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Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-17

Agate and Granite Ware will be sold and cut rates while it lasts.
 FAIR FURNITURE.
 Fair in quality. If there's a little unfairness toward us in prices, you're the gainer.
 Cheffoniers that would surprise the makers.
 One aoaen drawer casesTuuicrs. solid oak.
 ssrel rlA.e glass lisxso inch. down from
 article in Blrch. BlFaseye Maple esc
 White Enamel Beds win woven wire Springs
 SIS $50 sassp '' ''''' '''''~ ''''
 The Bed Sale of Mat tresses, Springs and Cots has been a great success and is still running at the same low down figures. Don't miss it. STAMPED ART GOODS.
 Articles from which may be developed great beauty by the use of a few odd summer hours.
 % Dozen damask and plain Linen Tray Cloths al 10 were i5 cents
 $ Dozen sa-inch tinted Sorrento Squares as si, were 8 cents.
 g Dozen the same S6 inch at ss. were sq cents gs pozen SSinch plain Sorrento Squares al ig, 10 Dozen ss-inch plain Bedford Cord Squares al 25, were $ cents.
 10 Cases of var divide Dwight Anchor Cotton at 8 cents a yard, worth 10 cents.
 Great Linen inducements in order to reduce stock pre- vious to dissolution, Hotel and Restaurant Keepers want to get around while Towel, Table Linen and Napkin off, ferings are ripe. Wnn'NEETAsDG.-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-17
TwENrY-sKvEnTH c. V.

A Novel Location for a Regtmental
 Reunion-The Twenty-Ftfth Anni-
 versary to be Held at East Rock
 Park-Solemn Service at the Ease of
 the Monument.
 The Twenty seventh Connecticut volun- teers association holds it's twenty fifth re- union at East Rock park Wednesday, Sep tember 13. Arrangements were completed on Friday last when Colonel s. J. Fox, president of the association; D. S. Thomas, chairman of executive committee; Ex-Mayor Henry F. Peck, W. W. Price, Allen D. Baldwin, Moses Thomas, G. W. Hazel. Secretary Mansfield and others visited the park and held 6 final confer. | ence with MT. Farnam of the park com l missioners. The committee are to comply with all of the requirements of the com | missioners in locating tent and other de tails. This twenty fifth reunion Is held
 here upon invitation of the New Haver
 members. The Twenty-seventh was com l posed largely of New Haven men and tn,
 resident comrades this year propose t. give their old associates royal welcome
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-17
The line of Tapestry Brus- sels priced over this way
THE TWO TABLES

q square yard.
 THE TWO TABLES.
 Lots of odds and ends in Crockery and Glassware have been gathered up and placed upon Tables in the Base ment.
 Salts, Milk Jars, Sugar Bowls, Celery Holders. Fruit Dishes, Graduates, Vinegar Bottles, China Creams and scores of little articles you want at about one quarter of what you expect to pay.
 Tn reouiar Stock-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-17

WEATHER RECORD. INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU WARRINGTON, D. O., 8 p. m., July 16, 1893. For New England: Continued warmer. general Iy fair weather; westerly winds; probably cooler Monday night with local thunder storms in vest ern portions
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR JULY 16, 1893.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-17

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY. Complete House Furnishers-Brown & Durham. Daily Chat-Wm. Neely & O.
 Finest Potatoes-R. W. Mills. Furniture-P. J. Kelly & Co. ,.. For Rent-Furnished Room-2l2 Wooster Street. Crand Shopping Emporium-F. M: BroWn c Oo. Great Dissolution Sale-Howe & Stetson. Great Reduction sale-Esen Mcin.yGre @ G q C2; July Investments Kimberly, Root Day. Rattan Furniture-Peck Averil. The Pembroke-Olin H. Clark.
 To Housekeepers-The Morrison O. Worlds Fair Tickets-Morse, Schroeder & Stock Wanted-RolliEg Chair-P: Q: Box 433 Wanted -Situatien-102 Adeline Street. Wanted-Situation-84 Nash Street. Wanted-Porter-TheG Globe.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-17

One hundred dozen as tcent Shirts Waists in fine barred percales. fine as lawn and just the thing for summer wear, goTat the cool zero price of $ cents
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-17

Go to Silverthaus', jewellers, 790 Ohspe. street, for wedding gifts; save 70 per cent
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-17
5 1 5O.

This entire line of Summer stock, the finest the season produced. at about cost price. .-u
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-17

Agate and Granite Ware will be sold and cut rates while 1t lasts.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-09
The Mirage.

