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The sun., 1901-04-23
HELD Up CANNING NOISE.
Two NAKED Men Get s2,soO In a Place az
New Castle, wash.

SEATTLE. Wash. April 20 Two masked lien
walked Ito Henry Collins's gambling hol Sc
at New lastie last might n h"lt up the man
in ,harro They vent thro Rh the place and
it reported got away with S2OoO
The III st reports rece v'd here were that
the men had enterod tue place while al the
game, we're in progress and held W eighty
men. ge ting away with the bank roll Of $780,
900 his story rrovsi unfo nded
The sun., 1901-04-23
MINERS RODE HIM Oy A RAII.
Member OF the Arizona Legislature Driven
out for Voting Against Eight Hour Law.

FLORENCE. Ariz.. April % Sheriff True
m an has received word from Globe that Viii
liam II. Beard Of Florence was ridden out Of
that copper-mining camp on rail and com
manled TO never return Tho perpetrators
Of the outrage we're a hundred members OF
the Globe Miners Union, and their excuse
was that BEARD voted against the passage ot
the Eight-Hour Labor bill in the last Legs
lsturc, OF which he was a member
Beard was for more than dozen years A
respected citizen OF the town, He lately
sold the well-known Black Warrior mines.
near Globe. for large sum, andis now en-
gageI IN working mines in Mineral Greek
district above Florence
The sun., 1901-04-23
BTRGI4RS KILL FIyE CHILDREN.
Leave tho Father for Dead and Get Away
With saOO.

PARIs Apri 22,-Bnr glaIs entered the resi-
dence ~ n wel-to-do widower named BriAre
at Chartres. ffty-tour miles from Paris. on
SUNDAY night and apparently awakened VI
BriAre's five children, who called for assist
ance To silence them the burglars stabbed
and bludgeoned them. NJ Briere waa aroused
bv their screams and rushed TO their aid
IIo wa4 attacked by the thieves. who left
him for dead. after securing 1000 francs
When VI Briere regained consciousness he
found that all his children were dead. The
lnurderers have not been found
The sun., 1901-04-23
ninety Nile. an Hour on the Northwestern.

ST PArL Minn. April ,? The Northwest
ern road is doing little fast running itself
these days Last tght the fast man To
Chicago was forced to make up lost time, and
the engineer took advantage Of the splendid
track on the nine miles between Fairchild
and Augusta, which were covered in six
minutes, making speed for that distance of
ninety miles an hour.
The sun., 1901-04-23
RUSSIAN STUDENTS GAIN A FONT.
Allowed to Make a Choice. They Postpone the
Examinations TIL Autumn.

SpfcidI { u0S DHndich 10 he SCN.
ST PETERsBrRG, April % The Russian
universities. which we're closed and deserted
after tho students disordnrs were roopened
to-day by direction Of Gen Vannovsky,
Minister Of Public Instruction for the un-
preccdrnted purpose Of allowing meetings
~ students 70 decide when they prefer 10
undergo their examinations, now or in the
autumn Two thousand students assembled
at the university here and resolved 70 take
their examinations in the autumn. when they
are confident the Government will permit
their deported comrades TO return and par
tiCipAte
The sun., 1901-04-23
WEDDING FEAST FATAI 10 MN
bridegroom Attacked by Indigestion and Died
In Great Pain.

Nicola CAIRO. barber and a bridegroom
on Sunday. died early yesterday. presumably
Of acute indigestion He lived az i?e Mott
street and after his marriage there was an
all lsht feast AZ the brides home. 5 Bayard
street When Nicola got TO his rooms he
began to have severe pains In the stomach
and very soon afterward died. Antonio
Capo2zi, a druggist Of l?2 Mulberry street,
told the police that he had frequently given
CAIRO medicine for indigestion. An au-
topsy will be made TO discover just what
killed him
The sun., 1901-04-23
1HOrGHT MAN ~ COFFIN SGyALIED.
II buried Alive lie Could work FIns-wind
Did the Trick.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 22--A Paducah
man. on his deathbed. fearing that he might
be buried alive, ordered that shaft be sunk
10 his coffin. a flag on top 10 be connected
With Ms hand by string Upon his death
hts wishes were carried out, and the grave
was equipped with the shaft and fag.
Yesterday the flag was found down; doc
tors were summoned and the man was dug up.
He was dead. sure enough. and was buried
again
II has been decided that the wind blew the
flag down.
The sun., 1901-04-23
DIED ~ THE FERRY MORSE.
Cousin Of Sir Daniel Dixon Expire, on the Way
to Bellevue Hospital.

