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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-22

Christmas.
 We offer big con -essions on the following items for to- night and Monday, Christmas Eve.
 BOOKS " 7. A lot e Choice Books, various kinds, price Wa; 5Hc each. To night and Monday -5u each. Clild:en's Board Covered Books. * sa Tonight and Monday 15c. Books Of Poems, were $1.00-15c. A lot of Choice Calendars, ae * half price.
 $ * < * % * * @ * PICTURES. A lot of handsome Pictures. beau * z tifuily framed: were S2 to S2.oo = < each. Choice S1 each. The balance of our soc and I3c :" B Medallions Tonight and Monday * < % cents.
 # * . ~ * s * * < * * * * * ss $ @ % s * * s s > * # * * FUR RUGS. * Nothing more beautiful for q gift. ~ * $5 lined Fur Rugs. Tonight and * Monday S}.49.
 * |: * ,* * * * * * * * *
 
 CHILD'S DRESSES. Fine Nititn NainSO0k Dresses. * trimmed i'll lace and Hamburg: prices were SIC to $1. Tonight and % . . Monday 4".: :: CROCHET SKIRTS. * Ladies Knit Crochet Wool Skirts. handsome c0lorS Special tonight # and Monday 9Sc.
 Fine Embroidered Fiannol Skirts were $2,50. Tonight and Mon * s day s1.62.
 *. :" SILK TNDERSKIRTS. Ladies Taffeta Silk TndcrSkirtS. * fnll size. with accordion pleat and * small ruffio with dust proof rutf1e: * regular price SG.50. For tonight % * a,h Monday, only $3,0o. Ladies Taffeta Silk Skirts of ;: heavier quality silk and deeper : founce: regular price SS. For to- % night and Monday, only S6.9S.
 
 UMBRELLAS. Lot of 2G-inch Taffeta Silk Tm- brellas. cases to match. with se- lected let of fine silver. horn. pearl. silver trimmed handles: regular * price S3.5O. For tonight and Mon day only: $40: % " MEN'S NECKWEAR. Choice selection Mems Imperial *.Tecks. making Il handsome Xmas < gift at 3Cc each.
 ss a. *. ST. $ SUSPENDERS. Mems Suspenders. in handsome boxes. an ApDroDriate Xmas pres * eat: choice selection at 3oc. * TNfL7IT CASES Handsome CrlIuioid Toilet Cases wit, Couli,. Brush. Mirror: re@u- lar price ST For Tonight and Monday Sf.9s,
 
  SUIT CASES. > Solid :so!c Ic.tl.er Shit Cases, w;s;, h:-as9 back and catches; q rec:!tsi;. SG. raS". Tor tonight and Moaia- &+.9S-
 Iseathc:cttc Suit Gases from $2.l -Si.G3.
 SOFA PILLOWS. X beaGtlfui lot of Fine SIX Iii- lows. with Ieep silk rutiie. To cieae tonight. anG Monday S1.49; from $22.:10 and S:S.
 X few ls.orc of those BIO and SIP Sample Pinow-s. $3.3o.
 ** *I* PIN CUSHToNs. Trimmed Pin Cushions. from Si.-a. Tonight and Monday 9Sc.
 
 
 RENAISSANCE PIECES. IS and 20 inch Center Piece of Renaissance Lace: worth Sl-2o. Tonight and Monday GAG.
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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-22

* * * * % % % # * % * * s < FUR RUGS. * Nothing more beautiful for gift. *
 * & lined Fur Rugs. Tonight and < * Monday S3.49.
 * * * @ * =* =*, * * * * * *
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-22
BOOKS

& < * |: x * 4 lot C: Choice Books, various T ~ kinds, price wa5 5nc each. To :" night and Monday ..j;: each.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-22

. A lot of Choice Calendars, at E half price.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-22

CGi!d:en's Buaru CoTarCd Books. Tonight and Monday l5c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-22
FDTTT SEES

TNfIlET CASES. s Handsome T"lluioid Toilet Cases s with Comb. Brush. Mirror: reeu- ( lar price ST. For Tonight and
 $ Monday Sf.9S.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-22

