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HEADQUARTERS
 FIRST REGIMENT.
 ARKANSAS STATE GUARDS. Order No. 2S.
 LITTLE ROCK, Oct. I5. 1895. Commanding Officer Co, .F, Pine Bluff, Ark. SIR: You will report immediately to this office:
 The number of officers and men in your company available for active service.
 The time it will require for you to assemble your men at the nearest railroad station for transportation. The number and articles of State property. ill your possession, and with which you are charged. You will also proceed at once to get your command in shape for ac- tive service. and so arrange matters that you can assemble it upon short notice with the least possible delay.
 By Order of C9L. HoELENBERG.
 0URAND NIPPLE, lst Lieut.. and Adit 1st Inf, A. e.
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SOLDIER BOYS,
YOU ARE ORDERED TO REPORT AT
 MERRILL INSTITUTE TONIGHT.
The Governor Making sPrepa rations to Call Out the state Militia to Prevent the Corbett- Fitzsim-
 mons Prize
 Fight.

At an early hour today Capt. J. fiarvie Hudson, Of the Jefferson Guards, or Company r. of the Ar kansas State militia, received the efol- lowing orders from Lieut.. Whipple. of the First Infantry of Arkansas
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Look out for Ward and Yolkes as Percy and Harold" the Bogus
 Bankers and Sham Lords.
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Mir. A. Nj Wilson, of the Wilson Printing Company, is in very feeble health.
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c. P. Graves, of Magnolia, was a guest of the Arlington Hotel last night.
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lFrom Wednesdays Daily.l

The social season will open up soon.
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D. A. Thomas and T. P. Murray prominent citizens of Little Rock, are in the city.
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PAST guarantees the future Is not what we say, but what Sarsaparil'4 does, that tells the Remember D'S CURES
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REGULAR in combination, pro-
 portion and preparation Of ingredi- ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses great curative value. You should TRY IT.
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Messrs. Ben $. and R. 0. Hancock, well known travelling men, are in the city.
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pr. A. R. Sherrill, of Sherrill, is shaking hands with Pine Bluff friends today.
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Mir. s. c. Alexander, the popular cotton buyer, left for Little Rock this morning.
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3 MT. k. IL McFadden and family
 5Rave moved into their beautiful zhew home on Sixth avenue.
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Drummers with samples of Xmas goods are now paying our city frequent visits.
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The Board of Directors of the 11atholic Industrial College held a meeting this morning
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The young society people are speaking of giving a dance at an early date.
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Deputy Sheriff B. A. Wyatt, of Lincoln County, is in the city on a business visit.
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Dr. N. $. Kite, was a passenger on
 the Valley train this morning en-
 route to Little Rock.
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Mrs. NJ. ". Bell has returned from an extended visit to Mississippi friends.
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Mr. Hugh Dennis is dangerously
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X marriage license was today
 granted to Mr. Tom Williams and Miss Nellie Nobles.
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From Thursdays Daily ]

---..---,-su.as~zz From Thursdays Dailyl Mr. Hugh Dennis is dangerously i'll.
 Do you take the GRAPHIC? If not do so, and get the news The paved streets of the city # sre in filthy condition. q Many bales ofcotton were brought 7 to1he Pine Bluff market today. # Mr ]. C. WoInble has returned E after n business trip to Memphis.
 several cases of vagrancy were before the Police Judge this morn ing.
 Dr. A. D. Thomas returned to
 his Little Rock home this morn ing
 Mir. A. Nj Wilson, of the Wilson
 Printing Company, is in very feeble health.
 Messrs. Ben $. and R. 0. Hancock,
 well known travelling men, are in the city.
 pr. A. k. Sherrill, of Sherrill, is M v shaking hands with Pine Bluff M friends today.
 Drummers with samples of Xmas
 goods are now paying our city N frequent visits.
 Deputy Sheriff B. A. Wyatt, of
 Lincoln County, is in the city on a .g business visit.
 Dr. N. $. Kite, was a passenger on the Valley train this morning en- Eroute to Little Rock. g 4 marriage license was today IT granted t0 Mr. Tom Williams and # Miss Nellie Nobles.
 The Board of Directors of tue cNCatholic Industrial College held a
 meeting this morning. A Mr. k. H. McFadden and family whave moved into their beautiful " Y hew home on Sixth avenue. | Look out for Ward and Yolkes as E Percy and Harold" the Bogus SBankers and Sham Lords. S Mr. Henry c. Damels. of Little SRoek, came down to this city this a1lorning on q business visit. gsN Attorneys $. NJ. Taylor and NJ. X sAustin. and Mir. Mike Dannaher, has ! eAAtutned from Chicot County. The dangerous culyert on Main s rect, between Fifth and Sixth
 eenues, has not yet been repaired.
 Mr. D. B Niven and family and eM Joe Niyen and family. of Kison, a 9e in the city. registered at the ? Ellington.
 ANliss Ollie Buckley, of Villa Ridge,
 is ill the city visiting her sister,
 zAs k Lee Johnson. She will IsHnnd the winter in Pine Bluff
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eBly, pefIilpDs
 .oss of BrainIl 2. aGzty. Night, 2 diseases ce' | tos. Is n ncf5 liny strong als 2 for @5. BY ! dcd. Wrlls 2 Ith testimon, oqls. BeqvdTe, 1, , 1. MasonIc xs@pn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26
DIED.

