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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
SAYS BANDIT PAL is MAD
darlington HSlduB Man Strives 10
Save His Comrade in
Crime.

BUTTE, Mont. Feb. 16-GeurEe Howard
the second train robber under arrest. made
a confession today, corrnhorHting the story
told by his partner Cole, that they were
alone concerned in the holdup OF the Bur
lingt0n train lEst Friday.
Cole pleaded for lenieDcy for Howard.
saying the latter is MOI only sick hut
insane. The robbers secured only $40
Cole viii go into court tomorrow and
plead guilty. Howard says he win also
plead guilty and viii commit suicide 81
the FIRST opportunity.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
BRYAN BOASTS CONSISTENCY
TeEls New York Union he Cannot
Escape from Political
work.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Mhny women were
present 10 hear William Jennings Bryan
speak before the Womans Democratic
club in Brooklyn TINS afternoon.
Among other things Mr.. Bryan said;
] am just as much interested in public
affairs ever, but ! am not 3 candidate
for president or any other offlce.
] regard the obligations that rest 1pon
the private citizen imperative as those
imposed upon the public offiLial
] have felt that ] can no more escape
from the work that ] am nov trying to
do than q man II the peritentiary can
escape the work imposed on him.
] am not going 70 change my views on
public questions Hnd ] am Etin prepared
10 give reasons for my faith.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
oseooD OPPOSES LABOR LAW
Tells Colorado LeEfsIHrUre EiEht-Hour
stHtute WOuId BE Hard
ON Men.

DENVER. Feb ls.-Juhn c. OsEo0d
chairman Of The Colorado Fusl and Iron
compsny. appeared before The committee
on mines and mining q The lower house OF
the Colorado Legislature today 10 oppose
rado.
would force the Colorndo Fuel COMPANY.
which had SO goo 900 invested and employed
1900 men 10 cuI wages. increase the
product Of ibs company o. shui down per
mEnently.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
CAR MEN VOTE ON STRIKE
Chicago Traction Employees Poll
while Company OnerE Arbi-
traItsn.

CHICAGO, Feb. ls-MEnRger Robert
McCuIIoch on behalf Of the Chicago City
Railway company has sent letter 10
Chairman SslfridEe Of the Chicago Board
Of Arbitration, Offering 10 submit all the
contentious Of the union men employed by
the company 20 the board for adjudication.
The train service men and cable EpnosrE
Of the system today began taking a vote
for OF against q strike. The general view
Of the men is that the proposition 10 strike
win be carried by 9 large majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
BROOKS RELEASED FROM JAIL
Principal Of q Chicago school Becomes
Involved in Contempt of Court
Proceedings

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-ChErles ]. Brooks,
principal Of the Shields school Was re-
leased from custody TO-DAY by Judge Brsn-
tsno on the ground thai Judge Creighton
OF Springfield did not have jurisdiction IN
the case.
Brooks has been IN sEnEEmCu county
jal on an order OF contempt issued hy
Judge Creighton. The EFFORT no secure his
freedom is an incident growing out OF the
hEht between Brooks and his parents for
The custody OF Florence Brooks, the daugh-
ter OF the principal
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
ENTIRE TRAN IS DERAtEB
rive Passengers Injured. None Fatally
in n wreck On frisco
Road.

PITTSBURG, Kan, Feb. 1s.-'Frisco local
passenger train No. 157. northbound. was
wrecked at the GirRrd & Joplin junction
east Of Pittsburg late last nig-1.
The entire train was derRiled and five
passengers were injured, none, 1t is be-
lieved, fatally.
The names Of the injured all OF whom
are from Pittsburg follow:
James Bridges, back sprained and inter
nRlly injured.
DR.. J. ". Porter, knee dislocsted.
Harry Bousheld, member Of the national
board of mine workers, leg bruised and
head cut.
James Turker. head cut
J. B McNaughton, badly cut and bruised
about head.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
CHICAGO THUGS LOSE NO TINE
steal $1,000 An Gems from MerehHnt
EOt Ten Minutes IN
CITY.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16-NEthan DorAE a
diamond broker Of Philadelphia Was rob
bed Of 1000 worth Of diamonds within
ten minutes after his arrival from Gin
cinnHti today.
He boarded q car, rode half & dozen blocks
End was relieved OF his wallet while being
jostled In the crowd.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
Prepare 10 Open Parliament.