& PICTURES. < A lot of handsome Pictures. beau % a tifuily framed: were S2 to S2.oO * * each Choice S1 each. * The balance of our soc and I3c ,"
 * MedalIions. Tonight and Monday x 4 % cents.
 * a * < * !. # * m * * *
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-22

Books Of Poems, were $1.00-1Jc.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
or a l,ersnnaI Natnre
pecial 10 the Efening journal,

Special TO the Efening Journal.
New Castle, Sept. 16-Dr. Wharton,
an eminent specialist, of Philadelphia
ia spending a few days with Chauncey
Holcomb
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. FHnn, Of
Newpoil, visited friends here last
might
Charles Ho'mann is expected home
tomorrow from the West. where he
has been since last Saturday.
Word comes from the Rev. Mr..
Thrashcr that with his family he has
been enjoying the scenery Of Che Hud-
son, az Saratoga, Lake George Fort
I'icOndeICsa, and is now in inc loct-
hills Of the AdirCndacks.
Misses Elizabeth and Ella Murphy
and Miss May Logan, OF Philadelphia,
have been She guests Of the Misses Me-
Cue.
Dennis Buckley and son. william, Of
Philadelphia have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs Peter Toner
Mrs. James Booth and son. James
of Wilmington, spcut Thursday witch
New Castls friends
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
WILMINGTON WOMAN NAY BIZ
AMONG GALVESTON'S DEAD

According to dispatches from Galveston
Sister Raymond, who was Miss Alice
Kane. formerly of this city. is dead in a
wrecked convent there. News Of tile
death Of Sister Raymond arrived here
yesterday and friends and relatives Of the
girl elsewhere, now are awaiting coniir-
nation of the news OF the young woman's
untimely death.
Nine years ago Miss Kane. for she had
not renounced the world nt that time,
lived here with her father. who came
from Newark. \. j., where she was h0rn,
twenty-nine years ago. Miss Katie Il.
kane. now Of Newark, was q sister and
both were wen ana favoably known.
Miss Alice went direct from here 70 tho
Galveston convent But little had been
heard from her since that time. Mrs.
John r. Clark. of No. 1908 Monroe street.
was well acquainted with Sister Ray
mond and when She saw the name az the
Young woman among the list az Calves
TONS dead, she wrote to Miss Kane in
Newark FOR confirmation of the news.
Mrs. Clark expects 2 reply TO her letter
to-day.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
FIRB LADDIES
FROM READING
Present to Local Company
d Beautiful Loving
Cup

As guests of the Washington Fire
Company in this city. the Washington
Hook and Ladder Company. Of Reading,
Pa, We're royalty entertained yesterday
afternoon and evening The Reading
firemen are returning from a weeks visit
to different lire companies.
They left Reading Monday morRing,
via Washington and boarded a steamer
on the Washington & Norfolk steamboat
line for Norfolk, Va, and arrived at their
destination on Tuesday, left the same day
for Portsmouth arriving there in the
evening, started for Alexandria on We'd
nesday, left that point for Washington,
arriving there on Thursday and leaving
for Wilmington Friday, arriving here ut
o'clock in the afternoon.
The fire laddies stated that they had an
excellent time.
After spending the afternoon and even
ing in sight seeing, the committee was
taken to the cOmpany's house and re-
freshments were served.
After all had participated msetiNg
was called. Former Chief George w.
Sasse opened the meeting. After a few
remarks were made by him in regards to
the visiting ire brothers the cliof iutrO-
duced President Richard J.. Lawrence.
of the Reading Company. The latter,
after making short. but elegant speech,
presented the "WashyN boys with beau
tiful silver loving cup decorated with
flowers and gold mounting the words en-
grayed on the cup are: Washington
Steam Fire Company, 40. z. Wilmington,
Del. May IA. 1900. from Washington Fire
Company. No. 3 of Reading. Pa presi-
dent Lawrence stated that they had pre-
sented five of these cups TO different
companies that they had visited while on
this trip
The cup Is greatly appreciated by the
memhors ANA viii be put in glass case
The committee returned TO Rea ling to-
day.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
RUNAWAY RETURNS HOME
Reading or Cheap Novels Caused Him
10 Leave Homo