QUICK On Tuesday, Dec a, 1896. " 4 O'Clock
Y. m. at his home IN Elk Point, Henry Quick,
aged IS years, from the effects Of IN attack Of
For twenty-eight years Henry Quick
has been familiar figure on our
streets. Quaint in his ways, Of . kind
" disposition, always overlooking with
good cheer and kind word for all,
everybody WAS his friend. He came 10
Union county in 1883, few years after
having performed his duty to the ma
tion ~ soldier in the hour Of it's great
est peril. He located on homestead
0ne-han mile north Of the city the year
he came % Union county. and for many
years followed the ups and downs Of
life a. pioneer farmer. Through the
dood and graashopper periods he worked
with vigor worthy Of : greater cause,
and while fate was against him he
never gave up. He moved 70 town
altar repeated failure Of crops, and Tor
years took contracts Tor furnishing
stOve wood. During the latt0r portion
81 his lie he msde : succeas Of garden
Ing, ana he ~ always frst Ia the
market With his vegetshles. II was iii
wecks 40 last Saturday that no VA
stricken with pasalyttc stroke from
which hs neysr fecovsred. The ~
tsck, ths physictans dsolare, ~ 81.
psrinducsd - = attack q errebrual
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26

NA A. Stafford. our popular grain 81,
Or spent Christmas With rel.tiyes il
lreton, Ia.
Today Thursday Miss Nellie Conl,
lels lor Boise City, Idaho, to be absen,
until spring.
we are anxious to secure CORES.
ponoents In ali the townships. Let q.
near from you. We furnish paper and
envelopes.
! some sneak thief managed to steal q
lumber Of garments from = clothes,
loe belonging to Mrs. Harson the
other day.
station Agent Cummins wears .
smile as big as Mexican sombereno
'nese days. 1t is girl, weighs 10 lbs.
apd is enjoying good health.
~on Christmas eve small party d
ner friends gathered At the pleasan,
home Of Miss Mary Kapfer and enjoyed
very sociable evening.
Clyde Keller is in Holton, Kansas,
studying dentistry and we hear that
Clyde is improving and rapidly ad-
Vancing In his studies. Clyde is
naturally bright and we are delighted
to hear Of his progress. \
VSRas. Chaussee Of Akron. Ia., VITO
conducted in this city come time ago a
oarbor shop in James Conway's build.
ing next to to the hotel, has moved to
Deadwood, having secured situation
70 that thriving metropolis. q,
&. II. Kimmel Of kendalyille, Ind. :,
Is in the city the guest OF his brother
City Treasurer Kimmel. He will re-
main for two or three weeks to enjoy
our salubrious Climate and breath the
beneficial ozone of this wonderous cline.
Mr.. kimmel owns a half interest in an
extensive steam laundry In Kendalville.
Fred C.. Guetfroy, publisher Of the
Helping. Hand at Salem, this state, was
In town several days since our last Is.
sue soliciting funds for the furtherance
OF his enterprise. The Hand 3 field is
not confined to any one locality. but
will impartially fulfil its mission in a
manner that must meet the approval of
the English speaking people every
where.
A very successful Christmas enter.
tainment was held In the Bland school
house under the direction Of Miss TIL
lie Covcrdale, who ia the teacher for
the district. A very handsome tree
decorated appropriately stood on the
platform and made glad the hearts OF
Miss Coverdale's pupils. The occasion
was a very enjoyable one. and its sue.
cess illustrates the ability IA we'll a.
the popularity Of Miss Coverdale in the
Bland district.
On Monday night an A. Q. U. W.
lodge was instituted in Elk Point by
81. G.. Sessions Of Aberdeen. The
charter members, sixteen in number,
elected A. O. Ringsrud, master work
man; Truman Ames, past master work.
men; E. &c. Ericsson, overseer; James
Walsh recorder; Jerry Ryan financier;
!ullus Scnaessei receiver; Frank
N
Caiianan GUIDE; +. =. Browning ]. w.;
We d. oieson, Q. w.; trustees w. w.
MANI, y. N. walters ana James NC
wee; meolcai examiner NJ. " Null
caney.
The poultrv displav Of J. T. Martin
NJ the Simmons \ Troalrev mea. mar.
ket ON Tuesdav attracted considerable
attention from the nassers nv and was
4 surprise To MANY who had No idea
that there existed IN Elk Point such
excellent specimens Of the varieties on
exhibition. The Black Laneshans
were particnlarly admired. They were
"A plump as partridges. and had al the
noints to scort. I'M close n the nerfec.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26

