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New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
OBiTUARY.
PROFESSOR KARL ROKTrANSKY.
VIENNA, July 23.-PrOtcssOr Kari koktansly
the eminent ply sician aud gnatOmist, IS dead.

Professor Roktansky WAS born ut KOnig-
gla H. Bohemia February 10. 1904 He studied medicine
at Prague and at Youna and in 1893 he became assist
ani to e. pathological and anatomical estao oshTeDt in
the la.ter city. In 1851 Le made extraordinary,
and in Si odnary, professor OF patholOgcd anatomy
m tie University OF Vienna He was also, IN 1913,
made honorary rector OF the University OF Prague,
o,t \ n,a,,h,rnf fl Vienna Academy OF Sc.ences In
Is!g hn became Dtau of the Mcdic FaCulty, and Ia
1850 Rector oi the University OF vienna lie resigned
IN, profaSsOrsnip ~ 1874. Professor ROdtanshy was
the rr1eccrO the crcat hospital OF Vienna ald
consIdcI in Germany ihe highest authority ~ aHat
amy and pathology. His principal work, " HandDucn
der AnaJTne " (threc volumes Vienna,
lS42-4G), translated into EIEish 1t he expense Of
lie dcuham alton (tGur Volumes, London, 1916
'52D Professor r. KtansKy atrrward recas the work
under the title Lehrcuch der Pathological AnatO-
mIe 4" uhree volumes, 1S5l-GlD
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

Fat people afe ony liable 10 sud death from heart
case apopy &c statistics show taI they ar NOR s-
bl, Than suuStrokes aud affections arising NJ M
extensive IN ne neht
orpulencr has resulted the introduction of Alns Anu
Fli safe rain speedy remedy for me eure ol I'M, r
Ii, condition reduction Of nom two ~
v, p0uuCs Der week curpuent people who are exposed ID
The rays value life and comf"IaOe existence eb
tnen use Allan's ADt-tat sod by druggists
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AMBITION OF THE SOLID SOUTH.
from Ite C!ercL1H0 Hvdh.

Incir political ann Is not 10 break up the
Ul.I uut yruilt d tine utmJs. D. tacr membership
IN Ito ruily ulItca, power usr he vast revenues
oil o.. Gov crucLt TO cnTicH treT impoverished section
TL,y hose {, rule the county thlo SL tn ad "f the
N.r.In J.. nyurdC. but they viii b. exceedingly
niu tu ar.sr tn old Northern spElt ~ yOkIng the
ghost - C.lao'uIsin from its bloody grave.
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IA the hest luui OrniTcs tNe WOII- II tlOtOuYly
lrau,cs Dartay atCayUd tn ffOm all parasites or hEnS
"gnTn,alcup" Isaving them peary white imparng do.
ighttu fragrance to the breath.
FEtGEANT &" FLOHLlNK'
Removes instantly a. sng rom Ioul stomach or
tobacco smoke Beng partly composed 0t oHr 80 a. a es
herbs aud pants IL Is perfectly hdH.'ss
and rs delicious sherry. -,
Pr pared Dy IENY G.. GALLUP, No 493 OXorlst London
Tetaliet every where ~ 10 cCntS DOttle
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PROMINENT NATIONAL STATESMEN.

Senator Davis, Of Illinois, eX-GOYeTnOr Cur
tin ID P,uls, wanna, and Genera Tom Ewing,
suuu number mentioned as possible Candidates c
IN fi -. a., zoe Presidency DavI, ND carry
~ &C. cs IaT of Illinois. be shOuG vote for himself
and ot.rrtwo gentlemen ale popular IN theIr re-
sptciy, Sta.,s: but what the Nationals want with a
can &. ti. lof tc Presidency wHtu ,he .uCcracy wI
FARMS .0D platform better ihtu Iueir own, Is
enc OF tuus, lhEEs 40 fellow can hud out
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MIDNIGHr WEATHER REPORE

WASHINGTON, July -, l a. m.-The pressure
is highest along the Atlantic Coast, aHG low III thc
NGrhwc.t Occasional rain has fallen in the Cali States
and the Northwest The temperature has remained
nearly stationary. southcry winls prevail west oI Tie
Mississippi River il the Middle Sdtes ana Lake region.
Elsewhere they are light and variable.
IndicaftrHS.
For Ncw-Eagland aud the Middle Atlantic State,
warmer. clear parity cloudy weather; winds mostly
light SOuthGriv; statiOH;ty ur iailIug barometer
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
MRS. COMMODORE MORRIS.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va July ga private telegram Just received here
nounces the sudden death OF Mrs. Commodore Morris
She was eighty-eght years DID, aud was the mothern.
law of W. w. Corcoran. OF Washington Mr. Corcoran
Mrs MorrsS grandson left tonight TO attend the
funeral.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
TILE REV. c. NJ. A. HEWES.