Chester, Sept. 14-William Davis. the
17-year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Davis, o. 503 Front street who disap-
poared from his home on Tuesday
morning returned home last evening.
His disappearance was reEorted to
Ghi2t Berry.
Mrs. Davis said yesterday that as far
as home comforts were concerned VIII
lie had no cause to leave home. Re
was employed as a bolter at Roach's s
shipyard, and made 81 a week. out OF
which she gave him 81 for spending
money.
Willie was fed well and was always
kept well clothed. He was a quiet boy
and always kept early hours at night.
He was a great novel reader, however,
and frequently sat up until 2 and 3
o'clock in the mornlnss deeply engaged
in the perusal OF cheap novels.
lt was at arst thought thai he went
to New Castle. Del, but It was later
ascertained that he started from Ches-
ter in a northern direction. 1t appears
that young Davis bscame ambitious to
secure a position at better wages, and
with that end in view he took a trip up
the state.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15

baltimore ~ Ohin Rnilroad--popular
Excursions @ Niagara Fails, Thurs
days, sept. rs, sept -, and Oct. n
$1,000 Round Trip
A Ten llO) bay Tour to Niagara
Falls. Americas Greatest Natural Won
der, via b. g o. Royal Blue Line and
the Lehigh Valley Route. through the
Lehlgh and Wyoming Valleys, the
Switzerland 81 America. Special train
Of elegant Day Coaches aud
Cars win be run on above dates on
following schedule;
Leave Wilmington, Dell. 1862 a. "a.
Arrive Niagara Falls ..11.00 p m
stop-ovars allowed on retun "trip at
Buffalo. Rochester. Geneva. Watkins
uhen and AiGuch Chunk
Only Si.00 Niagara Fan = Toronto
and return.
Side trip 20 Thousand Isla- from
Rochester only $3.50 round trip. Tick
els good FIVE days. but within return
limit o. Niagara Falls ticket
Special arrangements for dinner AM
supper en- route no very reasonably
rates. Call on Ticket Agents Balti
more and Ohio railroad for full particu
lars aA . a-a42Aeaa
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
lEVELBD GUN AT
CAR CONDUCTOR
But Harrison Was Prevented
From Shooting by a
Friend
specisl 10 the E.ening Journal.

New Castle, Sept, l5-Degoiiou to
his duty as car conductor nearly
caused Janice Clcugh his life yesterday
afternoon.
Clough is a conductor on the New
Castle ami Delaware City railway, and
while he was on the way to Delaware
City in the afternoon, five intoxicated
mea aboard the car acted 50 disorderly
that Clough was obliged to resort to
force before the men quieted. In the
tusslo one OF the men lost his hat out
Of the car window. and when the fell
low demanded that Clough run his car
back to where the hat was and the de-
mand not having been acceded to, the
mon resumed their disorder Finally
man named Ward. OF Wilmington,
was elected from the car. At this ac-
tion Of the conductor another man
named Harrison. also Of Wilmington,
became abusive, whereupon he, also,
was elected. His three friends follow
ed, and grabbing a shot gun from one
Of the men. Harrison loaded the
weapon and had 1t aimed at Clough
when Ward grabbed Harrison and pre-
vented him from omtying the contents
of the gun into the conductors body.
Then the men made their escape.
Cleugh viii so before q magistrate
to-day to swear out warrants charging
the men with disorderly conduct and
pointing a deadly weapon ct him.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
CHARGED With
ATTbMPT TO KILL
Case Was Settled by accused
Paying Costs, Amounting
to About S6

