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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

Pruien Va George Brown. s14.5o
II 2th ct, n 3, 2o3.p W 2 aV, 3I.6x1Oo.t1;
Bertha n. Hahn VS. Max Nogel ct al ....... 53.ls
icbrsr vs. Henry Mu h ret eta A. 10000
hehrer "a FSTrsii AisS ct al ..'. 10000
John ~ Levy ct" ct al o "i 't't, $1,000
hinswortb v" "o"n Dinsn"" 1850
Union Av. W 8. so 3 iH1th at IOOIIOo:
riley s1.es
4oth st. 225 and 2a7 +; Frank Grnb VS.
william Lane ct al ...................... 1880
joseph Kierst ........'.''.,...'',..e... 41a.a5
14vth at, n A, 100 Boulevard. 1OuSl00:
en- et Al '.,',',''''.'"..e'..., $500
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Assirpmsuts Of Mortgages.

Adtms. Thomas. to Louis Gordon ct a.. $3.50
Mortgage Co...,..".. ..........'.. 1a.la7
trust Co 10000
Buckley John j, to Frank Smith ......... $500
Cohn, Sigmund. To Louisa Nosbrinck 2.o0C
fraser, Mary, to Mary Dennerlen........... nom
Low John II. to John Forsyth. ............. 5O.ooC
Mutual Life Ins Co 10000
Smith Mary. to Harry II Meeks ............. poC
Grace see "4 'U DO $4,000
The Irving Saving. Inst n to Geo Grots. 8
morris 4u,4ot
Morts. exr &c $500
wiesler Andrew, to Konrad Auller........ soc
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY,

The Avenue Of Travel Somth md SouthTest.
CUBA, MENICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York depart from PennsylvanA
H. X. station Daily 23d ST., Cortlandt and Des-
hrOspcs 81.
Hs-rhe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlnndt street is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty.third Street
station.
12i10A VI. FAST MAlL-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars. New York TO Atlanta. New Orleans, Savan.
nah and Jacksonville. Fla. DunR Cars Washing
ton and Spartanburg. Tourist and Sleeping Car.
Washington to San Franc SEQ, Tuesdays and Frida-s
2:55 =. MY. FLA EXpREss-pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars, New York to Columbia,
savannah. JackHonyille. Tampa and Augusta.
2:65 y. M.-WAAHlSGTON " CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars. New York 10 Roanoke Knox
ville Chattanooga New Orleans and Memphis.
Dining Carr. ltadford and Alfalfa. -
4:25 Y. M.-WASHlSGTOS X SOUTHWESTERN
Observation-Disclosures Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
New Nrri; to Atlanta. New Orleans. Birmingham.
Menu his, Ashevillc, knoxville. Chattanooga Il
Nsshvtlle. Dining Car serves meals. New York Il
NEW YORK OFFICE. I'll BROADWAY.
FRANK Il. CANNON, j. NJ. CULP,
sd Vice Pres. 4 Gen'l Mgr. Traffic Mgn.
W. A. TtBk. q. p. A.
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OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAsTER. 300
- Thames street. Newport. r. l.. Oct. =, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received here until II NJ,
pet; 49, 1899. and then opened, for construction.
heating aud plumb of addition to barracks. Fort
Adams, r. l. Information furnished on applcA ion.
l. reserves right TO reject any or all proposals. or
parts thereof. Envelopes to be endorsed Proposals.
Tor addition to Barracks"
II. p. YOUNG. Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS FOR WIRING MEMORIAL HALL
i West Point. n. Y. Oct. 5. 1899 Sealed proposals.
n rIplicate will be received here until ~ o'clock
a. Nov. 3, 1892, for Wiring Memorial Hall, rs per
VANS in this office. L. s. reserves right to accept
reject any or all proposals. or any part thereof.
ton Address =. NJ, u. $. NJ. \.
SEALED PROPOSALS will no received at the ONCE Of
me Lighthouse Engineer, Tompkiusviile. N Y.
until IL NJ, Oct o, lSID, and then opened Tor tho
sale Of steamer to be used rs a Lighthouse Ten
ger For Information apply 10 ID. p. HEAP.
LietCol.. Corps of Engineers, L. s. 4.
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Albany Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Pier ~. N r., foot Canal st, ut p. NJ. daily
Sundays excepted connecting with express trains
for all points North, East and West,
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L.EE5CH VALLEY.

