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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
BILIOUSNESS.
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. n. c.. Oct. 16.-(sne-
ciaD-Capt. Nathan Walker. of The
Fifth Ward. had an accidental fall on
Thursday, which, though not serim,s
mas been attended with much pain. We
nope to see the Captain out again soon.
as he Is one of the most enthusiastic
Democrats of the Fifth Ward.
The Republicans will not let their rem
reSentative meet the Democratic repre-
sentative for the Senate. The following
Is the letter written by F. F.. AvdIetf
chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee of First Senatorial District
OF North Carolina, and also the replv
by M. r. Culpepper, Esq, chairman of
the Republican Senatorial Executive
COMMITTEES:
Elizabeth City, n. c., Oct .. 1896.
M. B. Culpepper. Chairman of the Re-
publican Executive Committee of the
First Senatorial District
Dear Sir:-Hon. L. l.. Smith, ono of tba
nominees of the Democratic party for n
seat in the next Senate of North Caro-
lima, VIII canvass this district. and we
desire that the issues In this camnaipn
shall be discussed by the representatives
of both sides in joint debate before thc
people in order that they may have -
better opportunity to judge which candi-
date Will be for their best interest RI
support.
u !, therefore, ask that you meet me and
that we may arrange list of appoint
ments for Hon. L. L. Smith. one of tho
8 Democratic nominees, and j. L. Whed-
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Notice TO Tax.Payers.

Norfolk Va, October l, 1896
The rolls Of the Commissioner of the
Revenue, containing the list of the city
taxes for the year 1876. hav. been placed in
my hands for collection. ! VIII be at nv
office between the hours of . a. m. and
p. IN. from the first to the thirty-first
day of October, inclusive for the purpose
OF receiving the same.
AN OkDlNANCE-Any person who
shall fail To pay the collector on or before
against him for the year shall be subject
ed to II penalty of three () per centum
for the first month and IL further penalty
Of one Cd per centum per month thereaf-
ter during such default. until the penalty
shall have reached five tO per cent ac-
cordinS to the State law After the pen
atty shall have reached five per cantum
PERSONS falling 10 pay their said taxes
shall pay N addition To the penalty in
centum per annum
WM. l.. BAKER
oc1-I5t CITY Collector
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AUCTIoN sALEs-rrrURE DAY.
by w. II. II. Trice 6; Co., Auctioneers, 20
Bank street.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF SALE
entered In the Court of Law md Chan.
Gerry OF the City of Norfolk on the GtI, ID y
o. october. 1856 in cause in Chnn.
Gerry and said court depending. wherain
Rebecca IL. Fenton is plaintiff and Te,n'
perance Il. Boggs and others are dpfend-
ants, l shnll offer for sale al the 81
estate EXchage in the City of NorToIL or
tuesday, the 10Th day or October isSc
tnat certain piece, parcel on LOT OF japd
Win all the improvements thereon sitnst n
IN the CITY of Norfolk, Va, and boInde
eu as follows: Beginning at the southwest
corner OF Smith street and Dunstan's
Lane ana running thence southerly ainnS
the west side of said Smith street siNtv
I'VE 1eet more or less, to Saulsbury's Inc.
,hence westerly along said Sauisburv7s
line about eighty-two feet to line of Wi,s
SON thence northerly along said WiIsnn !.
ne TO- the south side OF Dunstun's I,ane
si%ty-hre feet more or less: thence cast
cry along the south side of Dunsian:s
Lane 70 the place of beginning
IERMS.-One-thiru cash bafance in ,i,
ana twelve months with q per cent Inter
est from day OF sale. secuird by deed Of
trust upon the above property. VI
CiiAS w. Il. LANE
Special Commissioner
w. I'll. Ell. TRICE d Co
"ohc 900 Auctioner, 20 Bank ST
] hereby certify that the bond reou rod
pN me foreSoinS mentioned decree OF sale
mas Deen duly executed l.. ROYSTER
--N '-S. Clerk
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IfTroubIed with rheumatism Reoa
THIS.

