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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14

An uprising Of Mohammedan Tartars
in Southeastern Russia ii imminent.
The Samoan hngship has been settled.
IN favor Of MalietoA temporarily, at
least.
The Nationalists were victorious in.
the recent county council elections in
Ireland.
The Jamaicans will demand resstora.
ton Of the autonomous constitution or
annexation to the United States.
Mrs. David Lee, an American 50.
years old, mother.in-law Of General
Count Won Waldersee, mdead at Paris.
The political outlook in Peruis i'm
proving and it is believed that the pres
identical election will pass off peaceably.
Military movements are noticeable in
the northern provinces Of Spain il con
nection with the Carlists' threatened
uprising.
IN London . jury upheld a landlady
who refused to serve Lady Habbertoa
with food while she were a bioomer bi-
cycle costume.
The United States is invited to par
iticipate in an International congress
.iagainss the abuse Of alcoholic liaaoss,"
to be'heldi in Paris from April i t09.
The Imperial Russian Horticultural
society will hold an exnibsttpa at ST.
Petersbnrgg from May ~ u, in which
the Ualted states is invited to- partici-
pate.
The Haitian government has laid q
surtaa Of 25per cent IN allimnortations,
the proceeds to be appliedto the gradual
withdrawal Of the paper money now in
circulation in Haiti.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14
IABoR NEwa

The Ishpsming miningstriks ~ been
declaredo6.
Aboutss2.6 800 cottonpperattves re ont
tn Rhode Island and thereyis taIaA aa,.;
g the!sstriks Spreading n ths Paw:
ttuxet valley. ssss
Az mass meeting u the miners of
the Central district ,of Iowa, il VA
VQted to prdsr . strike to take effect q
6Kce. The decision involves 1000
miners. OperatofsEare ttmh refusal
to raise the scale. ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14
Aishsss speed Of war vessel

Lo,xpoN, April 18.-The Albatrosa, 4
lnsw type Of torpedo boat destroyer, just
built ct the yards Of Thordycroft q Co.,
ct Olhiswick, has attained . speed. Of So
knots,, making this record on her trial
trip. with the admiralty officials on
boa1d. This is the highest speed
sreadhed by any wal vessel.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14
Sioux city Live stool

Sioux City Live Stock.
HoGs-Aarket strong. Range Of
prices, %. 0o@a70
C~ATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at eA.00@b.l6 for beeves;
&a.0004.00 for COWS, bulls and mixed:
e3.50@4.b0 for stockers and feeders; q. as
@5sO0 for calves and yearlings.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14
xAaKEr QuorArIoNs.
.priee Of wh..t = puluth.

Price OF Wheat at Duluth.
WHEAT-No. Il hard, 71kc; No. 1
Northern, zoe; No. . Northern, 6oAc;
No. 8, $50. To Arrive-No. ! hard, 723zc;
No. l Northern, eekc. On Track-No. 1
hard, 72Ac: No. ! Northern, 6oho; May,
7OcA; July, 7l1lc.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14
Resslt n n..a

GREEN BAY, Wis. April 18.-Charles
otso, aged GO, was struck with q board
a y killed by Eli Vincent, AIRED q.
me killing resultedsfrom ! family Tend
q many years standing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14
FINANCE \ TRADE

It is likely that o large combine Of
chair factories will soon he formed.
According TO last reports, Argentina
will export this year a,aso 600 tons Of
wheat.
President Thugbsr Of the United
Stated Export association, argues il
favor of trusts.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14
U~NFoRTUNATE EVENTS.

The La Crosse valley in Wisconsin II
flooded.
Twelve lives were lost I'M food at
iGlendive, Mon.
Five men were killed in q series Of
accidents at Joplin, Mo-, Monday.
The Northern Pacific car shops ct
Mandan, n. D., have been partially
burned.
Mrslat Lead, g. D., destroyed : fine
block Of buildings and goods worth
100000.
M. and Mrs. 4. Charles were found
dead at their home ct; Whitewater,
Wis, having been asphyxiated BY coal
gas.
Fire which broke ont at Q 4. m. In tho
handsome residence Of Wallace q. An
10 East Axty-seventh street,
New York, caused the death Of 10
persona.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14
ATTOR NEY-ATEAV

oMss s.ss Mn Brsvn,s 1ilasa3 sAssas
DEvIEs LAKE MpH1HhxE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

ration of the properly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20
Yosmer's
SanfiaamnaS= =0lrtifel.

