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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1898-03-16
DR.. Miles, Nervine
AREMEDY FOR The
Effects of Tobacco.

T<HE excessive use Of tobacco, especially
~ young men is always irjurious and
undoubtedly shortens life materially.
Mr.. Ed. G. Ebsen, compositor on the Contra
Costa Nelcs, Martinez, Cal. writes; ~ have
used DR.. Niles Restorative Nervine and re-
ceived much benefit from it. was troubled
with nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepIess-
ness, caused by the use of tobacco and slim
ulants- took DR.. Niles Nervine with mar
veIously good results. allaying the dizziness.
quoting the nerves. and enabling me to
sleep and rest, proving in my case a very
beneficial remedy" DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine is especially adapted to restoring
the nervous system to its normal condition
under such circumstances. 1t soothes, heals
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aeblps unb bpdl nidlt tpnt.

Sdon otter, aud in friiberen Sabr.
bunoerten, iinO gSerlude anseitellt
iporoen, i'm bic Srage sli entldeiben,
Oh lebenbe 8eIen, penn aud nur iolfe
nieberer Gntiuideluns ooer i'm aeim<
5ultanoe, in 9erbaltniHe gebradt iuers
ben fOunen, unter benen bas 0eben fill
iiebt, obne gu erlOiden. aeeupenboet
uno Spallan3aui iaben 9drmtbierden
uno @eisen.selden (eine Grt @iirs
mer) burdJ Seaesuns mieber auileben,
bic monatee, ia jabrelans in Solge
BON 9lustroduuns in tobtabnli1er
Starre selesen uno oie Tie aud fir tobt
sebalten batten bis elm .3ufall lie
mieber aus ibrem Sblafe ermedte.
Sn neuerer 3eit famen oa3u @eobads
tunsen iiber abnlihe Gri1einunsen,
Die outd) adlte berporserufen uaren;
10 bradten gloropOlfabrer ourd unS
ourb gefrorene, innerli1 uolliommen
barte Slide our6 9luTtbaueu gum 9eben
auriid. Sn ben leeten Sabr;ebnten mar
es namentlid Der i'm ppri9en Somner
peritorbene electromagnetic 8bDIiOlose
Wilbelm Rreper, Der Die aufmerfiams
teit Der OlaturforIAer uieber auf bieie
grideinunsen lenfte unb namentli9
felbit uieoerbolt In ieinen llniperlitdtss
Sorleinnsen nit grfolg Sr0ide 3ur
grlauterun9 ieiner 9ebre BON Der
Sebensltarre (anabioie) benuste, iuoem
er lie bartfrieren lieB unb baum burd
poriidtiges @ripdrmen mieber su riiss
li6en Wlitsliebern Der Sumpffon3erts
@eiellidaft ma6te. ,Sn ben leeten
Sabren iiuo nun bieie unteriudungen,
namentlid burb iolde an SpaltpilSen
(Safterien) uno pflan3eniamen pers
boil ltdaOi9t lporben, oenen, mie es
fdeiut ielbIi bic duBer[ten errei6baren
a0ltesraoe nidtS anbaben tDnnen. 0ei
elmer ngSdrme" bon 200 @ro6 unter
Dull bat Der betanute S1lteforid]er
Guoolf pictet iOlde @eien ldneere
3eit erbalten, obne baB iie 9ladtbeile
erlitten; benn lie permebrten iid nad)
ber frOblid lueiter ODER feimten Al aes
lunoen RflanSen aus, ais oh ni9ts ges
ideben mdre. On aber feline Gneabeu
fait mdrd)enbaft tlan9en, 10 fiiblten lid,
anbere Siaturforider peranlaet, feline
8eriude, Die freilid MIR nit Silfe
febr foIiipieliser Ginridtunaen uno
inter sroben Sbmierigteiten an,uItet,
len fine, unter beionoeren Suriibtss
mabregeln nadsupriifen; inbelien