Annapolis, Md, April 16, 1851 have
used Chamb. rains Pain Baim for rhem-
matism and found it TO be all that is
claimed for Il. ] believe II to be- the hoe
preparation for rheumatism and deen
seated muscular pains on the market
and che rfully recommend it TO the pub'
lie. JNO. q. BROOKS. dealer i'm boots
shoes, etc. No. Is Main Street.
ALSO READ THIS
Mechanicsvil-e, St. Mary County Ma
i sold bottle of ChamherIain's Pain
Balm 70 n man who had been suffer;nm
with rheumatism for several years #
mad him we'll man. A. J. M'GILL,
For sale a.; so cents per bottle hv al
druggists. "''
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Under the general head of Stomach and
Bowel Troubles" is arrayed Il long list of
most distressing and destructive malatlies
which owe their cauSation to one SPECIES
oil another of bacillus. The more common
troubles are:
Dysentery or Bloody Flux,
FluX.
Diarrhoca,
Summer Complaint,
Cramp Collie.
Nausea, etc.
Each of these maladies in its true form
Is due to its specific bacillus
Eminent medical authorities all over the
world agree that the successful treatment
OF these maladieS must hinge upon the
prompt destruction of the bacili which
have found Judgment within the alimen-
tary canal.
II is only of late years that these truths
have been known. With the discovery
and demonstration of the true causat lion
of these maladies, science next sought n
means of destroying the dIsea se-eXcitinC
bacili: ard here grave difficulties were en-,
countercd. for that which was Intended IN
structive of human heath and life as well
Eventually several preparations found
their way upon the market. The poneer
among these remedies. the one which from
the first met with parked success and
which leads to-day IN its own peculiar
field, is Lightning Hot Drops
Whenever and wherever tried. stomach
ana bowel troubles have readily yielded 10
its magic influence. While healing. ami.
septic and distinctly carmnative in its
properties. happy combination of ingre-
dicnts have given, ii pronounced power
pcrnicious, qualities which would render
it harmful TO any portion OF the human
structure. You can get Lightning Hot
Drops at any drug store for % cents
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AUCTION sALEs-rurunE BAY.

By Josiah T. Jones e Sons, Auctioneers.
No. SO Bank street
g ERGEANT'S SALE-RY AUTHORITY
y of an order of the Corporation Court
of the City of Norfolk rendered on the 18th
day of October, y. D.. 1886. n the matter
Of Il distress warrant of VI. G. GRAY VS..
+. G.. Story. ! will sell at public auction.
on "Wednesday. the 18th day Of October,
street, the following property. to-wit: II
stoves, lot tiEware, ! iron safe. l desk
and globes. lot lamps, clock, | refrige-
rator, | wire stand. lot oil cloth. ! par
lor suit table. piano and stool. / hook
rack, ] CARPET rug, . rockers, 1 pictures.
shades. bureauN, wash stands. lot
mating and curtains.
TERMS CASH.
j. Il. LAWLER,
Sergeant
JOSIAH #. JONES 4: son,
oclI-tds Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE o,,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


