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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-21
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W. ANIED-IC rent 8 i've to seven roO1
house with barn and few lots for cult
Fali9n u suburbs OF city Send Information a
once on eau a rs East 9Th ST.
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Resolved. That the city clerk notify
said police commissioners 10 discontinue
their work Ina this department and refrain
from mourning any expense ia tle pur
chase of books or printed matter io cars
on this work.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Grigga the council
adjourned
81 S. nfCF ApDEE.
Citv Clerk
Oxford 1titdraa india
6hirtings at
IoPMKA @mLHI M'Eo. @m
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rFirst published March z0th 1890. Ia the
Topeka State Jourual.I
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IFirst published on the 18TH day Of March. 1888.
. the pIciai cit5 paper.l
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WRNTEb Observation-Disclosures
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NJ ANTED-A Ilfchsn gI1I af is East III St.
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WAN IED-Io buy fine fancy riding pom
81 snip eas Can at 1I5 West 6t1 ST.. ul
stairs. "a. B. Merriam.
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HH fgs EE a Ess.i a5.D. SURGEON.
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lFirst published Oh the 8th day Of March, 1884
n the official city paper.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-21

First published on the 18th day Of March, 1884
ln the o11clai City paper
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y G. McClntoek. a. MI. 81. D.
Frances elurrs. a. b.. al- y.
UTcCEEWWOCEk e. Hu0HstH
Practice limited to SURGERY ANA Dl5E ASSES
OF WOMEN $50 Kansas avenue. once noa4at
90 q D..
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.r1ro. A MURRAY $40 ". hHHlatara
MURRAY g. ABRAHAMSs
Law 81 E.EG&,
arr Whr-aha AVE- TOPEKA. WAW1AN.
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TDA G. BARNES. NJ. 3.

DR. EVA HARDING.
900 Kansas AvE1uG
Tele. 400.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Jupiter travels in the path next to the
little plunctoids which travel in the path
of Mars, and is larger than all the other
planets would be If they were rolled into
one As for our little planet, earth, it
is so small compared with this giant
Planet that It would take about twelve
hundred globes as large as our earth TO
make planet equal IN size 10 Jupiter.
We often hear Jupiter called The Prince
OF Planets and he well deserves the
name. Ne he is further away from King
Sun thun we ARE, 1t lakes him longer 10
make his journey around the sun, In
fact, while our earth has been around the
sun twelve times Jupiter viii only have
travelled around once. Then, again. as
ne is 10 much further away from the sun
he receives twenty-five times less light
and heat than We do. ! wonder how We
would enjoy living ON this earth IL our
sun gave twenty-five times less light and
heat than 1t docs now. But Oh the next
planet, Saturn, Il would be still more un-
comfortable, IA Saturn Is nearly twice as
far away from the sun as Jupiter, aud
nearly ten times the distance of the earth.
As for the two outer planets, Uranus
and Neptune, the sun only appears TO
them as large a8 a brilliant star, 80 that
these planets may well be called the
Arctic planets, Saturn, the panet
which travels IN the path next to Jupiter,
y called the ring girded planet. aud is
ne only planet with rings. Although Il
Is not nearly n6 large as Jupiter, vet IL
Is about ak hundred times as large az
our earth, AMI 10 takes twenty-nne years
IN making It's journey around the sun.
For n very Dong time the astronomers Of
olden times thought that Saturn was the
Ia. .aI A..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
IN THE CITY.



