ATLANTA, GA. Full partifulfiFS »ont by mail ou nppthjaUoa. $2.50 Reward The Haggard Specific Cp. Will ttuve boxws.oL.tlvOA’; Specific TaW "‘ ........ as oi„itw%f VVeliave iWf'r •ab.ets without decided benefit. m ver heard of a single case. [■•'•*•*■’- ; tablets hwve failed to giTO satistactory found re Stilts, and if there is a person to lie who lias used them without benefit we want to know wlio he is and where to find him. They never fail to cure kidney and bladder troubles and affections ot the genital organs and overcome all debility liiAl weakness in both men and women. They improve the appetite, aid digestion and assimilation and overcome couslipa tion. They have vital effect on ail of the secretory organs and establish A healthy condition of tiie mucous and gland secre tions in every part of tiie body; overcome all torpid conditions of the capillaries and secure* perfect circulation of tiie blood, so that every organ is supplied and every function is norma? and healthy.- Being fho only remedy ever compounded that fully meets the logical physiological is con ditions of the human system, it no won¬ der that they give results unknown to medical science. No matter if the doc¬ tors and all remedies have failed, try the Tablets and be convinced tlrat they are superior to all known remedies. Their ^ affect on the nerve centres is a complete surprise to physicians who have used them. Cases that have baffled tiie skill of best physicians and no remedies seemed to beneut, have been: promptly controlled and permanently cured by the Tablets. Cases where injections of morphine have been resorted to as the only means of even temporary relief have been promptly trouble con trolled by tiie Tablets and the completely overcome by their use. Boxes Price One Box 81.00, rr Three 82.50- If not on sale in your locality, or¬ der direct from Haggard Specific Co., At¬ lanta, Ga. This is the Man XAjftO S ^ /E |i KE SSp rA V.’S , - «2r rtf FA- ^ A, « -®T,S «! A • Free! -j; ,-N'V f £ ; 4 ^ ^"8 ) ■ Oi (WfS 34 SHELLABERGElt, I t tjku I ant m nr: u 2 - nml r \ nrH 4=S m ga-g-S w ttll Ejffij tffl '. c g S § L. ?| tlm if3| ^ S'S K. * «• > p !!l l > ^2? tie i?iy Freiffc!.'«=so “v. o ^9 and TThiskey Habits cured at home w:th __tknlars oatpain. Bookofpr.r- EE. sent Fa B.M.WOOLLEY, M.D. AUnubt, OSee l&i N. Pryor St GA.. FRIDAY. MARCH 25 , 1898 . SHARON ITEMIZED, - Wi at tlse People of that Thriving Town Are Doing 11V C. 1.. 11 AGIIY. Mis. Hull Kendrick made a visit t > her parents last week. Wo were quite sick last week for a day v>r so and are not feeling well yet. Mr. Ed. Keating is still making im provements at his residence near Sharon, Mr, W. F. .McKeon intends making some improvements on his residence soon. Mr. anti Mrs. G. AY. Brown were visit ing relatives and friends Imre last week. Miss Sarah St Clair, we are told, of near Barnett, will move to other sections soon. A FRICANA will cure Syphilis and Old Sores to Stay Cured. Elisha Moore is running a farm on the Dr. Kendrick’s old plantation this year near Sharon. Jesse Taylor says he aiut going to take stock in next court week. He will retire to private life. Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation' forever. 10c.‘Sc. HC.C.C. fail, druggists rtf uwdmoney. Mr. L. S. Jackson bus life hotel finished all but the guttering and painting. looks nice too. Bro. Mike Taylor says he lias sweet potatoes so plentiful that lie is feeding them to liis cows. T.> Curt. Ot»»isU\mlitr.i forever. Take Casearets Ca nity Cathartic. 