PATERSON, N. j., July 24.-The Rev. c. NJ.
A. lie wes the past eleven years Rector OF the Prot
esant Episcopal Church OF the Holy Communion In this
city died at o'clock this morning OF tumor lie was
thrty-seyen years old. The funeral VIII take place FRI
day afternoon,
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.rnor Uartranft and family

Briggs Brooklyn, Governor Hartranft and family
Harrisburg - . -,
At the Graud Uniou-Mrs. T. 3. Martin, Mis- ilay MI
Tin, Mrs. r. V. Phelps. Miss u. Jcuning' y. Is
Henry and wife. G. Livingston. +. Ferris, j. a I3pPeh
and wife, New-York; n. r. haueko. Japan.
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NIREIED.

uA,r-FyIAND-Tn the Church OF the Holy Trinity
Brooslyn TUESDAY. July p 1875 oy ne t"y : W. Hfs
Lius ID d. assisted the Rev. George W. ferguson. mo
Rev Randall Cooke Hall 10 Lizzie, eldest daughter ot
George c. Lyiand esq.
AH nOf,ces of NaTidgeS must be htd0rSea rth 'd'1
name and dddyeS5.
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DROWNED WHILE BATgIyG.

+, Albert Post, age seventeen, OF No. 35G
a4' seyeniysixihst., was accidentally drowned at
ock issi night while bathing IN the Eat River ~ the
Severed ~ O ~
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Juy 25, a. m.-The changes in air
pressure during the fair weather OF yesterday
important The temperature was slightly warmer than
on Tuesday.
Gear or partly cloudy weather may be expected in
tins city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

HENRY ALEXANDER. JR.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July 24.-IIenry Alex
audar IL Leading banker ana prominent cit,zoD died
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

l..
line esIat5aa
{ ueIcury during those
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this afternoon. Tie was hfiynine wears o'" M" ~"
served two terms in the State senaie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Here is what Commissioner William.
son of the Department says of the char.
acter of the lands on tho different roads
On the line of the Union Pacific Road
as far as the Black Hills, the land grants
have been surveyed. From the Black
Hills westward to the California line
very little surveying has been done.
The Kansas Pacific land grants have
been surveyed, and there is considera-
Bile good land for agricultural purposes
remaining unsold on the line of the
Kansas Pacific. There are also some
farming lands in tho Union Pacific
grants which may be pre-empted. The
climate is preferable, and the soil better
adapted to wheat raising in Kansas than
farther north. believe that the advan.
tage accruing to settlers under the Sec
retsry's decision, will be far less impor-
tant than generally expected. The area
thrown open to presumption is large,
but the quantity of good land upon it
remaining unsold is comparatively
small.
Since the above was in type We learn
that the decision in full has been re-
ceived by Maj. Wagstaff, of the L. S.
Land Office. We will publish it in full
next week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01
The gresnbaok candidate TO. Govern

The gresnback candidate 70. Govern
or is not meeting with that sncour.
agement calculated to increase . csndi.
dates confidence in bis success. Here ID
. specimen notice of bis speeches -
viewed through the brain of the report
or of the Burlington Patriot:
Monday night Elder d. P. Mitchell,
greenback candidate for Governor,
made speech at Jarboe's hall to mod.
crate sized audience on his peculiar ideas
of finance. We heard only portion OF
1t, but sufficient to show Mr.. Mitchell's
crude theories on this subject were bot.
tor adapted to tho element that burns
buildings and sacks cities than the sober,
sound judgment of people who are
called on to meet honest obligations and
pay debts. The positions assumed were
utterly at variance with facts, and il
pursued to their logical consequence
would bankrupt the county and brand
as nation Of rspudiators. 1t was red
handed communism scarcely concealed
by . thin guise of sophistry. If Mr..
Mitchell promuigates the same kind of
heresies over this State he will be the
worst beaten man that ever raised the
black flag of reputation.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

