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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19
DBATH6,

lrcnrR In Philadelphia. Pa. on the 18TH
inst, Frederick fischer, in the tpth YEAR OF his
age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family, also
the members Of Lancaster Lodge. NO. OF,
I. y. %. r.. are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral. from the r. Il II. station, on eat.
urday morning at 9.3J O'Clock. TO procesd TO
the chapel at Lancaster cemetery. where sr.
vices will be hold. lnterment at Lancaster
cemetery. jyls 3tds
kAHL July IS. 1859, in this city. william
KahI. in his 6Sth year.
The relatives ana friends OF the family. also
Monterey Lodge, No 2t,, No. 6s X Off, Pc sts
t0i ana 81. also Veteran Legion. arc respect
fully Invited TO attend the funeral, from his
late residence. No Az West James street. on
Saturday afternoon At 2 O'Clock. lnterment
at Lancaster cemetery.
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Closing prices-2 O'Clock p. n


NsW YORK, July 10 Up. m.-Money closed
AZ ~ per cent Exchange steady posted
rates. q s'<8i 81; actual rates q s7o
is7h for 60 DAYS ana u ss14oi ssx for demand !;
Governments closed quiet; currency 8's,
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
urn ana dutipg tie early dealings, under the
ieaa OF Erie, prices advanced iractionaily.
Erie was bought quito freely for London &C.
count. Before the first call the buying In
Erie died out ana prices took downward
turn. At noon the decline ranged from n to
per cent. from the opening prices. Since
midday the market has been dull with the ex-
ception OF New York 4 New England. which Is
strong ana u per cont higher on a good buy
ing. said to be for tha V and erbil.s
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KING q rRANxLiss snow.
Two Performances Given 81 MEG rann's Psil
and the aClrcus'. LeAves Tor OoIumbia.

Two Performances Given ss AlcC rann's Ps, X
and the "Circus'. Leaves For Coiumbis.
King q franklin gave their FIRST enter.
tainment In McGrannis park yesterday
afternoon, when the canvass was about
twothirds full. In the evening the attend.
ance was considerably larger, and the tent
had almost ~ many - II could sccommo
date. The show is really not circus, but
they give moro Of specially and trained
animal performance There IL no mentgerie
connected with the concern.
The principal person In the show Ii Andy
Showers, who gives great part Of the per.
formanca He Brst introduced anumber Of
we'll trained dogs and afterwards the cutest
kind OF monkey that almost no. the chill
drsn Wild with his funny trIcks. A very
pretty stallion Walizsd, mafohsd and IN
other ways exhibited his intelligence ai
the word OF command from Mr.. Showers,
who also put four pretty cream -colored
horses through . drill that was highly
creditable. Mile. Ida Showers showed her.
self to be very clever performer on the
slack wire. Another lady lifted tables,
chairs, DC, with her teeth and was
drawn to the top Of the canvas by
strap In her mouth. The Il
Rose Brothers gave . good exhibition Of
tumblinR and were afterwards seen on lad
dera Quite large crowd Of men appeared
In the leaps, among them being George W.
Schaum, . Lancaster boy, who turned 9
double somersault In the air over
. number OF horses In o way tba,
astonished his old friends The Other
acts OF the performance included the intro
duction OF the traiued mules, shaking o
the chestnut F" tree by the clown, dog
that rode horses, IN equiliprist and others
The Wild West part OF the performance
was pronounced ." fake" by the smal
boy. This company Ii not well equipped
TO give IN Imitation OF Buffalo Bill, m they
have merely pair Of leather pantaioons snt
one mustang. Itreally looked very funny
10 zee them attempt an exhibition OF the
manner In which the mails were carried
many years ago, in space 80 limited thai
. man could spit across II. The Virgins
reel by canvasmen and women on horse
back closed this part Of the show. To day
the affair appears In Columbia
Andy Showers IL making arrangement
TO leave the show, and he now has care
In the C2ipper stating that no Is at liberty
for the remainder OF the season. He vii
prove big loss to the show.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19
A PLANK ON TIE TRACK.
wesie N Express Narrowly Escspes Beirs
wrecked Just East OF Uostssviiis,

wesie N Express Narrowly E.cspss Bsirr
WRECKED Just East OF OossssviiIs.
Western Express Of the Psnnsyl lvauia
railroad, due here at li:l0 at night, which
10 ono OF the fastest trains on the road,
made . narrow escape last night from
being wrecked at . point just east OF
Coatesville. The engineer felt tho engine
jar ~ though II hsd run over something,
and no stopped - quickly as possible.
Upon making an examination he found an
oak plank, eight feet long, one foot wide and
six inches thick, wedged very tightly be.
tween the pilot OF tho engine and the front
truck. Tho engineer and othor train men
we're kept working for . half hour before
they could remove 1t, aud they then found
that no damage had been done. The train,
on account Of this delay. was o half hour
late reaching Lancaster. How the plank
got on the track no one seems to know, bu,
1t looks very much % though there wss sn
attempt 10 wreck the train. Had It no,
been for the prompt action OF the engineer
terrible accident might have been caused.
Most OF the passengers on the train were
asleep and know nothing OF their danger.
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MARkET'N.