Marcus hook Sept 14.-james Fox,
a well-knoWn resident of the borough,
was arrested yesterday by Policeman
Heacock, who handed him over to Off
Ger Taylor, of Chester, On the charge OF
assault and battery with intent to kill.
The charge was preferred by Rachel
Stokes also OF the borough, and the
hearing took place before Alderman
Garvine, in Chester. The case was Eet-
tied by Fox paying the costs, amount
ing to about Sc, after which he was re-
leased
Miss Hannah Bennett, formerly a
resident Of the borough who has many
friends in this vicinity, was married
on Wednesday evening to prominent
young man OF Conshohocken.
Captain James Richardson, who has
been spending the Summer at Marian
gansett, with his yacht Narounya, has
arrived home and the boat will bG
placed in her Winter quarters next
week.
Miss Mildred Badgeley, OF Moore. II
the guest Of Miss Leona Williams In
Linwood.
Charles Sparks, Of Lebanon county
: is spending some time with relatives
in Binwo0d
Borough Council win hold a speeia
meeting this evening for the transac
tion Of general business.
David Congleton, who has been oT
the sick list Tor several days. Is able tC
be about again.
Sherman Rhyder, OF Wilmington
spent a few days this week with his
mother In LinwoOd
Miss Hannah Chance, of Sixth street
is spending some time with her sister
in Wilmington.
Services will be held all day at TIA
Methodist Church on Sunday, undel
the direction OF the pastor Rev. DR.
Bradley assisted by Rev Mr.. Galloway
/ the popular evangelist and q big tim,
anticipated. Arrangements viii b'
made to serve lunch to all visitors
from a distance. and a number are ex
pected. Last evenings services wes
largely attended ana the singing wa:
In charge Of Rev. A. r. CroWen, pas-
tor of the Upland NJ. u. Church
Miss Fannie Perkinpine, Of Philadel
phia. who has been spending her yaea
ton with her aunt, Mrs John McIsaac.
has returned home
Mr. and Mrs William Taylor anl
daughter Lucy. of Eiizabethport, N. j.
are spending some time with relatives
and friends in the borough.
Mrs. Annie Shoiders Of Bridgeton
N. j. is visiting relatives in the Dor
ough.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
CHESTER COUNTIANS
WANT ROGUE HEDAL BACK

Charles S. Wagner, smarting under
recent defeat at rogue by Dr. Yeasey,
Of Wilmington, arrived in this city
from Spring City to-day for the pur-
pose Of trying TO win back the gold
medal wrested from the Chester coun-
tlans by q member Of the Wilmington
Roqle Club.
mr. Wagner is prominent young
attorney Of Philadelphia and a skillful
and enthusiastic player Of the modern
game OF rogue. He is said to be In fine
practice, and lovers Of the game may
expect to see a close contest on Mr
Hickman's court this afternoon If the
weather is favorable.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
ENUMERATION NOT COMPLETE
Eight Persons. at Least, Rave Not EeeR
IncInded in CITY Census

In speaking OF tho loose work Of some
Of the census enumerators to a reporter
for the Evening journal this morning,
Mrs. r. r. Robinson, Of No. 600 Orange
street, said the enumerators failed TO OBJ
tain information from the home Of her
mother, Mrs. n. c. Donnell, of No. 413
Market street. where two persons reside,
and from the home Of AR. Rudolph at No.
PIT West Ninth street, where six people
live.
Although the addition of these names ia
the city's population makes no material
increase in the total. the corrections go to
prove that the work OF the enumeraters
was not thorough. There are people who
believe several hundred people here ar,
not included in the new census.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
PREPARING FOR THE FAIR
Promises to be the Rest and Most
succcssful for Years

stun Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover. Sept. 1.-THE offices OF the
Delaware State Fair are now open and
Secretary A. NJ. Brown and his assis-
tants are kept busy receiving Ae en-
tries in the various departments The
s3ir will he held only three days this
year, but in these three days thsRe will
be condensed more OF an interesting
nature than there was ever shown on
the grcands before. From letters re-
eelved by Mr.. Brown, every exhibit de-
partment promises to be filled for the
contests.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
cnnrht a Cnrrler piceon

Stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Sept 14.-Orris Awes, the g.
year-old grandson Of c. H. Dean, has
in his possession a carrierp pigeon which
he caught on his grandfather's farm.
The bird has the mark N. H.-9S51, on
cne foot, and A. I. B.-19O0-S on the
other When IL was caught it showed
evidences Of Q long journey.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
YonlhfnI rre.nnssers EIned

spcelai tn Use Evening Iournal
New Castle, Sept 15.-f'or trespass-
Ing on the cars Of the Delaware Rail-
rced Company here and taking victuals
therefrom, Edward Johnson, George
Fisher William Wcbb ana William
Whit boys were lined sums not ex-
ceoding 81 and costs by Magistrate
Vsnarsdalen Yesterday afternoon. The
boys. 1t Is said. have been very bother
some 20 the railroad people. ana they
were arrested only when their actions
could be tolerated no longer
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
wEAyERS WILL WORK
Brief Strike Brings More Money TO
All Weavers ia knowles mai
spoolal % tho evening lournal

New Castle, Sept 15.-rhe ten
weaycrs TO the employ Of the Knowles
W 0len Mil who went or strike
Thursday morning will return TO work
Monday night. the company having
nsented to give them the wage ac-
yauoe asked for.
Although the men VIII set but 2
cents per cut additional en- their work,
the increase means an increase OF 7lA
cents ON each cut or about $l.50 extra
per week The same wage rate viii ap-
ply to the day weaYers, of whom there
are about twenty-five.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
COLONEL BRYAN TO BE HERE
His Eastern Itinerary Soon VIII he
Made Out

Colonel William Jennings Bryan will
come 70 Delaware during this cam
palgn. "a dispatch from Lincoln, Neb.,
Aays;
Colonel Bryan viii return 10 Lincoln
on Thursday. He VIII come by way of
Kansas and Missouri. and win deliver
seven speeches en- route. He will re-
main at home a few days and then be-
gin ais tour Of the Northwest, winding
up at Lacrosse.
Fa7m there he goes to Chicago, where
he has instructed the committee to
make cut his Eastern itinerary This
includes Pennsylvania, New jersey
Delaware, New York and New Eng
land.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
To Build Oar Barn

special to the Evening Journal
New Castle. Sept 15.-The New Cas-
tie and Delaware City Railway Com
Dany is negotiating for the purchase
of land adjoining the company's right
3f way near Riverside Park, on which
% build barn for the storage Of its
iars. II 10 hoped to have the building
rccted before November i.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15

HEART Relief IN HALF AN
HOuR.-A lady in New York State
writing Of her cure by DR. Agnew'f
Cure for the Heart. says. u feel like
one brought back from the dead So
great was my suffering from heart truu.
bio and So almost miraculous my re-.
covery through the agency Of this
powerful treatment owe my life Il
ito.
Sold Ay Miller Drug Co.. 402 Market
and NJ b Danforth. Market and Sec
ond streets. asn8a A
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
Mr. shepherdl. Falher Die

sneclal @ thc Evaning Journal
New Castle, Sept Benjamin
Sheppard was called to his home, In
Greensboro, Nd, yesterday, his father
having died there in the morning from
paralysis after lingering illness. Mr.
Sheppard was about 20 years OF age.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
They COO NIany Binds
Special to the Evening Journal

N|0
New Castle, Sept. 15.--James P. Win
chester and Thomas B. Brlson. of Will
mington, got fine strings OF reed and
rail birds on the Jersey shore yester-
O. afternoon, Mr.. Winchester having
shot sixty-seven, and MT. Brlson 11S
birds
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
Imnrnrinr TrnIler s stcm

Special TO the Evening Journal
New Castle, Sept 15.-Linemen Of
Philadelphia yesterday strung addi-
tional wires for the transmission Of
current for use on the Delaware City
trolley line. The wires IN position nlso
were tightensd and the overhead work
on the line otherwise improved.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
WlImlnglonians Wln preneh

NWCUIUI 10 IlIT y "ITlTI. WIIT IIlII-
New Castle, Sept 15.-ln the abs nee
OF the pastor, the Rev. George Abel
will preach at the morning service in
the ~ r. Church tomorrow. At tine
7.3O evening service the Rev Or, John
Simms will preach.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
Many Republicans Are Registering

Special 60 the Evening journal
New Castle, Sept 15.-Many voters
are becoming registered to-day. There
was increased activity among the Re-
ublicans OF the hundred because of
he naming OF a harmony ticket yester-
lay IL is probable that the books viii
huw a much larger number on Repub-
can voters registered than on any
fOvious day Of registration.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
NJ Danger 90 Ice ramine