10c or 25a If C C. C. fait to cure, clrug(-;istn refund money Moore & Flynts saw mill was broke down last week bat they have got it fixed up alright again. Mr A. D. Moore had a big job of wheel work this week for Mr. Ellick’s mill engine at Hillman, To ( uro Ct.iistipuMorl forever. Take Casta rets Candy Cathartic, 10c (T 25c. if C. 0. c. fail lo cure, druggists refund mcnev. AY hen you want any tin work don’t forget to write or call on 0, L. Bagby, tire tinner, Sharon. Mr. George Pouche and sons will do tiic minting ou Hotel Jackson and G. L. Bagby the tin work. No-To-tlac tor Fifty Cants. Guaranteed ' obucco habit cure, wakes weak men strong, blood pure. 5Uc,fl. All UniKBists. Mr. K. H. Jackson was doing house work at the Convent ias ?ek. Bob 'is 8,,^* ■y. ^ylor ’ end family miVe .Major Jack moved from the liockei place back to their old tramping, ground. Kducuto Your n..««i* with i'«*cnrots. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation fou-cr. t0r,25c. if C. C. C. fail, druiissistsr-ifnud!».>■ vVhen you go to Ciawfordville call on •,, (lom ho will te ]l you some funny ’ stones . and se.l goods cheap. Mrs. Emma Croak has had some "<>ik j on( . 0Q her premises the past week. Mr. M- J Muhci vr-.lie.-doinctiie Ooing tnc work, no • A large crowd attended preaehm = at Jennings last Saturday and Sunday to h R( , Vi T. B. AVest preach. lfM****££ BlwlHiwSv maNUBIAN TEA cures Dyrpep gia, Constipation and Indi gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, 25 cts. Mr. David Taylor is now pulling the bell line over Dr. A. C. Davidson’s plow horse. Dave is a good worker. Mr. AVhite, an insurance agent of Spar¬ ta, was with us hist week He is a goto! talker and a jolly old gentleman. Planters CUBAN OIL cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Rheu matism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. \V > learn that our future postmaster, Air. AA’iliiair. Moore, lias made his bond and will take charge of our post office sorn* CUBAN RELIEF cures 0 -NeuralgiaaudTootliaclie v i: ^|.. e )n i n utes. Sour Stomach and .Summer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. All aboye yoods for sale by P. G Lucas. Sharon Masonic Lodge met on Friday night of last week. Dr. R. J. Iteid and Mr. J. AV. Tucker of Crawfordville Lodge were with us. ,• cyvs , roniA. The fes- —• Is on lisiile evety tlgESSUM ^ vraypes a Major Jack Taylor and his son Will ;«rc in the beet market business now. It looks like every body is going into the beef and Inrse trading business CASTOHIA. The fae- Is a simils S, Bleiaturs , ^ Of * All letters pertaining to court business in the 602nd district Taliaferro county should be addressed to me at Sharon. C. L. W-»y. X. P. Ex. J. P. WHO’S SHELLABERGER ? He’s the Wire Fence Man, of Atlanta, Ga., and telUthe utk-tand cheapest fencing :n Vj.i omcc tor all purposes. Catalogue free. Write for it. Mr. A. I. Strom was in Sharon last week looking up dock tud wbteh w -rk but tiie business of that kind was too dull for him and he did not tarry long. CikSTOjaiA. Tt-'hi- h a iiaiis erery tijEi-one jr vr.y/ii. a Je-se Brown savs it is a 7 od time now for him to form a lazv - club. He has’nt much else to do as he is out of a jotr an i don’t care whether he works or not. “IN THE INTEREST OF LL THE PEOPLE." No Gripe old-fash When you take Hood's Fills. The big, toned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to pieces, are not in it with Hood’s. Easy to take Hood’s and easy to operate, is true Rills of Hood's Pills, which are up to date in every respect. Safe, certain and sure. All druggists, ace. