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Mohave County miner., 1899-03-11
KINGMAN
MERCANTILE
COMPANY

We hnUe ut last GOTTEN :
our building thorOu6h- :
In ren10deIed and rem :
! GRATED, and beIieUe that a..
IRE hare the bri6hteSt, p:
! clpdneSt store and StOch :
! of goods erer ShOtCn in :
| northern .4ri-Onn. tits :
I OLtr dnl6jtjOB to keep :
| our stack Ond business :
. up to the hi6heSt stdRd- ;
| ard Of excellence. We ;
! dDprecinte tn the full ;
| est extent the Uery lib f,
! er0L patronage Ucith ;
! which IRE hare been :
! taUOred, and take the
. WdrD1eSt personal in
I terest in the success
! ond happiness Of all
! our fieRdS and cItstO-
! ULPTS. .
I We are in hGn6D1Gn to
. stay: We hare done bus
! mess upOn the priRci-
I DIe that the best trade
I 1CinnerS are hOReSt
I GOODS, honest prices,
! prOnopt.reIjabLe service.
I and honorable treat
! noent; our success has
. demonstrated the cor
!. rectneSs of our judge
I n1ent. .
I You are cordially in
! Uited to call on us, and
! look through our stock:
I 1ce are prepared to fS- ,
. ure ucith you on any
. legitimate business
! proposition, and to fuL-
! till to the letter any
I thine We undertake to
! do.
) Respectfully
|: KINGMAN MERCANTILE
. CoMPANY-
Mohave County miner., 1899-03-11

sor Iuformdtion
Concernining mines or mining in
Mohave county, call on or address
o. ID. M. GADDIs,
Mining Broker,
Kingman, Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1899-03-11

For Sale CheGp......
Timers tools embracing the follow
ing:
small setting down machine
large setting down machine
groOver
| wiring machine
bench plate
| small turning machine
large turning machine
small bnrring m ichine
beading IN tchine
double seamer
folding machine
For prrce and information Apply 20
this office.
Mohave County miner., 1899-03-11

To Contractors.
BIDS will he receIved hy me at
Campbell p,st, fiji - until VI arch 20 h
1899 for sinking the shaft on the
Golden Gem mine, located At Ger,
bat, 100 feet deere ; saId shalt IL
now 2}3 feet deep. All Iimh-rs used
in said shaft will he furnished by
the undersigned For further in
formation apply to
T. l. AyREs
Kinyman, March A, 1899
Mohave County miner., 1899-03-11

