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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
Saws He Lost Money.

Major Howard has received fn-
formation from Fredericksburg that pick
snnc,ats reansd a. rich harvest at the c.
a r. celebration there Friday. Should
any of them make their appearance here.
The ,oca, detectives win send them away.
me man now being held IN Manches-
ter as a suspicious character will, at tie
expira ton of Ten days. be turned over
TO the Richmond police, and Major How
ard will have his photograph taken and
put him through the measurements Of the
Ber.illon system.
The man says he Is very much disaor
pointed at being detained here, when ha
had no intention OF stopping. burt was.
In company with his friends. on bis way.
to Fredericksburg, where he intended get
ting in the push He says ha has aoSS
money In consequence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
LICENSE GRANTED.
Judge Gwathmey Holds Act Of Lcsis-
.aru,e Unconstitutional.

WEST POINT, VA, May 26.-Special.-
On the day set apart by the County Court
to grant. whiskey licenses, Common
wealth's Attorney II. !. Lewis, represent
ing certain of the applicants who had not
given the required thirty days notice, as
required by a recent act Of the LeSisia-
ture raised the point that the act was IN
constitutional, and Judge o. 0. Gwathmey
decided that the act was in conflict with
the United States Constitution, and allowed
applicants license without notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
ANDERS0N'S
10 M ain Street.

this afternoon at go O'Clock. for
the purpose OF paying tributes to the
memory OF departed comrades. captain
3. c. Cook and Mr.. N j. smith VIII
speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27

what a Great Saving 1t is to BUY
are Of the best quality and pertectl'
Cood Salt Fork, s 1-2c.
Pure ard, TIC Id.
Small Hams. s 1-2c Id.
Large Cans Tomatoes. &c.
Canned S1l,r on, &C.
Fresh Lemon Cakes, Sc ID,
Canned tomatoes, Best Quality,
Packed III Botetourt County, Va
Sea Can.
Sweet Mixed Pickles, 15c at.
Clipped Beef, nc can:
We have SEQ small genuine
Smithfeld Hams, weighing from o
to S lbs, which we sell this week
only at12 1-2c ID.
Standard American Granu-
lated Sugar, 5 1-4c Id.
Try our Snowflake Patent
Flour, 25C bag, or "a Darrel.
Large Irish Potatoes, 15c peck,
or Sc bushel.
New North Carolina Clipped
Herrings. Sets. a doz.
Mason Jars, filled With Pre-
serves, 12c.
Mason Jars, filled WithJelly'
15c.
Fine Blackberry Wine, 1oc quart.
Fine Catawba Wine, 1oc quart.
Homemade Preserves, 1oc jar.
Pur. Old Ci'er Vinegar, 1Sc gal.
Best Oats, $ cts. bushel.
New Corn Starch 1~lb Pigs, Sc.
/" :" 1A-lb Sc.
Freezing Salt for Ice Cream 1oc
peck.
Light Brown Sugar, 4Hc.
Large Mustard Sardines, Sc.
Best New Crop New Orleans
MoIasses 4oc gallon.
Lion Coffee, lie pound.
Early June Peas, &c can.
New SeedIess RaiSlns, 7C,
3-string Broom, 15c.
Half Gallon Mason Jars, Zoe doz,
Bushel Sacks Salt, sc.
Root Beer, sc a Bottle.
Beet Cream Cheese, 14c lb.
MASON Jar. filled with Plum But
ter, 15c Jar.
Large California PruneS, &c ID.
Large Bars Jefferson Laundry
Soap, &c.
Levering's ELL. Coffee, nc ID.
Best Corn, SIC bushel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
G. Ritual Exercises, by Post Command

