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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
marshal Ne,vlIn commi..ioned.

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The commission Of Charles M. Newlin,
the new United States Marshal for the
district of delaware, was received by
Judge Wales on Monday from Washing
ton. Mr.. Newlin will give bond in the
sum of $4,000 within day or two when
his commission will be handed him and
he will assume the discharge of
the duties of the office. For the
nve .deputyships: One at each of
of the following places there are several
applicants Lewes, Dover, Middletown,
81. Georges and Wilmington. The
marshal has also the appointment of a
janitor to the building. There is but
little pay attached to any of the deputy
ships, the position of janitor being the
most desirable, in pecuniary sense, of
any place in the gift of the marshal. The
present deputy, A. l.. Ainscow, will con-
tinue for time with Marshal Newlin,
until the latter is fully initiated into his
duties. -..lft
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
,rhlrd slresl l,rlage MepnIrs.

Employees of Harry Lape Monday,
began dressing lumber to be used in re-
pairing Third street BRIDGE The repairs
are to be commenced at once and will be
pushed forward rapidly, but it will be a
month or six weeks hence before the
bridge will be closed to wagon and foot
travel. .5t ..t...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
WIIminaton rIa, hons.


WILMINGTON, July 2s.-Quoted by he William
Lea d Son Company
Wheat, Longberry, new, 95 cents.
Corn. SIC.
Flour, patents, s6.0Oa7.OO; choice families,
S525a6.25; extras, s400a5.00; fancy table meal.
white. s2a00; yellow. 5000: coarse meal, SOS. ST.
middlings, best, S21.00; best chip, $500; bran,
$180O; cutlins, $500; corn shorts, 1900; ground
meal, sci.
Prime timothy, baled, 1890 per ton; loose,
SIS 90 per ton; MIXED hav, $1,000 per ton.
Straw, $1000a1l.O0 per ton.
mnson Hide snd Taow psa y hides
green, DC per pound; steer hides, green, 60;
bull hides, green. DC; calf hides, green, Sc I;
rough fat, Be-; tallow, axe; shearlings, CSC; I'M
washed wool, 15c; washed wool, nc; wool
skins, 81 lamb skins, 40c.
Pork, wholesale-Salt pork, nc per pound !;
breakfast bacon. &c; bacon shoulders, 5Hc !;
bacon Sides, INC; sugar cured shoulders,
&c; dry salt shoulders, bAc; dry salt sides, &c;
hams, los: lard, 7kasc; bologna sausage, Toe
smoked sausage, lOc; mess pork, ti20o per
Meats-Beef, retail, roasting rib, 1Si9Dc per
pound; rounu, l6a2Oc; sirloln, 2h;; siawing
pieces, 6al0c; porterhOuse steak, i6'tsr corned,
5ai3c tongues, green, Salh,. Muttnn-legs,
l4c; loin chops, zoe: shoulders, Sa1Oc. Veal
outlets zoe; chops, III, loln, 16c; brr,st. InaI2,
Fish, retail per pOund-tatflsh, i2%r; purgies,
40c; rock, 1Sa20c; pike, i5.; oysters. 4tihil per
quart: herring. 49,: halIbut, a.: fresh mack
~ ,rn,t "a, .ay, Az a. an',,,,,' Ia a.
bass, i2hc
Poultry Spring chickens, ylcasl. II per pair.
,i,,ou a. ~, hnu Vose",piee sass
,ar,an $780, oran I n.n' Sosaoc
iouus' a,i oia ~. wn,
per quart, bR'ls; new, per bunch, la9c.; cabbage,
~ neA1 80. i aa u1 s per qrt, sA,pc
aa 10 e, h Itp" 800, VI. ou,, ioc.
onch tona,oaa ,ss.lrc ner ,,nr, anmi nsr
ns Co,li',veo, o.-v per qiar., i pe,s,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
nen,h OF Iehn M. sfe,vnr,.

John NJ. Stewart, ex-policeman and ex-
ecutive officer of the Board of Health died
on Sunday at his home No. 109 Poplar
street of disease of the brain. He was
20 years old and had been ill some time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

KANSAS Cry, Mo-. July 21.-The
Times Fort Reno special says General
Sheridan has organized an Indian police
force comprised of 100 of the young
Cheyennes. 1t is said that the general in
his report will attribute the dissatisfac-
ton among the Indians chiefly to the
cattle lenses
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
A sepoy KiIIs Three Officers.