''"" W work on me Diamond Joe today.
MAUI Carr, Jr., OF Cedar, was in King
nan this week from the Cedar country,
MISS Nina Cohenour has been quite
sick this week, but is much better at this
writing.
ounson d Nhgent have a car load OF
ore from the famous Blackfoot mine
ready for shipment.
W. W. Albrecht brought a six horse
load OF concentrates from Ell Dorado
canyon a few dayS ago.
Carl Thomson has Ueen working on the
Mammoth mine, Todd Basin, and is sat
lsSed he is making money.
James Twiggs went out u White Hills
10 collect taxes for road purposes. He
returned home NJ rnday evening".
"
T. OGien, the INDY lreighrer, brought
up another shipment Of rich gold ore
from DJyle's mine NJ Aubrey this week.
w F. Albrecnt Is gong ont tomorrow
to haul down the Dodge pulverizsr TO f
DIrddo canyon, for tn, new cyanide
plant.
Go to Pnelan's for choice cuts OF ilIcv
steaks, and "II kinds OF meats Prices
are rI!ht and the quality of his meats un
surpassed.
After this date there will ne no delivery
by us of daily papers ~ dwelling houses
10 kingman. CARR " 4 ToMPKINs,
KIngman, March 10 1899
Ey Sher Fl Po't- aud l. Krmmerly are
working on claim near the OLD Crescent
nine, in Pr.cocK IN monnt4in, and are get
ting some good "re
Oven MrNsrIv htd sample lot Of ore
from K ttrlrsnaks Point rried at the
K'ngman sampler fsw days ago that
ran well in gold.
John D vie h,d several tons Of ore
from his Aubrey mine worked A. the
sampler Wednesday, last Tne ore ran
high in gold and silver
p Finegan and litlle son, OF Chic
ride, were IN Kingman Wednesday rC
meet Mrs Flnpgsn who has been in Cal
ifJrnia for y mouth past.
W theirs & tie Tg- have N new To- o
two dollar pants The hoys are hustlinl
for trade and would like to have theiI
iriend+ com. arpnnd occ ,sionslly,
VIM 5seeuy and Al. James hav,
caught the gpld fever and left for th'
pl .Cer fields On the Colorado river Thurs
day. They expect to prospect for ahon
month.
X TO-. Kier, vno mt1 Desn pro p 'ctins
in X ,und Valley for the past month o
turned Wednesday. His ledges, accord
| ing TO his owr account. are boxing good
The road hrtween Chloride and Whit
| Hills il being put in good condition h.
] % Labarap, Ogerseer Twiggs' able aH
} sistant. Within few months the roat
ont Of Klngman will he in splendid con
dition.
| Billy Nelson is doing work on the oil
rs mine, Todd Basin, and his prospect
are looking bright. B lily is II good no
and his friends are hoping he will make
shipment that will make him rich 10
! life.
Mrs. Carrow and Mr.. AM Mrs. Sue
were in Kingman Tuesday. Mr.. Su
will shortly take charge Of Carro~
Tonpkins' place OF business on From
street. Mr. Suay is an uncle OF r.
Carrow's
Asa Harris hs, the contract for sinkin
G.ddis & Psrry's well on Bal street, an
,s sending it down rapidly. He is ~ori
ing two shifts and expects to have To
contract complerei At An early date.
Charles E. Shermi An, OF Mineral Part
ia in Kingman with a shipment ri OF
f,om the Ka'ie mine. He has opened u
a stope of 900 OF silver ore which he
taking out at his leisure.
w A. Neal, OF the Big sandy was
Kinom An several days this week. vi
L ..nI "A nrnnpfIlAa On DnrI
Mohave County miner., 1899-03-11
focal and Personal.

r.ocal and Personal.
Fed Leonard has been idling in town
this week
y f Perry is building neat cottage
,o., or the NJ. f. church.
II II. Hart is putting on an addition
n,. residence on BeaI street.
l.. Nelson, OF Peach Springs. was
Ergman visitor this week.
p,k, mutton, veal, sausage, head
,rnage. bologna, etc, at Phelan's.
X. c Fisher went ont to the G. o d.
Tn.s,Isy TO do some more digging.
TH,r and McNeeley are still making
,,,,py on the old Paymasrer mine.
Wu Eshom aud wife lett the first OF
M. y eek for their ranch near Chalander
Inige BIakely, after week in White
UJs returned to Kingnan Tuesday
evening.
Billy Carleton came up from the
rnuehuevis yesterday, and will return
tomorrow.
Fjr,y two hundred head OF cattle will
4 a,k hi IN
Sm,h D,kcta
Hon F. K. NeIlls and q W. B'echer
went out to look at mining properly
Thursday hst.
Peer Coffery has gone 20 Stockton
Fl 4, where he will d. considerable work
on his mining properties.
Cltrk Bros * PJIAnd toIs waek sold to
sha Kingman stmpIing works two car
loads OF Ora Plata ore
Mrs . +. kusncrr and children re
turned Thursday evening from a short
rrip TO san Francisco
Cnarlrs Gracey, the well known mining
opara'or, and his estimate wife, are
sne4ts o. the Commercial
! W w .us. Of MusIc NJ ,nntain. sold
lot OF gold ore TO the kingmtn sampler
Yesterday The ore was very rich
Jones < Cad veil ,ni- week brought
,,n. - ,t,k ,,nIJ n,a 10 L n
from the NJ ,ckiny BIRD conn'rv.
BDwers and Harler IN ,de n shipment
from the NrghrhaSk that has kept up the
average from that properly
Mrs Andy LasSell aud cniliren do
parted this week for Los Angeles, where
they will make their fn'ure home.
Tetmster AlhrIgnL nt-gJre on 10 the
c. 0. D 10 haul the D)igs pnlverizsr to
the cyand. plant at FL D mAdl canyon.
Ell Can, an old timer, IL at WORK in
Bo0;ail Basin, taking out ore from his
gold claims, and expects TO IN IKE a ship
ment soon.
Tn Bi'ch, wnp ht1 D-sI work NJ on
the Dtmond J1s. is g)ing ou' on a prs
pe:!jng trip shortly in the Wallappa
mountains
B,, Collins, on the BIackf rot, IL s'ead
lily increasing his pile OF good ore H.
Til, m AXE shipment soon that will keeT
ap the average Of This famous mine.
MIuhsws, wnp has charge o
the property OF the RnRman minin.
company, this week sold to the Kingmar
samplIng works one To- OF concentrates.
Ole lnglebretsen, the ,ireless toiler 10
the preClOns metals, il hammering ava!
on his mine at Todd ,sin and will sur
Orlse his friends with his next shipment
The well being sunk for the Crystal lc'
company is now down forty feet and goinl
down at rapid rate. The company wa
organized this week with a capital o
$1,000
j. 7. Pendegast, who holds the D,a
m0nd Joe mine under blnd and lease
had several tons OF ore from that prop
erty worked at the Kingnan sample
Thursday last
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
Otis Wants 10000 Men.