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass, The only fills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla . M « understand that Mr. Bud W right l«w quite the saw mill business. Bud is a g ood bushiess and is co mpctent to attend to most any kind of , business. , Mr. Owen Rickerson, of Warren, was with us last week buying up beef eattlc. Owen is a hummer on that liue and if you don’t mind lie will cle m you up every time. We have a bantam rooster that will run every other chicken that comes in tire yard ai d it is a pretty bird. I believe lie could be educated so he would fight any thing. Jhm't Tobacco Spit and Smote lour l ife Away. To tjuit tobacco easily and forever, bo mag netic. lull of tiro, nervo and vigor, take .N't-'i'o Bar. the woudcrworlsur, that makes weak men strong. All drugBitta, 50c or SI. Cure guaran¬ teed. Booklet and sample free. Address starling Romedy Co., Chicago or New York. .Miss Lillian Arnett has some of (lie prettiest made bonnets we ever saw. She got her pattern, we think, from Atlanta. ’The ladies all should go and take, a pattern from them. Mr. Felix Taylor lias not got him a wife yet but is still roving about to get one. He is with Devil Pale this year near Ray town. Tom will pick him outa wife if Felix will accept one. “How to Cure all Skin DtsenAo.” Simply apply “Swayne’a Ointment ” No internal medicine required. Cures fetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face, hands* nose, <fcc.., leaving Its the skin clear, wldto and iicaltliy. great heal¬ ing and curative powers are possessed by no S other Ointment, remedy. Ask Druggist for wayne’s Messrs. Crawford Walker ami ’To Howell, of nenr Powelton, were with n~ last week. They talked ve • v\f< bushiess -ft* /eye.§ ,* 1 M** jrAdy about tne vuu m their section of the country. All parties due Mr. A. 1). Moore, Sharon, for work for 1897 in the 503nd distriit Taliaferro county will please come for¬ ward and settle with me. As I mil au¬ thorized to collect said accounts. C. L. Bagby. Cuejilen’* Arnica Salv*. *Plio Best Salve in the world for" Ctita, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fev¬ er, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erupt ons, and posi¬ tively cures Plies, or nn 'pa v faauired. It is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded @ Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. E. J. Reid. Uncle Billy Burke, who has been sick with cancer so long, lias moved to Sharon and is occupying the home of Mrs. Kate Burke, Jiis daughter-in-law. Ills daughter Mrs. Marion Johnson is attend¬ ing him and no doubt wifi do her duty towards him in his sad afflictions. We made a pleasant little call on Dr. Arthur Beazley and his most excellent wife, Mrs. Beazlcy’s school at Mildrafon Grove has clesen'for the present. Slie is a most excellent teacher and has much experience as a tutor and gives her patrons general satisfaction. THE WHOLE system feels the ■ effect of flood’s Sarsaparilla—storn ach, liver, kidneys, heart, neives are strengthened and SUSTAINED. AVe liated to see the boys of Crawford ville so stirred up about the war last week. Some of them have got all the afflictions and ailments allotted to mankind. Now hoys don’t cross the bridge before you get to it. There is no fun in war until y-'i get into it then yoiv will see the monkey, tail and all. Everybody Says So. Casearets Candy Cathartic, the most won dei ful inxdica.1 diseoverv of tiie age, p eas ant and refr-shimr to the taste, act gently and positivHj-on kidneys, fiver and t-ov'em, cleansing the entire s; •; m. dt- '.c!