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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

NJ. +. Adams, of Minnora, Is the
owner of one of the finest bred stall.
lions in this State. He had Il pacing
record of $50 Mt three years old
which he made 1T Woodstield, Ohio.
This horse is blood bay, II hands
high and weighs 1860 pounds, and
was sired by The Sunlight Gold
Dust from Ky, with record of
POS, and is damned by thorough
bred Hambletonian DIR. Adams will
have this famous horse ON exhibition
1t different points in the county. and
those wishing to improve their stock
will Il" we'll to see him. Wherever
this horse has gone after premium
he got it in speed or i'll the thorough,
bred horse show. 63.3m.
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Now don't stand in
the way Of the cars.

For some reason politics don't warm
up i'll this county like they did years
ago.
The hill. are now ringing in this
valley with workmens axes, hammers,
etc.
DR. w. T. ". Dye was visiting his
father on Leading creek part Of last
week.
The Telephone line is generally in
good condition unless YOU want to use
it right bad
Miss May Cnol, returned Friday
evening from Washington city and
other points.
/. V. Shock, prominent timber.
man OF Rr.cdale, spent few hours i'll
town Friday.
1T is funny to see Dr. BLAIR cdging
around and trying to get in with US
lD horse men.
The rains of last week made it al
most impossible for farmers to har.
vest their oats.
Guy Thomas spent several days
with his team down Glow high wa
lcrs last week.
Mrs. W. J. Kelly left on the
Steamer Hilton for her former home
IN l"rkcrsburg.
We are under special obligations
to Anderson Elliott for substantial
i'nvors last week.
There has not been such runoIt
of timber for several years as timber
men had last week
The good Steamer Hilton was up
Thursday with fairly good trip of
goods anil passengers.
We can look out most amy day and
see Il fac drove Of sheep and laubs
being driven to market.
Shot guns were in great dcmnnd
in town Thursday The boy. had a
| good lot Of fun out Of it.
There are great many apparent.
| Iy undisturbcd polk stalks and sand
+ hricrs GROWING i'm This tp,yu
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21
West ENrk Brcczclcts.

Only one more week of school.
a considerable number Of logs and
kites went out of the West Fork on
the recent high waters.
The whistle of the threshing ma
chine can he beard in our vicinity.
w. III. Starcher has gone to Rocks
dale to see his son who Is very low
with fever.
Hon II. c. Lockney has gone to the
Republican State Convention at
Parkersnuig
DIR. \. ID. Adams and Mrs. Jarvis
were ut Arnoidsburg Monday on their
way to County Court.
Misses Alvira and Mary Allen, of
Newton, were visiting ON Milestone
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Flora Cross is staying with DIR.
G.. w. Price.
Mrs. CALEB Davis, Of Roane coum-
ty, was visiting O. w. Powelrs Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Clifton, the infant child of A.
O'Donnell, died Wednesday, and was
inferred in the home cemetery Thurs.
day.
II. NJ. Keith has been employed to
repair the road from Henry's Fork to
Spencer.
j. f. ShafIer, who has been visiting
in Marion county for some time, has
returned home.
John Coger has commenced work
on his house and will soon have IT
compiled.
Engles great bear fight al Arnolds
burg was failure. The people Of
this community saw dogs bark at
Bruin last winter.
UNCLE Tom.
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Lightning Hot Drops
What Funny hsmeI
Very True, but Il Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without Roller, There Is No PaYi
Notice To Tcnchcrs.

The Calhoun County Teachers In
stilutc viii he held at Grantsville, w.
Va, beginning on Monday. July u,
1896. Persons intending to teach III
this county arc required to attend this
or some other institute held in the
State. All school officers, patrons
and persons interested in school work
nrc cordially invited To attend and
participate ion the Institute work.
j II ROnEuTs.
County -upt
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21
Card OF Withdrawal.

To my Democratic friends:
l herewith withdraw my candidacy
for Sheriff of Calhoun county
Thanking my many friends for kind
expressions, and hoping they will Sc.
lect their choice for said Office, | re
main for the triumphant success OF
the Democratic party and its NOM.
nccs.
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respectfully l"urs,
q. ". lINI,nMAN
Fer Cick Of tie Com,y Copit.