Washington, May 30.-Tbe Post
tomorrow will say Gen. Otis has
Informed the war department. that ne
will be satisfied if the army under bis
command is kept at maximum of
$4,000 The president will give him
this number.
The situation 10 the Philippines was
the subject of an extended conference
today between the president and Adjt.
Geo. Corbin. In view cf the more or
lees alarming reports Which have been
sent to the Uoited States from Manila
it is important to know that toe presi-
dent does net share in the anxiety
which these dispatches have naturally
created. Gen O;is has kept 10 close
touch with the authorities here. AID If
be was 10 the tight position which the
press reports seem 20 indicate, 1t is
felt that be would not hesitate about
makicg bis dilemma known Oa the
contrary, the ad0lces received from bin
show that be is not 10 need of largely
iucr,a;ed army 1t can be stated on
su.herisy that uutil Gen. O.is asks for
an additional force, there will be nc
enlargement of the army.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
Du Paty de Clam Arrested

Paris, June 2. 3. N m-Col Do
P.,y Dc Clam, seriously implicated BY
the recent proceedings before she court
Of esssasion - the probable iassigator
Of the fofgeriss that have figured 10 the
Dteyfas affair, wss placed under arress
1t $50 o'clock last evseioe (TbursdaJ}
sud taken 70 the Cberebe military pris-
on.
TIE officer ssnt to arrss. hin visited
bis home thrice before be found him,
and declines 70 give any Information
% TO vhy the arrest vss made.
The Librs Parole. soti- Dreyfusite,
publishes letter this morning from
.Du Pat3 Dc Clsu to the minister Of
war. N. Kr.o.s, protesting against
..tbs attacks Of which / Am the victim. y
and claiming the right to bs permitted
to prosecute his eslumnissors. or. as au
alternative. asking .'she favor Of =
trial BY some court or other. /"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
AMERICAN SCHEME
FOR MEDIATION
Unanimously Adopted by the
subcommittee of Peace.

The hague, Jund The Ameri
can mediation scheme was unani-
mously adopted at yesterdays sitting
of the sub committee which embodied
.as article seven the scheme prepared
by tue sub committee, with few alter.
ations.
The first commission, by vote of
lS to 3 adopted resolution prohibit.
ing the use of dumdum Tor fattened
bullets), Italy, Austria and Great
Britain forming the minority.
It was also resolved to prohibit the
use of explosives from balloons and
explosive bullets.
An agreement Was found to be
impossible on oil the important pro-
posals and the conviction 10 grow
ing more than ever that the work
of the FIRST commission 10 doomed to
failure.
The second section Of the Red
Cross committee il also encountering
difficulties. @ the American and
British members are opposing the
proposed regulstions - being too
stringent.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
STATE SUPREME COURT.