g1ir fomnlen nit bi.er grtiteln aud ui6t ein
Mnute Dor Der 3eit. Gs giebt 70 piee @urberei
tuneen, nm ben Gantiagunestag gang mad Sbrsr
Wuniben ,u eeftaltsn, pab Sic bieie g9O6e BE-
nusen psroen, UNI ale bamit perbunoenen Inesle
Qenbeit.n su erlepiosn unp 70 3sit unO ausgabcr
3u iparen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20

genommener uno ra4 pretorta sez
brabtsr britiIhsr Soloat, Numens
9akmdn, lit ieitOsm po9nIinatg gss
iporben.
8uller gu lungium fir
bic Singos.
2onbon, 19. Nopember. - 9Nz
fgsn SsiBipornen ssHt 9emral Butler
pisl gu langiam por. IS tplro bel
buriibsr seipro9en, bab benz ablafsn
pss lebten pan5sr5u9es ni6t etne He@
oognpseiuuns nura eine aapalerie@
9lbtbeiluns popausssgangen let. DAB
bies unterlalIsn 1puroe, 1T, tpie upan
bier efaalbt, puruuf 5uriid5ufubrsn,
baB nod gar feline Der Sruppsn Bull
ler's an Der 5rpnt eingetroffen 1lno.
&apdlisrie purhe betanntll6 in Oure
ban getanbst. Man slaubt, bab bic
transport S6tpierigteitsn srDber
iinb, als bis6sr psrmutbet. Nah ben
leBten 8sri4tsn fat 9eneral Butler bic
Gapitaot nod ni6t psrlahen. @r
idsint iibsrbaupt feline Pldne 9ednDert
gu baben, ba 8snsralmujor glerp, Der
urlpriipgli6 ben 9efsbl iiber Die um
Srange : Stub operirenosn Srlppen
fiibren fulIts, iebt na4 gItcouri ses
56idt piro, nm oas Commando Der
Gntiabtruppen au iiberne6n1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20
Yosner's
Neue 9lrt,fel in Ymtiahen.

Sle1 elben tperban Ste 1oDobl Degsn
ibres Dsrtbes, pie ber 8i9isteit ibrer
PreiTe in grIiaunen iebsn.
9rabtse eammst=9it., a1e neu.fsn GacOns,
aanten uuO sronen nit Set bsiest. peri6eosns
5acons, gutter sl.OO=@ertb soc.
Seite nit eefdltsltsr &rsmpe. in i6purs. siusi
8ufiles on Der arsmpe erobe SamzRrOne bon
i6parsem samm.t. bic pupuldriten @ite. Grtra=
@ertb fir $1.9S.
Gleeante Sligd unb u0uiGs," ole Sarb.u. Die
III oen fpfbarFtn g8aarsr porfommsn, unp i'm
gS.rtbe bis ,u &C.,, fir 25c.
Sest su einem porsiigliden 9ut fir neng @slo.
gsir babsn Gacous in ituars, marineblau, bruune,
Gator uno Iopal, unp flabe @ite fir suoer in
alien neusn 5arb.uuuancen. I'M g9ertbs biz su &C.,.
fir 25c
G1seante S.bern, erobe SAuiug" uno Gliesl=
Gffette, ole neuen @Deel, erau unb lObiarbis,
gBaaren in Der s1.O0= uno sl5O=Gualitdt, fir
CSC.
Seine Sets, 3beinfeius unb einioe itdblerne Or
uamente in oieier 9ortis. tpelbs sinen gosrtb bis
3u 50t bab.n, fir sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20

jSorticsuna Iiehe Iette Scite.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20
Sptjialnoti5,
. e
ct. &Salllt8
@aoin98
TTllllo

fabet sic bternrit Elm, in behen Bdnt'
2otalen por5uipreden unb iia etne
sparbanf tar's Qaus fofenles
eeben gu laFsn, fans @is Elm Ginlegsr
finb; psnn ni9t, folltsn Sic $500 be-
popir.n, bann psroen Sic sins foldf
erbaltsn.
81 proosnt 3inien iperbsn auf ale
Depoiiten be5ahlt.
9auptbiirsau: siibofzGts Balt'
mpreffrabs unb poftzOTfiess@psnus.
Sdslid seDffnet BON 10 nbr @or'
mittass biz 3 ubr gta4mittass;
Montas unb Samitag Gbenb Don B
Bis 7 llbr.
3peis=giipsau: Norbnet7Gds Cos
ger uno @omerIeti itrabe.
Sffsn iebsn MittlpO6 uno Sau1>
flag 9(beno BON 38 Bis 9 ubr.
(Ott3ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20
&o8ncr'8
Das Belte,
mas bic wflt berporbrinaen kann.