The editor of the Atchison Champion
is mistaken when no says that "the Sail
ma JOURNAL enjoys the melancholy dis
tinction of being the only paper in the
State, of whatever shade of politics,
that has ventured to impugn the past or
present loyalty to the Republican party
of John A. Martin" The files of the
Champion from 1866 to 1868, not only
"impugn the past loyalty to the Re-
publican party of John A. Martini" but
convict him of disloyalty to the Repub-
lican party in the past.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Tho reporter of the Kansas City
Times, in concluding his report of Gov.
Anthony's speech in Lawrence, makes
the following observation, which con-
tains more truth than Republicans in
Kansas are often willing to admit. New
ertheless, It's clinchcr:
Some of those Republicans who, at
the last election, supported Anthony for
Governor with SO much fervor are now
racking their brains to find reasons for
not supporting him for a second term,
which It is customary to give Kansas
Governsos. Ask them if Anthony is
competent, they answer EYES" "Is he
honest ?" "Yes." elias he served the
State we'll ?" "Yes." "Why don't you
support him for q second term r "Well,
the tact 10 hs cant poll so many votes as
some other candidate can" Here you
have it in nut-shsll. The rule OF the
Radicals in Kansas has demon stysted the
fact that they would discard the Savior
Himself and put Judas Iscariot on the
ticket for the sake Of securing q few
more votes. One of the most brilliant
and Observation-Disclosures that Kansas ever
had, the man who built up the State
University and made it what it is, who
served Q term Is State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction to the satisfaction
OF the psoplo and to the eminent benefit
Of the schools, VS. traded off by poli.i-
cal shysters for . man who does not
rank above mediocrity. The last mo
ments Of General Fraser's life were bit
tar with thoughts Of the ingratitude Of
KsnsAs Republicans.
This policy OF killing off their best
bsst men will soon bring disaster to
Republican supremacy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

We know Of men who bitterly oppos.
cd Gov. Anthony two years ago who are
now supporting him. They are satisfied
that be has done bis duty IS Governor,
without fear Of foe or friend. They
give reasons for their change. Now let
some q those: who have changed the
other way 81 70 - good reasons for not
supporting Gov. Anthony.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01
Tho free transpor tation of coin by tn

Tho free transportati of coin by the
government in exchange for greenbacks
is meeting with opposition from the
railroad and express companies,-ospe-
cially of tho west. The managers Of the
Union and Central Pacific roads know
ing that there are large quantities OF
gold in San Francisco, hope to forco
coin out of its classification as third class
matter. So far the government has the
control of the mail cars and will proba-
bly, do as the authorities wish. They
are firm in their determination to ship
the coin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

We have been asksd frsqusnuy Of
late whether It is true, - stated By the
Chief, that DR.. Jenkins wrote Hodges
Lincoln County Grafton delivered ~
Lincoln Center last Fourth Of July .
year ago. To Get the matter st rest Ne
will state that the Chief il correct DR..
Jenkins did write il; Will roplife, the
Chief Clerk Of The L. s. Land O&cs q
kirwln, copied il, and Hodge delivered
it at Lincoln and prided hiosslf spoa
bis borrowed Plomses.-PAiliips Cosa-
y Herald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Hodge says that the closing Of the
Land Office at Kirwin 10 trlck Of Col.
Phillips to keep him there, and pre- vent
him from attending the primaries in
Dickinson county. So he gsthers up
bis little carpst-bag. shuts up the Land
Once, says when the Government wants
him it can send tor him, and hiss him
self away to the village whore bis hired.
girl held $4,000 worth Of property
vhiio De vent through bankruptcy, and
no doubt Col Phillips will groan IN ~
ony when the Honest Doctor" caops
on bis traii.-Phillips County Herald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Saline County will meet in dele
ga1e convention. the court house, in Salna, on
oatnrday. thelOth day of August. s.s. at II O'Clock
O.. -, - TIE purpose Of electing
Bsve deegaes and five alternaes to represent Saline
cogDty IN TIE State Convention to he hsld in Topeka
On Wednesday, August 2sth, 1875.
Also i've Delegates and five alternates TO represent
Saline county in the Congressional Convention to be
held in Manhattan on Wednesday, August 18th. 1873
The primary meetings to elect Delegates to the
County Convention will be held at the usual places Of
hours Of and O'Clock p m in smoky Hill town
ship, and between and O'Clock p. IN. in all other
precincts In the county The basis Of will
he one delegate for each ~ votes fractional part
thereof cast for j. D. Hamilton at the fall election Of
la- md ia falla
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

