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WINS TWO TROPHIES.
st. Paul Chess and Whist Club Has
a Successful Nimht

Teams from the st. Paul Chess and
Whist club last night were successful in
defending the American Whist league
challenge trophy and the Northwestern
Whist association challenge trophy In
the first contest a team from Chicago
was beaten, and in the second one from
the st. Anthony Whist club was worsted
Summaries:
trophy-Ffrst half, ST. Paul gained r.
Chicago 6; second half, ST PAU 10. Chi
cago Z. Net, gain for st. Paul q, Chicago
49, Teams, ST. Paul, Metcalf, Country
Metcalf r. E. Cheeseman, J. I. Mitchell
w. E. Trainer.
Northwestern Whist association chal-
lenge trophy contest-First half, St
haif, St Paul III Is St. Anthon n.y. J. Net
gains, ST. Paul 81, st. Anthony q. Teams,
St Paul, Hay. Reed, Sperry Bigelow; ST.
Anthony, Satterlee, Gray, Barney.
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SCORED BUT ONCE
HARVARD ELEVEN HAS ITS HANDS
FULL TO BEAT THE WEST
POINT TEAM
THE GAME HoTLY CONTESTED
Pennsylvania Also Eound Hot
Proposition in the Husky Lads
Representing BuckneH
College.

WEST POINT. N. Y, Oct I9.-At least
4,O09 persons witnessed a hard-fought bat
tie this afternoon between the football
teams of Harvard and West Point. 1t
was the most holly contested and even
matched game ever played on West
Points oval. 1t was by mere scratch
that Harvard scored against West Point,
their only touchdown being made forty
seconds before time was called. After
down and a sc.immage Herman broke
through the West Point line and ran
forty five yards for a touchdown. aided
by the first good interference Harvard
had shown. cults then kicked the goal.
Score, 6 to 0.
The lineup was as follows:
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Yale Do, Penn q.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 1s.-The
Yale e ,le,. football eleven met its strongest
aoVersary OF the season thus far in the
game with the Penn State col
lege on Yale Field this afternoon. yale
won by the score of % to 0, but the fig
1res DO not represent the quality of Of
which the Penn State team n,1f
up. A number of times they pushed
their backs through the Yale rush line
though inability to sustain the attack
1ale's players were almost used IN he.
lore the second half ended, and two of
the Penn State team were taken
ont or shifted. The lineup:
yale POST ion. Penn Statn
Raterty. /. E. BeiseclTar
Olcott...-......... L. 7. ....... Arbuthnot
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There were thirty-fve competitors in
thirty -six-hole medal play handicap for
club to the person making the best gross
and net scores. e. S. Knapp, one of the
best players in the Westbrook club, won
of 166, and with an allowance of eight
lad the best net score, 15S Knapp play
ed in splendid form and came within one
stroke of tieing the record made by
Travis yesterday, by making the round
of the eighteen holes in rs.
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sAwBoNEs co on STRIKE.
Omaha Medics Refuse to Play Unless
Paid for 1T.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct 19-(Special. )-The
football team of the Omaha Medical col
lege has gone on strike and the game
scheduled for today with the University
of Nebraska was declared off. The young
doctors waited until the game had been
advertised fully and then demanded a
liberal payment for their services IN the
game. They held that a medical school
was not answerable to rules similar to a
college. Their playing, they said was
simply business proposition. Manager
Matthews refused to yield to the pres
sure and notified Manager Cowgirl, of
the university, that the game was can
celed. The team has been reorganized,
but only five of the old varsity remain.
and the team felt Inadequate to the
struggle The faculty has taken a hand
and the unpatriotic students may be dis
ciplined
The game scheduled for today was the
only one in which the people of Omaha
hoped to see the university team in de-
ton and resentment at the Medics is
correspondingly felt.
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westover Not Badly Hurt.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Oct. 19-Capt. west
over, of the University of Nebraska foot
bail eleven, was able to deny in person
the dispatch from Minneapolis that he is
IN serious condition as result of in
Juries received in the game at that place
a week ago. Capt. Westover has been on
the football field nearly every day this
week, but has on advice of his physician
refrained from playing. The doctor says
he is suffering from slight congestion of
the brain, but with care will be himself
within week. The varsity game with
the Omaha NEEDLES was Cancelled last
Thursday at their own request, not be-
cause Of the captains indisposition
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JOLIET AUTOMOBILE RACES.
Large Crowd Watches Nine Events
mt ingalls, Park.