John II Cnrse. cousin Of Sir Daniel Dixon
wealthy Irish ship owner ana some time
Navor of Belfast. died suddenly last night
~ the Delaware, LHCkawannR and Western
Railroad terryhouse IN Hobokcn taree,
with friend j. " SCullev Of summit, y j &,
nue on his way 90 Bclovu" Hospital IN aC-
0orianoe with medical advice given him by
a summit physician
,ar-" was o,orE IN transfer Company's
uN,n af Fourteenth street and University
place.. but his health Nd- So poor lately that
could not work
The sun., 1901-04-23
". DEICassE ~ sT. PFTERsBt RG.
French Foreign Minister Has a Trunkful of
Dccorations for Russian OficiaIs.

Spscia! Cdbls Dopdfch 10 THE Sun.
ST. PFTERsBURG. April ~ M. DecassS
the French Foreign Minister. arrived hero
this evening Among his trunks was small
one hlled with decorations which he will
bestow upon Russian officials
II was coincidence that Prince Louis
Napoleon travelled on tho same train with
VI Delcasse
The sun., 1901-04-23
Plat Not to visit Oden. Then.

senator Flat said yesterday afternoon
tfa' the WHISPERED report" that he Is shortly
'n visit Gov. Odell AZ Albany was or
rpneuus The Senator said he did not know
how this report got abroad. TIVE suns
Informant said that the information printed
20 1HE SUN yesterday morning was some-
what premature
The sun., 1901-04-23
An Irish Editor and ". p. ssnt 20 jail.
Special cab, Despatch to THE SUN

LoSpoN. April 20 22-Patrick A. McHugh.
NJ p, for the north division Of Leitrim. has
been sentenced to six months confinement
as a first class prisoner for publishing In
his paper. the Shgo Champion, a sedtious
libel. alleging in connection with a local trial
that the jury was packed
The sun., 1901-04-23
TWO LEPERs At LARGE ~ BALTIMORE.
They Are Hiding From the Health Ofhces
Both Are Women,

BALTIMORE, Md April 20 Two lepers are
at large in Baltimore citv. Both are women.
and their cases were only Yesterday reported
TO the Health Commissioners. As soon as
the lepers learned that the health Officers
we're after them they sought other quarters
and are now in hiding
Commissioner Bosley says that he expects
10 tind them In a day or two
The sun., 1901-04-23
sarhon,. panshter TO Marry de FIer..

Sr6cidl Cdhs DsspdIen 70 HE SUN
PANS, April ?? The engagement IL an
nounced Of sardou's daughter To Count
Robert de Flers. the author Of the PLAY now
running at the Theatre drs BouiAs Pariaipns
The sun., 1901-04-23
CUBAN DELEGATION AT KEY WEST.
Delayed There One Day VIII Reach Tampa
To-day.

TAMPA. Fla. April Tho Cuban Com
mission. appointed to visit Wellington to
seek an interview with President Mckinley
relative to the relations between the two
countries, has been DELAYED one day at Key
West. The delegation will arrive here to-
morrow.
The sun., 1901-04-23
LADIES TO REMOVE HATS IN CHuRCH.
DIR. Hsrcourt Of a Reading Methodist Church
Issues the order.

RR,pINo. Pa, April % The Rev DR.
Haroourt Of the Peoples Methodist Church
has issued orders that beginning next sunday
evening all ladies' attending service in his
church will he expected 60 remove their hats
before the sermon begins and keep them OF
until after the doxology and bensdiction
The sun., 1901-04-23
MRS. LANGTRY ~ A VIEW ROLE.
Surprise, Her Friends by Her splendid work In
"A Royal Necklace"
.sp,claI Cas!. p.,paleh 70 THE SUN


LONDON. April ~. Mrs. Langtry tonight
opened the new imperial Theatre, one of tho
finest in London. with new play entitled
A Royal Necklace" by Pierre and Claude
Berton The piece Ia rather disIointed,
but was, on the whole. successful,
Mrs Langtry plays a double part involving
A series OF magnificent gowns and lightning
changes. She surprised even ber friends
BY the genuine fervor and dramatic quality
Of her acting
The sun., 1901-04-23
Kitchener Reports More Captures.
sperfll cable Dsspdtch IN THE SrN.