6. Ritual Exercises, by Post Command
er Bryant.
Z. Singing. Nearer My God. to Thee.
s. Memorial Addresses, by Edgar Al
Ian, Jr.
0. Decoration of graves, during which
time music will be furnished by the
Drum Corps.
10. Muster at flag staff.
II. Singing. The Land OF Beulah, oy
the Post.
u Closing Prayer, by Prof. Taft
13 Return to Richmond. 1870 z NJ
PETER A MORTON,
For, and in absence of, Edgar Allan,
Chairman Mem. Committee.
Mr.. George Willis and Miss Lizzie Plnch-
er were married on last Tuesday At t
o'clock in New Kent county, the nome
of the bride. by Rev. Mcdaniel tucker,
pastor of Mt. Pleasant NJ. e church
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Pincer, of RoXbury. MI wins
is an employe of the Richmond Cedar
Works Mr.. and Mrs. Wills Will reside
with the groom's parents, on orleans
Street
Fulton Conclave, No. So, Knights OF
Damon, will hold an open meeting 10
the public on next Tuesday night ana
will be addressed by distinguishes
knights of the State and also by Messrs.
w. IL cage ana l. - t1ilti 49,
Conc!ave deputies, of Macon, Ga.
The Builders League OF Denny street
Methodist church, will meet on " edhesoay
at P. NJ, at the residence OF MIS- Chas.
Schmidt. of Denny Street
Mr. George Wills, who was marrieo on
last Tuesday. was moved to the virginia
Hospital Friday to be operated on tor ap-
pendicitis.
Mr. Jefferson Robertson, VINO was ac-
cidentally shot in the arm severai "eeEA'
ago. is getting along nicely.
Willie. ttle five-year-old son OF couneli-
man Fred. II. CARRIER. VINO was so PAIN
fully hurt two Sundays ago by taiiihs
from baluster at his fathers residence
is improving as fast as can De eXpecteu-
Miss Bessie Lindsay was rendered a
surprise-party ait her residence, No ae0
Williamsburg Avenue. on last Weenesaay
night Music and games prevailed unsii
late Among those present were Misses
Lucy Merridue. Minnie Harden, lFey ana
Annie Powells. Ashton Barnes anu bes-
sic Lindsay, The gentlemen were Mt.
Rosie McGr:ftin, Tom Welsh, Henry
Mathews and Luther Greenstreet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27

The above is from the Cunard Steam
ship Company's New York agents, with
reference to the Carinthia, when ran
aground off the south coast OF : Halti'=
and on which were Messrs. joseph
Vaughan and Moore Kellam, we'll known
young Richmond men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
No Casualties Reported.

Mr.. Z. B. Vaughan, Of this city, has
received the following letter:
New York, May 24. 1900.
l.. B. Vaughan, Esq, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir,-We are in receipt OF yours
2Sd instant. We yesterday received cable
from Liverpool, instructins US TO send
out powerful tug with equipment 10 as
sist the Carinthia, and the Merritt wreck
ing steamer, L j. Merritt, sailed this at
ternoon for that purpose. we do not
hea. of any casualties, and presume none
have occurred to any members Of the
crew or persons on board. Yours truly
VERNON II. BROWN & co. 8
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27

u uN InlO WEEA.
MS SON.
;. Main: New Phone, SOC; Old, .3l6-
hail: New and Old Phones, "a.
Iui! ST.; New Phone, 1878.
-rtIsenent over carefully, and see
our supplies of us. All our goods
fresh.
Good Family Flour, $3.50 barrel
or 22c bag
Try cur Creamery Butter at
t5G ID. It will please you.
Best Oats, $50 bushel.
Browns lltf, ooc hundred.
shipstuff. Q5c hundred.
Good BroomS-c string, nc; s.
string, 15c; 4-strng. zoe.
Worcester Sauce, SC bottle.
Backing and Scrubbing Brushes
5 cents.
Fresh Mixed Cakes, with iceing.
&c Id.
Shoe Polish, Black and Tan, SC
Bottle.
Large can Bartlett Pears, Zoe.
Sour Pickles, 1Sc- gallon.
Arbuekle'S ATioSa Coffee,
lie ID.
Fresh Soda Crackers baked daily,
AMI Ginger Snaps, homemade,
SC h.
bars White CASTLE Soap for SC.
Good Tea Dust, 25c pound.
Smoked Bloaters, Zoe dozen.
Golden Chain Laundry Soap, Z
pound bars, &c.
Jefferson Spring Wheat Flour,
$3.50 barrel, or CSC sack.
Best Java Green Coffee, lbs for
25c.
New Gives, t0cbottIe.
livery Starch &c Package.
10 ID bucket Home Nsade
Preserves, 6oc.
Silver King Patent Flour,
S4.25 Dbl, Or 27C bag, Best
in The world.
4 yr old Rye Whisky. soc qaart.
It's fine; try ii.
Best Virginia CIaret Wine, Soc
gallon.
Quart Bottle St. Julian imported
CIaret Wine. 25c.
Try our Fine Ground Coffee,
10C pound.
Gcoi Washboaris, wooden. SC;
Zinc. IS, 20 and sc.
New North Carolina Gross
Herrings, Zoe doZ, Or $2,75bbl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
Funeral Services