LONDON. Feb. ls This being the eve
Of the reopening Of Parliament, Mr. Bal
four. the duke Of Devonshire and other
party leaders gave their customary pRrliH-
mentRTy dinners tonight, when the kings
speech was read Informally. The duchess
OF DevOnEhire held . brilliant reception
aftRrwRrd at Devonshire house, 10 which
all political, diplomatic and social London
rpuaired
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
WABASH FlRERER WIN OUT
Ramsey Grants ChHREes an RuIes
which Were DemHnded ny
Empl0Ees

ST Louis. Feb l6.-An agreement was
reached today between PresidsEt Ramsey
and The COMMITTEES representing the WRb-
ash hrsmsn- II iE stated that the demands
Of the committee FOR a change IN the class
ihohriun Of engines and certain rules we're
granted
The dsmEnds of the hHemen did not in
clnds a demand for increased wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
NAMES OMAHA WAFER BOARD
Governor Appoints Barton, Barlow, oongaun
khbmey, Boyd and oOad
DEMOCRATS ARE or THE GOLDEN SORT
Terms of one Republican and One
Democrat Are 20 Expire in Janu-
ary Every Tive Years AFTER
Appointment.

Governor Mickey yesterday at Lincoln
appointed the members Of the Omaha water
works board. under the provisions o. the
Howell bill. which recently became a Law.
The Rppuintees are: GUY {. Barton and
7. J. MRhonsv. for the term expiring in
January. 1905 Milton 7 Barlow and James
z. Boyd. for the term expiring January
1907; Isaac Z. ConEdon and John y. CoRd,
for the term expiring January, 1909. The re-
publicHns on the board are CunEdun. Bar
low and Barton and the others are dem
ocrats All terms viii expire on the FIRST
Tuesday after the first Monday uf the years
Indicated
The selections Of the governor 20 far as
the republicans are concerned. constitute
Hn acceptance NJ The names presented 10
him by the Douglas delegation but the
democrats he has named have been chosen
outside Of the list made up by be leEislR-
tive members, who assumed to dictate the
entire board and had named them out OF
line with the democratic organization. The
Rppointees are known chiefly bs gold dem
oCrHts.
Speaking Of the personnel of the board.
Senator Howell said last night: The
Douglas delegation recommended the Bp-
pointment OF Henry W Yates. W. A. Pax
3 Ahu huu Autlu MhfIlD lUi Inv llattH gwen
TO the democrats, but ! guess the governor
knew who he wanted ana did NOT consider
the recommendation Of the delegation"
While Senator Howell is saying little
his demeanor indicates that he is much
I chRgrined over the action Of the governor
who the APp0fntees Are.
/ Guy C. Barton iE q capitalist, formerly
/ interested in the Omaha smeltinE works
( the Omaha National bank and the OmRhE
| & Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge com
I pany, TO say nothing Of numerous invest
nents in and ou Of Nebraska. Isaac Z
Congdon is q well known attorney. WI
Offices in the First National bank building
and was at one time prominently mentionre
/ for the position OF city attorney. Miltor
/ T. Barlow is president Of the United States
/ National bank. James Z. Boyd is former
/ governor, the proprietor Of Boyd's theRtei
and until recently in the grain commission
{ business T. J. Mahoney served once az
county attorney and has been identified
! with The Municipal lesEue. Representative
/ Kennedy Offices with Mr.. MshOney- JohI
/ r Coad is also a capitalist interested il
/ the United States National bank and on'
/ of the South Omaha banks with invest.
ments in cattle and town and country prop
| erty.
Under the law the board cannot meet Il
organize before the hrst Wednesday il
March.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
GoNDoLAS STICK IN THE MUD
Tide Flows seawErd and Takes with
a. water I'm Venice
Canals.