Spsffll cable Dtspdifh IN IHE Sun
LoNpoN, April % The War ono" has re-
ceived q cahlegram from Lord Kitchener
dated yesterday IN which he SAYS
Since my last report our columns have
captured 2.2 prisoners and Pas rihes A few
men have also come in and surrendered
The sun., 1901-04-23
sargents Picture at the salon.
Special Gable D.'pateh to THE SUN

PARIS. April 22,--The leading artist. are
represented more and moro at the Beau1
Art, Exposition by portraits. feature Of
the new gallery l. Mr.. sargent's notable
ptc,ure Of the Duke OF Portland with one
hand on a collie and another collie playing
a, Lis feet
The sun., 1901-04-23
Chinese Murder Two Germans.

Special Cdols Despatch to THB sun
BKRLIN. April % A Pekln despatch to
the Lokdianr,iosr says the Chinese have
murdered two Germans near Nluchulny
The sun., 1901-04-23
ABOLISH KINGS REIIGIoJS OAIH.
Dr Parker. sympa thirinK with Roman Gath
oIic. Saw. II Sh ould Re Improved on the Earth.
Special CabI. ps,pafch to THE SUN.

LoNpoS, April 22. Tho Rev. Joseph Parker
pastor Of the city Temple. In opening the
annual conference Of the Congregational
Union to-day, said he sympathizcd with the
Roman Catholics. who were wounded by the
pItiable insults heap"d upon their religion
by the antiquated and despicable oath put
into the soveregn's mouth. He declared
that the oath must be improved Of the earth
The sun., 1901-04-23
Mr.. Choate suggests a London rniver,ity Of
srciaI Ca,l. D.,paleh to The sux


LONDON. Aprl q Ambassador Choate
was a guest tonight at the dinner Of the United
Law Society lie made speech In whoh
he expressed the opinion that there ought
10 be great university of law In London
open 10 students Of the world He declared
that there was yet much TO be done in the
domain OF commercial and Information
The sun., 1901-04-23
one Year for Lib.uins Kitchener
.Spetiai Cahio Despatch to INF Sun

CAFE lows. April ?? Mr. cartwright
editor Of the south African N'~s, who was
recently convicted of lhellinR Lord Kitchener.
was TO-DAY sentenced to twelve months
imprisonment as n frst-class misdemeanant
The sun., 1901-04-23
LEfTE ISLAND QUIET.
An American Appointed Governor on Ac-
count Of Native Fractional Troubles.
SpeciaI Gable Dsspafeh 10 THE SUN

MANILA. April 22.-There is little left OF
the insurrection on tho west coast Of Leyte
As a matter OF fact. there are only sixty in
surgent rihemen known TO be out Owing to
the factionsl trou blss am ong he natives Major
Henry Allen OF the Fortv-thlrd Volunteer
Infantry has been appointed Governor. and
Lieut. W Conroy OF the same regiment Treas
ursr The appointment Of a supervisor
has been postponed The services OF sngi-
neers arc needed for the construction OF
roads and other similar work
The sun., 1901-04-23

SpsrMl Ca1Ie Ds'rdlth % TNF SrN
LONDON. April % MIR John Corbett.
formerly a member OF the House Of Com
mons. is dead He owned "A large salt interest
at Droitwich. Worcestershire, and was known
as the salt King
The sun., 1901-04-23

Inc overland Limited" TO California via Chca g
A North. western Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
RVS Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, Buffe, Library
cars with bArber and Dining Cars, through without
ehanre Address North Western Line once, Aei Bvay
-Adp.
The sun., 1901-04-23

~@isaa- -
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ery year
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masters
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The sun., 1901-04-23
DIR. o. X. ID. TANNER DEAD.
Parliamentary whip" Of the Irish national
lists a victim OF COnsu m ption.
Il "a d. srIIr-