Stations foot of West 2srd Cortland and Desbrosses
Streets (i'cuns. Il. Ferries
Time West 2Srd street. other figures Cortlandt or
Dcsbrcsscs streets : Day eNcey: Snnoat. sunday
only; Gnsr .rans daily ! SindHy ien"es6'S esun'
t.t.3J. 100 a. ~. Local for EAsToN,,
'5.J5, Cs.OS a Nj FOR BLfFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS IND west, and principal local points. PnrloT
and pm!Rg ca5s SonoeG's i9I G"s S,anchr.,
EXPRESS" Rsndsomest tfaI in the world; Linz
meet NJ with through seepers Detroit and Chicago
Dning Car service n IL carrie.
800 los + NJ and SN inaisr@sdls,e Soa@
''i55 5.i5 7. NJ. Local for MATCH CHUNK.
KID 5,lO r. NJ Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
3D. 10 $40 p. NJ. Local Express for EASTOS.
.5.Sh xU.OS l.. NJ. For Bunslo and points " est
.1JJ 500 r. NJ. Express for BUFF. 10 and
roETo %oss hpr Sleeping P1sassa3EeTT; ssTss
DrFEAL and West Sleeping Car 70 Chicago
daily except SUNDAY 1910, 1850 NJ. '225, $50, 'iio
42l. 's2S an $50 +. NJ. -. =. o.o
s55 IA aud 1884 Broadway, % Union square West ~
Columbus Ave, v L; sal Fulton St, Court St.' W
lsroadway and BROOKLYN Anne Station, Brooklyn
L. 7. Transfer Co. win call for and check baggage
Nom hotel or residence through to destination
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~ BROADWAY.
OLD DOMINION LIN
DAILY SERNICE.
lhENt II LIN T..
C0MPAGHIE GEAERALE TRANSATlANTIQUE.

DIRECT LINE TO HANRE-PARIS FRANCE.
From Pier M. ~. North River, loot Morton AZ.
La Normandc Oct, La Bretagne.. Oct. -
In Cascogne. oct. ~ La Champagne, NOV.
Flrst.class passage tn Havre. $50 and upward.
Genl Agency for T. $. and Can, 80 Broadway. y. y.
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dividends and antercst.

New York. August 1s. 1899.
A dividend OF ONE PER CENT, ont OF accumu-
lated earnings has this day been declared on the
PREFERRED STOCK of the Company. payable
October 4. 1899, to stockholders OF record at tho
rlose OF business September l l, 1899.
The preferred stock transfer books will close at
p. NJ. on Monday Sept. IL. 1879. and will reopen
h1o 4; NJ, on Friday, september ~ 1872
JOSIAH +. HILL, Secretary
20 Wall St.,
New York. August IL, 1899.
The transfer books of the Voting Trustees for
Preferred Stock Trust Certificates of the Southern
Railway Company will close at r. NJ. on Monday.
Rept II. 1922 and will reopen at 10 A. M, on
Friday. Sept. ~. 1892.
On October 4. 1899 the Voting Trustees will to
prepared to distribute tho above dividend OF Ono
Per Cent. when received by them. among the par
ties entitled thereto. as same appear OF record
on their books when closed as above.
j. =. MORGAN K CO.
for rrna
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

hIHFDIIE N FFFEUT MAY u, lS9U,
FOR 1HE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry Whitehall Terminal
ard foot ~ Ia arty street. Tine shown is from
south Perry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
-nAlly lex ept sunday. Sunday
CHICAGO - 80 A. NJ Liberty street onlys
'l:al p, NJ. and 1910 night.
PlTTSBThG $50 4. NJ, Liberty street only.
$500 l.. NJ. "l2:IOnight.
CINCINNATI ST. LOI'Is. -. SIS A. ~, 1855 +. NJ
~ 10 EHt.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE t7:5h 1855 Diner,
III Is A N. ,Dnor tl2,55 r. NJ DINER -l;28
pn ~. -2:56 ,' Roy al Limited exclusive Pullman
FRAN Diner, ~4:jI Diner. ~5;61 r NJ. tDInerD
and 'io,iO night. NORFOLK. tI2:65 p. NJ.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
DniCes ll3, NJ, 2rI, 4H+. l2S% Broadway rs
unipn 81. " ~ Bowery. " T.. $3.50 Fulton st, $50
Graham AN.. Broollyn. Whitehall Terminal and
Liberty st. Baggage checked from hotel residence
to destination.
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apiauoturttS, Organs, &c.