The funeral of Miss Pauline H. Noting
took place at $50 O'Clock yesterday after
noon from ST. James Episcopal Church.
The interment was in Shockoe Hill Gene
terry.
The remains OF little Annie Garrison,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Garrison OF
No 600 East Marshall street. were taken
10 G-ordonsville. va, yesterday, where
they were inferred.
Little EsteIle Mayo who died at her
father's residence on Friday, was buried
IN Oakwood Cemetery yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
HENRICO COUNTY.

Official Report Of the Electoral Board.
Other News.
The following is the official report Of
the Electoral Board Of Henrico county,
which met yesterday at, the courthouse
and canvassed the convention vote cast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
Read Our Prices.

25c. Holidays WATERPROOF o,,,
Tan Shoe Polish--........s 1872
25c. Tooth Soap, perfumed.. .12lla
25c. Tin Box Seidlitz Pow
ders, 10 sets in boN........l ~
10c. bottle Extract of
Ienon.... 1890. $4,000 ."f
&c. Root Beer. .osll:,
81 Thonpson's Celery Com
pound, best. .ol
SOC; Tyner's Dyspepsia %
1Oc. Jcslnson's Dyspepsia
Tablets. ...... ........ .pi2
Zoe. Jo1anson's Kidney 49,,
.Pllls..... 1893. - ''ot:e
SOC. K.imer's Swamp Root. 80
75c. Florida Water, best on
1narket...... ........ ~
1Oc. bottle Soda Mint Tab
letS..... ........ 'oo7a
Zoe. package Cocoanut -
Candy. 1880. .......... w
SOC. bottle Blood and Nerve
Tonic. ....-.. ........ IL
SOC. bar White CASTLE Soap. %
lac. Moth Balls. .o412
15c. Buttern!llk Soap G 80
cakes in boX), per poN.... .e9ha
Toe. Ladies Shoe Polisn.... .05
s1.5O Thorn sons Syrup of
Hypopilcsphites.... 1890. 10
sc. roll Toilet Paper.......- .B
soc. Liebig's Beef, Wine -
and Iron..... -............. ."'
25c. Shampoo. Tar Soap. -G
Hundreds of other articles at
at a like reduction only at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
Cu,,,l,nnIandECauntI.

CUMBERLAND. C. H. Va, May " =
Special. majority for the convention ~ IN
Cumberland county Is seyenty-four-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
GROCERIES WAY DOWN THIS WEEK.
s. I'LL MANS SON.

DOWN TOWN STORES 1922 E. ain New Phone 5O9; Old 80
UP TOWN STORE: sos E. Marshall New Phones "a.
MANCHESTER I2i2-2I4 Hull ST.. New Phone, 1878.
will read advertisement over carefully and see
Saving buy supplies of All goods
are of the best quality and perfectly fresh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27

opposition to any of the
these three places, and
Ruskeil and Mcdowell.
: very efficient and ,popu-
sen to succeed themselves
The oasis., 1900-06-09