az lH$s0IIS
JOLIET, H.. Oct. 1a-The weather was
much more favorable for the second day
Of the automobile tournament at ingalls,
park, and a large crowd was present,
Nine events were on the\programme,
Gasoline carriages, weight unlimited
miles against Robert raw Chicago,
twenty miles-Robert Shaw won, making
twenty miles in 1923 1-5. E. B. Shaw
cover ed same distance in 4f:05
Five miles, steam carriages-W. B..
Lane, Chicago, won. Time, 12:44 10.
One mile, electric carriages, flying.
start-W. A Crewdus, Chicago, Won
by ladies-Mrs C.H. Tucker, Chicago,
won. Time, 2:1S rs.
Five miles, gasoline engines, between
LEGO and 1900 poundsIJ. B. Burdette, Chi
cage, won. Time, 1929
Five miles. gasoline carriages under
1000 pounds-Thrt e. wheeled machine, op-
Time, 12sf1. j. Friedman second and
John Wiekstrom. Chicago, otNair ma
chine, third.
Handicap-W. L. Hibbard, Chicago,
handicap 20 seconds and won easily.
Time, 1885, B. w Lane, Chicago, see
ond; H A. Wright, A. j. McDuff1e and
Fl. M. Bfinckerhoff, all of Chicago, also
W. -Hibbard, Chicago, gave exhibit
ton mile, flying start. Time, half-mil =
:43 2-5; mile, 1:27 is.
One-1niles flying. start, all classes, ex-
cept race. s-A.sJ i McDuffe, chicago, won.
Time, 2:13 3-5. Bert Young, Chicago, sec
ond w. B. Lane, II. NJ Brinckerhoff, E.
F. Brown and II: A Wright, all of Chi
cage, also competed:
w. L. Hibbaed, Chicago, went for time
and repeatedt previous performance.
Time, 1:27 Is.
One mile, flying start. between motor
Time, 5:39 Is James Rankin Jr., Akron,
Ohio, also started, but machine became
checked.
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The lineup was as follows:
PennsxIrnnin 6. nuckneu O.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct I9.-The Univer-
Sity of Pennsylvania football eleven de
feated Bucknell this afternoon on Frank
lin field by the narrow margin of to o.
The boys from Lewisburg played hard
football, and only the call of time in the
first half prevented them from scoring d
touchdown. They had pushed the pai
from their own 1orty-yard line TO within
q few feet of the red and blues goal, ana
their offeIse growing stronger as Penn
SylVanias defense WAS growing weaker
The IiOe-1n.
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shattucIk peats Hastipas.

~ HASTINGS. Mimi Oct 19-(SpeciaI.J y
high and saltwater high schools at the
SteHSn grounds this afternoon went to
the latter onl4Ias fiuke in the first few
too. The play most of the time was in
Hastings territory But one touchdown
was al that the visitors could make, and
mat by Capt G.. A. Booren, left end.
up remarkably good game. There was
a large crowd of spectators present to
witness the contest. The visitors were
nnaEGsomely entertained at the Hotel
Gardner this evening.
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Millers Lose at Duluth.

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct 19-(Special)-
The Central High School football team
defeated Minneapolis South Side High
School eleven this afternoon, the score
being 40 to 0. The Minneapolis team
outweighs the Duluth boys nearly ten
in all-round playing. At the end of the
first half the score was II to O., and the
second half was a series of touchdowns
for the locals. Phe Central High School
team will come up from Minneapolis for
a game next Saturday
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choloformed today at the farm of her
owner former Mayor Sayles, of this CITY.
The mare was stricken with paralysis
ABOUT month ago, and to save her from
lingering death she was humaneIy kill
ed this afternoon. Alix displaced Nancy
Hanks as qEsen Of the tFotting turf, and
held the record against stallion mare and
geIdlng until The Abbot trotted the mile
In 2:GSA at Terra Haute Sept %, 1900.
Alix still held the mile .trotting record for
mare at her death.
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sailors Reat Lehich.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct 19.-The Naval
Cadet football eleven defeated the team
of Lehigh university by the score of Is
to O.. Nichols was showed over the line
for the first touchdown in the first half,
after about ten minutes play. In the
second half Adams and Strassburger
each made a touchdown. Strassburger
kicked all three goals.
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GETAWAY DAY AT LEXINGTON.
Meeting Has Been Most Successful
in the Assocfation.s History.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct 19.-The TWEEN
ty-nlnth meeting of the Kentucky Trot-
ting Horse Breeders association closed
today. 1t was characterized by the Iarg-
est average attendance and the heaviest
pooling, the total being about half a
million dollars, in the history of the as
ISOLATION. 1t is also declared to have
been the cleanest trotting meet.
3 There were three events on the closin z
card. Cambria Maid, favorite in the PIT
pace and winner during the meeting
finished last in every heat. She broke
OFTEN. Dan r. won in stra'g ht heats In
the first heat Cambria Maid sold at $50
to the field S15 Before the second &C am
bfia was $50 to the field $30 In the final
heat Dan r. was $50 to the field $40 Dan
r. led throughout each mile. Sally
Simpson furnished another surprise in
the Blue; Grass stakes. May Allen, the
favorite, $50 to the field $14, finished
fourth in the first heat and was dis
tanced in the second. In the second the
field was $50 and Sally Simpson SIS. On
the next she sold at $50 to the field IS
She was never in distress and won three
straight heats.
There was no pooling on the Kentucky
it being believed that Hawthorne would
distance Melton.
The colt was within the flag by a
length in both heats In the first heat
to 2:13
Summaries:
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Football nj rnr.o