BOMBAY, July 21.-The number of
native officers who were killed by the
sepoy belonging to Madras native regi-
ment, who ran amuck here yesterday, was
three. The sepoy also severely wounded
the adjutant of the regiment, who is an
Enplishman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

United States Marshal McMullen Tues
day ibelled the barge South America,
living at the jackson x Sharp Company's
wharf, on writ issued by the tug Jupi-
ter, to recover about 5000 towage service
rendered in towing the vessel to the Della
ware Breakwater and back to this city.
The cranes, steamers boilers and other
machinery, belonging to Andrews 4
Locke, her iessees, was also
seized on the same writ. Beilja-
min Nields, Esq, is the proctor.
The South America is n regular marine
'Jonah,n beating all records for misfor-
tunes and mishaps. She first came into
notice through listing and drowning
several men. This mishap was followed
up by the hulk sinking near Lewes. She
was afterward raised and towed to this
city for repairs and during the ten days
she has lain here the marshal has served
four libsls on her until the derricks on
her decks are almost papered with
the official placards. Quite con-
trast to her eventful after life was
her construction. For eight years the
barge lay upon the ways, that broad ex-
panse of time elapsing between the laying
of her keel and her readiness for launch
ing. The owner, James MCGOWAN of
Havre de Grace, performed the work of
construction himself, building her entire
and without assistance. In point Of
architecture she is curiosity,a reproduc-
ton of the antique, long and narrow and
with q fiat bottom, she rides deep in the
water, about II feet, when in cargo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
ConsuIs Appointed.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The President
this afternoon appointed William II.
Devlin of Michigan, to be consul at
Windsor, Ont.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

The ladies of Augusta, Ga are boycott
ting dry goods firm which refused TO
close their store at 6 o'clock as other bust
ness houses did, SO as to give their clerks
q rest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

United States Marshal McMullen was
Monday notified by Attorney General
Garland that he had been suspended
under section 1858, tenure of office act.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

It is now said that the heroine of Mr..
Howells' new story, can Indian Summer, {"
is Mrs. Kate Sprague Chase.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

MIDDLErowN, July 21.-During the
past two working days several farmers
have been compelled to discontinue their
wheat threshing on account of the
laborers refusing to work in such heat.
G. @. Sellers is in this vicinity looking
after peaches. He will endeavor to run
his drying factory to its fullest capacity
this season.
"a ten days feast in the wilderness"
under the auspices of the A. NJ. E. Church
of Cecilton, Nd, will be given on the
Oath inst. in grove near TINT town.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

SMYRNA, July 2l.-Ihe baltimore
Fakir" arrived here yesterday and after
securing license he proceeded TO swindle
our citizens in the same manner as
described by the Middletown correspon-
dent of EVERY EVENING last night. He
stated that he WAS representing jewelry
house and was paid n salary for distribut-
ing rings, &c. He commenced the sale
with 10 cent articles and to parties not
pleased with their purchase he refunded
the cost. He next sold %
and so cent articles on the
same condition, thus gaining the conf
dence of the people. He then offered
highly polished brass chains for 81,
giving a tin watch with each one. In n
very few minutes he had pocketed $40 or
more from the worthless trash. In the
meanwhile a man had examined his watch
and, finding it worthless, asked the seller
to refund his money as promised, which
the falir refused to do. Others found
their watches in the same condition,
and an infuriated crowd pursued
upon him demanding their money. The
man was pushed from his wagon, struck,
and but for the interference of the police
would have been violently dealt with. The
police locked him up in the cell of city
hall for protection. A crowd numbering
200 or 800 surrounded the hall and in
dulged in loud threats. EVERY EVENING
readers were posted end consequently not
among the humber swindled.
The present dry weather is having n
bad effect on the corn crop. n'
A coal hauling team belonging to Lewis
IL Price ran through town yesterday
morning but was caught before doingany
damage. I.a--.... a5 ...s
few peaches have been shipped from
Clayton. n
Wheat threshing is making the farmers
very busy now. The yield will be fair.
SMYRNA, July 21.-The convention Of
the ministers of Easton district held here
yesterday, nominated the Rev. John d.
Rigg as successor to DIR. Caldwell, who
has accepted the presidency of Delaware
College. The Rev. T. Fl. Haynes is the
choice of the Smyrna people.
The train running from here to Wood
land Beach daily via the Maryland Il Del
aware Bay railroad WINS thrown from the
track to-day by the spreading of the rails.
Fortunately no other damage occurred.
Levi Anthony's handsome new resi-
dence has been enclosed and the mp.
pearance presented with the large
barns and stables slate-roofed is quite
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
SMYRNA.
The Baltimore Fnkir Roughly
HnmdIed-A Fair Wheat Weld.