The Two Orphans" Il plu, h, ,,i,i.i.
hhlr 'llNon'g portrayal on tho ol,iirns'
w or tur unfortunate blind cirl ,u9,t.
~ nor NM International reputation. vg,s
hlNn ~ hteenWnlls opera houso inst
b."i re- vnmphuy of plycrs In whoas
tNl. NIung understandable proluts
uou dlt not suffer hy rombarisnu ,i0,
RnY combination seen In fho Son,b T NIX
WI gu ne years Hinrc .Ialnps O'N"n
MuNre Rankin aud KITTY lilanrbnrj
WW,n lleir egy @ lle hearts at countless
fortunes aud htlnlusN,-.s OF Ioniso XII
XXX Wnphuluh IN misery the drfurinej
ui NOME hearted Ferrc There h nd,
lNVhW in thls gwat play Ruillcicnt linton.
~ 10 insure 10 lasting posliion ninnnc
re productions that touch tho he,rt XXI
I'VE ~ memory Miss .mlm Sunrt az,
l.oulse the blind girl was rspneiniir
strong Her cnncention Of the par WA
y, Nl1tuuHnN Hrusur one, Ia many Of
w. w 2. uh ,iphN anu the recitation OF the
sSupoHhk Ihes ~ the play. she gave ovi.
dence of stud0ua aud ronarltni G,ns,..rt
NM her pgriormnnce VIII Ions III plnas,
anily recalled hF all who ,yittirssai II
henrietta, irring purt in The cast. nni
one winch homands gphnhe ability ,yaq
sH.lsneu 10 Mlsa l.izsie Kendall, WHO
~" y very 'rrlitnhle Interpretation Of
The Character, As Iacques lfrnrii.rj
Mt Butler acquitted himself Ia srrb :,
manner az 20 establish his claiins Ia
public favor, Mr.. Mucann. ns fla
Cheyalicr De Nandrcy dllsd Tho heroic
requlrcnnts Of HE part IN a way ann
won Ter him The hearty applause Of Tho
ag,aileneg Walker Vincent mnde M "a.
vehrht Pierre, He has very syfupn.
thetig voice; his make-up wns e,e9iinnt
snd he maintained throughout he nor
.i2fmahee an even aud thhronghly eifN'.
I'VE representation Of a character mad,
lannon's by several NJ the best known
american actors, Tho entire east WAS
Iar above Che average; the scenery was
pany should be llberally pnlroniTed nj
todeys matinee. and TONIGHT when the
perIorlnanco VIII DO renruied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Gail this u dream II you will, but there
Is no occurrence IN my actual NE 80
little like dream as was tins e1peep-
ence. AfterwArd | partly verified the
truth of the scene that ] had Witnessed
and that had distressed me SO much.
Without mentioning my dream or NlsiGin,
or migration, whichever you please 90 call
II. / questioned a mutual friend Of Mrs.
b.. Colonel G.. and myself, and learned
that about the slmo time just such
scene had taken place In Mrs. B,'s house,
and my informant added that the gentle
man 10 whom Mrs. B. had spoken warmly
defended me II he did so II must have
been after | had He'd Perhaps my We
hement denial may In some line occult
manner have reached his spirit and IN
sDirrd him. But I could not identity me
night Of my strange experience WIN he
night Of the conversation my friend re-
lated. She did not remember the pre-.
Else time and then | was too weak ana
III TO have noted the date OF even 10 re-
markablc m experience.
| do not bliovo that such experiences
are peculiar to myself or thnt they are
peculiar 10 only a few abnormal tenn
pcrnments. | believe almost everybody
must have or may have had experiences
Of what we call the supernatural, Oh!
have with them the almost universal
reluctance to acknowledge them. For the
fear of being called cranky" or ec-
centric or mendacious seals their lips.
This | am led TO believe from many con-
hdcntlHl conversations with friends whom
| have drawn out and who have told
me strange experiences which they nave
declared they would not like 10 tell
others, This peculiar retiCcnce on one Of
tho most mysterious and Interesting sub
iects that eau engage our attention GER
tliuly renders physical research the
most difficult Of all pursuits Of knowledge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL
THE INDIANS, by UNANIMOUS
VOTE. DECLARE AGAINST
Any Change in Their Tribal Govern
meut--Thcy Acted According
10 Instructions = seuti-
ment fthc Indians.