A compos,tor in Springfield news.
paper Office got into . quarrel with the
foreman the other day, and struck him
on the head with the towel, frscturing
the skull and causing instant DEATH
Burlington Hswksye.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Mr.. Strickler, of Junction City, is
unfortunate. He is a candidate for
Secretary of State, and the Marion Cen
ter Record invoigled him into writing
letter defending himself from charges
made by the record. A man never
makes point by writing letter in his
own defense when candidate for office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Tho candidates for Congress in this
district become numerous. They are,
Col. Phillips, Rev. ]. A. Anderson, Capt.
Leland, Gen. Guthrie, Maj. Morrell, Ex-
Senator Harvey, Col. Anthony, and
other titled gentlemen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Gov. Anthony is receiving invitations
to address the people in different parts
of the State, and in responding has won
many OF those who were opposing him
to his support.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

II is hereby recommended that the Delegates from
the several Counties to the Convention named
be elected on Saturday, August 10th, ISIS. or, at
such time and place as the County Committee may di
rect.
il also recommended that in addition to the Dele
gates herein provided Alternate he elected for
each Delegate.
&. LELAND, JR., Chairman
WILLIS BROWN, Chairman.
CHAs. f. GRANGER, Secretary
CHAs. Ii. kREBs Secretary
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Tho Eastern dailies arc illustrated
with cuts representing the eclipse Of the
sun at different stages, all "cut and
carved" before the event took place.
Still, its enterprise, you know.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Hon. Thos. IL. Cavanaugh is the
choice of the people for the Office of Sec
Rotary. of State because of his efficiency
for that position, as demonstrated by
bis official record for tho past three and
one-half years. We have yet to see
ought said against him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Col. Prouty went all the way from
Junction City to Council Grove to be
weighed and whom he got there Govern
or Sharp..sat down on the scales just one
half pound heavier than the Colonel.
Prouty tipped 263! and Gov. Sharp
264 pounds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Charles G. Scrafford, who assisted
Lappin to escape, has returned, prodi-
gsl.like, to his home, and says he is now
ready for trial. A pity he didn't bring
Lappin back With him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Mr.. Gladstone does not let Lord Bea-
consfsld carry OF his honors too easy
He is we'll charged with resolutions cal.
culsted to dstrsct from the brilliant dip
lomats' achievements in the Berlin
Congress.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

This is IN OF year for Democratic
candidates for Congress seeking . re-
nomination. Among those who have
been left out 10 Col. Franklin of the X.
c. District, No. Col. Crisp has the NOM
inasion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Here is o clause from Gov. Anthony's
Lawrence speech:
"He who uses a ballot TO reward q
friend or punish an enemy, or he who
uses it for gain, not only has no concep-
ton Of his duty but is positive peril to
our form of government"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

There 10 some opposition in Bosnia
and Herzegovina to the occupation by
the Austrians.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

The Public Press has all confidence in
the veracity OF Mr.. Wilson. We are led
to question it his statement does not
tally with what we know to DO the fact.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01
ssThe GsIden 6eh~ Rsute.


The quickest safest and most relisAle route TO ali
points East add wes, ETA the KAnAs PAcissc Rail-
uAy. through the famous "Golden neit" OH aness
wheat country in the voridl rAsasasers for Drsver
and the Rocky Mountains sAoad ,em~mb<r hat this ID
Id mes the shortest q miies tn quickest. asd The
only line runniRS through 70 Desver without change
Of cars. Going East. cio~s e0nnectiSas ssv mais q
kansss City and Leavenvorh viii all the great
through Routes for k points East. NossA and eoaih
The fsvorse line 10 the San Jaaa ises. Pass<nesrs
taking tn KAssAs PACING sop Drawer and
Wait the mines and sneitns WORKS N lis vscinify
Close caanectioa made vim TIE Denver Rio ssasds
Railway Cor Colorsao Spring.. La vets. Del xorss
and Lake City. ne oaiy line vess al ~ M.sassri
River eeaIppsi viii the wessaaehosss Aasalasie Air
Brake. EriSAs shippers. ssas.fsos, M KAs.ss
fAcIIIc tAR s.nes9 k!ra8 meaes ne bsst tso<
and s9osts tne A0ss rapd Uunsit Of nsa9hs hsewe~n
Asssoan River nd all psseieAl poasfs of Kansas
Colorado, Nev Nexioo. So yaAa I'D AYtAoaa.
For iafoSmAsSo0 cooc<usA1 rsess. 0aps. gns6sa.
pasnpalsfs etc. call upoa q stissss-
SORN NCiE, D. 4 COHEIL.
GSav ~ Asf. o01 49, lef.
TT. OAKEs.
0ssJ ssS's
kAsaAs Ctsg
Salloo 0ASkee.
Erssk GooAsov 4 On rspon ~ fs'iovisg
WheA H-d uisses. Ne1 $ Ne 2. ~
sos 20 =. ssits vissss. No l. .
srfaG 8 Q 80 pr bs.
0a.s, 70 psr b.
Con-Eas Il. nss 10 i. sA<slsA. Is.-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

