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James Royce. Jr.. Cos tons. Alien: SD
Philadelphia Nov 2S
Carver up to arrive from Bath Nc.
Maggie ". Keough $50 tons. Ti,ton: sid
New York Nov 20.
Henry r. Mason. 5s3 tons. First: sid Bal
fimore, Dec T.
Star o; the Sea. 500 tons PettencaIl. a..
Martinique
Reoecca 81. walls. 5si tons. Little. a.
Philadelphia Nov 70
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as known. there Is no ground for such
rumors. aud O. hould be RENE mbered that
similar rumors We're circulated before the
lsst dividend was declared, with similar
depressing effect
The elucral market was adversely af-
fcctcl oy the less favora olc aspect ci the
money situation, call RACES are sincr.
and the surplus reserve was cut 500 Two
on saturday These circumstance may
easily cause further heaviDcss Cor the
time heins. but ABUNDANT early relief b.
90 hand With the turn of the year. ana
the biz January disbursements
william r williams
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VESSELS HOUND ron SAVANNAH.
Steamships.

Cycle (BD 2,27 tons. Leng sd. Portland
f. Nov. g
paveutEy tBD. 1873 tons. wlson; AZ Bre-
men for Charleston Or Savannah.
Finu.nud Ger. liH tons. BUhe. sid
Hamburg. Dec. 2
Immaeo.ata CAusD 25l7 IONS, Gavigaan:
due Dec. %.
Lulee Ger, new. tons. -, sid. Port
GLASGOW, Nov. p; due Dee for Liver
pool.
Pydna OBJ. ISIS tons. Crossley. due Dec.
% for Liverpool
Wasiwater OBJ. i.a5 tons. stephen: due
Dec. Is for Manchester.
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From tho New York Commercial and
Financial Chronicle. Dec s
The visible supply Of cotton 70 Dec z.
as made up by cable and tel graph Is as
follows. Forelgn stocks. as well at the
ahoat are this weeks returns. and con-
sequeuuy All foreign ugurcs are brought
aown 60 Thursday evening Hut To MAKE
the total the complete figures Tor
Dec. T. We add tho item OF exports from
DE United States Including in BE- thc ,A-
larlr u ErliAN nnIN.
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The Financial Outlook a. seen From
Wall street.

The Financial Outlook a. Seen From
wall street.
Sow York Doc. 5-The last few days
have brought di appointment 10 tho bull
Interests on th, Stock Exchange on that
side ~ the market 10 had becn assumed
thar the great boom following the cloc-
ton bad come 20 make some considerable
STAY Judzin. the position OF the mar
ket from the new elements brought into o.
by the defeat 81 Mr. Bryaus disorEan-
iziug policies. this sAugIluc expectation
was not surprising. FOR the pBhlic vote
aid ln every way mean very much Tor
the perm ntut welfare OF tht country ~
s always mcu't however. 90 judge what
valuation Wall street should or VIII put
upon any new fnrtore entering che mar
X O.. and practicrd operators are NOT wont
10 defer realizing until holders of stocks
p gun Go wonder whether prices are not
aa h gh ls conditions on tine whole war
rant The time az which thr veteran
prefers 10 sen Is when the juniors are
-auEulre about tlo prospect 81 a further
rise in prices. and that policy almost n-
varI1hly ends iu a break Boz prices. n D.
'he adoption ~ these tactics that explains
the downward drift of the last fcw days
The break has been in no scrso the res ult
Of strict 3nd deliberate valuation ~ Gee
-uriucs under the improved conditions
lately introduced u is the result % o
rule usually pretty closely followed by
trained sneculgiors who understand how
20 forceian tho UNFRAMED IN taking
profits
Under these circumstance. tho lato real
iziug is not 20 he con tr1cd as meaning
that the election boom has spent an SIS
force ara that prices viii rc apse perma-
neutly 10 a level more or less appro CHI
irr the ante-elcction range Of values.
The remarkably active buying az tho
highest range Of prices meant something
that is worth considering II showed that
large number Of investors ana specu-
iators were strongly impressed that the
election had Introduces imrortaut new
aud permanent elements into the value
OF securities conviction in which even
those who have realized their speculative
profits must also have shared. The mar
ket between now and the beginning of
January msy BE- expected 10 be unsettled
and better ndanted FOR on and-on trading
than Tor continuous buying without real
lzlnes But the risks arc likely 20 be
with the "hearf' more than with woll-
protected "buls" The market S. already
being quite largely over Oh. which Is
likely 10 have q steadying effect on
values and may lay the basis for a re-
vlyal Of the boom 40 the opening Of tho
New Year
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>rArIsrIcs or TnE PORT
November Arrivals sud Tonnage.
Vessels and Their Rigs.

