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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

OPIUM Morphiuc. Whisky habits cured IN
rs hours without pain or Injury TO pn mt,
no pay until cured and perfectly sattaaed.
In case OF failure. viii pay all pAt!enta
exrcnses while here also railroad fare
hoth ways from any part OF United Stats.
best references. address Matthews Home,
DR. Harvey NJ. Matthews. suparlnteadent.
Corseana. Texas. -
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PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSWERS
4 q. advertisements in the Office oil Tne
Pos; Tor the Heek ending Eebru AIRY Is, 1895;
A. "a, ssSs 90; MISS Allen; c. IA, Barreli;
1sllse Booker r. A. c.. g0sS 90 g. 4. Y. !.
5IsS tsls J. Ca-scn, $3.50 t2ls SssY; aySg,
< ~ ia; 1885; sis5, Sssa. a. Ed Sardsi ssiui
s h IA, genuis jones tsl; ~; aS4 % Vsi'
S:Ss SsSs; SIS; $685. Sl5s. as5,; George, =.
Jssarks gsS. 5sS6. X. l2l: 5iSs. 5, G. hepper:
iNAn1y king. Scl2; 5sis; 6ls7; OBJ; $50;
slss. owner: Wanted $685. ts)s 4. Mamie
Sic.as ses. t2ls W. Rau. 5les: 1898; Ae6S.
,egs sass g.): $3.50 81; fro pfietor; ! Petro-
leurr: sS-a "a: ss7s. sss7; 81; S.2; l2tg; ".
p Nellie WINS tz9, sSse (2). 5Dis; 1913,
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GOOD COAL. $500 per TOM halt ton, Si.75
&C. phone 4Si. n
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WANTED-Whitc gin to cook and do general
house work for family of two. l5il Goa
gress avenue. 10
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WANTED--Good settled white woman to cook
aud do housework for family OF two; must
have good reference. Apply 1920 Texas ave:
IL
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOh SALE-Thc hest small paying business
IN the city: suitable for LADY, must go to
London. Apply 6o9!e Travis street. II
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AGENTS--We will pay 500 per month AMI
railroad expenses to any man VINO VIII
faithfully represent us In taking orders Tor
the most reliable Portrait Copying House
In the world; we pay strictly GALAXY. Ad-
dress q. II. Martel. Dent. 100. New York. l9
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FOR SALE-AIy entire lot OF fancy poultry
and homer pigeons; also my poultry houses
ard fencing. II. M. Ramsay, 1920 Congress
avenue Houston. Texas. 10
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WANTEp--By efficient lady toa .l,s, q q
ton in public school or private ih hadress y
ananuensis coed references !
A. FloresVille. Texas
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WANTED-Elderly woman to cook for two
persons on farm eight miles from city. Call
tomorrow on William Gibbs. Standard
Printing Co, 300 Preston. #
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LUNCH PARLoR rear OF woman's Exchange
serves firSt-ClsSs meals nj % cents, regular
sSatdsys only $3.50 per week home cooking
u speciality. u
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-1n Houston and else
whore. to sell perfumes: our new plan Ia
stres success; " 10 s. daily. Agents Sup
as. 10
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WANTEp-A lob az helper in MACHINE ,,nr1sn , Jss
b., ycle shop or railroad shops !
rings Timpso1 Texas.
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CLERKS. BooKKEEPERs, cooks and all
ether help wanting situations, apply TO
Southern Business Exchange. 4Oi Binz
builcing y
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HAf-+oO tons good prairie hay. TO-ib bales.
| al $iVV ton. car lots (. o. p. Rice spur. Oh
! q a. anu A. p. railway. near Houston
-- !. NJ. Cranberry. Houston. Texas. Il
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FOR SALE--Rcgistered jacks and iennets
also saddle ana harness horses; terms. Ai-
dress Mrs. sallie Robinson. Reagan, Texas.
4-2A
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SITUATION WANTED 10y s-ysar-old coiored
boy; Will do anything around housa. wnrk
for board and clothing. Address 5yos this
l.t
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POSITION wANTED--By an az AZ
nrInter ma nswspaper man. seTvso + II i
departments; young and stnfle, ~, 49, .Ili!l
able. permanent position pr.l Hs,ess d, y
TO work for low salary Ao0i
this office
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work. situation as clerk driver or any hing
! can do; city reference. Address 59ai. this
Ofncp.t ~
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100 CANDLE POWER, hours. cent
best and cheapest light known agents
wanted in every town In Texas. Address or
call on Mohr 4 Johnson. us Main street.
Houston
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-New model view camera. 5xS;
Will sell cheap. y, Y, z. Heyer Photo
Co. u
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BICYCLE PURCHASERS are invited to call
and examine new samples of American
Special Bicycles; Just arrived. Guy NC
Laughlin. exclusive agent 1909 Texas ave.
nue. II
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EXPERIENCED travelling salesman to carry
side line of mems and boys popular priced
crn manufacturer. Address Box 1910, New
Orlcaus 20
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clamp may learn OF remedy which perina-
nently cured me. Miss IL. Turner. Albums
ford Pa.
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WANTED--AGBNTS wanted to sell Pegamoid
Aluminium Paint: send for circular and
territory. The American Specially Com
pany, 2i3 Main street, Houston. state
agents 10
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MNE BEAUVAlS French conversational
class meets NJ 1908 Main street, Come ana
Join IT.
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HELP WANTED.