fiauoturtts, Organs, &c.
DIAN0 BUYERS
viii he interested crest, in this weeks
OppoftnniticSat
w EBE
PIANO WARER00MS,
Fifth Ave. and 18th st.
Pianos. comprising ir.trnmont. Of some of the hest
known makers can he purchased at prices that will
be appreciated
W "o"'" wood and Ebonzed Cases.
GRAN0S Suitable for private or public use.
SQUARES p po.. ch"F'N' School or Lodge p"F'
Old Instrument; taken in exchange for new
Inspection Invited.
Correspondence solicited.
WEBER WARERooMS,
Firth Avenue md 10Th st.
STEIN WAY g. SONS,
40. 100 Il. i4TH STREET,
Have alwsys on hand large stock OF
SEIOSD-HASD PIANOS
OF almost every make their own included. taken in
exchange for new. sirnway pianos. These instrn.
repaired 10y and they offered at lowest posi-.
BILE prices.
ES-B-wnrc OF Bogus Steiuway Pianos.
ATTENTION. PIANO BUYERS.
We have n few second hand pianos OF various
them as low az SI5; also slightly used kRAkAUER
PIANOS At greatly reduce prices.
KRAKAUER EROS,
ti3 EAST 18th ST.
PIANO BARGAINS.
We arc nhw offering scvcrs, odd STYLES Of Upright
P.anos both new and second hand. At great reduc
tions. Sold easy terms OF payment or LIBERAL
discounts allowed FOR cash
MASON & HAMLIS co.,
3 & y West 18Th street, New York.
POPULAR pEASE PIANOS.
100 W EST Ard ST.. just West of 9th Az.
Highest standard OF tone and construction. direct
from manufacturer: elsy payments: factory bar
gains n used planes; 500 up; pianos rented -.
Write tor catalogue.
pARGA1Ns-io upright pianos. fine makes, perfect
ID order. fully warranted. 500 up; open even.
ings. WHITNEY CO.. liz West l25th ST.
DELIABLE Conner Pianos. Estab. 1877. High
IL grade. Medium prise. Easy terms. Renting.
exchanging. 4 +. AID st.
IrPRIGHTS 80. at. ....... GREAT BARGAINS
y from 500 mp SHIPMENTS. RENTS 50 up.
Send for catalogue. GORDON'S. 1879 Fifth av.
afliSffllantultS
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TROY BOATS.

FARE LOWER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Steamers leave West 10th At. daily. p. NJ. except
Saturday. Sunday steamers touch at Albany.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL.
IL leaving DesbroSses 81. 3;l6 p N. Csaturdayss
p. NJ, tor CRANSTON. CORNWALL. NEWBURGH
NEW HAMBTRGH. MILTON. PO'kEEPSIE, RON.
DOUT and KINGSTON. music.
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CENTRAL-HUDSON EOATS.

NEWBURG LINE: Pier "a. n. Il. daily p, NJ.
SATURDAYS: p NJ: Sundays. A. NJ; Saturdays
West roth St, s:2S P NJ: SUNDAYS. ":25 A. NJ
PO'KEEPsIE LINE: Pier "a n. H.. 8 p. II.
daily, except SUNDAYS.
KINGSTON LINE: West 10th az. daily. except
saturdays AMI sundays 4 P NJ; West l2ath St.
4:2O T. NJ: SATURDAYS. ! +. NJ. West l2ath St. 1:2o
7. M, landing at West Point, NrwhurG. New Ham
burg, Marlboro, Milton. Po'keepse and EsOpus. con
Meeting at Kingston with L. and ID. Il. Il. for all
points the tatHEillS.
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oP.A
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-01-07