FARGO. N. D., Oct 1s.-(Special.)- 1.-The
Fargo Methodist University of Wahpe-.
Ton was defeated here this afternoon by
a IN cong egatlonal college football team
70 to 5. Fargo teams have scored four
victories this week. Congregational SITS
won from State University Methodist
university second Team. and Fargo hisn
school from Grafton.
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On the Hamline campus yesterday aft
ernoon the second team of Hamline uni
versity was defeated by the eleven from
the Omaha general offices by 10 to 0.
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Position
Cornen M. unrIisle o.

BUFFALO. Oct. 19-Frlly 1900 people
thronged the Pan-American stadium
this afternoon to see the football game
between the Carlisle Indians and the
Cornell university. Cornell won, II to
0, but it was game that taxed all the
resources of the crimson and %white, for
indian ends got over the ground fast
and show ed the Ithacans few things
IN the way of playing low.
The Cornell team was much the heay-
Ter. Hunt made touchdown in the first
half and Coffin kicked the goal. Hunt
made a 90-yard run for a touchdown in
The second half and Coffin again kicked
The goal. There was an exchange of
punts and then Coffin stole around Car
isles right end and made run Of
seventy yards for the third and last
touchdown He was tackled 50 hard
behind the line that he was wabbly ana
missed the goal.
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un Was as foloMsl:
Columbia blanks Hamilton.

NEW YORK Oct. 1s-Columbia won
today's football game with Hamilton by
a score Of IL to O. In the first half
Weeks got around Hamilton's right end
for touchdown, from which Bruce
kicked a goal. In the second half Weeks
made a sensational spult through Ham
ilton's right and put the ball on the ten
yard line BY clever work a few sec
onds later he skirted the right end once
rlore for touchdown and again Bruce
to O. The lineup:
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Wisconsin %. Knox 8.

MADISON. Wis, Oct. 19.-Knox college
surprised Wisconsin, by blocking kick
and scoring a touchdown III the last few
minutes Of the game this afternoon,
after the Badgers had made four touch
downs. Score: Wisconsin %, Knox 5.
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Princefnn ah. Rrnun o

PRINCETON. y. J., Oct. 19.-Prince-
ION Ce-eated Brown here today by i
score of 80 to 0. TT5nty-taree points
were made in the first hair AID twel. in
the secund. Brown was unable to sop
PriEceJons Lacks, VINO repeatedly went
through hcr he Tor BIG gins Princeton
Shovel Up stro niger than IN any previous
game in her general team work Her
b@cns lumblei less Frequently and follow
&c thCit int rf5I6n,e VII. The lineup:
Princeton. Position. Brown
Davis. G. Peel. E.. Ca Ism L nike
Zen -............-..L. T............... WEBB
Dana ..............L. G................. Hall
lSher ..............C ............... Cote.
Bu, ki wi .......R. G.............. Savag4
Dewitt ...-........k K. T......... Hatch
Henry, Roper, q.
Poe, d. Nc
Gave ;........... r.. E.-........... Abbott
Me- r. Freeman. ~. B........... Seh .cder
toLike ....-.....-L. H.. Cam. ing lis
McGlave, Pedrson.R. H............ DENIM
McCora, Gnde- hIl.F B.. Bates, Mttcaif
rouchdowns, Feulke 4, S. McCIa,e 2;
gSaIs from tcucadJwns, Dewitt 3; referee.
charles Young; umpire, Carl Wi liams;
time of halves, p and 2 MINUTES
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Other Gnmes.