& Y VIRTUE or y DECREE OF THE
~ ~ Court of Law and Chancery Of thc
Gity OF Norfolk. entered on the 10Th tjav nr
of ;op nS,D, IN inc chancery suit of The Bank
n. Burke, curator and others, the unJcrl
signed, SPECIAL Commissioner therein IN
s mtea W nrScesd to sell a, the Real
- ru e,dy; the 10Th day of October, 1876, nj
u o'clock m, The following valuable fcai
state of VirEinia,and bounded ond ioi ~,
scribed as follows: anu de-
The lot with the house thereon. npn-
pereu 2"l church street, which $ descrihnd
as follows: That certain lot of lanG ,,.;ti
the buildings and improvements thereon
WHICH was conveyed to said Patriclt Due aiis
s by NJ ,s A. GGaPps; by deed dated october
land on the east side OF Church stre aot G o.,
ibmosnpSGdGy b OF Norfolk na Virginia. no H.
somthwast ny cor "a me e, cqmmeneng at the
adjons the property OF Vim. T. W Vhisn
ON ON ChIreh street street thence running east
feet thence west cighty-four feet. tEenn.ee
south thirty-one feet TO the beginning. he
Wis by NJ: n. Capps. by deed dated octo-
bcr 10Th. 1870. recorded in d. b. IS. ", ~
ERMS;-One-Iourth OF the purchase
| m three equal installments cred Is M s'x
twelve and and ,eishteen, months from the the
ing interest from the day Of sale eai n,Sd
purchaser giving his negotiable notes 1 ro,.
| the credit installments: or the purchas er
may elect TO ray the entire purchase nrica
| in cash; the title to the DrorcrIv 10 Lo
reta ned until the full purchase money is
paid, and conveyance directed Ly INC
Court. 't
GEORGE MCINTOSH
Special Commissioner
w: Fl. II. TRlCE ~ co.
| Phone 565. Auctionecrs. % Bank St
| |, l.. ROYSTER. Clerk of the Corpora-
| nf n.
| tify that the bond required under the fore
going decree has been duly executed bv
the said Special Commissioner with Sc
curity required 10y law.
Given under my hand this 9th day of DC.
tobcr, 1915 j.. ROYSTER,
oclo-tas Clerk
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79c. for all 81 and sI.i5 Shirt Waists
29c. for all Csc. and SOC. Shirt Waists

Unless all signs fail, to-day
is going to be the biggest
Refer and Suit day so far OF
the season. We hope you'll
strain a point, if need be, to
get here, because we've made
the biggest kind of prepara-
items. We never had such
a full and complete line, and
the values never doomed up so
conspicuously far above the
prices as they will be to-day.
Some folks seem to find 1t nee
essary TO DE continually labelling
their efforts as honest progress
siveness," and it must be for
much the same reason the small
boy wrote under the scrawl OH
his slate: This Is horse"
Nobody could have guessed what
twas meant for IL he hadn't.
Actions speaks louder than
words.
We don't need to tell you
that you won't find one-quar-
ter OF the variety anywhere
else you will here. That's as
we'll established a fact as are
our lowest priceS-and great
ly better qualities.
Here's what'Il make to-day
such a record beaten.
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III MAIN STREET.

Hernia or Rupture is often the cause OF
much suffering and CanGer that can he
avoided by Il full knowl, dye of the nature
Of the disease. ana the slillful application
of Il well-maGc Truss suited 10 the patio
ular kind OF condition of the hernia and
occasions ar So when ii requires quick ns
well as careful and intelligent treatment
BY hernia or IuLture is generally meant
the protrusion of part of the intestines
or omentu;n fatty membrane, or both
through natural, unnatural or accidental
openings I'm the internal muscular cover
ings or walls of the abdomen. and forming
Il tumor under the skin; hernia may occur
in any part OF the body except when COW
orally visable. or can be dist nguished by
careful feeling the parts affected.
sometimes hernia exists. and NAV even
be in a strangulated condition without
being visible. the symptoms alone indicn
ting Its existence. Effects of warm atmna-
phere or climate. sickness. low diet old
age or anything weakening the sys,ont
renders person more liz BILE to hernia and
may he Indirect causes. hut tho dIrect ~.
Immediate cause is generally found In
severe muscular efforts, as in labor ous or
cupation, lifting. jumping. Coughing
snaeZing, etc. b'
we have The largest and most comp,ets
assortment Of H''o
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NORTH CAROLINA