mix sentiment and business. Yet
 sentiment goes largely into the
 foundation. of both puse religion
 and pure politics. and whenever 1t is refused voice in the control of
 either, it has outlived its usefulness
 and is rejected by thoughtful men.
 To be practical religion should
 meet the every day wants and
 needs of mankind. The time has
 passed in which those who bear
 burdens can be made to feel them
 less by vivid desc iptions of the
 New Jerusalem, and bidding them
 to listen to the swish of angels
 wings and the twanging of harps
 in Paradise. Men and women with
 burdens recall that the golden rule
 was the foundation of the religion
 of love tanght and practiced by
 Jesus Christ, and that those who
 profess that religion now do not
 obey that precept. To the woman
 whom tue elders proposed to stone and were rebuked by the Savior's calling for the one without guile to cast the first stone" the modern churchman would say: "Co and sin some more, because it arrays you in purple and fine linen and makes your trade worth having" The man who ",an read his title clear to mansions in the skieS" will walk out of the church into the counting house and do things worse than those for which the money changers were scourged out of the temple, and will strike hands with publicans and sinners in per petration of crimes against society and against good government. We read in Holy Writ that Christ associated with publicans and sim ners, but be raised them-he did not descend 10 their own level. When the modern churchman comes iu contact with the publican and sinner he does 1t not 10 raise him, but to put up some job upon someone who is neither of the elect nor of the damned-but probably great deal mentally, mor- ally and in decency-than both. And it is in points like these wherein the church is not Christian.
The oasis., 1900-06-09
REMARKABLY CLOSE.

The selection of H. K. Chenoweth as special agent of the treasury de- pertinent has put the everlasting quietus on the band of affidavit fends who had circulated the report that MT. Chenoweth was fired as collector of customs. No man in Arizona stands closer to the pres ident than H. K. Chenoweth.- Enterprise.
 Oh yesl Whenever he is in Washington MT. Chenoweth always sleeps with the president, and they use the same toothbrush.
The oasis., 1900-06-09

FIVE words are sufficient to cover the enti.e ground for a national republican platform this year, de- clares Mir. Edward Rosewater, edi- tor of the Omahe Bee. They are: Do YOU WANT A CHANGE"
The oasis., 1900-06-09
"Is THE CHURCH CHRIsTIANsv

Is all inquiry propounded by the Christian Citizenship League to a number of representative men and women of advanced thought within the church. Does the churci, stand for things which Jesus stood for and teach the truths he taught" is tie second clause of the question. Some of the replies church. men-are flatly in the negative. Among such was one received from Doctor R. Heber Newton, rector of All Souls Church in New York City. Said Doctor Newton:
 "In answer to your question. !" II can only at present give word.
 If by this question, however, is meant. "Is the church, as an organization, Christly, possessed of the spirit of Christ and organized upon the principles oi Christ. then l am afraid the answer must be No
 "The teachings of the church for the most part are far from following the teachings of Jesus Nay, they are far from recognizing what those teachings are. The organization of the church is planned and pat termed upon policy which is the very antithesis of true society of Jesus.
 "Commercialism dominates the organization and conventionality tyrannizes the pulpit. The law of the market, rather than the law of the mount is accepted by the church at large.
 "Our Protestant churches are composed, for the most part of a constituency drawn from the we'll to-do classes, and they see nothing essentially unsound or unethical in the economic system of the day. The pulpit, therefore, is really NOT free to deliver its soul, if it has one, upon the burning questions of our generation.
 Blind leaders of the blind, both seem hastening to fall into the ditch which lies before our civilization. And yet, within the Christian church is the very ideal that the world hungers for, the very law that it needs to apply to its econo- mic problems. Infinitely pathetic is the situation"
 That eminent churchmen recog- nize these facts and admit them selves powerless to stem the tide is too true; and it bodes no good for the church and no good for society. Too many in the church ''pray cream on Sunday and live skim milk all the rest of the week." to borrow a homely illustration by Henry Ward Beecher. The trouble is that the modern churchman, like the amateur politician; Twill not
The oasis., 1900-06-09

IT WARNS the heart of a straight republican to hear Hon. James F. Darnall expound republicanism to some of the populists and demo. crats who have been masquerading as republicans in Santa Cruz Go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-14
Property Transfers.