TIE Morning News gives to-day tho to-
nl number Of vessels arriving at this
Or, during the last month. with the rigs
nationality and net tonnage. The num,cr
docs NOT include the arrivals at quaran
zine or Tyoee. but only those vessel
vnea have arrived at the waarvcs, and
h4te discharged cargoes. or arc IN "A
as. OF loading II does not include river
o- .e'aud coast steamers. nor does d in
a.4e vessels under 50 tons. The arrivals.
vita the rigs ana nationality. are as fol-
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Mascotte White Port Tampa. and sailed
for Havana Martinique Dillon. Havana.
and sailed Tor Miami
steamer Eureka from Por, Tampa 20
weymouth. ashore near Bebtcca shoal;
tugs and schooners have gone 70 her a.
slstauce.
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS

MaRnincent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service to Washington. Baltimore Phila-
delphia and New York: also 10 Jackson
VILE aud Tampa.
DINING cars from Savannah 20 Hamlet
and Richmond to New York
Bufes parlor cars Savannah TO Mont
gomeEy.
For additional Information apply 10
Ticket once. Bun ana Bryan streets.
Phone =
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
vessels Went to Sea.

-.0amt hip Moorby CBD. Lawr.e. Bremen.
iafh sIenzio utab. De Nogri Genoa.
BARK Mini tAusO. De Bortolazzi. Trieste.
nooner Hllda. Rines. Philadelphia
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Notice TO Mariners.

Pilot charts and an hs1irographic lnfor-
nation viii b. furnished masters Of YES.
sells free Of charge lu Uuited States hy-
geographic office in Custom House Cap
toine are requested 20 call az the ONCE
Reports OF wrecks and dcrctcts received
for transmission 20 the Navy Depart
ment
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Reunion. july - ami 90, Is an extremely
lttra-tlve one Tho illustrations are cN-
celcnt. and the text IS interesting
Tho Living Age for 1901. founded by +.
I.tten IN 1876 This standard periodical
has been published for nearly ifty-sevon
years. It's frequent issue. as weekly
magazine. and ample space enable 1t TO
present with a completeness and fresh
ness attempted by no other publication.
tie ablest essays and reviews, che choic-
est serial and short stories. the most
interesting sketches Of travel and Dis
.overv. the best poetry and the most
valuable biographical. historical. scientific
ana political Information from tho entire
body OF foreign current literature anu
from the pons Of tho ablcst writers Of the
day The publishers announce three At
ttacfive serials. Heinrich Seidel's story.
THE Treasure" translated for the LiV-
ing Axe By Dr. Haskell Derby. was begun
In the number for Oct 8 II j. being toi-
owed by "A Partisan Household a eleV-
er story OF Partisan high life. by Paul
Bouress. translated for tho Living Age
bv Mary p. Frost; and by Edmondo De
Aruicis striking autobloEraphical sketches
,.afennorles Of My Childhood ana School
DAYS" translated for the Livlng axe
rom the Nuova Antologia. These serials
are copyrighted by the Living Age ana
viii appear only Ia this magazine The
Living Ago Company. Boston.
BrinfuI Of good things for the holidays
IS che Christmas number Of Golfers
which has come 10 be universally recog-
nlxed as the most cnterprising American
frustrated weekly Besides al exception
ally excellent array Of stories by writer's
of worldwide fame. this number includes
what e. probably the most striking dou-
he page colored pic,ure Of the year ~
title Tine Flying Dutchman.' but taini-
d. exprcsses the realistic scene portray
ed by the brush Of that famous painter.
Howard pyle. =. y. Collier a son. pub
fishers. 5a-si7 West Thirteenth street
New York
From whatever point Of view 81 is re-
garded. the December North American
Review Is a superb number. The opening
article IL an cssay hitherto unpublished.
in which Honore DE- Baizac discusses the
principles and methods Of Modern Gov
eminent" W J. Bryan writes Of the
eausee which produced the Republican
victory in The Election 81 1900" and
the effect which the result 81 me election
rrav have upon the future ~ the country.
Lord Charles Hcresford considering t1e
..Futire Of the AnRlo-saxon Race" de-
scribos certain dangers which threaten
that race az the present time, but comes
10 tho conclusion that the vital force In
heront in q will enable u 10 overcome the
processes Of decay which have been fatal
- the domiuan; peoples % the pnat.
Mark y. DunneI ~ lifelong student %
international law. sets forth wcighty req
sons why the S nate should rauiy The
ay-raunoefote Treaty. MAJ L. l. sea
man advocates the employment OF Ma
tive Troops for Our Colonial Possesaious'
Charles whitley, 0propos Of the recent
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Schooner Montana. lumber. Savannah 70
Havana. S.
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80 iaE BEST Dd lne ar-es. accl-
dent Insurance corporation Cor CONNER
clal Travellers in the world We have a
rnembe rship Of over Gi.5u We have re-
serve fund OF over $4,000 NJ conmerclli
traveller can afford 70 be without he pro-
tection wc give him Write the Sec eiary.
who VIII cheerfully give ai info m ton.
H. y. PIELEY. EDWARD TREvET-r.
President. Sec. e Treas.
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New York. Dec THE inspector Of the
Third Lighthouse District gives notice
that repairs having been made. the eiee.
iric ouoSs in Gc,iney channel. New YORK
lower bay. ex;lnguished hy collision on
The 5th inst. have been rcllrhtcd
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New York ONCE. No g. Broadway.
onices 10 principal cities throughout the
South. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing Instructions for traders
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=. h. LEFEVRE,
Manager.
New Pier %. North River. New York