bee Esq. the Republican nominee. An
early reply desired. Respectfully
T.. T.. AYDLETT,
chairman Democratic Executive Com
mittee First Senatorial District of
North Carolina:
Elizabeth City, N. c.. Oct. Q, 1896.
T.. f. Aydlett, Chairman Democratic
Executive Committee First Senatorial
District:
Dear Sir:-In reply to your note of this
date ! VIII say that, believing that no
practical good results can be accom-
pushed by n joint canvass the commit
Tee mas decided against 1t and have adj
Nised Mr.. Whedbee accordingly.
Respectfully.
NJ Il. CULPEPPER,
Chairman Republican Senatorial Exc
cutive Committee
Rev. J. II. Hall will preach TO the
Woman's Missionary Society OF War
rcnton District at Weldon, N. c.
The Fifth Ward Bryan and Sewall
cub will meet at the Opera House to-
night. Mr.. Il. t.. Aydlett will address
the club.
The Democrats of Pasquotank county
met In convention at the Courthouse to-
DAY ana nominated for the Legislature
Mr.. Fred. Whitehurst
The persons Wishing to join the mn
radc on the I'D will not be charged fer
riaGe al Camden ferry. provided they
nave saddles. so that they may be pre-
pared To join I'm the parade There is
being large preparations made for that
event. AT the conclusion Of the parade
ne Hon. Cy. Watson will give them a
lecture.
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AUCTION sALEs-rnrs DAY.

y t.: SA:. F F4Ea sAt DEAR
Circuit Court of Norfolk county. Virginia,
OIL the 2oth day of September. 1896. In the
suit of the baltimore Guano Company VS..
sATURDXY, the Hlh day Or octobe aii' ls Sn
at II o'clock m in front of the courthouse
Virginia. sell at public auction 10 the high,
e Is p bidder d,,r; that VALUABLE TRUCK
ern Branch NIaeisteriai District. in said
county of Norfolk, bounded and described
of land, with the buildings thereon, situ-
ated in Western Branch Magisteriai d s.
each other and forming one tract OF land
upon which the said Jethro Spivey now re-
sides; one of the said tracts be ng the same
by Zachar iah Copeland and wife, by deed
dated the 9Th day OF October. 1871. in which
Sterling, Point Creek. east and south BY
the lands of Thomas w. Mackie, and west
gS 1hs iSnas s to estate Of
acres; and the other of said tracts being
that which was conveyed to said Jethro
decd dated the. 18th day OF October, ISL.
in which it IS described as bounded north
south by Mackies lands. and west bv
Mars lands,t obtaining thirty-seven acres
thee r0ods and twenty,siN and one-third
siNty-seven acres three roods and twenty.
sly and onc-third rods, more or less
TERMS.-One-third CT the purchase
money to he paid in cash, and the balance
thereof to be paid in two equal installments
with Interest. one and two years respect
lively, from The day of sale for which the
purchaser shall give his bonds. payable
to the special commissioners, or al tho
ton of the purchaser. the whole OF the
purchase price may he paid i'm cash the
title 10 be retained until the further order
of the Court.
WIN. w. OLD,
G. w. COLEMAN
ocI-tds Special Commissioners.
l. certify that the bond required by the
decnrce mentioned above has been given.
TESTE:- J.. NJ. SILNEcTrR. G. c.,
BY l.. THOMPSON. d. C..
BY Valentine & Stevens General Auc-
toncers. is Bank street.
Me VIII sell THIS Saturday MORNING
Wv October l7th Mt our auction-room rs
Bank street. ut 10 o'clock. furniture. car
pets. rugs, druegets, springs, mattresses.
pillows. holsters, pictures, heating stoves,
trunks. etc. also No. ! road cart Con-
signments solicited for this sale
VALENTINE; * St.NENS.
ocl7-lt Auctioneers.
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Let us show YOU through our line of
foreign suitings. Every one of them
with a look
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
1863 Main street
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Always In season. Hopkins Steam cd
in ~ nm, Ianll.d Corn). Elegant lun ch
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By II. l.. Page & Co., Auctioneers ,s
Bank street.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON HIGH.
LAND AVENUE. IN BRAAIBLE-
TON WARD. FOR SALE AT
AT AUCTION.