plenty of land for gardening on good tarins
suburbs of city Apply Magnolia Creamery
Co. 30 Travis u
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wANTBD--Color woman to cook and wash
for small family. Apply at alOe BRACES
strect u
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WANTED-Postion as gardener by ST.
flrst-class German gardener, florist. M
and vegetable grower, IL years expsreu|
good references. Address 59i5, this oidcel
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MECHANICAL engineer OF II years erpl
ence wishes position; has hest Of recc
ilendations;. strictly sober. Address A.
w. Hall. Galveston, Texas.
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PERSoNAL-The Delamorton dress cutting
school has 10 connection With any dress
making shop; we teach strictly up TO date
dress cutting; ladies cal and sea our nsw
rIlafhnd. tna Min alrnnf 10
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LUrY BROWN BuSCHtCK. clairvoyant,
medium. removed to lg12 Maple street. be-
tween Hamilton and Charities streets: in
formation on any subject ~
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LA DIES--Why suffer? Our monthly regula-
tor positively relieves longest cas- Ia four
days; price $500 box; II in doubt send for
particulars. Lee Remedy Co.. $500 Cham
plain avenue Chicago
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W. NTED--A competent dalryman. B. White.
La Grange, TEXAS. l9
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ONE BREWSTER single sida-bar busy for
sale cheap. Noraeet 4 Cooley. room 2Di.
Bina building 10
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ltliistl"'ols' 6ua, .ii.ttu ~ pel NeII SilsNn
Arctic RefrIgerating Co. Cincinnati. .. 10
WANTED to handle our high grade
perfumes: our plan wins large profits;
terms reasonable. Puritan perfumery c..
St Louis, Mo,
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GLASSWARE. tinware, crockeryware wool
enwaie are hardware. new and cCnd
tumble almost to nothing Monday. Thomp-
son Supply Hcuse. PA to 2l6 Louisiana
street. 10
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FOR SALE-Thls Is the timo OF year to order
an Excelsior incubator: 500 up. American
Specially Company. 213 Main strest 10
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CoAL-s2 so per ton. s1.5o half ton. To re-
duce stock of coal. we will deliver for the
next two weeks coal at above price. Tele-
phone 5S5. If
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FOR SALE-Fine upright piano. we'll known
make; will take good match team buggy
horses as part pay; balance easy payments.
Factory salesman. S9Z3. this Office Il
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wANTEp--A frst-ciass barber at 6ls Willow
street. ~
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LADIES everywhere to mail circulars. sam
pies and copy letters at home; reply with
stamped envelope. Peerless Co. South
Bend, Ind. 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on side line; all deal
ers keep; samples not NEEDED; commission
liberal. Box a5i, Westdeld, Mass. 10
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FINE pANo TUNING by PROT chas ~
FELTON, now In charge Of tuning part
ment of divers Music House lUi, Texas
avenue. Send orders. d-b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