may come % her. takes him 20 her side
a. the cost OF losing his seat in The SEN
ate
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tir1 water a, Tyhee to-day az 1875 =
e and loss D m High winter OF sayan-
rf1 one hour later.
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Baltimore, Md. Dec. Capt. James
Of steamer Chatham from savannah
and Pilot o Neili OF steamer Largo Bay.
roth report the red can buoy No. a.
Stationed or Hawkins Point % be nearly
submerged tho top Just showing above
water.
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~SR Southern Railway.

Trains Arrive Meridian
? Schedule Nov No
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The souvenir Of the Atlanta Battlefield
Reunion. July - ami co. Is an extremely
Attractive one Tho Illustrations are eN-
cellcnt. and the text IS interesting
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SAVANNAH AImnnnc.

sun rises at s:5s a. m. and sets at i.55
q.
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Phases Of the Noon for December.

standard time-9oth mer.
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Contracting Freight Agent Savannah. Ga.
WALTER HAWKINS.
General Agent. Traffic Department
"a " Bay st. Jacksonville. Fla.
W II pLEASANTS
General Freight ard Passenger Agent
New Pier Is. North River. New York.
celebration Of the five hundredih annivcr-
sary OF the birth ~ Gutenberg discoIrHes
ln a very charming way on The Juhilce
Of the Printing Press Tho foreEoiue arr
o few Of the articles of this Interesting
number. Tho North American Review.
Franklin Square. New York city.
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MURPHY & CO. INC


Board OF Trade Building. savannah.
private leased wires direct 60 New York
Chicago and New Orleans.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-11-09
FOREIGN.

Severe lighting occurred between
Austro- and Montenegro
troops over boundary dispute.
Dr. Nosherg- Rc8ow. chief of the
German Bureau of Commercial Treat
les. at Berlin. declared that the UnlteC
states is Germany's greatest trade en.
cmy
Because of the great scarcity of coal
throughout the Austrian empire the
state mines in Bohemia ana MoraVia
are To he largely extended.
Japan gave unconditional assent to
the Auglo-German agreement regard.
ing China.
\ powder magazine was exploded
hy lightning at Nankin, China, ana
many persons were killed.
General Botha was reported 10 he
marching with Il strong force OF Beers
to invade Cape Colony.
Formal union of the Free and United
Presbyterian Churches Of Scotland
was accomplished.
Rear Admiral Ramos was sworn in
as Spanish Minister of Marine al Mad
rid.
Edward Henry stuart Blight. sew
euth Earl of Darnley. died in London.
He was born In 1851.
John Alex Dowie, the Chicago Zion
list. held his final meeting in London.
The Venezuelan Government dccreed
the resumption Of payment OF interest
OH all debts and loans from November.
The British War Office at London
received long casualty list from
South Africa including Lord Grosve-
nor. wounded.
Serious auti-tax riots occurred IN
the Serat district of Roumania. Two
officials were killed. and the peasants
resisted the troops, killing eight ot
them.
The Prussian Government has beer
vigorously proceeding against the an
ti-German agitators In Prussia's To
llsh provinces. and considerable
number of Polish editors have been
imprisoned FOR such agitation.
Shakir Pasha. special envoy OF the
Sultan of Turkey at Berlin. presented
tn the Kaiser number of gifts from
the sultan. Including rich necklace
for the Empress.
The hunting season is now nj it'
height in every part Of the Dominion
Of Canada. Moose may bc killed TOT
the first time in four years.
4 meeting OF the diplomats was helt
In Pekin to consider the form of nego
citations for settlement OF the Chin'
difficulty.
The Russia Plague Commission an
nounccs that Port said. Bender Abha'
aud Bushit are rot infccted with th'
disease.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-11-09
THE NEWS EPITOMlZED
wAsHISGTOs ITEMS.