Speflal Bispatch.
Ghccotah, j. n. Feb % The intor'
national council of the i've tribes adj
Jodrned this evening, sins die, after
passing by unanimous vote, resolutions
In opposition to any change IN their
tribal government
They came with iron-clad Instructions
against any measure that tended to their
destruction, and to retnle the unjust state
ments ihnt have been made against them
by designing politicians and others
equally varioious who have been trying
to rob them Of their country.
They stated in their resolution that
when tae United States, either through
congress or commissioners drive the In.
dian 10 The alternative Of either accept
Ing or rejecting the allotment that they
would be found advising their people 10
remain or they are both In tenure 81
land and tribal government This AL.
vice was given because they believed
that my change in their tenure OF land
VIII mean lnancinl ruin and moral degra
duti0n. and final nnnihilauon TO the lull
blUods, and uneducHtcd lnlnn. They
claim that this belief i no IDLE fancy
neither Is II born of fcar They say
10 tho United States that II they Will
not listen To- their protests aud assertions
though 80 well founded In absolute truth
or 10 the unanzwrrnblD that " the die
~ to be unanswerahle and that If the d.
rs 10 be cast they must do these things
themselves and not ask mr. expect tho
Indian 10 aid thcm In reducing them.
selves to homeless, wandering paupcrB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Is The Cya4bet In Which Mrs. Rou,on Was
hurled.

Is the CYa4kot IN Which Mrs RoU,on Was
Hurled,
indianapolis. ludo Feb. 23 Tho West
NFWtnu cemetery, southwest of thls cltv.
hn. been 80 Frequently pluntrrcd bY "hut4.
rrs' ihat tho nrrulptt rnc1-lnpss prryitila
Among Tue living that tho rrHyp8 6f thpir
doWu VIII be dwpOilod 'rhc pist week
marked fh0 death of Mira, q ". ilontnn
q Well known mlN, Who weirhrd oyoi $50
pluNdt ~ FEARFUL wrrc tbs family that
her leWnin4 would be stolen that thfy enll.
81 npon % Srrlngfold, unia, nrn 10 manu-.
tActure o burglar proof Ftrol cnfboi " SUCH
WglHht anl suvuclh us tn absolutely deity
attack iHs burglar Proof colin WINS 70
tNNei today, nud the hnriut followed A
An adWtNml pnc1utinn, the rUve will no
gone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Hay NJ. Graham was arrested lnst
n'snt aud eaiabcoeed on q chnrgc Of
cheehn, He chshed one al p NJ
lhinieis aud L charged with forging I'M
name Of Col. II. ". TAYLOR ~ XXX
R.her' Beth were made payable IN DaI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

A Former Wealthy Man brought 10 b,
Lowest Level.

Port WAYNE. Ind Fob N tt,.., j.
~ Jo.cple hospital with both fest f,,een
70 hAdly that adaptation viii b. n4Vel.Irt.
y . man who once stood hirh Ia ie.ai
greica u ne state OF Wisconsin. His Name
~ ientnn. fiA came 10 the cltx reS.
ssfday and applied 10 Trustee nrnskcnri 10
tyr nd. bihunf hf vas out OF fnnhs ma
lad both feet frozen. ne had III aopasr
hl.h o. culture, and VIVA sent
tAe care 81 Or etfinen Ampufeiien ~
both ftet will be neeoaaary, but XIV .nn,l,
.i,a :. saeh mar the dsciers dsAded %
hepigu starred On Fsbuiart 10 a. wan.
nom Marion. lad, 70 iiue ETY. III ~.
lanrnt ~ blizzard became lusf ana
'e1sAs ,hslsar n barn, where he Y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
WOMEN WHO 60 SHOPPING,
sHREwD PHYSICIANS GLANCE
Ar THE oIrY's CROWDS.