_ • '■ yh wiiirW^ndw'rbS Bold and of C. V. C. to-<l«v; 10,25, wi druggists. cents. guaranteed to cure by ail On the evening of the loth instant at the Barnett Methodist church Miss Kya Wlieelcr of Warren county was niled in marriage to Mr. Ben Maxwell o. »» gust a. After they were united they -eft on tiie fast train for Augusta. Miss Eva is one of AVarrencountysprettiest young ladies and a daughter of the iatc Bartocy Wlieelcr known to mobt of people in t.his and Warren counties. litseascs of the Blood and Nerves. No one need Buffer with neuralgia, 'i iti disease is quickly and permanently disease cu ri jqf by Browns’ Iron Bitttrt. stomach, Every chronic the blrKki, nerves and or otherwise, succumbs to Browns’ ir&& . Bitters. Known and used for nearly a qaarter of a century, it stand- to-day for4i most amon^ our most valued rem^i iq&. Browna’ Iron Bitters is sold by all deal' rs. Without A Rival. A a positive cure for sprains,bruises, at •] pains of all kinds, Salvation Oil hai no equal. Mrs. Frank Juif, 518 Gi iiot Ave., Detroit, Mich., writes : “I used Salvation Oil in my family and Ah say it has no rival as a Uni¬ mex, it certainly cures pains. I Spn ted my ankle and it cured me and ince then I have always used it for any rains and bruises.” Salvation Oil’s so.d for only 25 cents. No other remedy n wil do the work as promptly. 4 HELENA DOTS, , ,3Y I. N. C. Spr fig weather. Mrs Willie Aimer visited Helena Sun¬ day. Jy Mr, Griffith am, family spent Thursday in lb ismi; Fai* iers plant'ng corn and will plant a big cotton crop. MivF-M. Akins, of Helena, is on the sick Hstthis week. Mr. .tflPBk Richardson, of Triplet, has complains! his tine house. Mrs. Eliza Norman is haying some im¬ provements done outlier homo. Mr. ‘. A. Caldwell went down to Tlg nal on business Wtllnesday hist. Mr! jjl. T. Raylc’s littitt daughter, Jellle lias hefts quite sick hut is some better. Mr. a id Mrs. Billie Boatwright visited their ..'htndmothcr at this place <■ Mr. a id Mrs. D.rye Walker, from near Taliafncjq passed through Helena Holiday. Miss lEggic Boatwright visited Misses Mat and Mas Strozier Saturday uiglit and Suudjy^^ A. , Mr, '. and Mrs, P. G. Stewart and baby of Hi eteikiYe visiting relatives in Taliafer. ro eouiq -—f Mx-m Ernwiil has gone , to Anon , on ■ |fdU "W go to Newton before he C0B *W jl Eg. Aft.; Mack Bently and children from® hereJB i|iircvisiting ft: their parents MLMik Mr. s. [>. o. why lie Mn’t because* be may tell b« wmiu. j of* v.cfTir<iK(; ? - .>*v/A. i bey wiilsi ■i did’j wheat mpl. Lmvy. t tyfl Maltbie, of'Cntwrordville, was In” Ilolpja this wuelc - visiting his sister Mr.^ M| j q Evans and Ids grand mother r .y Eliza Norman, and friends. W’e are -rjad to lia\e him in Helena. A 1 Bents the Klondike. Mr. Teju,, C. Thomas, of Marys ville, has found a more valuable .discovery than has yol been maejs j n the Klondike. For years he buffered untold agony from consumption, accompanied by hemorqrres; and was absolute ly cured l^y Dr, King's Now Dis¬ covery foil< Consumption, Coughs and ColdtL. 4jttl© He declares that gold is of value in compari¬ son with (this marvelous cure; would havil. it even if it cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma Bronchitis and all throat and lung affections arc positively cured by Dl'. Consumption. King’s New Dis covery for Trial bottles freest Dr. R. J.