treachery lurking behind it that, In my
innocence of the east, l could not faith
Eom-what then? Moreover, the adven-
turous side Of the affair, must own,
appealed to me strongly. / was young,
and there was something supremely
fascinating about the compliment and
the mystery that enshrouded it.
"Look here" said at length. "Pay
me half the money down before start
as guarantee of good faith and Pm
your man.
"very good. ! will even meet you
there. y
he pnt his hand inside his coat and
drew out pocketbook. From this he
took FIVE e1o0 Bank Of England notes
and gave them to me. l l
"There, you have half the money"
.Thank you. Really, ! must beg your
pardon for almost doubling you, but
..Pray say no more. You understand
the conditions thoroughly. You are not
to divulge detail Of the errand to any
living soul now or when you return. ."
81 will give youmy word ] will not "
"Then that is settled. 1 am much
obliged to you. Can yon arrange to meet
me on the wharf exactly at midnight"
Certainly will be there without
fail. And now tell me something Of the
outbreak itself. Is it very seyere?''
Every. There have already been near
ly 100 cases, ont Of which quite 80 have
proved fatal. Your position will be no
sinecure, You will have your work cut
out for you. - =.
$50 1t would appear Now, II you
will excuse me. / viii go ont and en-
deavor TO obtain some. lymph. We shall
need all we can get, - 33
"Yon ueed not put yourself to so
much trouble That has been attended
to. To prevent any suspicion arising
from yonr asking for Such thing, we
have laid in a stock Of everything you
can possibly need.
every well. then will meet you on
the wharf; sSs
"On the wharf at IL O'Clock precise
ly. For-the present adieu.
He shook me by the hand, picked up
his hat and umbrella and disappeared
down the staircase, while i returned TO
my room to pack.
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At length my companion, who had
not uttered word since he stepped
aboard, began to show signs Of impa-
tience. He rose from his seat and peered
ont into the night Presently he appear
ed to be little relieved in bis mind,
for he reseated himself with muttered
Thank goodness, . and gave himself
up to a careful consideration Of our po-
.sition. Through slit in the tarpaulin
I could just see that we we're approach.
ing a big junk, whose ample girth al.
most blocked the fairway. Her great,
square cut stern loomed above us, and
round it onr cockswain steered us with a
deftness extraordinary
AS we came alongside one Of the
women rowing drew in her oar and said
a few words to my companion. In an
swer be stepped ont Of the shelter and
called something in Chinese. A.yoice
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"You are q stranger tn Hongkong, ! be-
tiere7"
pay is equally extraordinary. am COM
missioned to find a doctor who will un-
dertake the combating Of an outbreak
of smallpox On the following terms and
conditions: The remuneration shall be
81, 600; the doctor shall give his word
of honor not to divulge the business to
any living soul; he shall set off at once
to the affected spot, and be shall still
further pledge himself to reveal nothing
of what he may have heard or seen when
he returns here again. Is that clear to
your
Perfectly But it's most e&traor-
dinary proposition. -
IL grant you it is But it is chance
that few men would care to let slip"
"How is the person undertaking 1t to
find the placer
IL will arrange that myself.
And how is he to return from it
again?''
"He will be sent back in the same
way that he goes. "
"And when must he startf"
cat once, without delay; say 10
O'Clock tonight. "
sit is nearly II now. "
"That will leave an hour. Come, DR..
De Normanville, are you prepared to
undertake it?'
81 don't really know what to say.
There is 80 much mystery about it."
"Unfortuhately that is necessary"
paced the room in anxious thought,
hardly knowing what answer to give.
Should 1 accept or should l decline the
liter? The $1,000 was temptation,
yet. supposing there were some
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| ness about which I desire to consult you
is of highly important and confidential
nature. Is there any room in the hotel
where we can be.alone?" -
"Only my bedroom, I'm afraid, !" l
answered. "We shall be quite free from
interruption there"
"That will do excellently. Let us go
to it..
Arriving at my room, ] lit candle
and pushed a chair forward for him.
Having done SO, l took up my position
beside the open window. Down in the
street below ! could hear the subdued
voices Of the passersby, the rattle OF
rickshaws and the chatting of sampans
alongside the wharf remember, too,
that the moon was just rising over the
mainland, and to show how unimpor-
tant things become engraved upon the
memory recollect that it struck me as
being more like the yolk Of a hard boiled
egg than ever i remembered to have
thought it before, Suddenly ! remem-
Ibered the laws of hospitality,
Before we begin business may offer
you some refreshment?'' asked. "B.
and ST. Whisky" g
81 am obliged to you" he answered.
al think will take little whisky,
thank you"
aIput my head ont of the door. A
servant was passing.
Boy bring two whisky pegs. !"
Then returning to my guest, said:
"Do you smoke2 l think ] can give you
. good cigar.
He took one from the box and lit it,