SotpoN psrfDnli9, tpie per poIt uno
Orabt ftsbsn mir nit alien prooualrsnz
ben Gsntren ber Grbe in 8erbinbuslg,
nobel bic 9aupfIads in unfersm Be
miihsn Oarauf ssriAtet 1T. bic erltsn
5ri6te .ber 1siersn AualitGten" gu
pfludsn. Wenn es sttpas 8ehsres
eiebt, uls tpas mir an Seiosnz uno
WolIItoffsn an 9anb babslt, 10 bat
rafloIe WodTamtsit Die Telben mod
ni6t entbedt, uab 70 tpsit meni4li4ss
Difen rei9t, iinb bieielbsn au4 ni4t
porbanbsn.
Seibenitpffc.
sarbiee gnas, in alien bel.btsn Garben=Sdats
tiruaeen, fir absnDtra6t unb 9buntafs=arbsiten.
39c.
5arbioe safsta> ssio., in ben mOOrnftsn 6ars
ben; ipe3ieGe @ertbe, 45c.
G6iparSe gon, ieipene 9aiieta, rei6e. eldn3sno.
Gppretur, Elm qrobartiqer Bargain, 69c.
9rabtae saffsta=seibs, in farrirten, esftrsift.u
unb brocuoirten Muitcrn, i'm 8srtbs bon sl.OO bis
sl.5O. 75c.
24=3Dnee i6parse atab=Subeb, ipei.a. $1.OO.
23=sOaies idparse Gros=@rain= sublime, $1.OO.
24=souies iaparse atlab=Rbaoame, $1.25.
&leioeritpffe.
S6nar,e qcbliimte Mobairs, flint Muitsr, 12c
36=sDlie. eans ipolsne i6marss Seres, pro 9art
29c.
36=s6liae eans pollens slsiDeritoffe pOpuldr'
Garbennuanceu, 29c.
38=s0aise i6parss Gopps=r r@barp"= =surub= Serge
39c.
36=s6Giee 2amsslsbuar=9 =9loipg, pOr5islite gtu:
tsr unO Garbsn. soc.
42=s6aiss i6tparse suni tuOuens i6pere GbspiOt
seibrntt, SOC.
52=,0uiss gang pou.ns .awiueO 9ad"zsrOuO:
cloth, ole Jarben, roc.
42,s0uiee i6tparse enslii6e @repons, neue &c.
spebe, auipdrts BON $1.OO.
4S=,0aise bis 52=sDGise Golf=Wdntelhoff., bcf
Muiter auftpdrts Don $1.OO.
4Sss0nise eans tpo1,n. sbroten glaiOs." bHbi6
Muiter, $1.OO
SOpp.lialtise bIbi6s tarrirts stOfie bro gari
12tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20

tern prbli6en iein, e9s bic gngldno:r
- iplIle es je gelin9en = oIe goeren
aus pisIsr Stsllung pertrsiben iOnnen.
9ei GItcourt bilpet bann Elm 5pelter
9Dbenaug, entlan9 osm 8uI4mann>
5luHe, Der Natai in osrIel6en Ti6z
tune, tpie Der Mpoi uno 5ugela, alIo
parallels nit Der 5rpnt Der goeren
bur6idnsioet, oas nddIie 8pllperf.
Die Sriidsn geIprsnst, bic Sohn Serz
H0rt, Sag unb Naht bonn 5einoe 9es
Rbt, lafen mir Die Gnsldnpsr, ots
Qrgumentes balber, Bis oortbin pcr@
bringsn. 4bermals ergieBt ii4 sin
.Reeen bon nimmerfehlsnoen Mauiers
fuesln auF i6re I6ublos Den SuIf-
mann 5lub auf S6iFfs6riiden ilbsrs
i6reitenosn Mafsn, tpG6wno bic 8ot-
rsn 2lrtilIsrie Den Wea Der engliI6en
gatIsrien bon ben bOAfen aopiss berz
a6 perlperrt.
Nu6 bier Tollen lie iif nO6muls BEN
Deo erspin9en. Sic Iar9en na4 els
nem lanssn ermiioenosn Mari4, Itsts
jTprticBmug iiebc lebte Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20
8peren ppr Gltcpurt.
Starks &olounsn i'm loorra&sn.
@irflibe 8ebeutitn9 beS am Cant
itag 9emelbcten, angeblit surId=
scid)la9enen ,,9lngriffs."