The supreme court met.at 10 m.
yesterday with Chief Justice Mclver,
Associate Justices Pope, Gray and
Jones present.
J. G McClenaghan ct al. appel.
lants, vs.. Leah McEachern ct al,
resondente. Motion to dismiss re.
fused.
The State, respondent, vs G. P.
Taylor ct al. appellants. Motion to
recommit this case upon newly dis
covered evidence. Messrs Purdy
and Reynolds for the motion Solici-
tor Wilson contra Motion granted
J. G. McClenagban ct al, respond.
ents, vs.. Leah McEachern ct al,
respondents Mr. n L B Wells
for appellants Mr. G A. Woods for
respondents ; Mr.. Wells in reply
A. D. Moses. respondent, vs
Sumter County, appellant. On motion
of Mr.. T s. Moorman this case was
submitted
Annie E Hodge, respondent, vs
Alice Hodge ct al, appellants Mr..
Jos F. Rhame for appellants /; Mr.
Il. L. B Wells for respondent Mr.
Rbome in reply
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
ILL HEALTH OF REV. DR.
COKE SMITH.

1t will be matter of sincere regret
to the many friends of Rev Dr. Coke
Smith to know that he has been forced
on account of i'll health and by the
advice of his physician to cancel his
engagements to preach the baccalaureate
sermon at the commencement at the
South Carolina college and also bis
engagement to deliver the literary
address before the societies at the New
berry commencement
His many friends are DOT only sorry
that be will not be here. but they are
sorry to learn Of his illness and hope
he may soon be restored to good health.
-Newberry Herald and News
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07

Norfolk, Va, June 1-Sometime
since sanitary commission. composed
of heads of the eeveral city depart
ments. vas organized to frame such
sanitary ordinances az we're deemed
essential to the maintenance of public
health. The commission completed its
work today. included an "auti-spitting
ordinance, imposing a 6ne Of from 81
to IS on every man who spits upon the
sidewalks, in public halls, street or
other cars. reception rooms, etc. The
ordinance will be submitted to the city
co.ocil next week for enactment into
law.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07

Athens. Ga, May 30.-Jobn A
Benedict, cashier of the Exchange
bark and owoer of the Athens Roll
Cover company. has been missing since
las. Tuesday. BE went to Greeoville.
s. c.. on business coonessed with the
roll cove. concern and on Tuesday
morning left totel there to visit cot
ton mills at SpartaDburg
His accounts at the bank have been
found absolutely eorrec. by experts.
No reason can be assigned BY family or
tfrieods, who fear ne has met with aD
accident OF foul play.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
ANOTHER CoN7ICI THE
vTGFIM OF nENIls-

Ca1bonn jenkins. . convict from
Dorrhsster county. died st ths peniten-
tiasy 1T night Of cerebso spinal msn:
ssiinxitis. This makes the fourth death
80 ths, ipstitut;on from the disease
within the past week.
3 Thsreare sill two cases, which were
sbis morning - doing very
swall. and no aew cases had deyolep.
sed during the day. jenkins was at-
tackled 81 the disease yesterday after.
noon and Il msde quick work of him.
Within . few hoars after the fsst
symptoms appeared he was dead
man.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
MENINGITIS PROVES
FATALTO CONVICTS.
Young Solomon of Hampton
the First Victim.