To the Democratic voters of Calhoun
county
Gentlcmcm:-I take this opportunity To-
ask YOU Ia award mc the nomination for the
Office OF Clerk uf the County Court a, the
primary OF COM cmiou, whichever may be-
held. Thanking You kindly for past sup
port, remain,
Yours Respectfully.
H. II. TLIrrEl-r.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

IV ETV NVTVT@ NJ N'IUOWTI VVTIHIE.
] hereby anuouuCc myself u candidate for
thE Office of Prosecuting Attorney Of your
county. Believing in fair distribution oi
tho public gifts and also believing that there
il no one seeking this position at this time
who can show Il better right to receive it
than can, | have concluded to ASK the vo;-
cra who MAY take part in the coming Demo
cratic primary election to nominate me for
said position, ;r.d il elected / promise faith
full discharge e duties to the best oi my abil-
ity. Very truly yours,
EUlrE fEEEELL.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

Last summer one OF our grand
children WAS sick with severe bowel
trouble. Our doctors remedies had
failed, then we tried ChamberIaiu's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene.
dy which gave very speedy relief.
We regard it as the best medicine
ever put on the market for bowel
complaints. Mrs. f.. G.. Gregory.
Fred rickstowu, Mo. This certainly
is the best medicine ever put ON the
market for dy>eutery, summer com
plant, collie and cholera intantun in
children. 1t never fails to give
prompt relief when used in rcasona-
ble time anl the PLAN printed direc-
tions are followed. Many mothers
have expressed their sincere gratitude
for the cures it has effected. For sale
by Barr Bros, druggists, Grantsville.
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To the voters of Calhoun Cnunty:

Hahjcct 10 the action oC the Democratic
party, in convention or primary, announce
n II candidate for the office of County Clerk
feeling myself compctant t" till said Office
Never having before asked anything at the
hands of The people prompts me to take this
step. Leaving the matt,T with them, re
main Very Respectfully,
ILNYrnN L. SrI-NIr
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G.. b. HICKMAN.

According to the prophecies Of
Anthony, the July foods have come
and gone and the ali important ques.
tion l., What shall the coming wealth
or be-
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

The people Of this and Gilmer
counties should bear in mind that the
greatest lump of coal ON exhibition at
the Worlds Fair at Chicago three
wears ago was taken from Gilmer
county, and the bank from which it
was taken is on the line Of the pro.
posed railroad.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21
For Prosecuting .iHorlwy.

To the voters ofCalhom c"unt,:
hereby Announce myself Il candidate for
recollection To The Office 81 Prosecuting \ttnr-
hey of said county subject tothc democratic
Nominating convention or primary election.
Thanking You for past SUPPORT, ! rcnain,
Yours Respectfully,
". l.. STENENsoN.
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inr SIIe.

Will sell my interest in all the lands
IN Calhoun county, known as the q.
ID. Camden lands, subject to parti.
ton To- be made soon:
1898 acres, Yellow creek.
200 acres, yellow creek.
IA acres, yellow creek.
ll5 acres, Yellow creek.
200 acres, Trace Fork of Laurel
creek.
1000 acres, Kanawha river, six
miles east of Granisville.
All offers on these lands will be
considered.
Address,
w. l.. CAMDEN,
1904 Massachusetts Ave,
Washington, ID. G..
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

To the voter, Of Center district, Calhoun
county, W. VA:
announce myself ~ a candidate for the
office of Justice uf the Peace of said District,
subject To- the Democratic Primary or Con-
ycntion, To- he held tor nominating cindi-
dates. earnestly ask your support, and if
nominated and elected, will faithfully per
form the dutic- of said office
Yours Respectfully,
j. r. WALDO
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For Clerk Of tie CiLruit Ccnlt.

We are authorized to annnmc, &. G.
Stump Il candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Democratic nominating convention or pri-
mary when held.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

BY authority from &. J. Blackstone w,.
hrrcby amn"unc" him - candidrtr for Con-
stable of 'cutrr district subject To- the Dem
"cr,tic primary election to lac held august
pDul
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phH0NS Nerve and Bone oil Cures
w Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burus
and Bruises Large bottle IS cents.
Make No Mistake.

For BIucksmilhug and all kjud- of
Hardware, Buckeye Moving Ma
chines, Bcapers. Binders, and Stevens
Boilers. Engines. Threshers and Corn
lIulc- go Iuv prices aud uu cu4y
terms 80 iu nr wiite.
Is F.. ilENpEgmoT.
G3.lm Smitiylic, w. va.
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Having served my people to the best of
nIy ability Tor four wears - Justice of the
Peace, IN Center district, hereby announce
myself Il candidate for reelection Ia said OF
fee, subject tn the Democratic Primary Flee
ton to To- held Aug. -
g.. W. RITCmEA
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.ommissioncr's Notice.