thing II their power = nd II hia s..
covery, but II could not bs, and wnsn
bis soul finally took his departure I'll
HE children werc at his bedside except
those too far away to reach here II
time. A wido. aud four children are
left to mourn his los. The children
are four daughters-all married-Ars.
Milo Chamberlain Of Beaver, Pa, Mrs
John Irwin Of Miinerville, To-. Mrs.
James Hutchinson Of this city, aud
Ms. Thomas Kerrigan Of Missouri.
The deceased was u member Of the ID
cal G. A. r. post Of this city, and they
took charge Of the burial ceremony,
the services for which took place today
ut the Methodist church. He enlisted
on the ed Of August, 1861 in Co. K Of
the l4lst Penn. Inf, and was discharged
for disability on Jan. ., 1858.
THE COURIER extends its sympathy
to the bereaved mother and daughters.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26

~ 1AnuAnY viuSlnnS

TW6 1AUUAHY WUMHUN ~ 3sss8xsSS
of.the Delineator Is called the NH b
Tha Fashinn urtictas ~ ia No. \
ara t;aiv ana ..o, r .ss ~. ~. r.
antira fiaid ri stvlas IN. .ai3ina
snd II Childrar MiIisnarv sr,ss
Cnnds ma Trimminrs. The ri1sh Hoii.s
dav disniav Il the amor. r ;nt.srsS r q
II dascrih e,d Mr. Rocar As PrSx,sl W
Article an The Social Cnde relates m
anrietv Rails and "a Ralls and PArei
fnr f,hiIdron Tsha 1890, derf,fed y 1ssS
Woman,s Mnrk and aivaneamert IL b
andes ( thnnrhtf,,l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - U
tveen Es1ith NJ Thnmas ma T1rI n
Eilintt a Woman Il Rnsinsss. q, Is II
tarestinr Dnner by Mic Marrarel (ss.
Nauehton a iacuseino Architecture @ q
rroIesslon ZOE women 3 gfapnasc -
man's Wnrk a the Atlanta ExunS1a tins 4
Harriet Keith ROhe's directlone 1nrs
Rnrnt Deonrntiona Uuon Cardh0Sfsl
ma the CONTINUATION 81 Snrr Mf111f
Kirhv,a KinAarOnrtan Articles sT1.aa
6rst of : seriea 81 PaDers a The q -
~ tina TAath ~ 1 wall kn0wn Nx
Ynrk dantisf Viii 8 found excsneisS.
allv valuahla Mrx 4. 81. LOnrsfr6n,k
dascrihea "a (1arvinr of Meats. ma iyI
sa.snnshia Cnnkarv Ymnrnm m, .,ri,i,li-ss
eon menns receiva nttantion. rs NrN.
Withersnoon's Tea. Table 0cesit /, d
noted come nav Home Made mn ~
Gifts. The review 81 Holiday puhll y |ss
Mons Includes the mentiOn 81 many m
ticularlv intended Tor Young rcs6
The Novelties in Knfttinr. TMtfina.. 4
trochetinr And Lace. Makinr ,.ro uluSssSSSI
t..tod arI a..cril1,d 3 ssss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26
caRlsTMAs ssss.

Christmas was celebrated In Elk
Point with more than the customary
vigOr. All the Protestant churches
had Christmas trees laden with toys,
bon-bons and cornucopias for the child
rem and a scattering Of substantial and
solid presents for the older folks. Bus.
iness was practically suspended on
Christmas day and al took = needed
and enjoyable rest. The tree celebrar
tons took place on the eve Of the day
and summary Of the event In each
church ia given:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26