MADAM yALRE spirituRl meeting every sun
day nght. 1902 Fannin street a-3
KATTMANN & KNEELANn. manufacturers
OF tents taIpauiias. etc. See our hu ters'
tents With folding cot and bar: very liSht'
carried in ordinary busy. Houston. IeNas.
REMEMBER. II you appreciate first class
work, reasonable price, Fernandez. y, Y. ~
Partisan Steam pyeing and Cleaning. bli
Travis 10 the place To 20.
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LADIES taken before and dutlrg conhne-
meat: best medical serylle; trained nj. sea-
private Infants cared for. p. o. box AS,
Oalas.
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JOB PRINTING. Enclosing, Lithographlns,
Blank Books. This is what we do and we
do 1t right. Our leader is the Smith Pre-
nIer Typewriter. j. j. Pastoriza Printing
and LihO Company. 5O4 Main street, Hous-
ton, Texas. II
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CHEAP DIRT for GOO OF 700 yards at Amerl-
3T6 20
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Naturalization for doctor OF expe-
ricnCe; would buy partnership In drug
store. or put In a stock. Box SO. Lindol
Texas. -
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02
EXTENSION COURSE LECTURES
To be Given Here During Next Six
Weeks.

DIR. ]. H. Phillips, who is interested in
getting up two hundred people to take the
University of Chicago extension course of
lectures, said yesterday that he had all but
eight or ten of the required number, and
that there would be no difficulty in getting
the remainder. Prof. ]. G. Carter Troop,
who is to deliver these six lectures, will
make his first appearance in Birmingham
Saturday night at the Pollock-Stephens In
stitute, and every Saturday night thereafter
until the course is finished. While the
course of lectures which it is desired Prof.
Troop to deliver, has not yet been fully de-
termined, it is thought that THE English
Novelists" will be his subjects, and he will
talk on different author each night.
There are six cities in Prof. Troops cir
cult. They are as follows, together with
the nights on which he lectures:
Meridian on Monday of each week; Ma
rion on Tuesday; Selma on Wednesday;
Montgomery Thursday; Tuscaloosa on
Friday and Birmingham on Saturday.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02
Here's Where You Get Your
Moneys Worth:

Joe OFT. Characteristic songs; John McVeigh
.Iordan' champion soft Shoe dancer: Montague
and West comedy musical artists; yhe Fan
sons Don't Act Foolish;' Abbott Davidson
songs OF the day An avalanche OF entrance
ing and captivating gira
sV iriccs, 25c. SOC 75c and sI.0a.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02
"THE BOTTLE CORPS"
Will Make Music at the Basket Ball
Game Tomorrow.

One of the features of the entertainment
which will be given at the Athletic club
tomorrow night will be the musical num-
bers rendered by the Athletic club dot
tie CORPS" There are twenty or twenty
five members of this aggregation, and the
music they make is said to be beautiful as
We. as novel, Mention has previously been
made of the Athletic club orchestra, con-
sistlng of about fifteen pieces, which will
also play tomorrow night. The Athletic
club has no dearth OF musical members
The club basket ball team has been
practicing faithfully every, night, and the
men are now in splendid condition.
Professor Miles announces that he will
meet his ladies' class this afternoon instead
of tomorrow
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02

Come to the Grand Opening
at the Arcade Saloon, lOS NJ
Goth street, today.
Dunston & Moore,
PrOprietors.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02

You will make no mistake In seeing this.
carnival of laughter. Full of bright With
handsome costumes, up-to-date singing and
dancing. An irldescent deluge of specialties
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02
Boys. and Girls, GymnasIum Glasses