.E.w YORK: July 70 Flour marie. STEADY |;
Zine, q 0,7L7s, bupernne, q S503 90 Mimi
Winter Wheat extra, a. 1905 90.
Wheat-Eo. /, Red, stats. slci No. 2, DC;
.ss, so; .,, Red, Winter, Augy ssAe; sept !.
Corn.so 2 MiIed, Cash, t6kGs7c /;
Aug. Aug. sskc Sept. o'Ac; receipts none |;
Oats No. i. White. state. asa.5s, NO. 2, DO.
SO0nc NO. mixed. Aug. sic; receipts,
none shipments, mono.
Rye duh; State Ito.
Barley nominal.
PORK dull Old Mess. slS 750ltoO
Lard quiet Aug, % 90 Sept ,Ss Ul
Molasses active; for 30 boiling stock, 2lc.
Turpentine arm at SAC.
ROafn dull; strained to good, Sl O5{1n TO-
Petroleum dull Refined in CAsos, sxc.
IreightE quiet grain TO Glasgow, IA
Butter dull; Western Creamery, l5f72c.
s,sia Sneese oi SLOW ,N NWsstern Flat 1asMc
lac Ohio Flat, 70sLc.
lsc.
sugar duli Renned Cutloaf. SIC; anuula-
ted, 7kc.
Tallow quiet; Prime City. 4Hc.
kice nominal Carolina, fair togoOd, ekc
Conee steady Fair Cargoes. tor Rio. ilkc
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She Rem,mbsrsa the War OF 1912.

FrOM tha FhIIHubIphia ledger.
Mrs. Sarah Rigg, who died suddenly on
Tuesday night, ut il3 Marshall street, was
born on January 3, 1897, In Lancaster
county, Pa. She was twice married, and
had bus four children, one by her first hus.
band and three by hor second. Two OF the
children by the latter survive her, ss do
eight grandchildren aud seven great. grand.
children. Her maiden name was Waddei,
and she WAS very active up to within . few
minutes OF her death. Her memory wa
remarkable for woman of her age, she dis.
tinctly remembering her father ~ q soldier
In the war Of 1912 One of her sons, Ed
mund Rigg, who died about elk years ago,
was a colonel In the regular army, and her
grandson, the Rev. Hickman Denning, Is 9
BsptisL clergyman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19
NefghbOrs OunrrsI

John l.. Long and Martin Rudy are
neighbors. They live on South Queen
street. ana up to recent period their rels-
lions nave been pleasant On Wednesday
tnere was a rupture, caused, 1t 10 said, by
nr Long shooting at some of Rudy's pig
cons lhe result Is law suit. Rudy has
entered suit sgainst Long before Alderman
hsloach for surety OF the peace and disor-
Derry conduct TIE cases will be heard to.
morrow evening.
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Tho Odd Feilows VIII Erec,a S. u.,

inc general committee OF the different
io'ges ana encau nents In this city held
meeiing at which 1t was decided to erect u
new ana handsome hall. Architect John
Evans was present and submitted p an
Tor sbuilding to cost S25 900, with which
the members seemed pleased. 1t has no,
oeon decided where tho new building win
DO erected. The lot and building on South
Queen street is owned by Lancaster lodge
II these are not sold The new building may
he put up there. II they are di. osed OF
the building may he located further up
towp. This order Is very stropg In Lsncss.
ter, where 1t has {, 600 members. Ali organ
iz'tions, exc'p: Herschel lodge, hold their
meetings In the South q ueen street hall,
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An InoorrigibIo Giri

Belle shenk, aged l5 years, whose
parents live on the Fruitville turnpike,
was taken from King Il Frsnklin's circus
tent last evening. The girl ran away from
home on Sunday and when 1t was learned
that she was at the circus, an officer was
sent for and she was taken home. Some
time ago her parents had her arrested for
being incorrigible, but she promised to do
better and the suit against her was with
drawn. The girl was locked up at the sta
ton house last night for Q few hours and
discharged with q reprimand.
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His Eye lDturstf.