The "3arGnIn Counter" and the Ner'
yous and SiuscuIar strain on
Women that Comes from Buy
ing for the Houseiold-Ths
Prcserver Against Pow
erty OF Blood aud
Nervous Energy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

il'frplie ier mo rhinnso army Sre not
s ", NJ, gnlees they eau lump 4 ditch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Visiting cards wcr, ,,is.lv n.ei IN
uhias 400 yearp,a AZ. f1'' "''4 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

Imperial Palace Of BsylsYbsk q "
phorous, Turkey,
Station Raml.h, Palestine,
Bridge Of Shops, sprlnaaaf, lia'a ~,
Temple Of The 500 Gods, cani'A 7
Iiceiaaonal Temple, KIoia, l'piA
Harbor Of Rio IaneltOi Brazil
The Cathedral, CITY Q n's''"
Chinatown, San Francisco.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
13;s i" de-" Sta"e.


, 10 raid bate &ola ii@ sefabt unb
trat, @ertrub gum Mbi4ieb nod einz
NAL tuKenb, baitis 1T ben lahenoen
Spnneni9ein binaus.
rSante Ola, Sante Ola," rief bas
tlein5te S09ter9en @ertrub's, bas
i'm @arten iptelte, lie an. .Iarum
iiebit 9u mid ni@t an9 9ait Du
midi ni9t mebr iieb9"
Das tleine Minb9en peroo9 fid
arm Weinen, aber ebe Der &usbrud
erfol9te, bate Rola bas ntebli9e Sc
i90pf auf ibren Mrm senpmmen unb
ibr @efi4t feft an bes &inbes Wans
&c eebriidt. 49,,
,Ni@t ~tpeinen. mein 2ieblins, ,nt4t
meinen," 1totterte bas iunse Mdb&en.
unb babel ROTTEN tbr 1don Tbrdnen
iiber bic blaNen Mansen. rMarum
foute i9 Did ni@t mebr lieb baben?
Wir ale, ale baben Did ber5li4
lieb, Der Papa, bic Mama-"
runb Ontel Sultus!" rief bas
atnb aug.
ueber Mola's MntliB breitete fi4
cine buntle @0tbe. Selbft aus be
fem Rinbesmunb mubte lie ieinen
Namen pernebmen. 9aiti9 iebte Ro=
la bic &leine auf bic @rbe nieber, unb
lebbaft lief bteielbe benz 9aufe gu.
Rola folste ibr nit ben 8liden. pa
setpabrte lie am Geniter Der Wobnz
tube Mefpbal unb neben ibm @tttz
ner. 9atten beioe iie beoba4tet?
Die elm gel4eu4tes @eb fob tie
bapon, aug Dem 8eret4 bes Mannes,
Der - lie fiiblte, iie tpubte IS, perz
bd%ngntbpoQ in ibr 2eben einougret=
fen beitimmt mar. iie mo&te ii4 ba=
9e9en 'auflebnen uno tpebren 10 ptel
lie tpollte. l1mionit trobte lie ibrem
@ei@id, - ibrem unabpenbbaren
@ei4id.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

ertbeilen, sibt mir bic @etpibbeit. bah
sic eetpi9tise Griinbe baau baden
miKen. sic mSsen bon mir forbern,
mas Sic mol1en. - i@ folse Sbnen.
50 bel an mir lieet, ion eei4eben,
UNI bas unsliid, ,pel&es Sic fir&>
ten, gu perbiiten."
sd bante Sbnen, liebe @pi," 1asz
te @ittner, bic i@male 9anb bes
MGb9ens erfaKenb, NIT einem Wtz
briren in 1einer Stimme, tpel4eS Elm
@@o in ibrer @eele fanb, uno untsr
benz Rub, ben er, ii4 iiber ibre 9anb
neigenb, auf bteielbe briidte, burartez
1elte es lie tpie Elm elettrif4er Strom.
sic nubte taum, pel@e Worte ct
nod gum Mb1@ieb gu ibr fpra@; lie
parb fib crit tnne, bab Ct bon tbr gez
sansen mar, als ite i'm auf benz tns
Sbal fibrenben Msse Der Tabrit auz
i9reiter 1ab. sic bate bic 9dnbe
ineinanber per!4lunsen; 10 ftanb tie
resuneslos uno iab linn na&, mie
ber3aubert.
rSit es gu perfteben, bab fe bieien
Manr1 pertennert tann9" fiji terten
lire blei4en 2ippen., rOber mas 1T
Is 1onft, mas fe unabldFig antretbt,
linn als Tetnbin gu %beseenen, tie,
meme 140ne, itol5e S@peiter? SIT
es muir Stol3 ober tpas ionit? 9enn
lie liebt i'm, ptelei4t peib fie ielbit
es ni@t, - lie liebt i'm, pie ct lie,
unb bies arme, tletne, f9pa@e unb
bod 10 ungeftime 9er5, bas tropfenz
meiie fir i'm ii@ berbluten mD@te,
es bat ni@ts - ni@ts gu boHen unb
gu erfebnen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

