The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-10

A VALUABLE SroCK or GooDs SAVED Bx A MARVIN
SAFE-On FAturday morning last destructive fire took
place in the building No 7i2 Ohesnut street. which
suited In great damage to the stock of the different
firms doing business in the building The second floor
was occupied by Mr.. j. NJ warne, importer of watches
and jewelry. This gentleman had hand at the time
Of the fire most valuable stock of fine Watches said 10
be the finest stock in the city The whole of this valuable
stock had been placed for safety of Marvns large
safes 1t has been found examination Of this safe
after the fire, that the whole Of its contents
trely unharmod though the fire in the immediate vci
nifty Of the safe most intensely hot Tho value of the
property thus saved through the agency OF the safe
not be valued at less than fifty thousand dollars large
quantity Of all kinds Of valuable jewely exposed in glass
cases was in the with the safe at the time Of
the fire, but not being protected the whole was de-
stroyed. When such great lossos this saved TO
storekeepers and others by of freproof Safes it
becomes only question Of how much shall be saved by
buying freproof, not how much capital will have TO
be invested and left to lie idle in the purchase 1t
tanly requires good reproo safe to stand like
this in the midst Of blazing hot FIRE. That OF Marvin
has stood the test faithfully and has shown its great
value for ell who have need of such article. With
Marvin snugy ensconced in ones office, dwelling store
wherever may be most convenient the storekeeper
proprietor clerk, private citizen is entirely udepcn
dent Of fire departments, paid volunteer, insurance
patrols rethevos and all other classes of people
animate things which have anything to do with the de-
struction or saving of valuable property.
THE LIVING MACH1SE.-Iniure the main spring OF a
watch and every portion Of the works becomes dsordered
The human stomach is to tho human system what that
astic piece OF metal is chaonometer II influences
action Of the other organs and controls to certain
tent the whole living machine, The comparison may be
carried further for the other imperfec-
ons of the handspring is indicated the face of the
Time piece also is II weakness other disorder Of
stomach betrayed by the face of the invalid. The
ple1on is salow faded the deficient in lustre
and intelligence and there is worn, anxious expression
in the whole countenance which tells asplanly written
words could do that the great nonrng organ whose
it minister to the wants Of the body to sustain
and all It's parts is not performing its duty 1t
qures renoyating and regulating and to accomplish this
end HosTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs may be truly said to
be The thing HeeoJI The broken main spring of a
watch may be replaced by one stomach can
only repaired and strengthened and one Of the
objects Of the famous vegetable restorative which
eighteen years has been wagng successful contest with
dyspepsia in all climates. AS specific for indigestion it
stands alone When the of the pharmacopoeia
have been exhausted without, at best doing
mitigating the complaint, of this wholesome and
palatable yet powerful, somachc eeess perfect and
permanent In all of dyspepsia the liver
less dordered, and this important gland
well upon the stomach and bowels the Btfers act
with singular dstnotness regulating and einv goratng
every secretive and assimilatng which bodily
aud mental health depends.