Ni9ts Teues bon 9abDIaritb. - 2aop
8anoplp6 G6ur9iu's So9n uno
bic anberen 9efangensn BON 5rsre
poblbebaltsn in Prstorla untsrgsz
bra9t. - Die SnpuI Iion Der &apz
&olpnis. - 8er16Roene lpeltere
Oiitrifts an BEN Orunie 5reiItaat
unneftirt. - Sranspaal Mrtilsz
ris miro ni9t bon oeutl l4sn Sffi>
siaren bsfsblist. - General Buffer
1T nidt idnsa eerug fir bic 2pnz
boner Singos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20
Sasler's, Rrpant & Stratton

SanoelsIchule - Sdule fir
etenparapbie u. Waid)inenidbreiben.
Gyearinb.t 1864 Sncorporirt 1895.
9as IS. SebuIiabr bssann am 4. Sept 1893
Eastia fen bas san,e Sabr.
MbenbtIafen pom 2. Cftober bic 1. MprtI.
Sn g.treff Der 9orsiglibteit. 2.ttuue 2ebrs
frdfte, standardization unb unterridts sRurius
tebt oeielbe pbsnan. Ribt in Gonturrens nit
anperen sDir bab.n Die Gubruns. Ser ns
Ii6er unterri tbt in nallen 3net YEN.
gu6baltsH, eb6ndreibsn gritbmeti, Stenogra=
pbiren uno Mai6inenidreiben.
SebinsuHsen:
SaeiebuIe SO pro MbenpfobuIe 50 pro
Wtpndf, ale 1epartez monat. - SeIhrdafte
ments einihliebeno. @ntohl Don Sdbnern.
Sele2bun.: Gbeiapea,e Rr. 2236; eom. Rr. Cos.
Senoet tpeqen Rotaloq mad Rr. 2 bis II. Horos
&barles=strabe Baltimore, Mb
&nsans Nr. IT, (aus2,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-20
Safcl Serpice.

Saf.lsS Srpiee aus euglidem 4or,ellan, nit ei=
nem biibi6.n eerdnoert.n Rufer b.iOrirt, Elm Qu=
tee praftii6ss eerpies, $3.50 pertb. $4.9S.
Oinner=Serpce aus elmer fein.n Gualitdt bon
enelii6sm 9pr,slau, prd6tia NIT @lumsn unO
sldttsrn oe.orirt, elm gang oOatdnOiQes eupics.
$1,000 ipertb, fir $7.75.
Gs=Ssrpiee aug fenem 9OrSeGan, nit glumcn=
Sctoratonen in natirli6en Garbsn Gus g8uare.
sbr fart; bic Rantsn fnb nit GolDrunb psrisb.n,
$500 psrtb, fir s11.5O.
Gb=sepice aus isncm, iebr biinn.n 9Orsslan;
bic Seturationen btiteben aus @lnmenbabeln in
roia uno grim, unb bic aant.n FnO NIT GOloruuo
perleben, $1450 ipsrtb, fir $1,000.
gpir baben cine an,abl bon ebtsn SarlgbaOcr
Gs=ssrSicen, bel ipeldsn mir eepifs Sabritatons=
5cblsr entbedt baben. SsieIben fnp prd6tig oe=
furrt unp tperoen bic 3srOe fir ireeno cine Sasl
isin $3.50 tpertb, $9,95.
Gb=5erpice aug g8sner 9orse1an, prdbtio nit
gii6el aus sartsn roia glumen betOrirt. bOrs
,ielibes biinnes 9orselan. $500 pcrtb, fir
$3.50
Bargain bon SapilanD= gOrasnan=Gb=s -
srobs augtpabl BON i60nen S.torationsn. fir
$3.50
sbec= scrpcc, reid b.torirt, binnes Rarlgbabsr
gorsclun, s39S.
abes=ssrpcc aus .nalii6,m b.torrten aprssl=
Ian, $2.9S.
Giscrsme=serpce aug f.in.m 3arIsbaber=gorsel=
lon, nit bibi6en Roi.n=Ss Sstorationen, 13 etid.
i'm ssrpiee, $1.75.
Salat=Seroicc aug isinem Garlsbaoer Qor5eQan,
nit bibi6en roiaiarbie.n &oisn= Setoratiunen. 13
stiids, S175
Gigcrene=ssrpe. aus gictoriu por,eaan, nit
buntlsr Cobalt blaucr Rano= =Sstoration, nit 9olb=
enien uno mttlr.n SstoratOnsn aus aart ee=
molten Gupiopg. 5000 psrtb; oos eerpic. Don Is
stlder $500.
Sii6=serpic. aus ggsner 9urseuan, reid betO=
rirt nit Sii6=Gentres uno prdbtiqen &dmOern,
$50 luertb, fir $4.9s.
sslppret=serpe. aug sasner gOrssnun, NIT l.=
bengdbuliben Surnenunetn BON 6iri6en uno on=
osrsm gBiID b.torirt s12. so p.rtb fir $6.9s.
ssuerie=9ebdlter aus oHnnen, RarlsbaDer 9Or=
,uan, bibi6 bstorirt, 4Sc.
66iHeln fir ssialsene Manbsln, aus pprBigli5
setorirtem 4or,cllan, i'm Mui6el=Jacpu, 15c.
,Rumifins," fir s6lbtr0ten etc, ie Zoe.
@ate=sensr, bfbi4 ostOrirtss gctoriu= pOrSsnan.
15c.
.65op-=s6aheln, blbia b.torirtcs gietOria=qor=
;snan. 19c.
Safel 9cfuratipnen.
Gleooute farbigs 2i6ter. irgenb cine Sarbe, pro
Suscno 19c.
elegant. iarbss 2i6ti6rms, 1Oc.
elegant. farbee isiDsns 96ti6irms, Csc.
@lseante farbigs pupisrns ei5ti6irme, reid psto.
rirt, 15c.
Geqont. farbise OstOrirte ednges2aternen 4sc
y . 8 Il er' 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-07