VENICE. Feb 16-An extraordinary
happening has been amazing the VeneriRns
for the last two days.
When the tide ebbed the water flowed
seward with such speed and volume that
al canals OF the city, including the Grand
canal, were drained almost dry.
The foundations Of palaces and houses
were exposed and EondolAs and steamers
stuck in the mud, where dhey remained
until the next tide.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
THIEVES LIFT FAMILY PLATE
EBter Coal BarOn'E PhfaAdeIBhta
Home. EsespinE $1,000
Richer.

PHILADELPHIA. Fen 1.-THE resi-
denee Of william C. Bullitt, a coal opsrAtnT
in the PocahontEs heldE, was entered last
night By burglars. who carried OF the
family plate valued a. 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
JAILED TAX FWER BAlLEE
Oaptnin Williams seeks New Trial
and Goes Free TIN Arguments
Are Heard.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-csptEin Edward VII
nams was today released on bonds o. s. 600
pending a motion for q new trial
Since his conviction Of completely in the
Masonic Temple TAI frauds he has remained
in charge Of 4 deputy Al a downtown hotel
althSuEh sentenced TO san. The motion
for q new trial viii be heard shortly.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17

DRESDEN. sRxony, Feb. l6.-The con-
dition Of Prince Christian Of Saxony sec
ond SOD Of the crown prince. who has been
i'll for some time, has become serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
CATTLE AND SHEEP DYING
WintrF mIasts Slay Live stock Weak
ened by Prolonged snoyr
Storms.

NORFOLK. Neh.. Feb. 1s.-fspecial Tele-
grant, government Thermometer last
night registered Is degrees below zero, the
coolest we have had here this winter
SCHUYLER. Neb,. Feb. IL Special. -
The most persistent cold weather OF the
season has prevailed during the last week
and has been the most complained OF Of
any during the winter. The mercury has been
getting lower gradually until this morn
ing 10 degrees below zero was registered.
A redeeminE feature has been the lack OF
wind
states Freese UR.
RAwLNs. Wyo. Fsb. 1.-THE loss 20
Eheep on the Red desert where 500 900
Craze. VIII be heavy as the result Of the In
tense cold The weather is nov modsrst-
ing. hut the continuation OF the storm for
ak or seven DAYS has weakened the sheep
until deaths are Of hourly occurrence.
The weather is the uoldss1 which has been
experienced tur many years. Al Medicine
Bow, IN the oeulsr Of the vast sheep grow
Ing country, the temperature registered
from q TO e. degrees below zero for four
nights
In the sncampmsut country Il has fallen
10 40 below and al mining operations have
ceased. The fRl Of snow IN the mountains
averages from twenty 10 sixty feet and
many small mining camps win be snow -
bound for weeks
In spite OF The storm the Union Pacific. by
extraordinary efforts, has kept its line clear
slthough an passenger trains are running
hours behind time A sr0rs OF snow pl0v
are working dhy and nighI from Chsysnns
90 Ogden.
Cheyenne Tells nae story.
CHEYENNE, Wye. Feb 16-RepOrtE
from nearly every section In Wyoming show
ths weather throughout the state 20 be
Intensely cold.
stock On the ranges, especially that
which started the winter IN poor condition.
"a suffering severely ana heavy losses are
predicted The open country Is covered
foou1inuea On Tbire P.Es1
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
COAL FAMINE CLOSES COLLEGE
Southern Illinois Normal University
Shuts Down when Fuel
Gives OBt.
CARBONDALE.