Prof A. Speidell, the physical director
of the German-American Union, has begun
his classes for boys and girls again. The
boys classes will meet every Tuesday and
Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Turn
Verein hall on Third avenue, and the girls
class on Wednesday and Saturday at the
same hour Prof. Speidell is also arranging
to start a ladies' class, which will meet ev-
cry Wednesday.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02

Mr.. Montgomery yesterday named the
committee which will formulate plan for
the primary, to be submitted to meeting
of the executive committee to be held on
March H. The committee is as follows:
M J. Gregg, J. J. Moore, John D. Elliott,
John J. Altman and Walter L. Howard.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02
JAMES M. WEATHERLY
Announces His Candidacy for Delegate
to Constitutional Convention.

James M. Weatherly, of this city, for
mally announced his candidacy as a dele
gate to tho constitutional convention yes
terday, subject, OF course, to the action of
the democratic primary.
Mr.. Weatherly is a member of the Bir-
mingham bar, and is lawyer of recog-
nized ability. Not only has he this repu-
tation In Birmingham, but throughout the
state. He has numerous friends in this
county who are enthusiastically in his
favor. 1t goes almost without saying that
MIR. Weatherly will make one of the strong
est races of any man in the county.
Catarrh in the head is very disagreeable
complaint. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla and
be cured.
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Yours respectfully,
G. b. BURKHALTER,
GEO. L. THOMAS.
JOHN ID. ELLIOTT.
LEO K. STEINER.
r. p. NALLY.
w. H. WILDER.
c. F. DOUTHIT.
JOHN j. MOORE.
WALTER l.. HOWARD.
w. A. WRIGHT.
ID. l.. BRENNAN
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02
Had Been Neglected

HAD fSeen neglected.
Mayor Evans supported the ordinance.
He maintained that the sanitary depart
ment had been neglected No man on the
board had any i'll feeling toward DR.. Cot
ten or General Thomas personally.
The sanitary department had been neg
lected because of the lax regulations. He
believed that DIR. Gotten accepted the office
under misconception. He talked about
man being versed in hygiene and SANTA
ton. What the city wanted was active
men who could tell filth when they found
1t; who could smell stink and have it re-
moved. The duty of a sanitary policeman
was to patrol the city and that the
garbage contractors carried out their con-
tracts to the letter. He was instrumental
in having this ordinance introduced and
the reason of it was that during the snow
he asked for the sanitary officers. He was
informed that it was so cold that they had
concluded not to do anything. The police
men were patrolling their beats in the face
of the weather and it was the duty of the
sanitary men to be out. Sanitary police
men should inspect back yards and when
an officer went in the back yard the people
should know who he was. HA
Dr. Gotten again asked privilege to speak,
He said that the sanitary force was not
out during the cold spell because there was
no use In It, Nothing could be done with
six inches of snow on the ground He staid
In the house because he knew he could not
do anything.
How many garbage wagons We're on the
streets during the snow" asked Mayor
Evans.
"All of Them" replied the DOCTOR
How do you know"
THE garbage contractor told me. did
not go around and count them"
DR.. Gotten then complimented the work
of the garbage contractor
Alderman Kerr advocated the ordinance,
saying that there should be some specific
regulations for the sanitary department.
The city had not been properly inspected.
A man should wear a uniform to show to
all people that he was a sanitary officer.
The ordinance was passed with Alderman
Gray voting in the negative.
Scattered Along street
After the ordinance was passed Alderman
RAINBOW asked DIR. Gotten if he had ever
noticed that the bottoms of some of the
garbage wagons were so defective when
they had gone block garbage was scat
tered along the street. Sometimes they
could be tracked for blocks. DIR. Gotten
said he had complained of this and it had
been remedied IN one instance.
Alderman Graham, for the street commit
tee, reported favoraby on a petition asking
that Alley e be opened between Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets. The re-
port was concurred in.
A resolution was passed authorizing the
street committee to proceed with the work
of moving back the property on the east
side of Nineteenth street, between Hunts
vile and Thirteenth avenues, distance
of twenty feet in accordance with an agree
ment with the property owners.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02