tonute ibm 9demano bisber llnrid)ti9s
feiten nadlueiien. llno 9ictet miro
mobl aud in bieiem g9etttampf Der
gSiiIenidait Sie9er bleiben; benn
iceben oer0ffeniliden 5wei Gneldnoer,
bic Serren Oromn unb Gscumbe, bic
GrgebniIie iebr eiugebenoer 0eriud,e
nit elmer sau5en Wleu9e perldiebener
Samenarten, bic teinen 3weifel mebr
laiien unb feline 2tusaben ebenfalls
burdaus beiidti9en. 3n Der radlte,
merfliatt" bes befanutea 8bpiiferS
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0emar, no nit fliiIilger 2uft mie etlra
in elmer ueu3eitliden Slide nit mar
mem Walier 9earbeitet Miro, bie1ten
lie GerItez uno SoferfGrner, Grbien,
aiirbisferne, Sal lan,inen=, Winoens
unb Gonnenblumenzgamen uno oers
slei6en lnebr ITO Gtunben (alio fat
flint Sage lang in elmer siible ton
1873 bis 1872 @rao Geljius unter 9lufl
uno tbauten lie bann erit-alle,bin9s
auBerI lanaIam nub porlidtig-lpieoer
auF, mas obermat8 mebr al5 spei Iage
l50 Stpuoen) in stniprutb nahm. 0ans
muroen nit bielen ganlen, gleifbseiiis
absr auct nit iddlen slei1er 9lrt, Die
nidt sefiiblt luorbeu maren, aeimunss,
perluhe gena9t, unb liebe ga, es aei9te
fid tein llateribieo. Oeioerlei ganlen
feimten, brahten geiunoe Bitan3en unO
reiften als iOldJe sur 5rudt, obue baB
man ibnen batte anmerfen f6nnen,
peldJe porber i'm Su9eno3ultanbe in
Der ldauerlden adltefammer sugez
bradt batten. n.-8ielteidt tommen mir
nod einual 10 melt, baB mir uns Ielta
einfrierea unb mad beliebiger 3eit iuie,
ser auItbauen lalen fDnnen, mas li1
gum 9eiipel fiir 8iele auf ldngeren
Seefabrten iebr empleblen miirbe.
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meglitBe Ntumen Su belDHa6ern gao.
0a mildtea iid in 0aS ME ueritun!s
menoe WogelgeilpitId]er fitberbeyie.
latbeuoe WidbdenItilnmen, betle, flats
ternbe GjeWduGey ihimmerteu bier uno
ca 5mild5en benz @tin bes 2aube8 berz
Dor, uuo jugenotid) itlante, bieaiaue
Sc ltalten luitmanoelten auf ben mel,
zen aieSmegen. Ger 0arten gebGrte
gum 0auie Der Srau bon $lodltetten,
Die Elm 8eulionat fiir iunge 0amen
aus BEN bGberen Stdnoen leitete, uub
unter beren 30alingeu lid gar mande
tieblid]e WtdodenfnoIpe 6efano.
gielleidt waren Der luiiroigen Game
ldnslt allerlei erniie 9eIorgniMe lueeeil
ser 9efabrliben giadburIdaft bes juns
gen, bibl6en sliieiiurs eetummeu,
uenn Tie bon bieler Nadbaridaft iberz
baupt cine gbnung 9ebabt bdtte. slber
Watter Ganfpart batbte nidt oaran,
Die @unIt bcs 3ufalls jemals aud nur
i'm G6er3 3u miB6rautben, Soba(b er
cine belle NldodenIiimme in ieiner
uninittelbaren Ndhe pernabtn, i9loB
er entlpeber oa8 6eniter ober ;o9 iid
bod oisfret bon oemielben 5uriid, uni
nidlt luiber 8jllen irgenb Elm @ebeimz
nib ieiner jun9en 9lafbarinnen 3u be-
lauIden oOer lie outrb ieiuen uner=
iparteten 9tn6lif in 0ermitrun9 su
ieten. 60 idarf ionIt aud neugjerise
MdO6enaugen III iein pflegen, bon Der
@riften3 Gantluart8 bate bod mobl
nod Seine etmas iuabrgeuoinnlen, uNo
in uoller SOr9lolisfeit trieb bas luliige
950lf6en in Der 9ldbe beS Slieberitraus
DIES iein @elen.
(SortieBuna folgt).
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setn seben ,purse aerettet.