LONDON. Apnl 22.-Dr Charles Rearns
Deane Tanner. the noted Irish Nationalist
member OF Parliament for the Middle Division
Of Cork. and whip" OF his party, died last
nj ght Of consumption He was born in 1919
He had sat for Cork for fifteen years lle
was also Mayor Of the city Of Cork at one time
The sun., 1901-04-23

special Caols D"pofeh 10 THE SUN,
LONDON. April % Tho DGiv Nsvs says
II learns that King Edward has bought a
residence at Glynlfon. Wales, five miles
from Carnaryon
The sun., 1901-04-23

Inc Benefactor lOc cigar Is truly Benefactor.
because II makes every smoker sharer In It's benz.
as. II gives all the excellence Of twentycant cigar.
lDr lust half LhAt price A. all leading dealers Adv.
The sun., 1901-04-23
,oal Found on East Coast OF Iceland.
Sr,st1I CutIs Dnpltrh 10 THE SIN

Spsri1l CdtIs Dspdlth 20 THE Sun
C0PENHAoFN, Npn! % report has
reached here that a large coal bed has been
discovered AZ Nort Fiord. on tte east coast
of Iceland
The sun., 1901-04-23
pr. Tnnner wn. ths .on Of Dr WMMam Z

DR.. Tanner was the son Of Or william X.
Tanner of County cork He receivad hl1
early educate IN the LyC"e Imperial LOUIS
le Grand at Berlin and also studied At LeipsiC
and Vienna as well as AT Winchester and at
Queens College. Cork In the last named
Institution be became lecturer on anatomy
Asa surgeon he was identified with tho south
Cork lnhrmHry and the County Hospital.
Dr Tanner became a member OF Parlia-
ment for the Middle Division NJ Cork ~ lssS
The Land League, earlier suppressed, had
already been revived under the name Of
the Irish National League. Governmenal
policies of coercion had been met by Solidi-
fving Of the Irish vote In Parliament FOR the
purpose Of obstruction
Or Tanner was the central hgnrs or many
stormy scenes in the House OF Commons
and was several times suspended In the course
OF PArnells opposition hghts against the
Liberal Government before Mr Gladstone
became converte ed TO homo rule
Dr Tanner was a member OF the National
Liberal club He married In 1855 Miss Ely
abeth Andriah Webb only child Of capt Nc
ponnel Webb. of the Fourth ROYAL Irish
Dragon Guards
The sun., 1901-04-23


Bishop Stubs had been for years recoR-
nized "A one of the foremost writer's on Eng
lish constitutional history Hi- "Constitu-
tional History Of England. Select Charters. :"
Early Plsntasenets" and -Regisrum Sac
rum Anglicanum" are authorities lie was
editor. under the Master Of the Rolls, Of the
CHRONICLES Of Richard L. Chronicles Of
Edward l. and Edward H." Benedict Of
Peterborough Roger Hoveden. Walter
Of Coventry" -Geryase OF CanterbTy."
stan and william Of Mamesbpry.
DR.. Stuhbs was born In 1876. the son OF a
solicitor Of Knaresborough He took his
bachelors degree AZ CHRIST Church, oxford,
In ls4s, being In the first class in classics and
the third in mathematics. lie took the de-
gree Of master OF arts In 1881, and oxford
subsed uently made him a d. u. and d c. l..
The universities Of Cambridge. Edinburgh,
Dublin and Heidelberg conferred upon him
the degree Of Ii. u He was a member Of
many British and foreign learned societies
Dr Stubb- was vicar Of Navestock, Essev,
from 1880 70 1893 He became Canon Of 81.
Pauls In 1919 and Bishop Of Chester I'm 1894,
In lsse he was made Bishop " ONtoid
In the sketch OF his life prepared for Who's
Who Bishop Stubbs gave "a his recreations
-makins out pedisrees and correcting proof
sheets
The sun., 1901-04-23

Philippine
daily a.
despatch
E1sib Va
hlp Mari
fhLippine
80 p, n.
II steam
] diNcssd
kpt West
New Tea.
and FIJI
y at $40
II. inclu.
ri Sup
80 PM.
pan and
close here
lsive, for
D Malls
loso here
Inclusive,
OF China
Nanoou-
d Ausua-
New Zea-
IN Fran.
ter April
N arrival
ork May
]. Mails
ban Fran
J 70 May
bip Aus
q sailing
d on the
aster.
The sun., 1901-04-23