Special TO the Evening Journal.
New Castle, Sept. 15.-Jcseph II. King
yesterday received a shipload OF ice
from Maine Owing TO the warm
weather. OF the Summer there has been
scarcity OF ice here for several
weeks, but the consignment received
yesterday is sufficient to supply the
city until the Winter crop is ready to
harvest
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
Glohe Trotlers Ilntcrtnin

oUtNIII 20 Iln THNUnIUI JOuTUnI
New Castle, Sept l5-Albert KIM
mons Prince. OF Kansas City and
Frank vost. Of Chicago, who arc globe
rctting. were hcre last night in the
Jefferson House pavilion they enter
,ained several hundred people with
mandolin and guitar selections. They
went 90 Middlctown thia morning.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
RELEASED ON BAIL
Dover Colored Woman AIust Answer
ia Court FOR Cutting d Han

ia Court for Cutting d Han
stah Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover. Sept. 14-I.izzie Stephens
c0lored, charged with stabhing Arthur
Barber. has been released from Jail on
furnishing 5000 bail for her appearance
at court The two are employed at
RCbinson's cannery at Hartley and a
lew days ago while carrying q basket 81
raaches Barber ran into the girl, caus-
ing her to cut her finger with a pairing
knife Becoming enraged she chased
him around the factory and stabbed
him several times in the abodmen. in
dieting severe wounds.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
Mr.. Rodgers Condition is Critical

annoTaI 20 me Nvonlng I0nrnoI
New Castle Sept. 15.-Bernard Rod
gers continues critically ill., Yesterday
his condition was such that it was be-
lieved he would not live many hours.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
Rnilt Cnrrlnge Honse

special 70 the bYening Journal
New Castle, Sept. 15.-Peter Toner
has erected on his lot il Williams
street, carriage house which is an I'm
provoment to that neighhorhood
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
90 Cents 70 rhiladelphIa and Relurn

90 Cents 10 Philadelphia and Return,
sunday, September 10 Via y. & o.
n. r.
Sunday, September 16, the Baltimore
nd Ohio Railroad Company win run
mother popular excursion to Philadol-
hia. Tickets will be good en- Royal
lue Line train leaving Delaware ave-
ne station 81 $50 O. m, and On special
rain leaving at 1915 a IN. Returning
cod on special train only, leaving
philadelphia at $50 p. m. Tickets viii
9 sold al inc low rate OF 60 cents foI
he round trip.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15

weeds on the vacant lots Of the city
There are about ten cases OF typhoid
fever here which, it is believed are due
TO the poisonous odcrs the weeds emit.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
Letters Grauted on Williams Estate

i4etters Grautcu on Williams Estate
star correspondenre Eycning Journal.
Dover Sept. Register OF Wills
Watson Harrington yesterday granted
letters testamentary on the estate of j
r. Williams, of Harrington, TO J. Will
Powell, executor.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
Two New concerns Incorporated

Stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
pover, Sept 14-The companies in
eorpcated here yesterday We're: The
Automobile PerfectEs Appliance Com
pany. ol Reading, Pa. with 81 GOO 005
capital and tho Frank l. Res. new shoe
company. Of Philadelphia, with $4,000
capital.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
weeds cause DeathIy siokness

Special 20 thc Evening Journal
New Castle sept 15.- Officers IL the
State Beard Of Health are expected
hero to-day 10 order cut down all th,
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.

DR.. AgustNs Ruegles, Treasurer Of tho
says, There is just one scientific compound
known as DIAMOND DIGEST TABLETS whish
can be relied upon to cure dyspepsia and
constipation so they will stay cured. Posi-
lively the only advertised dyspepsiR remedy,
ever endorsed by prominent physicians
Evening journal., 1900-09-15

They promptly digest every particle OF food taken
into me stomach, and are positively guaranteed to
cure the worst forms of Dyspepsia. Indiges-
tion, Heartburn, Sour stomach, and Coa-
stipation, restoring the bowels and liver
TO perfectly natural action in two weeks or
DIAMOND DRUG co. 80 SO w. B,,yav. n. Y.