6err S. 6. 2ilD, ein beruorrasenoer
Burger BON 5annibal, @so. iuurbe auf
ipunoeroulle Beile bon etnem Idredliz
den 5obe errettet. ST erSdblt in Bez
5us bierauf 5olsenoes: pSd) erfranfte
on tDpbOient 6ieber, oas in 2unsenents
climbing ii6ersins. Wteine 2unsen perz
bdrteten lih. Sd war 10 i6ua6, baB
i6 ni6t einmal aufredt I'M 8ette iiben
fpnnte. geidts Ealf mir. Sd ermars
tete I6on balb at Der Gdpinblu6t au
iterben, als i'd bon 9r. Sings ,,0euer
gntoedan9" b0rte. Cine 5laide psrs
i6affte mir i6on sroBe grlei6teruns.
SD lebte aber ben @e6raub fort nnb
jebt fible i'd mid selun6 uno itarf uno
fam oieie Mebiatn gar ni9t senus To-
ben. 0iele Mebi5in beilt an liderten
unb idnellten ale 6als= unb 2unsen@
leiaen. Die resuldre @r6Be gu SO gts
unb s1.00. Brobeflai6en frei in Der
Gpotbefe bon S. &olteDer & Son. Seoe
SlaI9e ipiro garantirt.
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3. aapitei.

Dit eiuem Seufser Der Gntmutbis
auris erbob iid Der aiieiior @alter
Oantipart bon ieinem 9lrbeitstiide.
Seit bem friiben Wlorgen mar er redlt,
fdaffen befnlbt 9emeien, iifl In oas
Stuoinm oeS oidIeibisen rs6tsuilIens
idaftiiben Wertes gu pertiefen, mels
DIES oa Dor ibm log, aber Der goloene
Sonnenihein, iuelder in breiten s5trei.
fen bur6 Sas offene sSenitsr flutbete,
unb bas lieblide ge3mitlder Ser uners
iniibliden fleinen 86sel mollten linn
nun einnal feline Rube lailen.
.Gs III gum 9ersmeitelu, iagte er
Dor iid bin, iuoem er einen beinabe
poruurfsuoIlen Blif 5u bem blouen
Sommerbimmel empor ianote. On
allen gliebern itedt mir bic @anoers
lult, uuo bod mdre es eiu unperants
uortIider Qeidtiinn, iuenn i'd Oieieu
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ssasleus slratea galbe.

Die BEL fte Salbe Der @elt fit S@nitte,
lueti9 i9unsen, @ei9tpiire, 6iebers uao
paut stusidlaa, Sfedfsn, seiprunsene
6dnoe, 5ruitbeulen unb slle !5autfrant.
6eiten; flirirt 6dinorrbotben ober feins
ge5abluns. 86llise 3ufriebenbeit 90.
fantirt ober bas @elb uirb auriideritat.
.et. rs Gents Die Shadtel. 8uml
@erfauf bel S. &alteper & Sohn.
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Wtabntfe @ptel Bar,
Off, Spuaon . StraBe,
70 NJ. VI TT, -. Gigentbiimer.

Man finbst bier Elm boraaslihes
@las Bier unierer beimii1en 8raue.
reien. Befonbere Nnertennung Der.
bienen bic Meine, @igarren. @bistiss,
2iquDre &c. 8or3hgli9er Grei.
lun6 beS W orgenS unb ga 6s
ittags. Dieie Wiribfdaft erfreut
fd bes ansse3eidnetea Rufes su benz
angenebmHen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ber
Stabt au 5dblen.
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S d n + e {.