"Read The octopus u you would become so
quAintod VITA tue best novel OF American life thAl
has appeared for yeArs."-Brooklpn L1s Ado.
The sun., 1901-04-23

Myies standish Ginger Ale.
.lmportsd- for q blun. N. s. for usat. t.@,Als,
The sun., 1901-04-23
BISHOP OF OXFORD DEAD.
The isht Rev. william stubbs Was seventy.
Six Year, Old.
Special Gable D.spaica TO The

SpetIaI CdJ46 Ie5pdFN 70 THE Sun,
LONDON April 22 The RI Rev. william
Stubbs. Lord Bishop OF oxford died this
morning lie was born In 1925
The sun., 1901-04-23

The Peoples Ice Co.. s7s broadway,
phone $500 18th Organized BY prominent citizens.
-Adr,
The sun., 1901-04-23

. Niagara Falls and all other points on the New
York Central. mileage tickets for 800 or 1000 mleA
open " every one.-Adr.
The sun., 1901-04-23

No regrets u you choose this make They lAst q
-Adr.
The sun., 1901-04-23

send Your Orders to the Peoples Ice Co..
s74 Broadway, Phone 1900 18th St -Adv.
The sun., 1901-04-23

Antsdnuvtsn Rye.
Ths anstocratie whlsksy.-Aav.
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Daily kenneber journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
DRYING WET GOODS.
Merchants Relieved to See the Kcnncbcc Re.
treating to Proper Position.

Ceilars are being cleaned out and
water soaked goods dried now that the
Aehnebec has Withdrawn TO a respect.
able distance. The water had gone
down some six feet. yesterday after
noon, since the time when it was high
est. 1t was still falling and it is n
matter of but a few days now when il
VIII reach a normal height.
Webber & Gage, manufacturers OF
Sashes and blinds, have been obliged ia
cease work on account of lack of
1uei. They hope to resume, Monday.
John Norton was, yesterday, drying
out his pressed hay which was flooded
IN the basement Under the Postal Telc-
graph office.
While the flood was at its height. a
number of men who were watching if
from the piazza back of Hoplin Bros.
place on Water street, saw IL log an
pro5ching To which was fastened Il nj, K
pole. such as the river drivers use. One
OF them said: II would Ike to have
th2t pole. one OF the party, withou;
q word, climbed Over the edge Of the
piazza. wound his legs about ono of tho
square posts ard climbed down a dis
lance of 80 feet. lie got the pole. PASS
ed it to the men above ard climbed
back to the piazza. 1t was a risky act
but the performer did not seem to mind
1t any more than he would walkiny
down a flight of steps.
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he TALKED TOO MUCH.
How Client Spoiled a Good Case ,or ~
Augusta Lawyer.

The following interesting story Of
how County Attorney Leigh got
ahead Of orc Of the prominent mon,
bers of the bar 4 few DAYS AGO is
current in the city. and IL is s,id
mat the client OF the other lawyer
has now learned the valuable Ia,son
CT keeping his mouth shut. It sea~ns
that man who had been indicted for
selling licunr went 10 enc of the 81 IL
known lawyers of the city and asked
him to conduct his case for him. The
lawyer promised him to do VIVA. he
could for him and at once started with
the man to tie Office Of the county st.
t"rncy. There he told Mr.. Leigh shat
his client did not wish to sell any
moro liqucr. and he had advised him ct
file q demurrer. and at the same tir1a
he had told him that he thought That
II at the September term this nan
could prove that he had sold no
more liquor he felt sure that the
county attorney would consider the
matter. especially as the man had only
begun the business about two months
before. Mr.. Leigh thought that the
case did deserve "A little leniency and
let the matter 20 that way. but at
this instant he saw the man fumhl,ng
in his pocket and he at once asked him
for his United states license. He pro-
duced it, but it was for lest year but
after little fumbling he found The
one for this year The fellow evidently
ut this point got the impression that
the county attorney was a great friend
to him for notwithstanding the appeals
of his counsel that he should go out to
look Up bondsmcn, etc, he guilelesSly
answered the questions put to him,
and il was learned that he had sold
liquors for over year that he paid
no fine. etc. After all the information
wanted was gained he was allowed to
go with the plea sing information that
the county attorney would ende2voc TO
see him fined as he deserved.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