* Reid’s drug store. Guaranteed ’ Regular size 50c. and $1.00. to CiU’O or price refunded. v In the year 1'7 <>o there was vy one newspaper in fink country. ---t— —Z. - A five acre erojpof tobacco was ohl in Kentucky the othU ,i a y for 5768.07. ONE 01, TWO WAYS. The ladder waL created for one pur pose,namely, a ts refeptapie fov the mine. ,, nf j as gucli it m',t liable to any form of isease except liy n, ne 0 f two ways. first.way is The front second imperfect acton of kidneys. of way iH from careless local treatment other diseases'. CH1CF CAUSE. Unlmalthy urine f rom ml i K .aithy kid ney* . is tiie . elilef , . , caa eofldadder ,. , , , troubles, . . , the womb, like tin; bladder, was creat for „nepurport'. • ; ; it not doctored -»-<••• » not lMIe - weakness ordtoq except in rate cases p situated back of and very close to U JC 1,bidder, therefore any pain, disease or q.cmrenienee man! rested in the kidm-yq > i nK fc, bladoer or urinary passage is oft „, by mistake, «' tributed to female Vrakneni or womb trouble of some sort. The error is easily !lia de and may i«s en '.1 avoided. To find out correctly, net yot r urine aside for twenty foftr hours; a stdiment or settling indicates kidney or blunder trouble. The ^ KjimerV ^ theextraor( iry effect of I)r. S\vam|)-R<k,t ie great kidney, lui (l bladder remedy i- on realized. 111 need a medicine yo mould iiave the At druggists fifty ;nts anti one do! jar. You may iiave a s ,f, bottle and pliampict, 'noth sent mail, upon receipt of three two-c saps to cover cost of postage bottle, Mention the Advocate -!)< yotir address to It. Kihr kCo harnton, N. Y. The 1 let l " r.t t);l 1 . )( . r .ruamntee the g- enes s 'of this u< -' r ' COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents’ Reports of What Their Neighbors Talk tlie 11 it openings in Their Kespective Lo¬ calities. All the News. Mildrajon dew drops. BY A. II. C. ROBINSOD DOTS in IXCCt; MIL'S. The beautiful spring-time has come. With all its birds and flowers, And may both young and old Spend’ many joyous hours. Vi. B. Mitchell .spent Tuesday here. Dr. Lunsford is iking dental work here this week. ’There are two schools near here, both having a good attendance. Mr. Arris Hobbs, of Riverside, visited friends hero this week. There was a party at Mr. 1!, li. Dixon's Tuesday night; all had a nice time. Farmers have commenced planting corn. It is a good move in the right direction to raise plenty of corn this year, Mr. Charles Googer, of Crawfordville, was here Sunday to see relatives at this place. Come again young man we are al¬ ways glad to see you. Free Fibs. Send your address to II E Bucklcu & Co., Chicago, and got uiToe sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. Thmjti lulls are easy in action and art) particularly effective in tho cure of Coiisfypution and Sick Hoaduolio, For Malaria and L -; V ov troublos they have been iuv ,iluablo. They urd guaranteed Aopj deleterious to be perfectly SllbsUuce free OVOTy pUTtjly Vegetable. r< . u j | Q They do R0t wectlfffli by thoir action, but by giving fyne to fliOttlftch CWrt bOWtiltt KofjuJ tXV f^oid by X)i*. G0MB8 ITEMS. BY L. Mr. Jim Moore Ins a very sick baby. Mrs, Nun Lunceford visited Mrs. L. M. Moss this week. Mr, II. E. Wall made a Hying trip to Robinson'this week. Our vicinity is on a boomr Mr. AV. O. huncef«trd is hauling boards, M ™ tV ' Lunceford vM * on halier Mr. J. W. Rieves this week, Mrs. Cannon Is visiting her daughter 0vL> Lunceford who is quite sick M»'t Yirs. Mary Lunceford is visiting ho r daughter Mrs. C. II. L. Shorrer of Wilkes C(>ullty Our accomplished school teacher Kitty Iieazley spent anight with Mrs, Lee Beazley of Greene county tills week. Miss Kate Rivers loft, this week to spend awliilu with Mrs. Martha Luiiccfsrd. Don’t stay long Miss Kate for yon know his heart feels lonely while you are no far a way from home, Cheer up old boy you can go down there and carry her to Sunday school just tiie same. -- New Burlier Shop. I will be in C'rawfordville regularly every Friday to serve tiie people of this section.' First class work in hair cutting shaving and shampooing. Stiop at Mr. Lucas’ Store. Give me a call, JOHN W. Wild,CAMS, JAiirbcr, Crawfordville, <?a. MOORE’S HILL. BY SPY. It seemsf that quilting is the talk 110 , 7 . y V( . r trthin«' looks sweet like spring now. Some of th<- farmers are through! ... 