S008TO00xo08oSs
There was not large crowd, yet the
tree was 40 handsome and possessed tho
same quantity Of Joy - il the church
had been crowded 70 its utmost capac-
ity. Strings Of pop corn ran fron limb
to limb Of the heavily laden tree, while
bon.bon boxes filed with candy and
nets made the limbs g. oan with their
delicious fruit. The presents we're
numerous, and the little children were
q happy a. CLAIMS in high water. Jesse
B. Compton acted as master Of cere.
monies, while Miss Miss Allie Talcott
ably presided over the organ. direct
ing the musical part Of the program.
The declama tions end songs were fully
appreciated by the audience, and addsd
to the pleasure OF the evening. Rev.
Mr.. shepherd addressed the audience
for few moments on the beauties Of
the Christmas festivities. Then came
the distribution Of the presents, in
which Mr.. Compton was ably assisted
by Ira Nichols.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26

Exercises In keeping with tho &C.
casion were had In the First Methodist
church, and the spacious edidoe WAS
packed by gladstone throng who came
In happy anticipation Of Christmas
gifts. The program rendered consisted
Of songs. drills, etc., and proved very
entertaining. Among thOss things
deserving OF special mention was
the boys evergreen drill, the ..Paris
doll'' song, and the large Christmas
tree loaded with handsome presents.
The church was Handsomely decorated
with evergreen and holly, and hack a
the pulpit was large motto, Silver
Echos," which was IL perfect keeping
with the occasion, and very pretty
AZ il shown with the glow Of the taper
lighted tree. All was enjoyment md
happiness, and the faces Of Ill bespoke
"Peace on earth good will 70 men," No
one was lighted this year, for some
thing was found for each and every
one who attended. Thus it was that .
happy day was ended-a Merry Christ
mas come and gone, leaving behind =
train OF pleasant memories.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26

Gov. SheI0O0 ana =. u. ADAMS. uSoiu
boes o. the state board 81 regents With
his home In Groton, we're here
md paid : very pleasant visit 1T THE
CoURIuR oiacs. The governor l'oked
ovsr our plant and declared that We
bed the largest q IL kia4 In the state
@ iar . county ofRces we're concerned.
Gen. silsby q Mitchell VAS also pleas-
ant caller during the week. He "a st
present working for tbs Merchant.
Mutual q Aberdeen, purely mutual
insarance conpAny for the merchants.
on inspector ala6ord Of Waubsy. Day
county. this state also pulled THE Cot
RIEn laAeh sEring and with whom "
hAd : very pleasant chat. Chss Cooper
of Huroo, the unsqualled and all-fsund
Austlsr lpr the Minneapolis Journal
1nd s.. q. 0osaions the A. 0. y. W
sfgaaissr frittered away teS
moanents Il our aanctun, on Saturday
~ u II ~ have had plenty Of tn
kind q visitor who enjoy chatting anf
rooalling svssts md episodes Of Ds
eots politicA yst 70 must confess
ploasans Visit from our subscriber'
VIII - ptaasaat Jingle q anothsl
yearb oaleDsip ti1a grsstA our esEs aas
pockss wflk 1000 sstiafAction ans
1saFty eela 49, thAn > visit from
- li11 49, = ~ itasaa aslA.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. /. IL. Kent were married
ia Plainfield, Mill county, ILL.,, At the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop
Wright: who are still living in Plain
tsele. ON Christmas eve 1870. The
witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Curtis. formerly Of Liberty. this
county, now Of Houghton, Washington.
The officiating clergyman WAS Elijha
Springer, afterwards presiding elder Of
the Milwaukee district, now deceased.
Henry M. Springer. 1t present pre-
siding elder Of the Watert0wn district,
this state is son. Mr.. Kent WIS born
in CohOctOn, Steuben county. New
York, November y, 1919, and Mrs.
Kent was born in M0ntrOse. Susque.
hannah county. Pom, October y, 1872
Mr.. Kent came 70 Illinois from Mount
Morris. N. Y. june y, 1893 with his
narepts, Chicago was mere village
and water covered the ground almost
entirely from the town 70 Berry's point
nine miles west. Mrs. Kent came 70
p,ainneld Ia August 1888 with her
narents. Who settled tlrst on the Aux
Sable creek on the ss&ge road between
Joliet and Morris, Illinois. This honor
shla couple came 70 Dakota March +.
,ass. ard settled on homestead one
mile northwest Of Burbank. in Clay
county. where they resided until Sept
a ls74, when they removed % az
Po,ut. Csntainly they have witnessed
sreat dsyelopmsnt q this vsst empire
n the wsst. Nay thsv Ase g eo1oy
May mors wsdding aanivsrsary 49,.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-26

Al
The auditorium of the church was
filled on Christmas eve with happy
children and parents. Tho Christmas
tree was . delightful creation and
possessed many srtistic effects. Rev.
O'Reilly acted ~ conductor Of the
exercises, which consisted Of singing
and recitations by the Sunday school
children. Capt. A. D. Keller acted ~
Santa Clause and he made 4 dandy.
Mrs. E. w. Miller a. Mrs. Santa Clause
Vas q constant delight and Joy TO the
little ones. Her funny ways and happy
hits simply set them Wild and fur.
nished oceans Of fun. The entertain.
ment was good one and repaid .
thousandfold the expense.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-03
AUGUsTA's ALDERMEN.
Tomorrow Election TO he Lively in
Two of the Wards.