There has been considerable excite
mant for several days over the
appearances Of several cases of uenio-
eisis as the State peniteetiary 10
view Of tha talk about the matter, a
representative Of The State yesterday
called on Superintendent Griffith and
Dr.. Gfif6th. who is at present in
charge Of the msdiesl department at
shs prisoc, owing to the fact that Dr..
Ssnrkis. the regular physician. 10 quite
sisk Is his home.
5osf sfsr eve essss have developed at
the; inssitution, and three Of them hsve
stesmisaaed fatally. The frst victim
gyoupe Soleaos, the l4.yeae-old white
boy vho H.8 some tims ago sens mp tor
8 l5ysar asrn foe tho killing pf his
nm iashsr. This case sss;a aossble
ssass TkesyA tie boz adniitsd killing
kis iafhsf, assting sp. asa dsfssss that
"a diid % % pssssse be fssher fren
Eiilsiaehin sisasr, nany bslis.s that he
- kni;Itlasa of the scins. Hia0other
%, ,iofs ana .iisissd hin On Wsanas-
asY llst. 40 the aitsraooa. sfter she
IA 4ses. sis la aas, stfisksn with
ss.soTs seiaal nsaisgisis. aad thesst
hsaassiis thszbsss Of sstsDsiea. hs
dssss Esidsy. On tl>day hs died his
netAsr ~ Hi1sa sf his sxtrene iilless.
Sic ssns hssssad The body ms taken
iedk 6 Haspsoa for istsrnsas.
Tss nsera eoasiess :usrs ssissd With
nesiseiieiie shsssamsdsy One Of them
did % Sakasdsg lsss the oshse Is stili
aliss He Ne bsttse yesterday.
.noraiss;; bas suffered ! rslspse IN the
;essniisS. a fsaals eeasics vas taken
'ssssk nth the diseaas Ssad.y aad died
lIuad.y
Thers haze bssn. q stated, up to
ddase ne pases. TIE two remaining
essss have be.p thoreagbly isolated.
nd The quarters vhish the afseted
;pflsoaefs occupied hsve been disin-
.Isstsd.
d. Gfi6sh. uso i IL charge. ssys
that thoseh tie disease if 70 certain
sxssst sostagious. hs kopsa through
!sbs ateps taken 70 prevent any further
sprsad Hs bss eoafsfred With DE-.
::Tsyior md Nth De 4. Earle Boossr.
.shiifassa ef sts Celsabis board Of
hsaiih aad aashieg sill Be left undoos
% presens tie disease affecting other
u,lriiseeees.Ths State, May 81.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
The Negro In the South.

Phiiaaelphis. May 31-Tbe report
of the board OF freedmen MISSION wa1
Diseased at today . session Of che gen.
efal assembly Of tho United Presbyte-
rian church a rcsolusioD vas adopt
ed eomneodiog the policy Of employing
ieolored teschsrs aud 10 organising
oolosed congregations in the south ADD
recommending that the territory Of the
south be plseed under the direction Of
the synod Of New York
The debate oo this resolution bsough,
ont the eotire question of the status Of
tie negro IN tie south. with the feel
ing Of the community therein, the sub
jjec. Of iynchiog, and the solution of
the race problem. Rev. Jeb Work. q
professor in Knox vile. Tenn, univer.
sity ; said i. vas easier to start col
ored church in South Carolina than 10
Pennsylvsnia.
10 she south, be said. statistics show
chat 66 per cent. Of all the crimes CON-
nisssd are BY colored people under the
age Of 25 years. This state of affairs is
largely due to the fact sba: the youoger
generation is growing mp with free
ascess to the saloon. the gambling
house and politics The Soutbere white
people, be ooosioued. are very much
alive to this state of affairs, and the
recent lynehing 10 Georgis caused them
great anxiety.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
Sgccsssfui Physicians.

!Ee naa7t:iy recommend Dr. hathaway g. Co
Of 22sa s Broad St, Atlanta. Ga. as being nc-
fectly reiani' and remarkably successful! in tho
treaim Of chronic diseases of men and women.
They care when others fail. Our readers if IN
need OF medical help should certainly write
these eninen. doctors ard you will receive q FREQ
and expert opinion OF Eoar case by return MAJ
without cost.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07
EFFORTS OF MR. HOLLIS.

London, June 2.-The correspond.
ent Of the Daily News at the Hague
ssys !: "Mf. Frederick Hollis, score
tary Of the American delegation, ID
the author Of the American mediation
proposals In one of the most forci-
ble and lucid speeches the conference
has yet heard, be argued the utility
of special mediation, - illustrated by
the lessons of the Hispano American
war.
-.He said that had Spain and
America been each assisted by q
mediator. peace would probably have
been arranged after the battle Of
Manila :"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-07

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publisher OF this paper, Metropolitan National
espess sSnp.ny IN chicsgo y. ss.:,
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speea! organ piano ana 1nnsaea ACC
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20

This distinguished and greatly be-
loved presiding officer Of this Episcopa-
liam diocese occupied the pulpit OF the
San Marcial church SUNDAY morning
and evening a week ago, says the Bee,
At the morning session the impressive
confirmation service was conducted by
the bishop, assisted by Rev. 7. b. Lewis,
that elevated TO church membership,
Misses Matte and Lille, the daughters
OF Mrs. G. Il. Martin. On Monday Bishop
Kendrick and Rev, Lewis visited SocorrC
and received u cordial welcome from the
leading adherents OF the KpiscOpallan
faith in that city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
The D.M.ules fatate.