I'D. Anderson of Gray, registered III
the Hotel North, yesterday.
Miss Jennie Blodgett is NiSi'i''e
friends in Fairfield for the week.
4. r. Burrill of Weeks Mills, maui
the city a business call. YESTERDAY
w. p. Morton of South Paris regis
tered at the City hotel. YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Clark of faiiiici"
are spending "A few days in the CITY
r. r. Higgins Of Watervliie, w.
among the callers at the capital
terday.
Daniel True and Fred Barton W
Windsor. were among Thursday o'''i
ers to the city.
Miss Gussie Ballard of Phiiipspu' r..
Mont, is visiting at the NOME VI
cousin J. L. Townsend
Mrs Samuel Chute returned
day, from Kcnnebunk, where s"e 49,
been visiting her daughter.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho Three Muskc.aers."

The Patton Company presented The
Three Musketeers' before "A large au-
dience at the Opera house, last evening.
The company is winning new laurcls.
every evening. Goodwin Patton as
D'ArtGgnan was Il great favorite with
the audience. w. G. Balfour in the
dual parts of King Louis Nil ana as
PorthoS was very good. while Harry
Bewley as Captain DeTreville and
Boniface retained the popularity he mas
already won. The part of Cardinal
Richelieu was well carried ou' uN fheO
V. Rennic, as was that Of tn, Duke Of
Buckingham by Lawrence NrhttA'N
Tho feeling held by the audi .tD- fu-
Violet Barney as Constance WA aH"1 IA
by the enthusiastic reception given hel
on her appearance. The part OF Anne
Of Austria, was well taken by Edith
CroliuS Ives. while Leila +. Davis car
ricd out the mart Of Lady dc White
very finely In the specialties the I.e-
Blanc sisters We're great favorites md
received several cncoreS.
The gold watch announced to be pre-
scented. last evening, was awarded to a
Mr.. Dunn. This evening, a diamond
ring will be awarded to some lady. The
matinee for this afternoon will be a re
production of the Three Musketeers
and this evening. the company vii
present DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
A CURE FOR IT.
No, a Patent Curc-al nor Modern Miracle.
bu: Simply Rational Cure for Dyspepsia.

In these days Of humbuggcry and de-
,cntion. the manufacturers of patent
medicines. as a rulc, seem to think their
medicines VIII not sell unless they claim
that ii will cure every disease under IN
sun And they never :hink Of leaving out
t.vsucpsia and stomach troubles TEc,
arc sure to claim that their nostrum j.
absolutely certain to cure every dyspep-
tic ard he need look no further.
In Inc face of these absurd claims il i
refreshing to note that tn" pToprietors o.
Stuars's Dyspepsia Tablets have care
fully rcfraincd from making any unaue
Claims or false representa- lions regarding
nc merits Of this most excellent icncdi
for popsia and stomach troubles. lhey
make but one claim for it, ana That Is
that for indigestion and various StomAcl
troubles STARTS Dyspepsia T1hlcts IS
radical cure. They go no farther thal
this and any man or woman Siie!ihe
from indigestion. chronic or nervous dys'
ncoaja. who will give the remedy tia
| will find that nothing is claimed for IL
! that the facts will not fully sustain
/, is a modern discovery. composed OF
| harmless vegetable ingredients acceptal
/
tie great success in curing stomacl
| troubles is due to the fart that the moG;
| cal properties are such that it Will diScs
! whatever wholesome food is taken lnt'
! the stomach. no matter whether th'
! stomach is in good working order or not
! I, rests the ovcrwGrkcd organ and re
| n,enisfcs the body, the blood, the nerves
creating a healthy appetite. gives refresh
ing sleep and the blessings which AWAY
| accompany a good digestion and prope
assimilat ton of food.
! In using Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets N
! dieting is required. Simply eat plenty o
wholesome food and take these Tablet
Mt each meal thus assisting and rcstin
| the stomach which rapidly rcgains II
proper digestive power. when the Ia3
lets will be no longer required.
Nervous Dyspepsia is simply cont IL
in which some portion or portions OF III
! nervous system are not properly noui
ished. Good digestion invigOrates II
nervous System and every organ in tn
body.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold b
all DRUGGISTS at so cts. per package.
They ATE manufactured by the L. :
Stuart Co.. Of Marshall. Mich.
ANY druggist will tell YOU i gives IN
yersal satisfaction.