The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday:
Richmond: Frank Brizzoara and wife
to Marietta Peers % feet on Broad Street.
at the northeast corner Of Twenty-fourth
Street, $3.50.
Chas Z. Belvins trustee to r: IL Har-
wood, 10 7-12 feet on south side Of han
over Street, southwest corner Of Meadow
Street, and 81 PIP feet on north side Of
Hanover Street, extending from west side
OF Meadow Street to the east side OF Row
land Street, s., $3o.oa.
Hazeltine and Esau Cocker to Ebert /.
Davis. u feet on east side OF Belvtdere
Street between High and Rowe Streets,
$3.50
Robert boswell TO Carleton \. Gary, 80
feet on north side Of Marshall Street. be-
tween First and Adams Streets, 1ol feet
on Thirty-fourth Street, near the Rope
Walk, 6. fest on west side Of Twenty
seventh Street, II lo-l2 feet from Street.
a vacant lot on China Street, between
Laurel and Cherry Streets and IL IL feet
no east side of Cherry Street, S4.o6i.
Carleton y Gary and wife to Chas. H.
Evans, a vacant lot on China Street, be-
tween Laurel and Cherry Streets, $50.
Catharine and Jas. j. Tally to Jno. e..
Epps % feet on north side OF Leigh Street,
"A feet west of Ninth Street, $500
Henrico: Mary Walters to Sarah c.
Patram. so feet on north side Ashland
Street, a5S feet west Of Randolph Street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-14
Sneciai Trustees Report,

Mr. r. T. Lacy. special master appointed
by the United States Circuit Court, has
made his report IN the matter of the Amer
lean Home Building and Loan Assocla-
ton.
\ summary of the assets and liabilities
shows an apparent surplus of 30.
and might be taken to mean that the
association will be able to pay out in full
Much depends. however, on the amount
that will be realized from the sale of real
estate of the association. The special mas
ter recommends that stockholders be al
lowed to purchase the real estate, and this
recommendation. it is probable, will meet
with the courts approval
The problem to be solved in connection
with the winding up Of the association S
affairs arises out OF the fact that holders
Of SCI, $685. 3 are not delinquent and con-
tinue to pay. Some have four or five years
to run before the expiration Of the period
of maturity.
The liabilities are put at ssi,932 90 and as
sets at s95, 1881 This shows an apparent
surplus of Sl0,2i7.32. Since April 11th. 1900,
the court has dsburseed s1.S6220.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-14
PERSONAL AND BRIEF
FOOD FOR ATHLETES.
Hebu,lds Brain and Muscle.

a young athlete. commenting on the
need of well selected food 10 build UP a
man after over-study, says: Two years
ago 1 returned home from the university
with my health quite run down from
over-study and severe athletic training: !
needed a good rest TO put me right; but
instead Of taking il, went to work IN an
office with very combining duties
My health grew no better; felt unit
for work, and at night would lie awake
several hours before sleep would come.
The appetite was gone entirety. one
morning a new dish appeared on the ia,
ble Grape-Nuts with cream. we al
thought It an excellent food, and not
only enjoyed breakfast that day, put dill-
ner and supper as Well
This rather SURPRISED me. Since ina.
have made the food regular article Oh
diet, I keep a box on hand at the oliics
and often lunch on Grape-Nuts and cream
instead of going home TO dinner
Although i was in the SUMMER "heii
/ started the use OF Inc 1000, | % ip,
long before I had gained 10 pounds, ana
I know it is from the use of this food tnat
I can stand so well the indoor WORK. 1hy
health is now perfect; sleep souno anu en-
iov nv meals, but I do not need to eat so
much volume of other food While eating
Grape-Nuts.
"a short time ago thought Grape-Nuts
were commencing 20 oisasree VIZ, me- me-
but found it was because 1 was eating
more than you recommend Simply ate
too 1nuci, a a time and more than the sys-
E,tr, raoi,ired When / returned 70 the
resu,sr reed Of four heapisg teaspoons,
the cd zest for the food returned
famous family. He requests that his
name be omitted, but the same can be
furnished by application to the Postum
) Cereal Co. Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-14
HEARD ON CAPITOL HILL.
Interestingly Items Gathered About the
State Oftic :.