Smallpox rayages on Indian reser-
vatlons are attracting the attention OF
the Indian Commissioner.
General Elwell :. Otis was ordered
TO Chicago 10 command the Depart
inent Of Lakes.
The Treasury accounts for October
closed with an excess Of receipts over
expenditures Of S3,65l ,OG7.
The Navy Department decided TO 10
cate the new milllon-dOllar dry dock
as the Brooklyn Navy Yard between
docks Nos. | and 2.
President Mckinley pardoDed Chin
HOey. Chinaman, who is dying IN
the Rutland CVt) House OF Correction,
and who was convicted or perjury in
connection with the Chinese immi-
grafton laws.
Consul General Holloway, at 81. Pc
tcrsburg. notified the state Depart
ment Of an additional duty placed on
coal, imported into Russia.
j. +. Morgan n Go. paid the Govern
nent 1916 800 for silver taken by Unit
ed States marines at Tien Tsin. China.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-11-09
DOMESTIC.

The John W. Garrett estate in Bal
timOrc Md, amounting 10 Sl,JW.OO
In real estate, was pa-ttioned among
the heirs
There was n heavy rainfall all over
Texas. and much damage was done to
property i'm different places by wind
and lightning
Charles X. Eastman, Of Harvard,
who was indicted on tie charge of
numbering Richard II. Grogan, Jr.,
viii be placed on trial at Cambridge,
Mass, some time between December
| and 10
Remorsc over the fact that he had
accidentally killed his son drove
Frank Farrell, prominent business
man Of Philadelphia, 10 suicide. His
body was found in the Delaware River.
Dr Michael W. Krilihcr. a promi-
ncnt physician. of Pawtuckct, X. l.,
under Indictment by the Grand Jury
for conspiracy to dcfraud life insur-
nnce company Of $500, committed
suicide by taking poison.
Cornelius l.. Alyord. Jr., dcfaulting
note teller OF the First National Bank,
at New York city, will be tried by
Federal authorities.
AS result of Il contcrcnc" between
President and faculty OF the Chicago
University, the professors VIII no
longer talk about John -. Rockefeller.
Professor Henry St. George Tucker
was designated rs acting president of
Washington ana Lee University, Lex
iugton, Va. until the next election
In wedding celebration at which
several men discharged their pistols,
mt Greenwich, Conn, Harry Mead was
twice shot and seriously wounded.
The long overdue steamer Robert
Dollar arrived at Seattle, Wash, with
$50 y, ,sscngers and SlUOO,oO0 in gold
dust.
The negro reported lynChcd near An
niston. Ala. was not killed, but was
gwen fifty lashcs while tied IN sack.
A contract for furnishing to the army
100000 yards of khaki, to bc made
into uniforms for American soldiers in
the tropics, was awarded in New York
city.
II was announced that new effort
was to hr made to obtain the liberia
ton OF Obcrlin VI. Carter, late OF the
Engineer Corps, L. :. y.
Leading Chicago physicians declare
drinking and cigarette smoking are
increasing among American women.
The United States transport Meade
arrived AT san Francisco from Man
iIa. The vessel had over 800 sick and
discharged soldiers
Rosslyn Fcrrcll, the train robhcr
charged with the murder of an cN-
press messenger named Lane, was con
victcd of murder in the first degree, nj
Marysyillc. Ohio. Th' verdict carries
with IL the death sentence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-11-09

along. "she would probably have lost
her way but for the stone walls on
either side OF the road. How she must
have suffered! She Is little heroine,
What a pltiful looking object she was.
drenchcd and bleedingl My wife will
have all she can do trying 20 calm the
girl down-poor child"
The doctor father brought from the
town said that the injury 20 Mrs.
broken leg was set, and for five weeks
she and jamie were at our house On
the day they were 10 leave. Mrs. Doane
said. with fearful eyes
II never can repay you for all you
have done for me. Mary Horner, and
/ never can be too good TO that child
for the way she has acted. TG died
there In the woods IL it hadn't been for
her bringing help. And was there ever
a girl kinder or more loving than she
was while lay here? had To almost
drive her out TO play. she was that
anxious to be doing for me. Look how
she'd cit and fan me for hours those
hot days. LOOK how she'd jump
and run for anything | wanted!
She amt ever going TO lack a
friend while / live. Don't let any
Cne ever say 20 me that there amt
any such thing as kindness and graft
itude In the world II isn't so. / have
had good proof Of that in the last five.
veeks. Why, Mary Horner, there's.
Kindness everywhere,"-Yo Youths Com
raEion
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4 True Democrat,