putting the smoke luxuriously through
his nose
"You are stranger in Hongkong, /
believe. DR. De Normanyille?" he be-
gan ~
mot only in Hongkong, bnt yon
might say in the east generally, an
swered "a am ont on a tour to study
Asiatic diseases for a book lam writ
ing.
"You have achieved considerable
success in your profession, ! believe.
We have even heard of you ont here"
/ modestly held my tongue. But 80
pitiful is the vanity Of man that from
this time forward began to look upon
my companion with a more friendly air
than had hitherto shown him.
Now forgive my impertinence, he
continued. "but how long do you con-
template remaining in the cast?"
ut is very uncertain, replied,
"but almost fancy another six weeks
will find me upon r. and o. boat
homeward bound :"
"And in that six weeks will your
time be very Importantly occupied?".
~ cannot say, but 1 should rather
think not So far as / can fell at present
my work is accomplished -
"And now will you let me come to
business? To put it bluntly, have you
any objection to earning e1,000r"
"Not the very least, answered,
with laugh. what man would have,
provided. of course, can earn it in q
legitimate manner?"
"You have bestowed considerable at
tention upon the treatment of smallpox,
/ believer"
81 have had sole charge Of two small
pox hospitals. if that's what you mean. :"
"Ah, then our informapt was right!
Well, this business, in which el,00O is
to be earned, has to do with an outbreak
Of that disease.
"And you wish me to take charge Of
it9"
"That Is exactly what am commits.
stoned to negotiate. ("
."Where is the placer"
~ cannot tell you.
"Not tell me? That's rather strange
is it Lot?''
"It is all very strange. But with
your permission will explain myself
more clearly"
nodded.
"It is altogether an extraordinary
business. But, on the other hand, the
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ness / could not say. but brief as was
the interval i can recolIect seeing my
companion half raise himself. Then
came a fash, loud report, sudden
singing in my ears, and I remember no
more.
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NO q.
But William had o word to say foe
himself
Miss Butterworth, . said he, you're
q right good sort of woman, az: Saraoen
has found out, and we, too, In these last
few plaguy days Of our trouble here
But I'm not such 8 bad lot either, and
| If I do like my own way. which may
not be other people way, and II I am
sometimes short with the girls for some
Of their I'D nonsense, have q ittla
decency about me, too, and Isay !. will
fix these grounds, and out Ct my own
money too Now that nine-tenths d our
income does not have to go abroad wen
have chink enough to let us 60 respect-
able once more in q place where one
horse, II he's good enough, will give
fellow q standing and make him the;
envy Of even those who for some other
lpesky reasons may think themselves
called upon to hoot him / don't be-
Igrudge the old place q few dollars 60.
pecially as Imean to live and die in II
| 90 look out, you three women folks and
work lively as You can on the inside OF
the old rookery or the sliokness Of the
Ioutside will put you to open 6hama
anu snas wouau. .. nessi ~ le,ss
nol, az = eaAe ~ = l'' 's.ss'1 = a.
eisner. =. I, e. z;
~ was e sIalaenss se W.T. 6 s.au - -
accep % peclaily az sle
Oh persons we now; saW colle ..'.ss, usA,1s
into .ne iane y W. ss.y s.ss ass
we sllouiu q pstie'.oe ~ - z. 2
cuisy ~ op1allllue ai'y .osgM
neea eo carr guy o.ll 9luet 3.
s Meanslme my tnou gnes Ws'1e nos s,teo-
getner concen t1atea even uton t'l .a's,.o
pleasing plans Iorj Lncetsa's penen..
EThere were cerlsln points yes to pe maae
clear Y. the matter whose sern,nataoen
sui lay heavy on my neart ana Y. 49,. tlsas
was confesslen ior me 70 maze, Wltn-
ont Wnicn ls.eouid nos s!ace Ml. sl sszyce
with al that unHa vsrlns eol s's.ale
which our peculiar reiatlons; ;seeined ~
demand. ssS 3
The explanations came .nls Z sinsy
Wele so.un ~ - Y y. - 80.
mee NJ Tue co'llse - t,,s l,s' g
Mosner Jane, 3 1costa sne nal psss'.l 2 -
perfectly happy all night sleeping with
| the coin in her hand and waking 70
again devour 1T with her greedy but
loving eyes az Me were ioosls as nss
ana Mr. s1Fyce alIec.,as VIII n,s nsls
tne movements 9, slls ins'l Wy.
come 20 sInootl s! low nsl sAsus ss..s
make y presens pis 9 ei.tn s.'s us'sss.se
SPOKE. !. 6. I, x
= suppose you haye Deen soaus,l. ,sa
now tnls org @o,,An e..lu = ltase ~.
nelpehtos ol 'l tne SIians'S @
place up tnere =; y ei,, we nsvs y lle1
1t ont thus; inc Iankes ilon sne Isus yeus
oleI pack sne peopapiy ssols I'LL! I'LL ..as
PACE ne1ore - Was (, Iotlla oy sns xal.a:s
am ana given up 70 tne plopes nusnsalsass ~
Inc osner' sne Llng. has e aals
tory, and the nnding g. ~ ~ 1oslass
James possession eah Il "a
lby Q series OF causes 30 plzsa,Ie 1nas
they must ever rang as among tne alp n3ss
remarkabie tnat nave sl ever aoclneo sns
annals OF our ponce register snouioi I
give IT ont az q puzzle You conia never
answer IT. HOW eouio 9 Ilng 9 Wnacn W.
On ene nnger ., lss .l.ls.s - ~
peIore ne yanisneu4 .loln el,e lips ~ sls9
sun forever pass ilon nSa sns , nousn :
tnat oia wen lnto Mosne1 .alle : a1
Q hall mile away witnout ool lro1na., ,,. :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
Catarrh of the Stomach.
A Pheasant, simple. but safe and hi'
fectiVc Remeds for It,