Henry Kuhn, an employe at Edgerley q
coach works, met with q serious accident
on Tuesday afternoon. He 10 black
smith and while using q sledge struck
the edge OF the anvil A splinter was
knocked Gil tho anvil and struck him In
the eye, making painful wound. The
wound was dressed by DR.. Rohrsr. The
sight OF the eye, 1t is thought, will be
saved,
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summer I.ttauVe.

Thomas Baumgardner, wife au d their two
grandchildren, Miss Bertha Patterson and
Robert Gerhart, have gone to Atlantic City
Mrs. Harriet McEvoy, OF California, sister
OF the late Emanuel Shobsr, is visiting rels
tives In this city.
Lawyer John Ii. Fry left Lancaster on
Wedns sdsy, and he will remain away for
two weeks. lie will spend his vacation In
Ephrata and vicinity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19
PoIh,a IuAugursl ON Satin

Mrs Margaret Hoh, sister In law OF
Thomas Baumgsrdner, of this City, a few
dsys sgo, found among her Old papers a
Veil preserved inaugural addrts, OF Presi
dent Polk. The inaugural is printed on
nne sattn with handsome border around
u Tho work was done by John Murphy,
o. baltimore Mrs. Hof has present ted
eAis beautiful souvenir to Chas. NJ, son of
Fnnk r Howell. OF this city.
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saed For %, 900 Damages,

Brown n Hensel, attorneys for Harry
Brubsker, entered a suit for SANDER on
"Wednesday In the court OF common pleas
against Barbara Funk. Bruosker's sni-
dsvit sets forth that Barbara circulated re-
ports affecting his character for chastity
whereby he suffers 8. 900 damages.
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Chicago Produos sasrnsa.

CHICAGO. j uly 10. $50 a. m.-Market opened.
=, Wheat-Ju'y, size; Aug. 7a1kc Sept, 79kc
Oct, 45kc.
Oct, 2isc.
,PorkaJuiy. sls 90; August. sI3 90 Sept
h3 5D Oct, Sl3 IS.
40 otard,Juiy. y 22x !; August. y IS Sent.
short kibs-July. q 57k, August, q 80
sept u SIX Oct u IS.
CLOSING.
Wheat-July,s2kc Aug, sO>fc; /; Sept. Ike
Oct sJhc.
Oct, 1910. |"~'
oats, July. SIC; Aug. 2o,ks Sept. 2ixc
Pork-Juiy. s's 90; Aug, Ns 90; Sent.
elS 67k oct, el3 50
. ,a,d-Jniy. c IS; Aug, o. 40, Sept
short Rtbs-Juiy, 81 slx; Aug, u SIX
sept,O OK Der o. 92k
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Live stock MArkoes.

CHICAGO. July 49, -Cattle--keceipts, 1000
shipmonis. 1900 market active and steady
u 30 cows bulls and mixed, q 1908 90 :
rexas cattle, o. 1904 90 natives and half.
breed', " 85(1i 40.
Hogs--heccipts, 1900 head; shipments,
icOO, market active; mixed. S5 6505 80 |;
asavy % 1odd 10; light, d 701 % 85; skips,
sheep Receipts. 400 head; shipments,
iGO market activei natives. o. O1fp5 Is
western feeders, % 406ll %, 1exaup ~ 2sfDi I0
lambs, a5 0066 20 = Ito pounds
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1T. sIsry's sunday scboo, p,oo,.

The picnic OF 81. Mary's Sunday school
at Penryn park on Wednesday, July %,
promises to be one OF the most enjoyable
events OF the season. There will be music
In plenty and games In proiusion. Those
who wish to have good day In the woods
Should buy their lick cts AZ orca
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19
Landlord and Tenant

Henry Hebrsnk owns q house ON High
street in which George Smaller lives. Heb.
rank was obliged to sue his tenant for un.
paid rent, and this greatly enrsged shaller.
When he heard OF the suit he went to Heb
ranks house aud abused him. Hebrank
went before Alderman Halbach and en-
tered suit against Smaller for disorderly
conduct Bail was entered for hearing.
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DL.ioCated Her ShnnIa.r

A little daughter OF David Decker, re-
sidin & at i26 East Chestnut street, had her
shoulder dislccsted last evening. she was
playing with sNmo oiSer children, and as
she went to "tsg" one Of them she fell.
causing the aeove injury. she was at.
tended by DIR. Shirk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19
J.. winowsr Chosen Vice Counc,ror.