II is told Of Mr. John ContCc Fair
fax. who died on September 2S, ut
Northampton. Maryland, that though
he was baron OF the pCcragc of
Scotland and his rank a Il title were
recognized i'm Great Britain, he new
or made use of them at home, and
never went abroad. II was nothing
more than good sense in MIR. Fairfax
not To use his title i'm Maryland. but
that ne never cared 10 visit England,
where IL was good, and where peer
ages re Still very much In fashion,
argues tranquility Of mind and an
entire satisfaction with republican
plain-living which pcrsuGdes the ob-
server that he must have been su.
pcrior man. II was like having good
pair of stilts i'm ones garrct for a
whole lifetime and never caring TO use
them.
MIR. Fairfax was the descendant and
successor of that Lord Fairfax who
was the early friend and patron of
George Washington. He was born
seventy years ago in Fairfax County,
Virginia and in early hfe practiccd
medicine in Washington. but for a
long time he had lived country gen
tlcmau's life in Maryland. Two Of
his sons live I'm New York, and one
OF them has inherited tie family IT,
tie. which will probably continue to
hc stored away in the family garret.
No doubt british title of good quail
ty and In good repair makes pleasing
furniture for an American garret-E.
y. Martin. In IIarper's Weekly.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-11-09
ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERIES.
How Trivial Thing. Sometimes Lead to
Greater.

Greater.
The roll'9g Of cold iron was first
sugg 'stcd. it is said. by a workman
who was placing piece OF hot iron in
the rolls and carclcssly allowed his
tongs to be- drawn In also. Noticing
that the tongs rolled without breaking,
ne called the attention Of the superin-
tcndcnt 10 the incident. The matter
was investigated, experiments were
made, and IL was found that cold
rolled iron Is equal to steel for shaft
ing purposes.
A Nurcmburg glIss cutter accident
ally discovered the art Of cachng upon
glass A few drops OF aqua fOrtis fell
upon his spCctaclcs, and hc noticed
that the acid caused the glass 10 cor
rode and soften He at once took the
hint. drew figures upon the glass with
yarnish, applied the aqua fortis, and
then cut away the glass from around
the drawing. Removing the yarnlsh,
hc found the figures that he had drawn
raised upon dark background.
Finisucrra, the master Of early On
craving, delighted i'm doing deeds OF
kindness. one day a washcrwoman
i'm washing piece Of clothing IN which
"A needle had been Carcl, ssly left, had
the misfortune to run IL into her hand
The needle broke and more than half
of IL was left embedded In the flesh. II
gavc her much pain, and rs soon as
she could she went TO Finigucrra's stu
dio. iut down the bundle of damp
clothes that she was carrying 10 their
owner, and asked the artist to help her.
After much patient, careful manipu-
lation with his fine tools he succeeded
I'm extracting the broken needle.
The woman thanked him, and as she
lifted her damp bundle To leave the
studio Finigucrra notlc,d that IL had
rested upon one OF his cngravings and
had received an excellent impression
from IL. The engraving, like all others
OF that time, was n metal plate com
pletc i'm itself. and was regarded rs "A
single picture. The impression made
upon the damp cloth suggested to the
alert mind of Finigucrra the possihil-
ity of producing IN indefinite number
of pictures from a single original BY
experimenting he perfected his discov-
cry. and eventually made it possible
for all homes to have beautiful engrav-
ings. for, previous to his discovery
only the wealthy could afford them.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-11-09
pycrl,cnttng.

Half the people we know have vio-
lent attacks of indigestion because they
will persist in eating hearty meals
when I'm an exhausted condition. They
seem never willing or able To realize
that there are times when the system
is In no iit state to grapple with full
meal. They come in tired aud hungry.
almost raycnous, not thinking that
may be good deal of what they con.
slider hunger is gastric irritation; then
sit down To n table covered with the
suhstantials of life aud deliberately
80 To work and overtaX the already
vcr.straincd vital powers. No person
should ever eat heartily when very
tired. The wiscst thing To do is TO
drink n cup of hot water with three
tcaspoonfuls OF milk in it. sit down tor
i've minutes. and then begin slowly
to eat. masticating thoroughly. I'm n
little while the vigor Of the stomach
will come back, and all will bc we'll
one case OF dyspepsia Where now there
are dozen. IL seems To bc the most
difficult of all things Co properly con.
,;ol the appetite. IL seems to be the
master. IL requires will power to get
IL under control When once mastered
something important has been accom-.
plishcd in self discipline. - United
states Health Reports.