PURSUANT to deed of trust. made NV
5onn n; ferdley, on March list, 1851, and
and Mechanics Savings Ennk nj ~ us II
o; Norfolk. a debt therein mentioncd. Lar,
OF OF ihn R stiil remains unpaid. vii sell
OF Norfolk. at u IN. on TUESDAY, DC Cs.
tober 10Th. 1896. at public auction. 10 mo
highest BIDDER, the following property or
pay the balance due under the said tned ~ ~
to-wit: "a Sa'c'
ttrst--That certain lot or parcel n,
iahu, beginning at point on the southern
nne OF Highland avenue, ut Al d stance
e cas-; cishty-onc feet from the east
along said Highland avenue thirty fesf
70 the lot conveyed by sarah Gordon tn
v. "; Forbes by deed duly recorded in
Norfolk County Court: thence southeriv
along SAID Forbes lot, and at right angles
With said Highland avenue 10 tho lnnS 81
the Hirs MIA Beach Railroad; thence west
erlH alohE Satu company : northern line 10
a point opposite the place OF ls,r;nnine.
Thence from said point In the companv7s
nm. hortherly parallel with Granville street
Second-All that certain lot or parcel Of
land, fronting thrty-flve fee on The south
SIDE or highland avenue. at the extreme
cuSNFn cnd OF said avenue, and running
southeriy between lines parallel with Gran,
Vile street to the land of the. Norfolk and
Igiiia Beach Road and Improvement
company the east side OF said LOT bcins
IN ne with the cast end of Highland
nnXenuc' nj the southwest corner OF WIN.
f f.msn Lahe, ana ABOUT ONE hundred and
IERMS-One-thirdc cash, the balance IN
in equal !nstalments. carrying Interest," from,
Date OF sale, and the title retained until
the deferred nstslments are paid
w. b. ROGERS,
substituted Trustee
II. L. PAGE e. co.
oc!-tdS Auctioneers
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Consultation Always Free.

Hours n. IN. to l p. M, to z p. m.
Medicines furnished to patients free.
Terms very moderate and In reach OF
all.
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BY w. II. IL. Trice & Co., Real Estate Auc-
tioncerS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
published by Pcr.nissInn.)
A LETTER
From Mr. H. N. Wolfe, Master
Carpenter of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company.
DIR. l.. 3. FREY:


Dear Sir:-Your trea tment of my wife
has given most excellent results and Is
emlnently satisfactory, and IL gives me
much pleasure to take this occasion to
express To you my high appreciation of
your skill in the treatment OF diseases
of the nose and throat. / shall GER
tainly recommend all my friends who
may suffer from any disease of the ear,
nose, or throat TO go TO you for treat
ment. My wife joins me in kind re-
cards and thanks for what you have
done for her."
II. n. WOLFE.
Mr.. Wolfe boards at the Hotel Nor
folk. formerly Purcell House, corner
Church and Main streets. Norfolk. Va.
l.. Il. FlREY, NJ. D., graduate of Med
ical Department, University of Mary
land. has offices at rooms and 9, No.
'aS Main street. (old number 1S6, over 3
and Toe. store) Norfolk. Va.
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AUCTION sALEs-FurunE DAY.
ii. l.. Page & Co.. Real Estate Auction
GERS, IL Bank street.
SALE OF FIVE HOUSES AND LOTS,
AND ABOUT 100 VACANT LOTS OR
MORE ON POINDEXTER'S
PLACE, NEAR BERKELEY,
AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.