9obes gehensalter erreidt
BON 1000 9erionen nur cine.
Wlebr S 9Sdter, als s0bne, mer-
ben i'm 0urhidnitt ben SOni9en &C.
brren.
Son ben fDnisliden Sa-
milieu Guropas, 81 an ,3abl, iinb
3lpei Orittel oeutidef abltammung.
Ole Ndber elmer ubr, fort.
ipabrenb i'm @ange eebalten, le9en
355Sa Meilen in einem Sabre suriid.
Das pufper i9slbes BEL bem
9oulbaroement Der gefeliisunsen bon
Santiaso ueridolien lunrbe. foiieie
$800,00
Sebe alte uno ielten
W iinSe lam in elmer Tabrif nads
seabmt iperben, bic 0onbon innerbalb
ieiner Mauern birst.
Stir Seitmaden Der 0ane.
dube beitebt Elm neues ameritaz
niides Patent, bas bem Griinoer be-
reits Elm eroBes Germossn ein9ebradt
bat.
aiinilide au9en meroen in
Dentidlanb unb Der Gblpei3 jdbrlid)
100000 berseiellt, wabreno cine
einaise fransOiifde Sabrif nod 800. :
600 iolder liefert.
Yapier aus @eetang miro
jett in 6raufreid in ,unebmenoer
Wiense unO bon iol1er Durdlidtisfeit
er3eust, oaB es idon gu Seniierideiten
TerfpenonnS sefunoen bat.
Drei peridiebene 0eerdbs
nj Of formen 9ibt es bel BEN 9apas
nern. Die cine lit fir llntersebete,
bic speite iiir Gleid1seitellte uno eie
brittle fir gorseieste beitiinnt.
Mit Silfe Don Mlaldinen
perridten, lpie Elm SSnsenieur bebaups
tet, beute SO, 900 9eute bieielbe Nrbeii,
an Der Dor menigen Sabreu nod 49,.
600, 600 Perlonen notbweubi9 maren.
Oie Sterbli9feitsrate in
Der U 1T 81 in Der Wiinute,
mdbreno bic @eburtssiifer 10 betrdgt,
mas elmer gep6lterunssmebruns BON
10000 geelen i'm Sabre slei6s
fomn1t.
Sm 0ier ertrunfen 1T tiirss
lid elm 8rauereigebilfe in @iener>
Neu5taot, Seiierrei9. llna9tiam einen
Der i'm Sieebauie befinbliden Steae
iiberi1reitenb, fiel er in eiuen nit
8ier sefiillten 0ottid uuo erlitt Den
Sob.
Ole oritt9rObte Niblio.
tibet Der g8elt lit bic taiierlit) rul,
iii6e 9iiderei. sic luurbe i'm Sabre
l7l4 bon Teter bem @roBen bearinoet
unb umIabt bermalen 1900, 600
@Tder uno un9efdbr 26,OOO Mianus
itripte.
Oie 9ep6lterun9s3abl Qons
bons lpirb non iieben europaiiden
Staaten ui9t errei9t ober oob nidlt
ilbertroffeu. Gs iino bies Sdmeoen,
Norwegen, bic europaiife 3iirtei,
Danemarf, 9ortusal, Griedenlano
unb 9ollanb.
Die Ginmobnersiffer bes
britii6en % @eltreides betrdot
400, 900, 900. Die Soniaiu 8ictoria
mtBte nod 10 Sabre leben, menn Tie
ibren idmmtliden llnteribanen Sc,
leeenbeit .seben mollte, iie gu leben.
Mdbrenb Sieier Sabre miibten aber bic
Qeute Sag uno g|adt on ibr purbeipuis
iiren.
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Sparen Sic S6r GefS

@tne Saa9tel BON 2ntfs FILen cts
ipart Sbnen pisle Dollars fit Doitors
Rsdnungen. 0ieie Yillcn fnriren uns
ter alien llnlltGn6en i6mmtlide ourd ben
Wlag,n, bic 2eber obsr Die @iu9twsiOe
peranlaBten &ranthsiten.
Gs iliSiss htins gewa0tt prbanptnns.
Dsnn sessn &Opfidmsr5en, 3Dsgsp'
lis, Wlataria. 8erltOpfung uno @allens
lsIben 9ebrauden MilliOnen 2suts
Sutt'S &eber Yiuets.
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gpntbern pacifsc g3abn.

u o DrI.
Nab Neu Orleans, SouitOn uno @ai
peiton tdslid 1910 Mittass unt
$50 Mbenbs.
Nad eagle 8aB, Merico &c. II Born
gfa6 @alifornien $500. .4:45 gtahm
Nnfunft.
Son Stem Orleans, 9ouiton unb Gal
peIton tdsli9 7:25 Born. uno 4:2s
Na6m. Observation-Disclosures.
8on galifornien &c. so Gorm
8pn gasle BaB unp Merico 7:OC
Nbenbs.
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4r. Wpbert 6. Wspk.