The mirage is as common IN some
narts OF America as on the African
deserts. In some districts OF Western
Kansas and Eastern Colorado the trav.
eler will behold, at apparently no great
distance, groves of trees and what seem
10 be houses and churches. In tho
plains sbout 100 miles east OF Denver
n party of cowboys were once thunder
struck at observing off to the west the
semblancc of u large city, lying sppar'
entlv ON the horizon. They could sec
blocks of buildings, churches and other
structures SO clearly rs to render them
almost willing to believe that n city
had sprung up where they we'll knew
no city existed The image grew
ploiper and finally one or two ot shelr
number, who had been i'll Denver re-
cognized the great hotel that towers
| above tho rest of the city, and the
mystery vanished. The spectacle that
rayc thom such surprise was mirage
If u city more than 100 miles distant
st. Louis Glohc-Dcmocrat.
Eightccr Of tho principal rroso"'
yiyen to Prince Bismarck on his blrtl
day nre valued ut $4,000.
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A FlreprOOf Straw,

The Moscow Agricultural Society has
been making some interesi in4-4-rtrrrorr
gratifying results At the public tr;,Is
m"de shanty was built entirely of
straw, and, after being covered with
,he paste, was subjected to q hot fire.
tne straw, under this operation. merely
changing from II yellow to u reddisi,
Drown color, without igniting or even
cracking. The society in question has
IL ls stated. decided to Introduce hi,
ne" invention or process throughout
the empire, considering that it must
prove of the highest value in VILLAGES
where the houses are matched wifi
strhw. The cost of this preparation
rs well as of applying it, is said to be
very slight. The value of this invcn-
uon can hardly be overstated. If il
VIII nnord even partial protection to
wood and the other noInLnatibIo .,a.a-
rIais necessarily used in architccturc Il
VIII DE the means of saving millions Of
ao.1ars that annually go mp in smoke.
New Orleans Picayune.
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august
Flower

=. For two years i suffered terribly
win stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment bv a
physician, He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
Worn out, and that l would have to
cease eating solid food. On the rec.
olnmendation of friend procured
bottle of August Flower. Itseem-
ed to DO me good at once. gained
strength and flesh rapidly. 1 feel
now like new man, and consider
mat August Flower has cured me-"
Jas. +. Dederick, Saugerties, N.Y.s
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-09

A New York electrical journal some
time ago told Of an incidens thss oc-
Cured In the fitting mp OF . now once
building near the New York end OF sne
Brooklyn Bridge. Tho engineer OF
Sbe building wished to wire the omces
throughout for the electric light IN
ss..?- : Al. -. -.;~Aa on which the
Conservative proprietor insisted. But
all his arguments were invain, ana sne
apparently useless extrassgance Oh
electric wiring was obstinately vetoed.
suddenly, however, o happy th0ngns,
struck the venerable owner. "Why'
he said, '.if the wires carry electricity,
can't Won make them carry gas, 700!
A counterpart of this story is now toio
| of q shipyard carpenter, nasive ~
| .Troon, on the coast Of Ayrshire, ocot'
land. When the contract for hghtine
| the first three steamers fitted VIII
oIectr;o light at the Troon shipysr'
was completed this man formed one .
social party gathered TO trea, w
electricians who had made the lnstai'o
ton and otherwise celebrate the eVeh'
In burst of candor and comrade
sbip. he was overheard saying TO on
Of the wiremen: "Man, Peter, eit'
workin' wi you on they boats l b
lieye could put in the electric nci
mysel, but there's only ne thing Tn
hates me-" Gay, what is thatY sa
his interested companion, willing
help him if it lay in his power. IN
$ this, man; I dinna ken hoo you
the lie aisng the wires!"--St. Lou
Globe- Democrat.
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%o moor mothers from New York. The
mothers come in groups OF eight, esS9
bringing her own or some other cnno
with her, and are brought mp rom TINS
station I'm carriages.
Every shade Of tan and reddish
brown will be worn for street gloves.
The newest thing rs IOr tno .s'.o,,'"u
ON the back TO be in two shssdes' M
black and q lighter shade Of tan on {"
tan glove. Pearl gloves, with fina
black stitchings, and whito gloves
sspointed" with black are preferred for
the carriage or calling toilet, while for
evening wear the gloves, like th'
,boes match tho gown In tint.
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Eccentricity Easily Pardoned.