111 ^ corn. Mr. Clmrlie Ogletree and wife spent Sundav ouiiaay at at .hi Mr . J C. • Lunceford’s. Janie and Annie Cary were visit *«* 111 u >" netglilwrltood . last week. Some of the people from Crawfordville Wf . re out at t jj e m iU last Monday enjoying themselves , fishing. . Mr. J. C. Lunceford and wife spent ftatiirdaV and Sunday with Mr. E. If - Ogletrecund fami.y. A[,.c Sr .. Prior Chapman and Virgil lV * , « undav . last with Messers, ’ ' ' Oscar and ilobcit . Moore. Mr. A. S. Lunceford ha* two hogs to kill yet, but it don’t look like now he is going to ha-.e any suitable weather for it, AVe are sorry timt WC caused a young man to quit passing by hem in the day time and go the other way and then hack this way at mght. Come on >»v herein the day, young man. if you wish; wc will try not put it in the anymore. In Advance* NO- 5 . Royal makes the iood pure, wholesome and delicious. P» S @ HkiS® POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL CAKING POWbCR CO., NEW YORK. Some men give most of their attention t) things that never happen, A numbei of submarine mines are being placed in the Savannah river. The Atlanta women are making a strong effort in behalf of Mrs. Nobles. A traveler can get around the world in fifty days. Save The Children. When children are attacked with cough, cold and croup, Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup will prove a quick and sure cure. Mr. Elmer E. Baker, Blandon, Pa., writes: “We have used Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup for cough, cold and croup, and found it the best cough medicine and cure for these affections. We never run out of it, but always keep it on hand.” Dr. X til’s Cough Syrup is sold everywhere for 25 cents. Insist on having it. Our Honor Roll. Tlie following kind patrons have paid their subscriptions since our last issue: A. Ogletmi 35e to May ‘Jb. ’98. J. II. L. Hill 50c hr July I, ’98. Miss Kate Daily 50c to Aug. 4, 98. If, L. Berman 81 L> Feb, 11 Till. A. Avery96e to Jnlj 'UH. Puny Children Who Would pres, ribe only tonics and bitters for a v/eak, puny child ? Its muscles and nerves are so thoroughly ex hausted that they cannot he whipped into activity* The child needs food ; a blood making* nerve-strengthening and muscle-building food. 8LflHii$tOlH . oCOtl S of Cod-Liver Oil Is all of this t and you still have a tonic in the hypophosphites of lime and soda to act with the food. For thin and delicate children there is no remedy superior to it in the world. It means growth, strength, plumpness and comfort to them. Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. 50 c. «nd $ 1 . 00 , all druggists. SCOTT & HOWNF., Chemists, New York. ll women Should “Old know that the Time” Kemedy, 1 A. I mm 1 1 Ts the bent for Featle Trouttn. Corrects t rr.-Lrulart: I'-s!;; female Ox ‘:unr. Slioula taken forChan;or.(Lilean«i before klerterx ’-Old Vi.-ne" l>;a;edns have stood the test for twenty years. only by IT; y; M/nlicineCo.. Chat » k;:*; T'-nnc -at-;. Paul G. Lucas Cr.twfordv :, v da. , 1 GPiUto, CHLORAL AND COCAINE HABITS !nt Ays» % ... , .. .... cure Absolutelyharmtes js{ 0 “tapering off” process — No suhsbtu tion method. R. A. GUNN, M.O 41 East 21st Street. Mew A ork City.