McConaughey & %, J In choncery in
VS. the circuit court
W. If. Riggs and other, Of Calhoun Co.
The above named cause having, by an
order of the circuit court OF Culhoun coun-
ty made at the June tern thereof, 1896,
been referred t" tie undersigned, one of
the commissioners IL said court, To asccr-
tain and report what real estate is owned
by any OF the judgement debtors in the bill
mentioned, the lcins existing against the
same 10y judgement or otherwise, the ma
ture, amount and priority OF such liens and
to whom owing, the rental value OF any
UGH real estate. and any other matter
deemed pertinent or which may he requir-
ed by any part, in interest. Therefore the
parties to the said suit aud all others who
may he interested therein will take notice
that | have fixed upon Wednesday the 18Th
day of August, 1896, as the time, and the
Office of the Clerk Of the said Court at the
court house Of said county, rs the place,
when and where will proceed to execute
the reference aforesaid. Given under NV
hand this the 3O'h day OF June, 1896
71-lw AsiO4 T. EENSpY, Com'r.
Linn & Hamilton, Att'ys for PINS
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We are damned full of gratitude
that we would love to poui out ON
same subscribers if they would drop
us Il dollar or two.
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1904 Massachusetts Ave,
Washington, ID. G..

We are satisfied 1T was within the
power of the court 10 bridge the river
ut GAINESVILLE it would be done at
once.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

We are authorized to announce H. VI.
Marshall - 81 candidate for Justice uf the
Peace of Center district, "f alhuun county,
subject to the Democratic primary election
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commissioners Notice.

State of West Virginia,
NJ. y. Riddle and others
In Chanccry in the circuit court of Cal
houn county.
The above named cause having bv an
order OF the said circuit court made at the
June terc thereof, 1896, been referred To
the undersigned, one Of the commissioner,
OF the said court with instructions to aScer-
tain and report the stale oi the title OF each
tract proceeded against in the said cause,
the person 81 persons holding lcins against
any or al. of said tracts, the nature, priori-
~ and amaunt uf said lcins, and also to
report any and all other matters deemed
pertinent or that may he required by any
party in interest. Therefore the parties to
the said suit and all others who may he in
tcrcstcd therein will take notice tina; have
fixed upon TUESDAY, the 18th day al Au-
gust, 1896, as the time and the Office of the
Clerk OF the said Court 1T the court house
OF said county, ~ the place, when and
where | will proceed to execute the refer
ence aforesaid. Given under my hand
this 30 h day OF June, 1896.
7l-iw AMOS T.. KENNEY, Gom'r
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HALL or RICHAREsoNvILLE LoDGE.
No. 1873, /. o. q. +.

HALL or RICHAEEsoSvILLE LODGE,
No. 1873, l. o. q. f.
Alta regular communication ofsuid
Lodge June u, 1886, be it
Resolved, That we return our
thanks to the Rev. III. NJ Smith for
the interest manifested by him at
our Memorial Service, held at st.
Paul Chapel, ON June p, 1896. We
further return our thanks to the choir
for the service rendered ON said occa-
sion Also 90 the Trustees and mem.
bcrs Of tie VI. t. Church, South, for
the use Of their beautiful church, and
also for the interest manifested by
them, and 60 al who participated
therein And further that these resp
luton, be placed ON the minutes of
our Lodge aud a copy be sent to the
Calhoun CuRoNICLE with the request
that it publish the same.
s. NJ WARD,
EMORY BALI, Com.
W. G. SrALLNAx,
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a Announcements.
For House II Dciegotcs.

To the Democrats oftulhom county:
Having some ambition to represent the
good people of tnlhuun in the next lcgSla-
turc, ! hereby make my announcement, that
i am u candidate for liouSc "t Delegate and
submit my claims t" the H,mucr;Itr primal
~ To be held in our county on the 22nd
day of August 1896. | kindly solicit ,"ur
vote and influence
very Cordially Yours,
:. T.. kINNEY.
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We are authorized 'o announce vs.. s.
Duhivd a- a candidate lur Commissioner
Of tho County Court subject u thc DeuD-
cratic primary election ty be held Aug 22
1896
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