One of the old residents of Mount
Vernon was Theodore Marston, VINO
moved into the place before it was
town and settled on the south tier OF
lots next to Readfeld, where he made
himself good farm. He was eccen-
trio, but a man of the strictcst honesty
and remarkably generous to the poor;
When he sold o poor man bushel OF
corn he never struck the measure, ana
ifasked why, he would put his hano
ON, his heart and say: Somethihg III !,
here will tell when it is full enough!
and Il WAS never "fuH enough" till
well rounded. In 1916, which is known
aa the cold season, he kept his grannry
omen for those who had no cash and
would say to those who hadi ''Nou car
oct it somewhere else, keep 1t only
for those who can't pay. -hcWistol
fMe Journal
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KNOWLEDGE

Brinsy comfort and Improvement sna
tends 10 personal enjoymsnt When
,ightly used. The many, who hve pes.
ter than others and enjoy Life more, witn
iess expenditure, BY more promptly
sdaptinr the worlds best products 70
the needs of physical being, will attess
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
Ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect AK
alive efectually cleansing the system.
dispeiling colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation;
It has given satisfaction TO millions ana
met with the approval OF the medical
profession, because it acts on the kla'
news, Liver and Bowels without Weak-
ening them and It is perfectly I'D
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drng'
uists in tOc and 81 bottles, but 1t is man
Tfactured by the California Fig oyaup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF figs
and being well informed, you Will MOI
accept any substitute if offered
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r-mamrBaymng KsguIauon.

A quaint illustration OF French
prudence and delicacy and OF prevail
ing or approaching French fashions is
contained in the notice recently issued
to tho police who control the bathing
beach at Dieppe for their guidance IN
the coming season. 1t reads: THE
bathing police are requested when a
lady lis in danger of drowning to seize
her by the dress and not by the haff.
which oftentimes remeins IN their
grasp. Chicago Times. ="
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

hOoorsaolLD hlNTSs
Cold tea cleans grained wood.
Mating should be washed in salt
and water-a pint of salt to half pail
of soft water.
A mixture of two parts of sweet oil
to ono OF turpentine applied with q
soft cloth polishes furniture.
French chalk wet with cold water
and applied for twelve hours will re-
10 clean mahogany, wash it with
warm water and soap; then apply bees.
wax and sweet oil and polish with cha.
mois.
AIR holsters that can be inflated TO
any size or allowed to be as limp and
nat rs broken football are the coolest
cushions fc- warm weather. They cos;
about IS and can be as elaboratelv Gov.
cred as one pleases.
10 sweep carpet in weekly clean
ing, mix II quart of cornmeaI with
little water, slightly wetting it. After
spreading it over the floor, sweep viz.
orously. This will brighten the colors
and clear it of dust.
10 clean and destroy grease spots on
paper use gasoline on the affected parts
with soft cloth. 1t is surprising how
rapidly the stains will disappear. and
the paper will assume an aspect ouite
fresh and new under this treatment.
Chilimi cloth, the popular Japanese
stun that has been selling in blue and
white patterns, comes now in soft
grays, heliotropes and pinks at the
original price of fifty five cents a ward
1t washes perfectly anu makes light
summer curtains, cushion coverings
and draperies.
Gilded frames can be cleaned bv
gently wlping them with fine cotton
'loth dipped in sweet oil. In the ann.
mer when flies are troublesome wosh
the frames in water in which two or
'hree onions have been boiled. This
,nethod VIII not deaden tho oilding
out VIII insure for them a good Iustre
10 remove grease stains from carne+s
NIX Two ounces of ammonia, two ounces
u whlte CASTLE soap, one ounce of civ.
erihe' one ounce of ether. Cut The
Dap INTO small pieces and dissolve II
u one pint OF water over the fire. then
dd Two quarts of water and tho otbor
icalents. This should then bo
nxed with more water in tho nronor
ION OF one teacup to one ordiparv
led pailfM. 'n"ry
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snAHBERRY ROLLS.

!, Sift one-half pint Of -four into
bowl, add half teaspoonful OF salt
and teaspoonful Of sugar; rub
tablespoonful Of butter into the -four,
the moro thoroughly the better, and
add heaping teaspoonful OF baking
powder; stir until all the ingredients
are we'll mixed. Beat one egg with
out separating, and mix with one
cupful Of milk; add gradually to the
-four in tho bowl, and roll into thin
paste. Brush the '1sdy lob" sticks
with melted butter; cut the dough in
to strips one inch wide and ten TO
twelve inches long, wind the dough
strips carefully around tho sticks
When they are placed in a pan ready
for baking, brush down the centre
with egg white and yolk mixed)
sprinkle with sugar, and place in no
oven. Mash one pint of strawberrie
for six rolls, with four Tablespoonful
| of sugar. When the rolls are sui
ficiently Drowned, pull out the stick
carefully, and stuff with a goodi
quantity of berries. Sprinkle wit
powdered sugar, and serve hot wit
cream.-Ncw York Observer.
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SELECT sIFTINGS.