Catarrh of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing 10 iucurable-
The usual symptoms are a tuH or u'V"'
lug sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or waterV rls'nes' d
formation of gases causing pressure on
tho hear and lungs and difficult breath
ing headaches hckle appetite nervousness
and a general played our. languid feeling
There Is often a foul taste in the mouth,
coated tongue and it the Interior OF me
stomach could be seen 1t would show
Shiny inlamed condition.
The cure for his common and obstinate
trouble is found In a treatment which
causes the food to be readily. thoroughly
digested before il has time to fermeut and
irritate the delicate mucous surfaces of
the stomach To secure prompt ana
healthy digestion is the one necessary
thing to do. and when normal digestion IS
secured the catarrhal condition Will have
disappeared
According to Or. Harlandson the safest
and best treatment is TO use after each
meal tablet composed of diastase aseptic
pepsin, a little nuX, golden seal and fruit
acids These tablets can now be found al
all drug stores under the name OF Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, and, not being patent
medicine can be used with perfect safety
and assurance that healthy appetite aud
thorough digestion will follow their regu-
la use after meals.
Mr.. T. n Bocher OF 27l0 Dearborn street,
Chicago. writes "Catarrh is a local ~ou
dition resulting from a neglected cold in
the head. whereby the lining membrane Of
the nose becomes iuhamed and the poison
Gus discharge therefrom passing backward
into the throat, reaches the stomach, ihus
producing catarrh Of the stomach, Medical
authorities prescribed for me for three
wears for catarrh of the stomach without
cure, but today | am The happest Of mon,
after using only one box Of Stuart's Dys-
popsa Tablets can not find appropriate
words to express my good feelings.
have found flesh. appetite and sound rest
from their use
Stuarta Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safest
preparation, as we'll as the Simplest and
most convenient for any form OF indiges-
ton, catarrh Of The stomach, biliousness.
sour stomach. heartburn and bloating after
meals.
Send for little book. mailed free, on
stomach trouble, by addressing T.. \.
Stuart Company, Marshall Mich. The
tablets can be found at all drug stores.