md Dcocnus meeting
Tbi. world wa. not p,do 70 .wo,
a. every m,n would like ~ boroi,
u, Ri. ,L;,J.. g .;o,
~, en- -,
we heari.
! School supplie, and In.ur,nc.
agents have been numerous in these
parts for come Time
4 man wi,bmt merge anouol -
trade is an object Of nit, ut this d,y
and are of the world
ri, w,. mn, g.. ,;ol.on. ,,o ,.1,
loose sight and appreciation of qui It
and poaccahle citizens.
Okla Ball was here Friday consult.
inn q ph,siciun in rcfar.urc - ona nf
his eyes, which * very sore.
w. w. Brannon rendered pood
service in our Office durinp thc rush
Of work the later part of Inst week
We reserved .n.ce last ;ssuo to =, ..
something smart This week but nm.
ON examination find wc h,v. mn .n.,,
cdi,or
,rho l,.o en-, ru -
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,.on,. IL ,,,,,L .,,.n,,. ,,. w
,,n c.
NAT II mlght he ihliIIlcd which
was spoken by the prophet; In July
-. for. .u.hol ,5,,.., H.. ..,Ii.,,a
'''''' '''"" '''' "'''9S'
some parties were mere last week
from N"r2ant'".' an" put Inc Miles
wen, WI '''e 'i"r''',''' ''r''' i" proper
~ e,,. az, 200
70 ,,o rour,,a G,inar o.,,,,, I'm
90 nnm wan ' ,i o''""' WI
,.;a,. 90, oooq ~, " ''
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,n
pointing 70 the tu,rre dcv.Ionma",
Of hi, co,,utv Shall wo ,,ko ho,J
and push the matter to NJ early cam.
pleti,m2
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21
CNommi.sioncr's Notice.

commissioners Notice.
State of Wet Virginia,
Louis u. Bell and Others,
Ia Chunccry in the circuit court of Cal
huun county.
The uhuvc named cause having bv an
order ui the said circuit court made at the
June Term thereof 1896, been referred to
the undersigned, one ot the commission
ers OF said c"art, with instructions to as
certain and report the state of the lille Of
each tract proceeded agaius, in the said
cause, the person or persons holding lcin,
agiinS; any ar all ui said tracts the nature.
amount and priority OF each ui >aid lcus
and also To report any and all other mat
tiers deemed pertinent, or that may Toe re-
qmired by any party in iutcrcs,. There
fore the parties to said suit and all Others
who may be interested therein will take
notice that | have fixed upon Tuesday. the
18th day OF ADJUST 1896, ~ the Time. and
the office OF the Clcrl, III the said Court. at
the court house of said county as the place
VIXEN and where | will proceed To- execute
the reference aforesaid. Given under my
hand this 3otl day oi June, lS9G.
7l-iw NNas r.. kENNEY: Cun'r
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Notice.

All accounts and notes due nue. will
be put out for collection if not settled
at once.
w. T. W. DYE.
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Arnoldsburg. W. Va.
For Sheriff.

f0r Sh'rV
To the voters of Calhoun county.
Gcntlemc:l take this opportunity
to ask YOU to award me the nomination Tor
the Office oi Sheriff of said county subject To
the Democratic primary election to bc held
August 22nd 1886. Thanking the people
for past support, am,
Respectfully I"urs,
G.. ". llAHpMAN.
We are authorized to say that H. W
Knight Is candidate iur the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff of Calhoun cuum-
ty.
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We are authorized iD ANNOUNCE VI VI
Bibbec ~ an independent candidate for As
sc%-or Of Calhoun county.
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J. D. CUTLIP,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
Ana Solicitor in Chanccry

Ana Solicitor in Chanccry.
RHo. IT, 49,.
VIII practice IN the Courts of Web.
sicr. BmVtou, Nicholas. CLAY. tiii.
mer and Caihouu countic> u lhr Su-
prcmcuud u IS Courts Drn ~
cupln,mcut m either side m trmi
nai Gases b3i q
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S. A. HAYS.

Attorney AID Co,alseiior-at-lu,c,
Gie,sSiRs, ". To.
Will practice in the Court o.
appeals, and in the cuunties OF Gil
mer, Calhoun and Braxton.
Collections promptly made and re.
mltted. Also realestate agent. Land
titles investigated. 1903
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

The only place IN Gown YOU can get Il
good tooth brush il Ut the Drag Store.
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F0r (0A,fnbk.