Office 1913 Ape 6. SpsciaIiff fur au,
gen, Obreu. Rafe unb asble. Spre6.
Eunben BON 8 bis II rlbr 0ormittags
unb bon 2 bis 5 llbr Radmittags.
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@iienbab1l Tabr : Ylan.
s. & 6. u. Nabn.
Wbfa hrt.

VI B I a brt.
Nab ct. Souls nia Sron Ntountan
ober M. 6. & 8. 49,. $50 Born
Na9 ct. 2ouis uia Sron Mountair
GDute. 800 Mbenbs
ytab 9earne tdgli9 100 Morgens.
Jtab Gareoo. ...........9:45 GDrm
Wnfunft.
8on ct. 2ouis, Srun Moantain & Ok
&. & E. ..............S 800 Born
8on ct. Souls, Sron MDuntain & M
6. & &. E............3 :55 Nahm
Ton Searne tdglt6. .10:20 Nbenbs
Bon 2arebo. 700 0benba
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8nlf gbpre 4abn.
90. 8ooemtls, gaib 8roeer,

golIes Haser Don Stable unb Gauep
@roceries, Sdnitt'W rem,
@Iotbine 9ateu, 8 gillette
NrtiteIn. 8lass, por5ella r'
unb 9orb Waaren. Su allen
Departements MIR frifde Sa9et.
Riebrige greiie. 5reie unb prompte
ablieferung. 738 Siib'Ilamo.StraBe
gfe @amargo. 5eIepbon 433.
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q. u. & ". y. @aba.
Whfnhrt.

Nad @aluefon, Suuitun unb gueri
tdsli6 ..............9:00 8orn.
Nad Corpus gbrifi, IranIas BaB unf
Beepille tdsli6 .......2:20 Nabm.
Na6 &errpille tdslid, aussenommeu
Sonnabenbs u.SOnntass 2 :45Na6m
Nab &errpille, Sonntass. 80 Born
Nad&erruiUe, ,Sonnabenbs 4 ::3ONa6m
Nnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, Souiton unb gueri
td9lt6 700 Abenos
Gon Corpus @briiti, Nranias Hab unf
Beeoille td9li6 .......1 40 Na1m
Gon Rerrpiue tdsli6, ausseuommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :45@orm
8ou &errpille, Sonntass. Nbenbs
Gon &errpille, Mpntass 9:25 Born
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Ms. 6. & 2. 8abn.
Nbfa brit.

Nad @aco, Sort @urtb, 9al1as, stan.
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tds,
LID $50 8orm. unb 800 Mbenbs
Nnfunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, aanias gitp
Dallas, 5trt @ortb unb Baco, tds'
lid ..7::25 8prm. uno 10 30 glbenbs
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Jere. Staffel. 331 gaf Com
meree.StraBe, Samenbanbluns. Jri'
l6e 6elb, uub 8arten Sdmereien.
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3iirpe's Wsineraltpaifer bell,
Rbeumatismus unb Rierentranfbeiten.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-18
RAILROAD NOTES
Rock Island Will Probably Put on a
SundayTrain

General Passenger Agent Mcleod Of To-
peka was in the city last night.
The Rock Island has greatly increased
their passenger service by adding new
coaches 10 their incoming and outgoing
trains. They now have the longest pas
senger train entering the city.
It is rumoored and on pretty good au-
thority, too, that the Rock Island are now
contemplating putting on a passenger
train which will go south every Sunday
morning. The people and the business
demands it.
Superintendent F. T. Dolan. the hardest
working railroad man in Kansas, came
in last night from an extended tour Of
inspection .on the Oklahoma branch. He
is home for Sunday, but will be out again
Monday.
Handsome Tim Foley, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Vandalia, will spend Sun
day here
Mr. A. 8. Richie has recovered su l.
GENTLY to go to his home in Cleveland,
Ohio. where he will stay for two months,
regaining his strength
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-18
PARAMOUNT COLLEGENOTES
Professor Clark Gets Married Dur.
ing the Vacation.