tation Of the section Of the act providing
for the extension of 18th street. which dl-
rected the assessment of benefits upon
admitting property to the amount of at least
one-half of the cost of the projection or
the street The act in question provided
that the jury should assess such benefits
on AUDITING property to the extent OF 2oo
feet east and west of the building line OF
the street Interpreting the section, the
attorney for the District of Columbia held
that the word "abutting restricte" the
iury's assessment to such property as actu-
ally touched the lines of the street. This,
II was commended, would make the burden
of cost in many cases fall upon few, and
property owners objected to such construc-
ton claiming that the word "abutting
did not limit the assessment to such prop
erty as actually touched upon the street.
but that clearly the intent of Congress was
to provide for the assessment of all prop
erty living between 200 feet of the street.
This conclusion the court in a lengthy
opinion sustained. Justice Hagner reviewed
much of the legislation that has recently
been enacted by Congress in relation to
street extension. AT the hearing yesterday
the attorney for the District of Columbia
was sustained in his contention by Attor-
ney McCammon. The property owners
were representa-. by Attorneys Wilton ].
Lambert, Leon Ioprlner, Samuel Maddox
and Leo Simmons.
The jury of appraisers met at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon at the city hall, at which
time the introduction of testimony in the
matter of the proposed extension of 18th
street was begun.
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II is also a well-establisbed truth that nine
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Nervous Dyspepsia Slow Dyspepsia, Ambiguous
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ARE YOU THEN7
DO YOU WANT TO BECOME FLEsHY?
A FEW SIMPLE RULES.
FLESH AND NOT FAT IS WHAT Is NEEDED.