At Newton, Mass.-Dartmouth 6, VIII
liams q
At Neutrality-suspicious. 6, Vir-
GINA Polytechnic Institute 80.
At Tiffin, ohio-Heidelberg Is, Woo
ster 5.
At Bloomington. Ind.-Indiana 49,
Franklin O.
At wfordsville-Wabash %, Rose 16.
At IndianapoliS-Butler 80 Earlham o.
At Birmingham, Ala.-University of
Nashville %. Auburn, Ala, 5.
At Nashville, Tenn.-Vanderbilt IS,
University of Georgia 0.
AT Lafayette, Ind.-Purdue 10. De-
paw o.
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ID IusVIl- NIttIulnti . t........ McJOrnliCA
Touchdown. Teas; goal from touch
down, Reynolds; referee, Corbin, fale;
umpire, Whiting. Cornell; hnesmen, Kel-
Ter, Pennsylvania: Johnson, Bucknell
time OF halves, q. minutes each
Herbert y. Davidson, of Worcester,
Mass, fuilback on the University OF
Pennsylvania football eleven, was unani-
mousN elect. i captain of The Pennsyl-
vania team tonight.
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Elrox RndIx Renten,

SPARTA. Wis, Oct. 49, Especial )-The
football game between the Sparta and
the Elrey high school teams here today
resulted in victory for Sparta. Score, Al
to O.
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At New Paxnesriue

NEW PAYNESvILLE, Mimi, Oct. 49,
(Special)-New Paynesville high school
football team defeats North American
Storage companys team by score of "A
to G..
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Hawkeye High schools.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 1s-A contest
for state high school championship, West
Des Moines foot ball team defeated OF
tumWa, score "a to O.
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Big League Barn Stormers.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 19-Today,s
game between the American and Ma
ticnal league teams resulted to 3 in
favor of the former.
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Winnern nt Worth.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10 The Pride and Fed
eral We're practically equal choices in the.
and finished the seven fuFlangs only al
neck apart. with The Pride. first unae
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Trotting Mare AIix killed.

= PROyIDENCE.s r. T., Oct I9.-Aiix.
the famous trOtting mare, whose record
of 2:037z. made at Galesburg, ILL.,, in 1894,
was not eqnaled until last year was
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the way DR. Knipe has gone after the
y am since his return Monday. and is
the cause of the brace the team has
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laurel Cub BowIers.

The Laurel club has reserved a set of
the Washburn alleys Wednesday even
ing for the use of it's members The first
games will be played next Wednesday.
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Earl Moore Slams With C1ereInnd.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct. 19.-Pitcher
Earl Moore, of the Cleveland American
League club, has declined the offer of
$3.50 to play with the Cincinnati Ma
tional League club and has signed with
Cleveland for 1902 His salary is not
9pTO1lpced
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tcnburg; linesmen, Mr. Easton, Yale;
Mr.. Burdick, Yale; touchdowns Hart,
Wiihelmi Chadwick, Olcott; goals, OIL
cctt 2: score, Yale %, Penn State, 0;
time of halves, 20 minutes each.
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No Came at Minne,noI,.-

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 19.-Min-
nesota-Grjnnel game called off owing to
the death of ex-Gcv. Pillsbury
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Upton FAvoRs CHANGE.
Thinks Yachts Should Be More Than
Racing Machines.