Wednesday morning last, Paramount
College opened the scholastic year for
1890. The college halls were crowded at
an early hour with interesting groups Of
young people, who were either renewing
old friendships, exchanging vacation ex-
periences, or meeting the new students.
Never has Paramount opened with a
more promoising band of students. The
increase of new ones is larger than ever.
All the old members of the faculty have
returned. Professor Burnett was delayed,
but reached Wichita Friday evening,
looking fresh and vigorous from his
summer vacation on the lakes and among
5he Thousand Islands.
Professor Clark decided after one years
experience that it was not wise to live
alone in the great west. On the 18th or
September he was married to Miss Louise
Earl, Of Fall River, Mass. Professor and
Mrs. Clark Will occupy the residence for
merly owned by George Strong.
The college faculty has been further
strengthened by the addition of George
NJ. Chase. Professor Chase will devote all
his energies TO the Greek department
This addition relieves Professor Leonard
OF Greek and enables him TO give his
time fully to the development of his spe-
cialties in German.
The members Of the senior college class
have nearly all returned. The following
! are the members of the class who have
/ thus far registered: Eva Hall. ". S.
/ Fleming. F. 3. Isely. Ella Miller. G. w.
| Jackson. OlExe Miller. E. w. Kramer.
/ and Macile Roulet.
/ Almeda Cook and Blanche Houston rep
resent Enid. Oklahoma.
Roland Murdoch, who has bean visiting
| Chicago with his mother, entred his class
| es Saturday.
! Professor Buck Will spend large por-
/ ton % his time in the field aiding the
/ canvass for the TWO hundred thousand
/ dollar endowment fund
Ssventy-ive volumes Of the best recent
works on history have Just been received
through purchase and placed in the IL
/ hrary Eleven large cases OF books have
also lust been received from frinds Il
the East
Presiin; Morrison has given several in
/ structive chapel talks.
So-osis held us first meeting for tht
year. Saturday afternoon The session
was very interesting,
The "blnker light system has beer
| fully fnaugurated along Paramount street,
and is now n full operation 4oun;
/ couples VIII please take notice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-18
INTENSE SUFFERING
From Dyspepsia and Stomach
Trouble.
TpstantIv Relieved and Permanently
Cured by Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
A New Discovery, But Not Patent
Medicine.

nedAcIue.
Dr RedwelI relates an interesting ac-
count of what he considers a remarkable
cure of acute stomach trouble and chronic
dvspepsia by the use of the new discoV-
ery. stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
He says: The patient was man VINO
had suffered TO my knowledge Tor years
with dyspepsia. Everything ne ate
seemed to sour and create acid and
gases in the stomach; ne had pains
ike rheumatism in the back, shout
der blades and limbs, fuIness and
distress after eating, poor appetite ana
loss Of flesh; the heart became affected,
causing palpitation and sleepiessness at
night
gave him powerful nerve tonics and
blood remedies, but to no purpose. AS an
evnerinsnt I finally bought fifty cent
nackage Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at
n drug store and gave them to him. Al
most immediate relief was given and after
he had used four boxes he was to all
appearances fully cured.
Tbere was no more acidity or sour
waterv risings, no boating after meas
| tha annette was vigorous and ne mas
Gained between 10 and Y pounds in weight
! of solid, healthy flesh.
Although stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
advertised and sold in drug stores yet l
! consider them a most valuable addition TO
any physicians line Of remedies as they
! are perfectly harmless and can be given
! "a children or invalids or in any condi-
4fon Of the stomach with perfect safety,
! being harmless and containing nothing
but vegetable and fruit essences, pure
pepsin and Golden Seal.
without any question they are the
safest, most effective cure for indigestion,
/ biliousness. constipation and all derange-
ments Of the stomach however slight or
! severe.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made by
the Stuart Co Of Marshall. Mich, and sold
by druggists everywhere at fifty cents per
! package.
Little book on stomach diseases mailed
free, address Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-18
NEW FRIENDS SCHOOL
VIII Open Formally Next
Wednesday.
FACULTY is COMPLETED
Board of Managers Selected
By Conference.