Balioting for ttat0 officers OF the Junior
American Mechanics In Wilkesbarre, on
"Wednesday, resulted In the election OF the
foliowin- State councillor, SC. Wesdley,
OF Philadelphia vice councillor, John 7.
Winower, Lancaster treasurer, John w.
Calver, Philadelphia; representatives to
national council, A. l.. Solomon, Pittsburg,
and John B. Gillospy, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Winower, who was elected state vice
councillor yesterday, is q wellknown snd
very prominent member OF the order In
this city. For about sixteen years past he
has belonged to Empire council No. 100.
He has held the position Of state warden,
and for seven years past has been national
representative OF tho order. Ho defeated
his opponent yesterday by a vote Of 20i TO
on
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Made Assignments. a

The following deeds OF assignment wore
entered In the recorders Office TODAY. q,
q. Frank, OF Warwick township. TO John
Gingrich, OF East Hempheld Ell Burk hsr,
ana wiie, OF Upper Leacock township, to
samuel II, bnrkhsrt, East Lsppeter, and
Apiahsm X. Deniinger, Upper Lssqcck.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19

DR. THxELe last lecture on weak, nervous
blood poison ana debflitated mon sent free Of
charge. Address, De. TnHHL. No. bs North eth
street, Phhadelpbis, Pa. iyll.stds. 4. MAN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19

Isaac W. Holman is building a new
creamery in West Donegal town ship, near
Elizabethtown. The creamery nearest 10
that plscs at present Ia the one at Elmdsls
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A Rascal Pursuing Another.

From the Mannheim Sun.
d. Chau.ibrisnd, secretary and superin-
tendent OF the Mercantile and Detectiye
association OF Wilmington, Dell ware, sailed
Tor Europe this week. He 10 after a ceIe.
brated iorger.
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Andrew Shay, a puddIer's helper at the
Penn rolling mill, had one OF his feet terri
bly, burned last night by hot cinder which
ran from pudding furnace. He was
taken to his home and will no. be able TO
get out for . couple OF Raexa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19
sold Byths sheriff

Sheriff Burkholder disposed or the Der.
sonsl property OF II. X, Grsybill, of
Brevilie, on Thursday. The amount esl-
lied by the sale was S532,
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Belonged 10 admiral Rsyuo,d. po,,

William KshJ, who died YESTERDAY morn.
ing was member OF Admiral Reynolds
Post, No 400 q. A. X, instead of George
a. Thomas Post, as WAS stated last even
ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19

~. hensy Martin, of this city, yesterday
cosed contract for the fitting up OF large
paant sor The msn nufacture uf brick with nj.
@aeAinss 1t Ridley Park, near Chester.
~ he'd several compssi,ors, but his ma
caoo were siycn the pssisssncs.
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owing 10 the rain OF to-day the officers of
Grace Sunday school promptly postponed The
excursion 10 Lititz I'LL tomorrow, when
another cay will bring, dou btless, pleasant,r r
occasion TO all Interested IN this happy event.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19

HE Ladies' Aid society OF the first NJ E,
church viii run an excursion to Ocean Grove.
Atlantic City ana Cape My on august 20,
so.d Tor eight days. Tickets wi be sold at
reduced prices.
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BeKinning Drill Practies

The Eighth Ward Democratic Battalion
will meet this evening ss Ffitz's saloon.
The style OF uniform will be adopted, and
there will also be . drill OF the N embsrs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-19

IT. faul's M. K. church and sunday school
picnic 10 have taken place 10. lay at Rocs y
springs has been postponed unul 10 morrow
Buses will leave the church at s:.S
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MORE Reductions at the Great Thirty Davs
Clearing sale At Astrtcn's Palace OF Fashion,
10 East hing street. Head their advertise
menL
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MOUNTvILLE BEATEN.
rnr CosunsrA GUN ULuB vANouI'uEs
Aresm FROM THAT TOWN y
,v Uspsurs the four Matches AZ clay
rnussss and hats German Reports Hls1
Usmpsnies Drowned-Aiisged rh,ssss
-' Arrssssd Alter . Long Chase