CHICAGO, Oct 19-Sir Thomas Lip
ton declared himself in favor of a chang
In the construction of the challengers
and defenders of the Americas cup.
The yachts should be something mors
than mere facing machines said ST.
THOMAS: The present yachts are not
other side, the challenger would have t.
be built according to British ideas Of
stability
Sir Thomas will leave tonight for New
York.
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Dan r., g, by Tasco Jr. Gas
J3 mi Oh 1sanndersl J
Lucy May, b m Dodge
W Hss Nap ne 1fu n S,rvoai
General Agent, CHI (McGriffe)... 4 Z s
Tommy Mae Mae, lM[egCearty)........
+ Garlic NJ. hr m (tIinesl ..:.........S
cambria Maid, m e(BoyD.......-1 II 10 10
Miss Leach. big m. Estes ......... dis.
r Time. 2:121z, 2:092t 2:09.
trotting-
Sally Simpson. b. m, by j. C. simp-
son (Hutchfngs) .....................I
Dorothy Redmond, blk m (Willis)2 2
Alice Carr, blk IA (Tudson) ...3 3
May Allen, eh m tMcDonald) -. dis
Baron Belt, br g winnings .......dis
Yarrum, br g q. B. )............d dis
Time. 2:111a, 2:12115, 2:19. Sally Simpson
took first and fourth money
The Kentucky stakes trotting. 5000
Hawthorne, 70 f, by Jay Bird (TIud-
Melton. CYoung and Benyonj
Time. 2:13, 2:14 Only two starters.
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the wire So hot was the contest that Il
new track record for the distance was
set, 1:N Is, against 1:29, the previous
mark = = - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-23
It IS ACCEPTED
Mr.. Brown Takes the TeIe-
phone Franchise Granted
WICHITA TELEPHONE co.
Is The Name of the New
Institution.

Yesterday Frank Brown accepted the
telephone franchise granted him Monday
night by the city council. He announced
that the name Of the company would be
The Wichita Telephone company. In an
interview Mr. Brown said: "Of course
we are pleased to have a franchise from
the city Of Wichita, by unanimous vote
Of its city council, yet it is no more than
we might have expected, for the reason
that we have accepted the franchise
which was published less than year ago
and which had been agreed upon by the
city council as containing everything that
the city would desire.
I'VE have done better than that We
have agreed to construct six blocks more
of conduit than that franchise required
That franchise contained no maximum
rate; in our franchise we agreed to fur
nish telephones at a rate of from 20 to
80 per cent less than they are now fur
nished. We have agreed to construct a
fire alarm and police call system in the
city. Under the provisions Of our fran
chise we will build a better telephone
exchange than is now in operation in
any city in Kansas and as good as any
exchange in the country.
1--WE recognize the fac that many bust
ness men are opposed to two telephone
exchanges, but the granting of the fran
chise to US does not necessarily mean
two telephone exchanges for Wichita.
The only question that confronts the bus
aness men Of Wichita is whether they
will give their support to a telephone
company that viii give them the latest
and most approved appliances and first
class service and complies with all the
requirements imposed upon it by the city
or whether they wiz give their business
70 those who fail TO comply with the
wishes Of the duly authorized city auth
critics.
1--WE also call attention to the fact that
Wichita is the business center Of large
community; that she has territory of
her own; that in that territory only
Hutchinson, Winfield, Wellington, Ar
kansas City, Ponca City, Guthrie. Okla
homa City and FL Reno have telephone
exchanges in connection with present
Wichita phones in all Of which towns
there are big independent telephone ex-
changes; that in all the other towns Of
1000 population or more Of Wichita's ter
ritory are Independent exchanges alone,
with which Wichita is not now in connec-
ton.
with good service. the fulhTlment Of
our agreements and the realization of the
fact that our efforts viii be to make
Wichita more of a business center than
at present, we believe its citizens viii raj
y TO our support"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-23
SEASONABLE HINTS.
Guard Your Health in Fall and Early
Winter

,
Winter
A change from warm 20 cold is always
attended with moro danger than from n
cold 10 a warm temperature. hence the
greater mortality from lung and throat
diseases at this season of the year as
compared with spring.
The best protection against colds Is
not so much in extra clothing as in good
digestion
II the digestion and circulation are
good. colds VIII be unknown
Poor digestion causes poor circulation
OF the blood and when in this condition
severe colds are contracted on the slIsht-
est provocation.
People who make a regular practice OF
taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
meals are free from colds. simply because
their digestion is perfect. the heart strong
and regular. and the whole system for
tided against disease
IL requires little argument u convince
anyone shat the best safeguard AGAINST
col3s pneumonia and changes OF TEN
Perature IS a good stomach.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
mecls arc dissolved. ana ndnsHag with
the food cause it 70 be promptly digcstoG
ana assimnated: they co this because
they contain nothing but harmless dl-
gestve elements. which digest meat. oses
and other food. even when The stomach
itself IS weak and Haocid.
stuar,'s Dyspepsia Tablets make people
wa8 ANA keep them well. and the best
habiy Noa can 2cQuire is tc keep daily
use ON them at meals TO make the di-
Eestiye organs strong and vigorous.