The Baltimore Fakir Roughly
Handled-A Fair Wheat Kield.
Specla Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
SMYRNA, July 16.-T election that
was held yesterday to decide whether the
town should loan its credit to the amount
of 100000 for the construction of water
works resulted i'll majority of 63S votes
for water works. Much interest was
taken and 1,0S7 votes were polled. This
is quite victory for the progressive
element here, and indicates their
majority. Owing to the property quail
fication women were enabled to vote, and
it was noticed they were generally in
favor of water works.
small party from here Joined the Odd
Fellows excursion to Cape May yesterday
via the Maryland q Delaware Bay rail-
road and the steamer Thomas Clyde, and
many went to Woodland Beach last even
ing to attend the Wednesday night party
Owing to repairs that are being made,
the bridge spanning Leipsic creek be-
tween here and Leipsic, will be closed to
travel until August list.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

M1DDLETowN, July 20.-George and
Frank Jones, colored, and brothers, of this
town, fought two rounds last Saturday in
the hotel yard. Both were severely
punished Frank called George a liar,
hence the fight. u
The colored band of this town went to
Georgetown last Saturday and furnished
music for excursionists from there to
Baltimore. @ 5-Us .u,i.
A fakir from Baltimore last Friday
evening proved to our citizens that Mid
dletown had its share of gullible residents
who were willing to help him along. The
people bought rings aud cuff buttons, and
he gave them their money back. He next
offered highly polished brass chains and
tin watch cases for 81 each. Thirteen
bought, expecting the cash to be again
refunded. But, no; he said he ought TO
be paid for so much talk and concluded
TO keep the cash on hand.
The streets of this town are very dusty
but the proposed street sprinkler has not
yet make its appearance.
2 New wheat is now being shipped from
stations near here along the Delaware road,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

NEW York, July 1S.-The weather here
to-day was close and sultry. The tenn
perature up to noon registered as follows;
$ a. m, 77o; 8 a. M, 790; 3 u. M, So,
and ~ M, 90o. At noon on the same day
last year the temperature was 1872. Up TO
that hour to-day six cases of sunstroke
were reported. The health board reports
that this week there were l ,019 deaths in
the city against $40 in the corresponding
week OF last year. OF the number 1896
were from diarrhmal diseases 6l3 were
children under years of age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
MIDDL ETOJgN.


Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
MIDDLETowN, July 17.-Mrs. Foster,
wife of ex-Deputy Sheriff Harry Foster,
died at her late residence on East Main
street at 8 o'clock last evening, aged about
SO years. Mrs. Foster had for some time
prior to her death been in feeble health.
She was highly respected and leaves
scores of friends TO mourn her death.
Several of our citizens watched the
flames of burning buildings in the direc-
ton of Townsend last night
at about 1890 O'Clock, which
were supposed to be farm buildings.
This morning it was learned that the
dwelling and storehouse occupied by d.
Hearn at Blackbird station were entirely
consumed. Loss and insurance not
stated
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.

Philadelphia q Erie, 90; Reading, iI-l6 |;
Pennsylvania, SIN; Lehigh Valley, SIX: United
Companies Of New Jersey, 1867: Northern
Central, 81; iehish Nsyiesticp, a.; Norris,
town, 109h; Central Transportation, %; Buffalo,
New York a Philadelphia, TX Little schuyl,
kil,b1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

EA55ooI11vou II5sa DI8F'7IuH py SpecIAI WIre6
NEW YORK, July 21Anoon.-Stncks. active
and steady; money. easy. 1; Virginia "a, 40: Mis-
sour Bs.1O1 y; Canton Company, AN; New Yo~E
Central q hudson. 96sS, Erie, l4Is; Adams. 1893.
Michigan Central. 81 81 Lake Shore. 6Ste; Illinois
Central. 1H8z Pittsburg, i41. kpik Island,
iiSH Fort Wayne. 123s(: Western ininn. 20
Wabash, IN: New Jersey Central. 49,: Ontario
a. WaafArt,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23
nEafAnKAB1E WEATHER..
The Hottest Series of Noon Temper
atures for Seven Years.