ColuxBrA, July 10 9--Ysstesdsy at Mif
nnn,s Island, ia the Susquehanna, the
1'ounsvills gun club contested four Inter.
1noong shooting matches with the gun clut
U Columbia Although the home clut
- I'll four the best Of feeling prevailed
~ nst third and fourth matches were
IN olnglo birds and the second st oou-
- 0eA The nvt two were shot at Blue
Hesk olay pigeons. and the last two at LOCK.
pogs beta
Amer the match the visiting club was es.
nofesd 10 MI Harry Scholl's Continental
hoosl, st which place an elegant dinner waa
awnifipR them. The following 10 the score
Mountville. Columbia.
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POLITICAL.
Democratic state Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket
FOR supREsx Jupss.
u cCollum, OF susQuehsnna county =;
RLRcToRs.
At Large-R, Milton speer, AT. Keating
|. David W Sellers. US. Alvin Day,
2. Michael Masee, IlS. william Dent
3. A. IL. Ladner, Z. Ru usseil Kames
I william j Laua, rs. Henry X. Woodal
8. John Tay lor. I9. Herman Boslsr
9. franklin walden, 10. william A. Garma n
J. George W; rauling. q. William Mansr.
o. Daniel " .Schweyer, Is. John Hue cks pstetn
L.. W, X. Given, a William r. Lantz
IL. Charles hobinson. IS. David T. Morris
u. John Is, keynulds, ~. James IL Caid sa,
IS. Edsa'd j. Gaynor, 7. :. 4, Neill
IA. simon +, LishI ss. J. L. Brown.
COUNTY TICKEr,
Congress
HORACE l.. HALDkMAs, Chiokies
State Senator.
CHRISTIAN Rowe, strssburg.
Assembly.
Northern District)
J.F.ECHrERNACH. Mannheim.
JOHN hlLEY. Mannheim.
WILLIAM THOME, Milton Grovs
(3outhern District)
JANIS g. Mo ifARRAN, Drumors.
Recorder.
JOHN REBMAN. Mannheim.
County solicitor.
WM. h, BRINTos, Lancaster.
Jury Comm tssionsr.
FRANKLIN CLARK, strasburg.
Directors OF hs Poor.
J.. WALL, Lancaster.
j. MONTGOMERY. Mouutvnle..
Prison Inspectors.
A. u. WlNTSRs, Providence
hLSkf Y. HARTMAN, East Lampeter,
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BEER AND DIGESTION
WHAT DIR. Hare. of tEs University OF Psun-
tylVsIia, Says About lt.

pr II. A. Hare. demonstrator OF experimen-
Ga ma therapeutics and instructor in physical
says the ply sician is frequently puz z led when
prescribing for "A onvalesce mt as to which al.
sor soh1ic S beverage OF q mild and pleasant char:
upsettins" the stomach. The writer has
therefore. attempted to decide this question
the methods employed and this results OBJ.
tained 1t is necessary that a few pay siological
Every one k kuows THAI atcohoi rstards dises.
tion In me test tube but aids It In he stomach
ana san whiie THESE facts seem somewhat paradox.
the 10 lowing reasons
In the test;tube We have given quantity of
oigesuVe nuio on which the alcohol nav act
aud we cannot have any increase in the 1uaa
tity OF that iuid. because It. is surioupd ded by
quito as much on the digestive Torment "a IL
does on he test tube. but 1t also. by the pres.
en- enGS % OF that yiscu:, exe!tes the gastric glands
70 such an extent that an excess of gastric
juice Is secreted sufficient to cou uterbaIa ce
any any anti :alsestive influences. In other words,
the acuon of the spirit on the living tissues Is
R,eater IMAM lis action on the digestive fer
Theoretically. alcohol shouId never be used
IN In oige ,ton or in conditions OF gastric weak.
epss eess R Pracucaiiy, every physician Of expert
these % eircnma,an nmSom gives alcohol under just
gives gives TIE stronger alcoholic preparations in
Si 6ne Tssssr In fever give
ss;1leiy for the purpose OF increasing diges.
II is also snown. by those interested in such
matters in the profession, that beer aids diges.
lion put little. or at all, by means of It's aIco-
luted a form and in SUCH small SgSntitv 81 1h.t u
u can neither aid digestion TO any extent by
aenRE bH E. on ,ns coats OF the s.omsSn NOR rstara
not be forgotten that while all alcoholic ii uids
Theoretically retard gastric digs suon. that
owing to Its small amount OF alcohol, and
while. as has already been shown. this fact
Iather OBTAINS against Its practical use, that
TINS Js overcome by the CarlODtC ACID
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MINUTE 80 SECONDS.

From Medical Nelos June II.
THE TANNHAEUSER BEER is
Special Brewing of the BERGNER
Il ENGEL BREWING COMPANY,
and unquestionably the Finest Light
Beer extant. 1t is brewed from the
finest Pale Canada West Barley Malt
and Saazer Hops, and highly recon.
mended for its tonic and nutritive quail.
ties.
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THIS powder never varies. A marvel OF
L purity, strength and whOles someness. More
not be SOLD In competition with the multitudo
OF low test: short weight, alum or phosphate
PowDh Co.. loe Wall Street. New York.
.iyls lytAw