SIM Gifer. @etienber: nWirb
Elm Men14 BON einem @Gren berfo(gt,
10 mirb es linn faft unmDgli9, 1ib bor
bemielben gu retten; benin, f4pimmt
man, 10 tann Der 8dr audi i@tpim<
men, tlettert man, 10 tunn ber 8d>
au@ tlettern, lduft man, 10 tann bef
Bar audi laufen."
3ub0rer: rmenn man iii@ aber oer>
ftedt?" { ifenber: r@o peritedt it4
ber 8dr ou4!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
@iebentes Rqpttel.

SIS tbut mir letb, 9err Rommerz
5ienratb, baB i@ Sbnen bieie @roHz
nung MAIDEN mub, aber tpenn mir
ni@t be1onbere &rdfte unierer Jaz
brit 5ufiibren t0nnen, milf en- mir gez
mdrttg fem, baB Steiner G 90. uns
uberfllseln."
Ti@tberg, Der i@on 1ebr uneebalz
ten setpeien par, bab iein Direttor
ii3 erlaubte, i'm gu ungepobnlt@er
3eit in ieiner Yrtpatpobnun9 aufz
3ufu@en, anitatt bab Ct bic ublt@e
@tunbe am nddften 8ormittag gu
feinen Mittbetlunsen abtpartete, fubr
beftis BON fetnem @tabl auf.
run1inn, Rittner! Steiner e So.
iinb cine gang jun9e Tirma, mir aber
baben balb breibtg SABRE @rfabrun9.
81 raid sebt IS ni@t nit benz llsber<
Fiigeln."
&ittner blieb pDQig unbepeet.
I'D nabm beretts Dor Elm paar
Sasen @elegenbeit, Sbnen bic @bbtlz
bungen berauf3uf4iden," per1ebte' Ct
rubig, bic 8tlber iener Mrbetten.
pel@e bic Girma Steiner G So. neuz
erbings liefert unb bic na@ meiner
Meinung in jeber 8e3iebung 10 to-
benos iinb, bab i9 tbat1G4lt4 fir
uniere Tabrit ernftli@ fur@te."
r2lber, pobtaufenb, mas @teiner e
60. t0nnen, biirfte bod audi uns
mDgli9 5ein," PLATTE Gi@tber9 beraus
un6 CT cling errest auf unb nieber.
Die Mittbeilung fam linn um 10 UNI
erparteter, als ct NIT Rola's Ser
lobung gang beftimmte Pldne perz
banb. Mu@ Rtttner mar aufgeitanz
ben; ct berbeugte ii9 ernft.
rDas 1aste aud t@ MR." ipra4
CT, runb besbalb nabm i@ mir bic
; Treibeit, sic gu 70 auBeroroentli4er
@tunbe gu bebeQtgen, Inn Sbnen ben
@ori9las gu MAIDEN, MIDI fit einige
Sage au beurlauben, bamtt t9 in ber
@eitben3 eintge neue talentpol1e 3ei&z
ner engagiren tann. Mtr baben btez
Re neuen &rGfte. febr n0tbtg, unb i@
bite sic, mir bic erforberli4en @oQz
madten gu geben, bamit i4 bas On
feben, bas @enommee ber Gabrtt in
ieber Wei1e pertreten fann."
Ser Tabritant mar iteben gebltez
ben; er lieB fetnen Slid mibpergniigt
auf @ittner ruben.
v6m, @ittner, bic @a4e fommt
mir gar nt9t eelesen." fa9te ct topfz
1@ittelnb. rSebt b0bere Gorberunz
gen gu b%etpiQigen, eri@eint mir fat
unm0sli@, benin i@ muB bamtt re@z
men, bab i@ netner So@ter etnen
She'll hires @ermDgens a~usou3ablen
babe, 1obalb ite fi@ perbeiratbet."
~6ur meme 8eqriHe gebt bas @nz
1eben ber Ttrma iber bic Mitgift ber
So@ter," entgegnete @ittner unerz
i4roden.
Gr mar ii@ feiner 9reifttgteit poll
bepubt, aber ebeni 10 felt tpar ct bapon
iiber5eugt, bab ber alte 9err, iobalo
CT feline l1eberra1 @ung iibertpunben
bate, linn re9t geben tpiirbe.
Sc 19ien, als Oh &tttner's Morte
benz &ommer5ienratb bic Spra@e &C.
{: raubt bdtten, benin ct fagte cine gan5e
@etle nt9ts, 1onbern f9aute unperz
manbt in @tttner's erni tes, unbetpeg=
1t9es |Mntlib.
{ y Isle babens re9t, @ittner," brad
! Ct batn enb(i4 bas S@peigen, vpouz
fommen re@t! Der Ruf ber Tirmo
, mub {uns in? triter s2tnte. am 9er3en
l., 1iesen. @eben sic fret beraus, benr
3 sic baben getpib nod peiteres in
1, petto. mas mub gef@eben, fobalf
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