A new era in local educational history Is
about to begin In Wichita
The Friends university will open with
appropriate services on next WEDNESDAY
morning and a cordial inviUation is sent
to the general pubic to be present ana
witness the beginning Of the new unver-
sity, which is destined to become large
and influential institution, not only in our
citv. but throughout the state and country.
A number of citizens, representing the
various interests Of the city, Will give snort
addresses. president Stanley of the uni
versity will deliver the address OF the day.
and a good musical program will be rem
dered. Services viii begin promptly at ~
O'clock a. m and will conclude by l2;SO.
The work of enrolling students and ind
ing them homes will go right on imme-
diately. The faculty has been completed
In every department, and is now as fol-
lows:
Edmund Stanley, A. NJ, president, pro-
fessor Of psychology and ethics.
John W. Woody, A. M, LII. B.' proIes-
sor of history and literature.
J. Edwin Jay. Phi. B., professor OF maAh-
ematics and Astronomy.
Bevan Bnford. BIZ, professor OF hebrew
and Biblical literature.
Evangeline Pollard, A. B., assistant pI O.
fessor in languages.
e. N. Williams candidate for A. B. at
Kansas State university '99), professor 4
| physical sciences.
George w. Hoss, A. NJ, LII. D., profess
sor of elocutfon and oratory.
Albert w. Sickner, director OF music de-
partment, professor of piano, pedal and
reed organ.
Homer Kitchener, NJ. D., instructor in
| physiology and zoology.
Gertrude R. Calhoun, Instructor in piano
| and accompanist.
Mary c. Thomson, instructor IN pi'n',
theory, harmony end history.
Eudora Wood, instructor IN voice Gull
| ture
Alice w. Jay, preceptress.
Susan L. Pyle, matron.
The board of managers, as by the con-
! ference, is as follows:
James NJ. Davis, president. q Washing.
| tor Place, New York.
cial agent, Lawrence, Kan.
/ Stella F. jenkins, secretary, 1443 Jeffer
son street, Kansas City, Mo.
Barclay Thomas, treasurer, Hesper, Kan
MISUNDERSTANDING Jones, McLouth
Kan; Josiah Binford, Haviland, Kan.
Margaret H. Miles, Lawrence, Kan. Oil
yer c, Gordon. Prairie Center, Kan; Alvir
Coppock. Cherokee, o. T.; w. r. Stubs
Lawrence, Kan; Nathan Brown, Barclay
Kan; w. ]. Kennedy, Lawrence, Kan.
Albert L. Cox, Lawrence, Kan; David L
Davis Hesper, Kan; Matte E. Pitts
Glen Elder Kan.
The dormitories and dining halls hav
been put in repair and special preparation
have been made TO care for the students
The girls tiormitory will be in charge o
a capable matron, Susan Pyle.
Everything is taking on new life arount
the campus. About one hundred student
are expected on the first day. There vii
be good crowd in attendance upon tn
opening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-18
EDUCATED ANIMALS
Norris Bros Pony and Dog show n
Great Success.

Dumb animals seem part human some
times. The ponies and dogs with Norris
Bros. are the same things that fill the
some time. They are educated to do al
most any and all kinds of tricks. Dogs
that walk ropes; ponies that dance. drill
and brush off ones clothes; and other
dogs that do almost anything asked.
The pony and dog show given by Norris
Bros. at the corner of Elm and Main
was pronounced a genuine surprise and
a first class exhibition. Their animals
are exceIlently trained. There are any
number of ponies and dogs, several mon
keys, a goat and a clown. With such
things as putting out a fire and rescuing
the little doggie inside, 10 arresting dog
who acted as a thief. by q monkey. the
audience was wei pleased from start 20
finish