What thin people want is flesh and not fat. To
be symmetrical and properly proportioned every
person should have a certain amount of flesh. To
be plump does Lot necessarily mean to be fat. Fat
is undesirable 1t clogs and r,tards the action OF
every muscle interferes with the healthy action Of
the heart and iwirs. and when excessive Preds
poses fatty degeneration Of vital organs. to say
pothng OF the discomfort, more or less, resulting
from excessive adipose tissue
Common would suggest that II one wishes
TO become 1eshy and plump. the thing NEST needed
would be nesh-forming foods; in other words,
albuminou. foods. like eggs. beef, oatmeal, etc
The kinds Of food that make flesh are the foods
that form the greater part Of daily bill Of
fare.
Now, the only reason many people remain
thin is because their stomachs do not properly and
completely digest and assmilate the hesh-forming
beefsteak and eggs eat every day.
There thousands Of such people. and they are
really dyspeptic although they may not suffer any
particular pain Inconvenience from their stom
achs. II such persons would take. with their
meals some preparation like Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. the food would be quickly digested, and
the proper degree Of plumpness very soon secured,
because these tablets prepared exactly Tor
that purpose They will digest every variety OF
fesh-forming food. which is the sole reason why
they so quickly build up and strengthen thin. dys
peptic men and women
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure dyspepsia and
every form Of indigestion this common sense
plan. that they digest the food promptly. giving
strength to every and organ of the body,
while at the same time the stomach has chance
to rest and Its natural vigor. Nothing
further is required any stomach trouble or
to make thin. dyspeptic people stroAs, pl mp ana
well.
This excellent preparation is manufactured by
F. Stuart Co. Marshall, Mich. and sold by
druggists everywhere at so cents per package
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All physicians agree that the element OF fal'h mas
3 great deal to d, IN the cure of disease
Firm belief and confidence in q family phSsieian
or the same confidence and faith in patent medi-
cine have proiuced remarkable cures in all ages
THIS Is especially :rc in nervous troubles ana 70
field offers 50 prolific harvest for the auacA anu
charlaran as the diseases arising from weak vi
rundown nervous system
Nevertheless the most common of all diseases III
digestion and stomach troubles, which In turn cause
nervous diseases heart troubles consumption sha
loss Of q 81 require something besides faith 10
cure. m
Mere faith will not digest your food for you WIN
not give you appetite. VIII not ih'reise Ho
flesh and strengthen ycur nerves AMI hear'' nu'
Strsrts nrSpPpsia Tablets will do these things. ne
cause they are composed Of the clemens Of a'sfs
tLon. they contain the juices acids ana pep'"hes
necessary to the digestion and assimilation o u"
wholesome food L..
Stuarr's Dyspepsia Tablets will d'ees' iUn
nIacad In n lar or BOTTLE in water heated TO 's De
r-aes and they will do It murf1 more enectNfH
when taken into the stomach AFTER 1heais. "he'"e
Won have faith that they will or not
They invfyorate the stomach, make pure hi0Nh anu
strong nerves in The only way that nature can 90
II and that is from plenty OF wholesome food Wen
f,,sested 1t is not what eat but what We III
Sest that .ines good
stuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets ere sold by druggists
nj so cents for fullsizcl- package
Little hook on and cure of stomach trouoies
mailed free by addressing F. A Stuart Co.. Mar
shall, Mich.
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ONLY ONE WAY
TO PURIFY THE BLOOD. INCREASE FLESH
AND STRENGTH AND TO CURE
INDIGESTION.
SECRET PATENT MEDICINES WILL NOT DO IT.
THERE is SIMPLER AND BETTER WAY.

There IL only one way to purify the blood only
one way 10 increase flesh. and that is through the
stomach and digestive organs Why? Because the
stomach and digestive organs make blood and
flesh. bone, nerves and sinew. Did you a
person blessed with healthy, vigorous stomach
and digestion who had impure blood. muddy. sallow
complexion, who had weak nerves, sleepless
nights and the thousand and pains and aches
arising from poor digestioni No. because perfect
digestion converts the food eaten into pure blood.
strong nerves and muscles, and all the flesh a per-
needs to have for health. symmetry and beauty.
Every person knows whether or not his her
digestion is what II should be. but every person
does not know what 4. the safest and best way to
snd preserve healthy condition OF the
digestive orgrns. 1t is not done by the of any
wonderful secret patent medicine but by the nse
of certain harmless digestive principles. which.
taken meals VIII digest the food anyway. re-
gsIdess Of the weak condition OF the stomach
Hr. Brooks recommends a combination Of vege-
table essences fruit salts pure aseptie pepsin and
Golden Seal. prepared in convenient tablet form,
and sold by druggists everywhere under the name
Of Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets.
These pleasant tasting tablets are to he dis
solved in the mouth after each meal, and. min
CLING in the food in the stomach. digest IT per
fectly There is nothing wonderful about this
Any physician chemist knows that Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets will do this because repeated,
tested and proved and thousands Of cured dys
peptics have found 1t TO he also.
DR.. HarlandsoR states that these tablets increase
flesh because they digest hesh-foruing food Ink,
eggs. meat and ordinary everyday food for tn
some reason they purify the blood and strengthen
weak nerves In no other way can II be done be
cause flesh, blood and nerves obtained from
the food eat.
DR. Jennison once stated that be believed So
cent package Of Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets wouI
give more real benefit than fifty dollars worth
ordinary Doctors fees
These tablets may be found at any drug store.