9ortnddig. prin3ipal: r@enn
Sic ii@ nt@t fofort e%ntfernen, laKe
;@ meinen Diener bolen!" 9ouiirer:
rDarf i'd Sbnen pieuei9t, bis Ct
tommt. meir1e Mufter p%orlegen9"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-27
GIVE THEM A REST.
The Only Restorative for Tired Men and |
Horse.

Is tired horse. which has worked all day.
dashed because his strength is tagging! Some
times, when a savage or a fool drives him. A wire
man lets tired horses rest. Tired organs IN the
human body are often dashed with so-caled
"toncs," that are supposed to be strengthening.
Nothing gives strength but food
T. Paskola is food. rich in nutritious elements.
1t is predigested, and requires no work OF feeble
stomachs. SO BENJAMIN Helms, of Brdgeton, n.
j., found ont after medicines had failed o relieve
him of Indigestion. He writes, May 4, 1891:
~ felt beneficial result, from the very first
Dose am gaining strength daily and have raven
GUS appetite. In fact, ! can at the most hearty
and rich food that has been repulsive TO me or n
year past My heart is much stronger. and ain
free from sinking spells"
He could eat rich food after time because
Paskoia had given his stomach CHI ance to rest
Mrs. Charles Il. Latham, of Ill West 18th st :,
New York City writes:
"For five years / have suffered from gastric III
stion and have tried all the -caeu rem. dies
for indigestion, besides courses of treatment from
physicians ali over the country, from which re-
ceived only temporary relief.
my symptoms were heartburn, flushing heat,
dizziness, bIoated feeling after eating, depression
of spirits severe aud acute attacks Of cramps and
Inflammation. and chronic constipation.
After taking one small bottle of PaskOla, felt
very much better. have now taken only seven
small bottles, and have never felt better in my
life. have gained tan pounds, and now eat snJ
thing my appetite Graves. My friends say How
fat and well you look; what have you been doing?
My answer is, 'Paskola.'"
You can buy Paskola at any druggists. dc
scriptive pamphlet, free, if you apply
The Pre- -Digested Food Co., 30 Reade ST., New
York.
Charles X. Partridge, Cor. Market So,
Augusta, Me.