. For at least seven years back there have
been no four such hot moons in one week
as those of Friday, Saturday, Monday aud
Tuesday, when the thermometer stood
respectively SO, 81; 95, 81, or nm average
of 964. The only noon temperatures OF
June, July and August during that
period which equal those Of Saturday and
Tuesday were July 18th, 1878, 97'; July
10th, 1879, 990; July l1th, 1880, 9700 and
July 18th Of the same year, 97'. At 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon the GAzErTE's
Thermometer registered 1902 the highest
since 1880.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-07-23

BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE weather is
terribly hot here to-day. the mercury at 2
o'clock indicating $40 in the shade. An
absence Of electricity in the atmosphere
makes the heat extremely oppressive.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-10
PER son

A. c. Petr. Galveston. is in the
city. Nj, ri an old mewsnancr man.
aud was at one time ~ '-iien.. of the
Boil smiln club in the I-lJud CIV.
Hi childliKe and blJnd sm'.es lit up
,he E"AMiNLr's s,nctum Yesterday,
and r'a7p of rs hand WIS indeed
pie -rrC.
= W. Somuels end wife, of Roam, In
t'rna, .iter spending few days with
'elGtIve, IN this CITY. lett for their
home Yesterday. MIR. 5. mas purcba5-
cd iroperty in this city and will re-
sutn and mfke his bone here. He is
81 uncle OF Mcssrs. Domuau broth
crs.
H. Flanders, division super n'end-
at OF the reNas n ST. Louis railway,
Is at tue Pacific.
". Il. Parks and wife, OF Gatc7-
VIE, were in the city We terday.
j. W. Grand, of VIII ney, is in the
c y enjoying the scenes at The driv-
ia. ner'..
Mr.. L. L MclIuqh hns returned
from his tIlp to San Antonio.
M. :. T.. Ferguson, OF Troy, Eel
ooUutv, - visiting in the CITY. lie
90. q, il he had lost something.
At She pacihc: DR. Il w Baker.
q emnlp: W B Green. Mack Eiscr, Cor
sienna; & A karncs MnGregor: ~ \
iiou e, Ennis, W II Moser, \ Won
chleumbai Perry; Miss Mamie
Davis Galveston; i & Blakency. en-
cHgo; u NJ Oith.m. New Og,edns:
irs Il II S.nderson. MI Calm. Miss
'nbil Magab. Galveston; Mis- N
Moaier. Font Worth: NJ II Harrington.
Dal.us; " Il Edwards. Spn Frsnli-eo;
ia MINIS ana wife. Denisor- Luxe
Shoe. Fort Worh; sam BE hue,.
IN Anionio: Nelson Davis, Caves
ton; + n Mitchell. Bremond; " Elan
ders, Tyler; W T. Barnett, ST Loui,
" Douglas & II Goo sor, norston;
w Il G csaD. Cisco.
A the New McCiclland: l. Ray.
mond, Erie, 'c; h Binger New Jersey;
j Brown, BremonG; ii L Camp,
Gainesville: ID G Crmp, MEG regor:J II
DavcnpOr,, East,and: q NJ Root,
New lOr.:; John + Robertson,
Charleston, 5 G. John Schley. Gates
vile II Hea,n, Bremond: Il \ Proc
Tor, London, Eug: \ W Keller, FL
Worth Gazette; DIR Joseph Rcdlern jr
Catesyille: ; II fe, .uson. Troy: ID &
Johnso /. st Louis: !, 5 johnson. city:
IL VI Rather. Bpll5rd, Tex; \ II
Rather, Copperas Cove; Mrs ID A
Woodvine, Marlin; u II Brown and
lady, Cleburne; b u Clifton, Cleburne;
II Il Carter, Merlin: + q Vaughan,
T. II Crowley, Kansas City; Jno II
IhOmpsou, ST Joseph.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-10

Piles are frequently preceded by n
seuSe of weight in the back, loins aud
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbor-
ing organs. At times, symptoms of
indigestion are present, ilatulcnsy, uu-
cgsinoss of the stomach, etc, A moist
ure IKE perspiratlon, producing q
very disagreeable itching, after get
ing warm, is Il common attendant.
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield
at once 10 the application of DR.. Be-
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts di-
iectly upon the parts effected, absorb
1g the tumors, allaying the intense
i ching, and efiectiug a permanent
cure. Price so cents. Address the
DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, o.
Sold by w. A. Williamson g. Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-10

The Days ugly fattech--,ts causes
ana Range--A FUN Report.