Augusta, Ga, Dec. 2.-The city election
for one member Of council in each ward
will be held Wednesday and it promises
TO prove a lively contest in two of the
wards In the first ward. George F.
hanback, has no opposition. In the sec
ond, Frank w. Foster and WILDER Bos-
well are candidates, Foster will be elect
ed. In the third, j. J. Cashen and T.
z. Lowell are candidates and the former
will be elected.
In the fourth. the contest will be the
most spirited of the day. w II. Rob
erts is the present member of council
and Otis G.. Lynch. superintendent of
the Enterprise factory. is opposing him
The A. r. A issue has been dragged into
the race. though Mr.. Lynch denies being
an A. f. A. man and Mr.. Roberts is
backed by the anita. p. A. sentiment.
1t will be a hot fight, with the chances
in Mr.. ROberts'S favor.
In the fifth ward X. l.. Bradfield and
w. +. Shea are the candidates. and the
A. =. A. issue comes up again, Shea
being understood to be the A. p. A. can
didate. 1t is probable that in both wards
the A. L. AS will be defeated.
Rev. Dwight l.. Moody, the great evan
gelist came here to-day from Atlanta and
began revival services I'm the Fret Pres
byterian church. The audiences are lin
tied only by the capacity Of the building.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-03
4 COUNTY WILD WITH RAGE.
Two Negroes FeIoniousIy Assault a
Girl of -.

Fayetteville Tenn, Dec. News
reached here to-day that another felonius
assault had been committed on Stewards
creek in the southern portion of this
county. The 14-year-old daughter Of VIII
liam Walker this morning started 10y way
of the public highway to her grand
fathers, about one mile distant when
about half way to her destination, and
in a somewhat secluded spot, she was as
saulted by two buriy negroes and render
ed unconscious. The little girl was found
by some passers boy who gave the alarm,
which spread like wild fire and in a short
time a large posse OF citizens and officers
with blood hounds began securing the
country in quest of the scOundrels.
II is safe to predict that If apprehended
they viii swiftly follow the route TAX
en- by Robertson and McGaha. DIT.
Stewart was called In TO attend the young
lady, and on examination he discovered
that She had three ribs broken and was
otherwise terribly torn and lacerated. she
says she can identity the negroes. The
whole country is armed to the teeth.
Crowds of negroes are reported to be as
sembling at different points and the peO-
pie are greatly stirred up over the situa-
ton. The opinion is freely expressed on
the street that IL this thing continues
there will be a war of determination.
There is not a house in this town but
what is locked and barred and armed, as
if each was an arsenal or a fort The peO-
pie are aroused as they We're never be-
fore
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-03
A PREVALENT DISEASE.
NOT NECESSARILY DANGEROUS.
But MAY BECOME so,

American men and women suffer from
a very general disease-dyspepsia.
Dyspepsia has many symptoms. Thin
pale people are generally dyspeptic Hol-
low cheeks. bad breath, acid eructations
palpitation of the heart, hot and cold
fiushes, headaches. nausea and vomiting
all these are symptoms Of dyspepsia.
What does dyspepsia mean? In two
words, imperfect digestion. How can we
remedy it? Not alone by resort to drugs.
We must rest the stomach
For this purpose we must put into il a
food which is already digested and which
will aid the digestion Of other foods We
must take Shaker Digestive Cordial. for
this is just such preparation. 1t con
tains food which win be absorbed at once.
il also contains principles which Will as
sist the digestion Of other foods while
last, but not least fl contains com
biuation of those drugs in the cultivation
OF which the Shakers have been so sue
cessful. and which act by stimulaffnp
the liver and bowels
Imperfect digestion Is often caused NV
oFefWork or the digestive apparatus too
lnAeh 1000 FOOD eaten TOO quickly. ner-
Tho Shaker Digestive Cordial Is the most
~. ~ .al ul remedy FOR indigestion that has
tsef been made. A single Do cent boffla
WI aHord relief $50 most cases. alth0urb
cfe i.i~li a4antlty cannot be- expected 10
eittci "a perfect cure
pr you hnd lt suitable ln your own oae,.
YOU ihNt iiH usa Am HrslnpIsfa Eral AZ
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descriptive pamphict-ad.