We are authorized to say that G. f. Scott
j. Il candidate for Constable of Center dis
,rict subject I" the Democratic primary cleo
liun L. bc held August -
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pAM0RS Relief Cures Sick Headache
w Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus
Diarrhoea, &c accents for large bottle
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-21

Mrs Rhode Noah, of this place,
was taken in the night with cramping
pains and the next day diarrhoea set
III. She took half bottle Of black.
berry cordial, hut got no relief. She
then sent to me TO Rec if had any.
thing that would help her. sent her
a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and the
first dose relieved her. Another Of
our neighbors had been sick for about
a week and had tried different rene
dies tor diarrhoea, but kept getting
worse. sent him this same remedy.
Only four doses Of it were required
tn cure him. He says hc owes his
recovery to this wonderful remedy
Mrs. Mary SibIey, Sidney, Mich.
For sale by Barr Bros, druggists.
GrautsvilIe
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The undersigned d,-ir,- tp hr Assessor of
Calhoun county and will submit lii. cInlm>
to tho comm. Democrats primary election
To- see If the voters want him
EuEr S. FIrulLi.
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let this opportunity to
assist III securing the
building of a railroad
up the Little Kama
VIVA Valley go unim-
proved.
Combs, brushes, Spnnges, Fine
Perfumes, Fancy Stationary in great
variety at the Drug Store.
Program Of the Ministers and Dea-
cons Meeting Of the Mt Pi,gah Bap-
tist Association to he held with the
Bethlehem Church, at Grantsvillc w.
Va, on the 12lh and 18th of August,
1896, LcgInning at $50 It. III.
FIRST DAY.
$50. Devotional Exercises.
1910. Address of Welcome-by the
Pastor.
1890. Election Of Officers, Appoint,
men Of Standing Committees.
lEpO. Sermon, subject, Communion
-Rcv. NJ B. Stump.
1900 Announcements
RECESS.
1880. Did Baptism co,"e in room
Of Circumcision-R VIM.
Burns.
$50 General Discussion.
$50 Query Box.
1870. Adjournment
$50 Scrmon-Rev. ID. n. Connol.
ly.
SECOND DAY.
300. Devotional Exercises.
$3.50. When and Where Dncs Etcr.
nal Life Begin Rev. John
Stump.
1880. General Discussion.
RECESS.
1870. Devotional Exercises.
200. What are the Elements Of
Genuine Repentance Rev.
G.. III Gamer.
300. General Discussion.
TOO. Qacry Box,
$3.50. Adjournment
$50 Sermon To be supplied.
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Chambcrlain'- Cough Remedy cures
colds, Group and whooping cough.
1t is pleasant safe and reliable. For
sale by Barr Bros druggists, Grants.
vile.
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Combs, brushes, Spnnges, Fine
Perfumes, Fancy Stationary in great
variety at the Drug Store.
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The Exhausted Housewife,

T'he exhausted housewife SAYS a writer
in Good Housekeeping who drops IN her
chair at the dinner table, after having
prepared food for a large family, dsclzr-
ing that she Is too tired 20 eat" states
In non-technical phrase a truth which stu
dents OF the science OF nutrition have long
recognized. 4 suitable period OF rest
should intervene before any solid food
IS taken into the stomach. The middle
aged person who feels an unaccountahle
"drowsiness' soon after dinner should
recognize that II Is the demand. becoming
imperative, OF nature calling for tho cp-
portunity 10 do its work OF digestion in
proper manner. All OF the energies are
required for the process OF digestion. and
the rest % the system naturally fans into
the condition Of repose which will aid
the natural processes
Mothers adhere rather perslstentlv. OBJ
serves the Medical Times % three MS
takes IN feeding babies: % They give the
food too concentrated % They give II
too frequently. e. They give Il IN too
great quantities These are mistakes Of
the head certainly not OF the heart: for
their great fear Is that the baby viii
starve. Thousands OF babies. therefore
are stuffed to death where one IS starved
20 death
The great harm produced by many cough
mixtures is pointed out by a medical jour
nal. Nine times out OF ten. It saws. the
principal Ingredient Is opium. IT'S true
opium may lessen the tendency - cough.
but Il does great damage by arrestlng
the normal secret3ons, and the system
becomes affected By the polsa1s from the
kidneys, the skin, stomach iHtestnes, the
pulmonary structures and mucous mem
brane lining the upper air passages You
might as well take brush and varnish
your patient MI over as 70 I'll him w
with cough mixtures. Death is almost as
certain from one az from the other, and
get they recover often IN spite OF the
cough mixture.