The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-04
CITY OTI G e S.

INJURIOUS EFFECT OF Too MUCH FooD.-Undouot-
edly many Of the ills that flesh ia heir to, particu.
lary in the vernal months, arise from the common
practice OF imposing upon the stomach more food
than that organ can properly digest Persons OF
sedentary habits particularly liable to be injured
by giving full scope to their appettes. BY induging
at night and at other unreasonable hours in rich
vands, cannot fail to produce indigestion, dyspep-
sia, skin diseases, and sometimes, when the system
becomes overcharged with blood, that dangerous
disorder, apoplexy. The habit of partaking OF noe
turnal meals rapidly alters the stone" of the system
and diminshes the solvent powers Of the digestive
organs.
Frequent and active exercise would work OF the
injurious effect arising from free living, but persons
who thus indulge their appetites usually have no de-
sire to exert themselves in the open air beyond
the limited amount prompted by their inclination or
business. The effects, too, OF occupations upon the
system are very apparent. The hardest manual
labor in the open air has the influence OF exercising
free circulation OF the blood add produces a keen
appetite, with corresponding activity and prompt
ness OF digestion. The pale and sallow complexions
Of operatives in woolen mills, ivoryurners, and OF
many artisans an unfailiug evidence that these
pursuits are injurious to health, and when constantly
engaged in them the poisoned atmosphere OF the
apartments often produces fatal Inflammation OF
the lungs.
An ounce OF prevention is worth pound Of cure,
is an old anditruthfu saying Therefore we advise
all readers OF THE TELEGRAPH who are troubled
headache Indigestion disordered liver, want OF ap
petite nausea, feversh skins-to take without
delay DR.. SCHENCK's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
no remedy harmless and decisive in its action. 1t
Mt once strikes at the root OF the disease and pro-
duces healthy tone to the system. These pills can
be obtained OF druggists throughout the country at
twenty-five cents per box.
Readers OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH desiring 70
consult Dr. Schenck, ST., or DR.. Schenck, Jr for
consumption any other disease which their reme-
lnFo and Man
drake Pils-cure, can do so free OF charge at their
Principal ONCE Sixth and Commerce streets, Phila-
delphia, any Saturday morning after 10 O'Clock.
To THE PUBLIC
The manufacture and the great practical worth Of
the Sanborn Steam Fire proof safe having been
fully established, it is now offered to the business
public, and offered with assurance supported by In
disputable facts, that it is THE BEST SAFE IN THE
WORLD for 1t has been proved, again and again, TO
far outlast in fire those that heretofore been
Rarded as the very best 1t s most thoroughly made,
and OF the best material Is furnished with Sargents
celebrated Magnetic Combination Lock- than which
there is better and in all burglarproof quail
ties Is unsurpassed, while for beauty OF style aud
Anish, freedom from dampness and all inconveni-
ence in USE in its power resist fire. 1t is without
a rival 1t is therefore assuming nothing but simple
Justice to the facts TO offer the Steam Safe as the
most thoroughly scientific, most complete, and per
feet safe that be obtained. In support OF these
1t has Won:-
"Those who require the use of safes for the pre-
seryaton of valuable articles should only purchase
those which have been fully tested and found Il
possess the desired qualities. PhiadeIphG Sunda
Dispatch. -.
"A REAL SALAMANDER AT LAsT.-Not the leas
Interesting feature OF the great Interstate Fair
Norristown was trial OF patent safes, which cam
OF under the superintendence OF the committee "A
immense wood nre was lighted, and large numot
of safes OF different makes were placed In 1t. IN
IRE was kept burning nine hours and half, and I
the end OF that time every safe in the names had
contents totally destroyed, except one, with Sal
born,s Patent Steam improvement. This was take
out and to the extreme surprise OF the uninitiate
its contents were unnjured. The committee wei
no much pleased with the demonstration OF the Ia
that there is at last a really hre-proof safe, that
gold medal was awarded the owners."-PhItadeph
Sunday Transcript.
ga GREAT TRIUMPH.-We were on the groul
when this trial took place. and shall never forget
amazemeEt expressed by the multitude when I
aontants were taken from the safe with the Ss
horn Patent Inprovement) In perfect cOndtttt
,~hne ali the others without the Improvement we
rendered worthless by the fearful ordeal OF names
which for ten hours, they had been subjected.
Absolutely FIRE-PRoOF SAFE Is at last before
public. philadelphia Press.
AMERICAN STEAM SAFE Co.,
NO. 50 SOUTH FOURTH STREET