Bogsrdus won the pigeon shooting
match in England. He is the champion
of the world.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01
Gu0rdi0n Notice.
srAn % EAsyAA T.
CcCYTY o. 9AsryV

On = :, n s.l.s
II ~ nnssrr q o. essne Of Ruass J. c.s1aoa 81
~ a0psnssd gaAr3ns 81 - 0aDD - esonAs 81
rssef J. CaxAos. s4sdepd AnAsH, ~ - Sr1ss -
~ Bssssshss ~ Frskass Ceass q ~ Cs.asy sss
saes aSssvsAsd. dessd - .,sh az e Ssiy. A y (.
lGs- 1s-w ANNA T. CARl>sOH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

There ia trouble between the owners
and receivers of the X. p. road.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

The Iowa crop is being severely dam.
aged by rain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

The President OF the Board of health
of the city of New Orleans reports yell
low fever in that city. 1t was gaining
rapidly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

slnce TIE completion OF SAID road and
its acceptance by the President at the
time Mr.. Dudyiuott fled his dsclara,ory
statement tor the tracts in question.
am OF the opinion that his application
should have been received by the local
officers, subject, however, TO the condi-
ton that it be made to appear, before \
final certificate issue to him, that at the
time his declaratory statement was filed
for said tract, said company had not
sold or disposed OF tho same.
If the views have expressed in re-
lation tn the sale and disposal Of said
lands are correct, and see no reason to
doubt their correctness, the sale and dis
posal of lands ~ the condition Of these
applied for, if unsold at that time by
said company, is clearly within the juris-
diction Of the land Office, like other
lands. BY the terms OF the grant by
which said lands. or proceeds which
shall arise from the sale thereof, injured
to said company, it is provided that the
lands remaining unsold at the expiration
of three years from the time when the
entire road was completed, shall be the
subject to settlement and pre-emption,
like other lands, 1T Q price not exceed
ing SIPS per acre. In other words, that
said lands shall revert to the public do
main for sale and disposal for said CON-
pany, under the presumption laws of the
United States, and whethes it be con-
sidcred that said lands are public lands
in q general or special sense cannot, in
my opinion, affect the Jurisdiction Of the
Office in making sale and the disposal Of
the same.
Land Commissioner Gilmore, Of the
h. p, issued circular On Monday o.
which We give the most important part.
He is still selling lands for the Trustees.
Thinks the opinion cannot be sustained
by the Supreme Court that those who
file on the lands or wasting their money.
Read what be says:
In the of iss grating ih~ lands IL s:afei tAas
all such lands granted whsch shall BE- ssiS %
dsspeset Of within three yesss aft<r sAe snatR rod
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-21
The Singing Sensation

In the Rullet called heartburn" why,
it is impossible to conceive, since the heart
has nothing 20 do with it,l is caused by
the acetous fermentation in the stom-
ash of the food contained in it; by an
overpus of the gastric juice, which is itself
a powerful acid, or by the unnaturaly
acrid quality of that secretion. The ord
mary way of treating this symptom, for
it is nothing else, is to administer bi-car-
Donate of soda, an alkali. to neutralize the
acid. But sour stomach cannot be cured
by alkalis, which tend to weaken the dig
estive apparatus. A far better remedy is
Hostetter's Stomach Btters, which siren
CITIZENS the cellular membrane, the seat of
difficulty, regulates the flow of the gastric
secretion, improves the quality if vitistsIs
and puts the stomach into good working,
order. Perfect digestion following as a
natural sequence, and there is no more
trouble from heartburn or sour stomach.
The liver and bowels are also thoroughly
regulated by this sovereign Alternative.