Mrs. II. NJ. Laferrie. sister OF the noted
mining king" A. j. DeMeules' Is now In
Las Cruces, the guest OF Mrs. James
Baird. Mrs. Laferrie came here from
home in Minneapolis, MINI, In the
interest of the DeMeules estate and will
remain here until the arrival OF u
brother who will take charge OF the
properties. She il u doctor by profession
Mira. Laferrie was much amused when
told OF the general pronunciation OF the
family name DeMeules which she says is
no, az spelled but should be pronounced
dah-mwa-la.
Ten thousand dollars have already
been turned over to the father Of DE
Meules and the turquoise MINIS are
sOon to be sold.-Rio Grande Republican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
MIn nf Ihna. L nnll.

The will of the late Thomas J.. Bull
WA filed In the county clerks office at
Las Cruces last Tuesday, says the Rio
Grande Republican. lie leaves to his
wife, Francisco, all his real estate dur
ing her natural life time, which at her
death is TO go to his grandchildren,
Thomas and Charles Bull. All monies
remaining after debts are paid also 20 10
his wife, and in case there il not sui
hcient monies to pay debts, then part OF
the estate shall be sold to pay same. Mr.,
Bull left his estate in much better shape
than wa anticipated, there being alone
1900 gallons of the finest old wine in
the wine cellars, 1900 gallons of which
date from 1881. The appraisers of the
estate were Theo. ROualt aud Henry
StOes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-20
UATARKu or STOMACH.
4 Pleasant, simple, but Safe ana Ensctual
Cure Tor IL.

4 Pleasant, simple. but Safe anu Ensctusi
Cure Tor IL.
Catarrh Of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing 10 incurable.
The usual symptoms are "a full or biOa |.
ing sensation after eating, accompanied
.ometimes with soul or watery risiDgs, a
'Ormati0n Of gases, causing pressure on
he heart and lungs and difficult breath
Jug, headaches. lickl, appetite. nervous.
ness ana q general played out, languid
feeling.
There ia often a foul taste In the
mouth, coated tongue. and II the interior
Il the stomach could be seen. II would
ihow "A Shiny. blamed condition.
The curt Of this common aud obstinate
.rOuble IL found In a treatment which
'Anses the food TO be readily, thoroughly
ilgested before II has time to ierment
aud wiriitate the delicate mucous surfaces
II the stomach. To secure "A prompt and
healthy digestion il the n necessary
hing To do and when normal digestion
: secured tho catarrhal condition will
laye disappeared.
According TO Dr. Harlanson the safest
md best treatment IL TO use after each
meal "A tablet, comp osed OF Dlatase,
issptic Pepsin. "a little Nux, Golden seal
and fruit acids These tablets can now
bH found at all drug stores under the
name Of Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets and
NOT being "A patent medicine Il be used
With perfect safety and assurance that
healthy appetite aud thorough digestion
will follow their regular use after meals.
Mrs y j. Booher, OF 1910 Dearborn
'%trept, Chicago, ILL, writes: "Catarrh Is
local cOndition resulting from "A neglect
-d cold in the head. whereby the lining
membrane OF the nose becomes inilamed
and the poisonous discharge therefrOm
passing back into the throat reaches the
4tOmach. thus producing catarrh OF the
stomach. Medical authorities prescribed
for ma for three years for catarrh OF
stomach without cure, to-day l am
tho happiest Of men after using only one
box n StusTt's Dyspepsia Tablets. | can
not lind appropriate words TO express my
good feeling. have found flesh. appe-
tite and sound rest from their use"
Stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets IL the safest
preparation AZ well a. the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form OF
indigestion, catarrh OF stomach, bilious
ness, sOur stomach, heartburn and bloat
ING after meals.
Send for little book mailed free, on
stomach troubles, by addressing Stuart
Co, Marshall, Mich. The tablets can b,
found at all drug stores.