Ry virtue of q deed of trust from Parks I,
PoindeXter, dated October rs, 1892, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Nor
folk County Court. B. 176, p. 149, being re-
quired so to do by the cred tors secured |
shall sell at public auction, at the Real Es-
tate Exchange, in the City of Norfolk
NO. 115 Main street. on Saturday, the 2Ith
day of October 1896. at IL in., the follow-
ing real estate as shown on a mnp of the
Poindexter lands. near Berkeley. Norfolk
county, a copy of which is RECORDED with
deed from the Elizabeth Land and Inn
proVement Company TO L. d. Starke, truB-
zee, dated July IL. 1891. b. 1G?. L. 93.
i. "A lot with three houses and other i'm.
proVements thereon, stua ted on the SOUTH
east corner of Stewart and Jefferson
street; said lot fronting 100 feet on Stewart
street ana extending back between JEFF
feet. ~ ~ ga eso too
2: Lots Nos. 81. 20. % and 81. with two
houses ana other improvements thereon,
tuateu on the eastern side Of block No
d! each OF said lots having frontage OF
70 rect on Lawrence street and running
pack between parallel lines 100 feet.
a. ne following squares or blocks of
ia "a al OF block No 8, excep DIT lots Nos. al.
10. ~. 10 and 10 m said block: block No, 81
except c iot No. II In said block: block No
80 ana block No. 3D. except lots Nos 2.
l,0; J. 10 and IL, in said liz ST named block
nese lois are near the Lowenberg Knit
ing Mills. near Berkeley, and are desira-
pie Tor investment The live houses on the
month each. " ee1
TEP
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TERMS.-One-third cash and the b.,-
ance TO be paid in two equal Instruments.
SIN and twelve months from the day OF
SAFE w IN interest from the day of sale
Tor winch each purchaser shall give notes
secured by deed of trust on the prom,
cry purchased by him. at his expense. or
all cash ut his option.
WM. W. OLD, Trustee.
ocl3-lOt II. L. PAGE & co, Auctionsera
The Monitor-register., 1896-04-24
81 e THE Monitor Register A ESB A 4 T4 TaH News New
Raw Bones

when properly treated are wi thout
doubt the most desirable source known from
whic IN to derive AMMONIA and AVAILABLE
PHOSPHORIC ACID; and when scientifically
compounded it'll high grade chemi Gals they
furnish the most successful complete man.
ures obtainable.
Baugh's Raw Bone Manures contain the
very Life and essence OF animal bones.
They are the OLDEST of all brands of
Animal Bone Fertilizers manufa C tured in
the Uni ted States.
They were introduced by us in 1855,
over 40 years ago, and ever since then
they have been accorded a constantly
growing patronage,
The combined capacity Of our works at
present is about $4,000 tons per annum.
A completely appointed laboratory is
located on the premi ses, and our own chem
lists analyze the crude materials received
into, and all manufactured fertilizers
shipped from Baugh's Delaware River Chem
zeal Works, situated at the foot of Morris
TO Moore streets, Philadelphia.
We do not think there ext SITS the wide
world over any brand of Animal Bone Fer
tl11zers, enjoying such a long uninter-
rupted honorable record as Baugh,s Raw
Bone Manures.
BAUGH & SONS COMPANY,
20 South Delaware Avenue,
of'F Rax p aan' msnurss. Philadelphia.
The Monitor-register., 1896-04-24
Aluminium Bronze.

A rule or two is given in The Alumni
ium World in regard to obtaining the
best castings with aluminium bronze,
in order to avoid the difficulties which
are SO frequently met with in melting.
An essential point mentioned is the spe-
cial care to be taken not to overhead the
metal, the fact being that, if it be heat
ed to too high a temperature, the alu-
minimum will oxidize, the oxide which
is thus formed making the entire casting
what artisans term dirty" and the
metal will also be spongy from the pres
ence of large amounts of occluded gases.
The scum, too, which floats on top of
the melted bronze in the crucible must
be prevented from going into the body
of the casting, this being practicable by
providing the casting with suitable skim
gates. The greatest trouble in making
bronze castings, however, arises from
the s%hrinkage of the metal, which is
very great-a difficulty which is over
come if the casting have a large sinking
head and '%'risers, " it being necessary,
however, i'll many cases to make the
sinking head fully as large as the cast
ing.
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After meals you should have simply a
feeling of comfort and satisfaction. You
should not feel any special indications
that digestion is going on. If you do. you
have indigestion, which means NOT diges-
ton. This may be the beginning of so many
dangerous diseases, that it is best to take
it in hand at once and treat it with Shake
Digestive Cordial. For you know that
Indigestion makes poison, which causes
pain and sickness. And that Shaker
Digestive Cordial helps digestion n
cures indigestion. Shaker dlgestive Cor
dial does this by providing the digestive
materials in which the sick stomach is
wanting. 1t also tones up and strength
ems the digestive organs and makes them
perfectly healthy. This is the rationale
of its method of cure, as the doctors
would say. Sold by druggists, price 10
cents to 500 per bottle.