kI,ondon telephone costs soo
year. ,.,;..
Spirits OF camphor will remove "h'''
.pots from furniture.
It would require ~, 900 microbes 70
form procession an inoh long.
There arc tides in the mediterr"'
mean Sea, but they are very small.
Tho cstacombs OF Rome contain tho
romains of about 6, 900, 600 people.
A convict in the Vernon State Prison
.ooo;ve5 sl2. 900 for piece OF real es-
tate few days ago.
Tho most remarkable springs in the
World are in California; they produco
sulphurio acid and ink. ,...-,,-.s-.s,
f-s~-r5rcek temples erected in honor OF
the superior dcities were always "h-
| covered or open to the sky.
Tho smallest bird is tho West lndia
bumminp bird. It's body is less than
an inch long, and weighs but twenty
grains.
A set of false teeth, around whicf
oysters had formed, WAS une"rthoa ~
dyedaers near Moorehead City, on the
Gulf coast.
Some weeds produce surprising
,rmbor Of seeds. A single plant o
purslene has been known to produc
ass 400. the thistle 1865 and TN
Maintain AZ, 200 seeds in single sea
son.
The oldest member Of the Philndel
phia police force, Daniel Nenne'
cighty-two years OF age, ana s'" o. NO.
duty as O guard at the Mayors oh'c'
He is as vigorous as tho average III"
of fifty.
Tn tho basement Of the Bank
England, London, is the n"rr"e'
wherein half hundred soldiers II
. ouartered from o'clock every c'en'.
until 7 o'clock the next morning
> tho protection Of the bank.
y. There were ninety five words IN I
II original cablegram, the famous dcspnt
;. from Queen Victoria to Preside
u buchanan. Owing to g defect c I
g wires the transmission OF the m> 81
consumed twenty-four hours,
l. There has been discovered Germ
le hook printed at Philadelphia and da
70 l7O5, twenty years after the settlem
70 ~ Philadelphia's suburb OF Germ
town and thirty years earlier than
r, date hitherto assigned to the
ii. printing of German work IN In
te delphia.
IL About the year 1767 tho beats
II aala attha drum then - used ~ the
word signifying emo moro drink t,
ry tapped or Sold"
~ Crinoline dates from the daye
fmi Queen Elizabeth and survived until
Commonwealth. 1t appeared agnil
I'LL and was enlarged in 1744 and
tinued to the end of the century.
.S1 ~ was abolished by George Nv. F
~. 1856 to 1866 it flourished in all it's q
o and attained its largest Dimensions
~ A dog that sucks eggs can alway
~ cured by boiling an egg very soft, t
nv ~ placing it, as hot as boiling water
60, make it, in tho dogs mouth and 81
Wv ~ ming his jaws together, SO as to b,
10 the egg in his mouth. No matter
long he may have been addicted to
ly sucking, one dose of soft boiled {
u will answer for the remainder OF
1t days.
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rni { lined pie dish With stewed sp.
olea md bake tin done; or, hne pan
With paste, pare and quarter three OF
four nice tast spples and spread on sne
pa.tA. sprinkle with two tsblespoonfuis
Of sugar and small bits OF DusserI ni-
one tablespoon Of -four, one teaspoon
fui of essence Of lemon or lemon Juice,
two tablespooniuis of sugar and three
or four OF water, pour over the apPlea
and bake till they are thoroughly
cooked. Then spread over the pie q
thick meringue made ~ follows: Beat
the whites Of three eggs to froth and
sweeten with three tablespoonful o.
powdered sugar, flavor with vanilla
and beat till II viii stand alone; covel
the pie three-quarters Of an inch thicl
With il, and set back in Q quick Over
till IL colors deep golden browns In
pie as made above can be served with
out the meringue, TO DO eaten warr
with sweetened milk or ream.-Ne'
| York World.
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II is.s mattex Of common knowiedge
'that whom q man 10 walking bltndfoid
0r is lost In q fog or in sornc unknown
forest or desert instead OF walking
lis.-S-s-s .s- .-@4-i-----a AandsnCv 70
! work round in o circle. Tho mos
commonly accepted explanation OF tnis
s ourious fact Is the slight inequaLsy ~
!. .eEe Ionoth Of mans legs. The resuN
81 one limb being longer than tne
other will naturally be thaS . person
will unconsciously takc longer ssep
vith the longest limb, and oonse-
nuently win trend 10 the right or 20
4he lsft. according - the left or rt6ns
a 49, lonrcr, unless the tendency 20
sajevsafion II corrected by tho eye. Tne
: --explanation is supported by tho fscs
{ that in the enormous majority OF cases
the human legs are proved 70 Do Oh
nneaual length. The careful measure,
ments of a series Of skeletons showed
that no less than ninety per cent. mao
the lower limbs unequal In length
thirty-five per cent. had the right linn
ionger than the left, while in hfty-hve
per cent. the left leg waa Che longer
The left leg being, therefore more
often the longest, 1t is to DO expectee
that the inclination should take place
moro frequently to the right than q
tba loft. and this conclusion Is quit
horne out by observations made on
number OF persons when Waikiki
9 blindfolded. -Science 6ifttngs.
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VEGETABLE SALADS.