When the German-American union en-
dorsed Alderman Mel Drennen's candidacy
for mayor it injected live wire into the
city campaign. There was more political
talk heard yesterday than since the first
candidate announced.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-02

work and there Is no necessity of stating
hours
Alderman Pearce spoke in support Of his
ordinance. He commended that some rules
should be laid down regulating the sanitary
department.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-10-06

rich girl the thought of what Jesus was
to a sinful woman came with a sudden
ness and power that were like nothing
but a new birth. Virginia left the or
gan. went to her. looked into her face
and caught her hands in her own. The
other girl trembled, then fell on her
knees, sobbing. with her head down
upon the back of the bench in front Of
her. still clinging to Virginia. And Vir-
GINA. after a moments hesitation,
kneeled down by her, and the two
heads were bowed close together.
But when the people had crowded in
a double row all about the platform,
most Of them %kneeling and crying. a
man in evening dress. different from
the others. pushed through the seats
and came and kneeled down by the side
of the drunken man who had disturbed
the meeting when Henry Maxwell
spoke He kneeled within a few feet of
Rachel Winslow. who was still singing
softly. and as she turned for q moment
and looked in his direction she was
amazed to see the face of Rollin Pagel
she went on
"Just as | am thou wilt receive.
Wilt welcome. pardon, cleanse. relieve.
Because thy promise ! believe,
o Lamb Of God. l come. l comet"
The voice was as the voice of divine
longing, and the Rectangle, for the
time being. was swept into the harbor
of redemptive grace.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-10-06
FRO DE Continued

JorNsrowN, Neb., Oct. 2.-Charles
E. Schatfer, a train aand, fell from the
cars and four passed over him, cutting
his body In two
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-06-17
C R OF HAPPINESS.
It Consists In the Acceptance OF the
Talent and the Tasks God
Has Appointed.

"Happiness m through quiet ac-
ceptance of the talent, temperament
and task that God hath appointed. I'm
able to add one cubit to the stature, or
make one hair white or black, man is
also impotent to alter his birth-gifts,p
writes Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, pas
tor. of Plymouth church, Brooklyn, on
THE Secrets of a Happy Life" in the
Ladies' Home Journal. Through
heredity our fathers chose thelife work
for us, and try as we may we cannot
alter their choice, though we can break
our hearts. To-day n part of society
is making itself miserable through an
overestimate of great deeds and an ag-
oni,ing desire to do striking things.
Yet struggling and agonizing never did
anything worth while. The first sign
of a great piece of work is the ease and
swiftness with which it was done by
him appointed for the task: Another
part of society destroys happiness by
Understanding small deeds and du-
ties. Gods mountains are not made out
of huge chunks of granite, but out of
minute flakes of mica. Size has nothing
to do with the valued work, and. man
cannot be happy until he surrenders his
will and cheerfully accepts the one tai
ent, or two, or ten, counting it honor
enough to do his appointed work more
perfectly than any other can possibly
do it. We do not need great and splen-
did things, but that common things
shall be lifted up and illuminated by. a
quiet and beautiful spirit. One, of the
secrets of happiness is found in the ha-
bitual emphasis of pleasant things and
the persistent casting aside of all ma
Ign elements" ie$5 -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-06-17
Eyidence of Indigestion.

Goodness of feet and limbs is almost
invariably an evidence of indigestion.
The GOODNESS is due MOTTO the weakness
of the heart or feebleness of circulation
as is generally supposed, but to tn
contraction of the small arteries, pre-
venting blood from entering the part'
There is generally an irritation of tn
abdominal sympathetic nerve center
which control the circulation of tn
lower extremities. This difficulty is nc
to be removed by exercise or by any spe
cial application to the limbs, but by RI
moval of the causes of irritation. Thi
may be a prolapsed stomach or chroni
Indigestion. Hot and cold footbath
are valuable. These act not !simpl
on the feet and limbs, but by re1e
action affect beneficially the abdominal
sympathetic centers, which are in (.
diseased condition.