The Day published brief para.
graph yesterday which. If uncotra-
dicted, would have been the cause OF
! a vast injustice, to u faitniul ppd ell
cient public officer. The Days stale
ment to the effect that the Nes,rs.
Abeel had requested to be relieved
rom further responsibility ON Mr.
Leland's bond is true, but the cause
doubly rnd deftly suggested. ar
limited nj, was wholly wrong, wholly
Nh cue, and seems malicious only.
/ We hope it CT and will put matter
straight. The reason the Abeels
witnd. ew or have asked TO withdraw
i oriy this: They became offended
n; one of the clerks in the Office and
peremptori y demanded his discharge.
tie has ooen IN the employ OF the
los'oitice, of and on, for about
four years, and has ALWAYS
proven himself most faithful
and efficient, pc well as reliable aud
careial clerk, Leland refused point
blank end the Abee's took the step
they did for ihis reason and no other
+ a-ked these gentlemen will say Just
what we say.
The Day is wrong on The amount
o. the boLu rs we'll as 10 who arc on
me bond. Instead of $4,000 the
bond is only tor $1,000 and The orig
nal -ureties on it are Nr All. Abeet.
Col. Eom L. Abeel, Peter NcCleiland
JaFe Green, John Greer. n. W..
Battle and T.. G.. l.. Wiebusch.
These gentlemen represent, with.
out the Abees, not less than
thr ee-iourths of million of dollars.
If q new bond is required Judge L.
land can give one readily Tor auy re-
d quired amount.
/ judge Leland is a Iepup,iC,u, but
he has been faithful ana hone OH
Ger, and we do not Ike o see han
placed in a false light tor en- that. md
W. onged when he has done no wrong.
Inc Day VIII doubtless do MIR. Leland
irHiCe when It understands what an
i0u'y it has, perhap-, unwitt'ugIy
don" him
Mr. AlC Abeel was seen bv au FN
AND n repre- sentative late last night
and in The mFin confirms what is
wfitten above. He stated that il wa,
only Il pCi. OPAL matter between him
self and brother, qua Postmaster Lc-
land NJ \ beei claims That he had
been inali-d BY one of the Jerks,
wEicl, wa the cause of the demand for
/ hi, js..Srge, or that he be mode Ia
maze an apology. Mr.. Abeel saws no
apology has bcnn made. aud as the de,
mand Tor discharge had not been
compiled with, he considered tnai
they W re not required longer to re-
main on Mr. Leiapds bond. Mir.
Abecl further says there was abso-
lutely no oiher cause for their with
/ drawal itOm The DOnd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-10

Alhambra and Golden Beet flour
F'e' hman's genuine compressed yeast
Bl ldc Bros candy oompiny's strict
pm 9 andres. Rob. Briest, jr, Prize
Medal garden seed. Thurbcr's strict
ly pure and unadulterated Moyune
TO 5, Thurber's fine canued and dried
NJ of every kind. Fairbanks fine
launG'y soaps; the best in the world
Cross ~ Blackwell's genuine import.
ed n'ckles, chow chow, etc. Lever.
i1gs Arbuckle's, Kicker Lees aud
A,N rs favorite roasted coilees. sold
or y at
A. ZONES. TAYLOR Il Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-10

was one of the most recherche affairs
Of The season. After delightful trio
by M's. Munroe, Miss May Lawson
= d Mr. Sayle. there was recitation
by Mics johnson and also one by Miss
..igar an essay by Miss King each and
o, o. which were admirable alike ia
manner aud NTH.
The residence OF Mai. Y. c. Tibbs
was. > Ike manner, the scene of much
genuine soc; ! enjoyment. incident to
ano der rhrfch sociab.e (the Meiho-
a't) aid at that hospilable bone.
Rntreonueuis were served, aud that
VITA mus g aud a number of little
lays the hours were passed delight
fully bv ne numerous callers of the
even ng.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-10

Health is wealth. Wealth means
independence. The keynote is DIR.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
ne best cough syrup in the world,
Cures coughs, colds, pains in the chest,
bronchitis aud primary consumption.
One dose gives relief in every case.
Take no other. Price 80 cents and 81,
Semples free. Sold by W. A, Will
ipmsOu AZ Co
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-10

Do you sometimes feel that way'
Lassitude. Vertigo Can't sleep:
Can't euiov meal: Can't engage in
.nIe. SAINT conversations Can't carr!
On business: Can't I,ok hupetu'l o.,
toe lr,u e. Wei ail .n..t meJn' dys-
oousla. rnd geuor disorder of tuo
diye tive apparatus. II auW leel like
a man, is whGt d.! |, {. Mclaughlin,
of Woncsville. n. C., saws, Jner using
Browns Iron Bittels. You may have
tne same experience, If you are suffer-
lug from dyspepsia, liver complaint
or similar ills.