Vegetable salads are among the mos,
accountable dishes that can be prepared
for a spring or summer repast; they
tempt the appetite and impart flavor
to tho rest Of the meal. While the art
of making and serving them is very
simple, care should be taken In their
preparation.
The dressing for variety of vege-
table salads is the same, yet different
flayors may be delicately added, always
being careful that ono does not pre-
dominate over another. 1t is very
important to have only the best ingre-
dients, as wilted vegetables or inferior
seasoning will not make good salads.
The quantity of oil to be used Is rather
difficult to decide, but two tablespoon
fuls to one of vinegar is the usual pro
portion for plain dressings, while more
,, is required for mayonnaise. :,
! Lettuce salad should be dressed onl.
with oil, vinegar, pepper and salt.
Salads are rendered much more al
8 tractiye when prettily garnished wit
| a ste0.-.e s.s.s-Xaisisnlen nlossomt
: rings OF hard-boiled eggs, slice
\ The dressing should never be adde
= to the prepared vegetable until read
= to serve, when the salad should b
~ stirred as little as possible in order t
retain its freshness.
q The vegetables best suited for salad
4 are lettuce, asparagus, dandelion
- celery, caulihower, water-cress, beets
string beans, cabbage, potatoes, Gu
r cumbers and tomatoes. Harper
;. Bazaar.
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Mrs Laura j. Eisenbutb bos boo.
elected State superintendent OF Public
instruction in North Dakota, and is
said to be administering the affairs
OF her important position with great
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Tho man or woman who il proftably employ.
oa ia ,enernlly happy. III you arc not happy u
may be because you have not found your prop,
-, .,;,a W to a r Johnson d Co, X ichmond, Va,
and they can show you a work IN which yo"
can DO happy and profltably employeu'
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We will give 800 reward for any case OF ca
tnrrh that cannot he cured with Halls Catarrh
Cure. Taken internally. -
f. j. CHENEY IL Co, Props, TOLEDO, ~.
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For Dyspepsia, indigestion and s,oh"hB ihs Hest
orders, use Browns Iron % h1,,SSrs nnS =, ss,rensthens
Tonic; Tor ,nusc,es. A splendid medicine for weak
and debilitated persons.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-09

Iho German and Austrian Alpine So.
oiofy has erected 410 taverns OH tbe
mountains, whore students can board
OF reduced rates. =.
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.rrc most remarkable impo"'o. M"a
George Psalman"z"r' VINO ,rn ~ it.
Iano,Inoc and wrote u lltera."Ao
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4 Matter Of Health

uTcosts moro to make Royal baklng loWoel
/ than any other, because It's 'nG'e"'I,.a
are more highly refined and eNpe''SNo ~ ~
10 Povo1 is correspondingly purer and
higher in lcavening strength, and OF greatel
-iiiSiiSJ . HSr
in cost of Royal over the best of the others
does not equal the difference in eavening
strength, nor make good the inferior work
of the cheaper powders, nor remove the
impurities which such powders leave in
the food.
Where the finest food is required, the
Royal Baking Powder only can be used.
Where the question of health is considered,
baking powder but Royal can be used
with safety. All others shown by official
analyses to contain lime ammonia or alum.
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Z The number OF bulaloes running wiz
ut the beginning Of the year 1911 wS
estimated at 1000.
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Malaria cured and eradicatod from me sys-
tom by Browns Iron Btters. which enr,chcs
No HOOD. tones the nerves. aids dtgesti"n
hacta like a charm on persona In general Ill
hHith. giving new energy and strength