Governor Tyler WAS busy with routine
business il. his office all day YESTERDAY. lie
compie5.d his Thanksgiving proclanla ton,
:i:td toak dle several other matters OF more
or Jess interest
In discussing The Constitutions. ConyeIl-
ton question Yesterday iho Governor
said he would probably issue the call
fur the extra session some line next
week. lie VIII probably make the date
somewhere between the 18th OF January
and the list OF February, so that the
ior;y-tiye days allowed by the Constitu-
lion for an extraordinary session viii hold
the members here until the adjournment
OF the. final session of the F,ifty-sixth Con
gross. The Governors idea in this IS
that tilc Legislature may be here TO take
action on ANYTHING which may arise our
OF congressional! action on Southern repre-
sentasion,
The fall term of the Supreme Court of
Virginia met at IL O'clock yesterday
IN the courtroom in the state Library
Building Ali the judges were present.
Judge A. ~ Phlesar. of Montgomery,
who was appointed by Governor Tyler to
succeed the late Judge John w Rely,
sitting for tie first time. Ire case engaS-
inc the attention Of the court yesterday
was that Of Marye, Audior, and others vs.
Digs and others, from the County Court
of Patrick TO enforce the payment OF
certain taxes assessed in that county in
1894 Acknowledgement Montague and
Mr.. p Bouldir. .Ir., are counse, for the
appellants. and Messrs. Dogs and Per
llius. of Jsynchburs, for The appel!ees.
Commissioner Of Agriculture koiner left
yesterday fcr Toane. 10 attend the meeting
OF thu. farmers institute 10 he he'd there
lie will be engaged for the remainder of
.he week with other Institutes TO be held
IN T.dewaler Virginia.
DR. j X. Southall Superintendent of
Public INSTRUCTION. has gone 10 Farmville.
10 attend a meeting OF the Board of
Visitors OF the State Normal School. OF
which he is = member. TIE Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute Board
VIII meet a. Petersburg tomorrow. and
the Beard OF Visitors of William and
Mary Collose Nriil meet at Williamsburg
on F,rfoar. DIR. Soutl1en &c a member Of
both these boards. and he will probably
attend their meetings
Mr. Seth f. Miller, secretary OF the state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-14
WILL TT BECOME popULAEo
How do You Like This New Fad?

Vepetarians. anti-coffee drinkers and
food cranks of every description must
now take IL back seat for Il new fad has
the floor.
A society has recently been formed the
members of which pledge themselves 10
eat no food whatever that has been cook
ed. They claim that uncooked food is the
only rational iealtslful diet; that our re-
mote ancestors ate no cooked food and
therefore, il we do the same, yiSor md
health will be our reward.
Raw meat, raw potatoes. raw wheat,
raw eggs raw everything, is the cnuclng
bill of fare held out TO the enthusiastic
food crank Of the future and the society
proposes TO establish restaurants in the
larger cities where this delightful menu
may be served daily.
Modern cooking is often dyspepsia. pro
Queer, because we fry so many foods VIII ca
should DE baked, roasted, broiled or boiled
fried food is indigestible because each
particle OF food is incaSed in hot grease
which the digestive juices of the stomach
cannot easily penetrate; but properly.
cooked food Is more easily digested than
the same food uncooked, and we predic,
for the new fad q very limited following
The real cause OF indigestion is the lack
of nydroch!orc ac.d and peptones in the
stomach so that no matter how wei
unless the gastric juice is abundant and
contains the necessary amount of peptones
to dissolve the food.
Therefore, the most sensible cure TO,
poor digestion is to take after each nea
some safe and reliable digestive like
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, which supply
peptones to digest the meat and eggs
md diastase to digest the bread, potatoes
and similar StarcIly foods.
Laxative medicines never cure indtSes-
ton hcause they have no digestive ef-
feet whatever upon the food. on the
other rand il the food is properly digest
ed there will be no need OF laXat:yes: good
digestion does away with constipa ton.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tahiets contain pure
asept:c pepsin government test diastase
and The digestive elements which weak
stomachs lack md they cure indigestion
by assisting the over-worhed, rundown
stomach, in It's hard work, until it is re-
stored TO It's normal cond ton, when the
tablets are no longer needed. out there
are thousands OF robust men ind women
who never ca. { s..sal without taxing one
or .wo OF Stuar.'s Teo.ets, because oy so
doing t!ley can eat what they please and
when they please and bs free from any
bad after-effects.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists everywhere in the United
States. Canada md Great Britain.