CARBONDALE. III. Feb. 1S-The
sou'hern Illinois Norma university wAE
clused temporarily TO-DAY, owing 10 the
scarcity o. coal.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17

Al New YDrk-AHived; LAquitzins
from HHvre.
Al Plym0uth-Arrived: Bluchsr. from
New York.
Al QuesnstOVn-Arrired SHZOnis- from
New YORK
Al s0uthamptoD-Arrived iceland. from
New YORK
AT LundOu-ArriVed: Tyson, from Ia
coma via Victoria Y0kehRma- SiuEH pore
ana Naples
Al TokOhEma-Sailed. PAX Ling from
Liverpool, etc, via Hong Kong. Tor Ia
c0rnA Gnc seattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
Pro aspects Are, However, II VIII Be Hsld in
Committee for Some Days.
ELEVATOR WEN ARE GIVEN A HEARING
Legislative Committee Fires Some Deudsdly
TE-1 Remarks al Them
NEW UDIuu APPoEnONMtET BILL
Provides for DropptnE -Four JudEes
from the List. One of which
is IN the Omaha
District.
rrrnm q star CorresnnnaentD

LINCOLN. Feh. Special AT last
the revenue bill IS completed. Al least q
is completed by the subcommittee thai wHE
appointed ny the joint committee for the
purpose Of compiling the measure The
subcommittee turned the bill over 10 the
large committee tonight and tomorrow all
the Tentlemen-those Of the sub and main
committeeR-meet TO discuss the work that
has been done. il is not believed the hill
win undergo many il any material changes
at the HANDS OF the main committee. Yet
il does not look Rs II the measure would
be introduced FOR some DAYS. some uf
the members say they want ample lime In
which 10 study the product Of their lRburr
before finally launching IL on ths uncsr-
tain voyage OF the Legislature. Douglas OF
Rock today remarked that be would like
to spend three or four days in reviewing
the bill
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17

Despite the fact that there was no SNOW
and not q great denl Of wind in the middle
west Sunday and Sunday night. all trains
about this part OF the country were delayed
by the cold. The low temperature alone
was SUFFICIENT 20 make service late In all
directions. regardless OF the course Of The
wind Sunday night was the coolest Of the
year SO far, and though there we're no
tuRl obstructionH TO rolling stock, the ex-
treme frigity 80 crippled the motive power
that the result was quite as serious in max
ing trains late ar was The blizzard and
EnUwstorm Of ten Gays ago.
Boilers were cooled 10 an alarming ex-
tent, despite the most heroic efforts TO
Keep them up 10 the bsst required for
schedule speed. The temperature proved
itself master Of the hrebox and engine
crews simply had TO give NJ and get over
The ruRd the best they could. The rails
were frosted worse than any previous time
Tins winter and that was another great
drawback to trafBc. HRd there been a bad
wind or snow with the unusual cold the de-
Iays would have been far more extensive.
BurIinE1on Trains on
Burlington trains were not very badly of
'chedule. but ali were late. No. (. which
makes up al Lincoln, lost thirty minutes
IN making the shurt run to Omaha. though
n left Lincoln on time. Trains from the
east were both an hour late. These from
the west were somewhat behind.
Union Pacific trains were many hours
late frem the west. Those due Sunday night
came in Monday morning. Northwestern
trains from the east were also late. No. /.
the Overland Limited. being an hour and a
half behind yesterday morning. and No IL
being an hour late.
with the other roads il was much the
eAme. The Illinois Central train from Chi
cage. due here al SOS in the morning. was
an hour late. and the Chicago. Milwaukee
= ST. Paul train was late. The Wabash
rom ST. Louis. due here at $50 q. m. was
three hours late, while the Missouri Pa
ifo from Kansas City was an hour behind.
wide RsnEe I'm Temperature.
According 10 the reports received by the
local weather forecRster q most peculiar
condition prevailed over the United States
Bt the time the observations were taken
yesterday and the Temperature OF the
country showed q range Of ia degrees. A.
degrees below al Williston. n. D., and :.
degrees above at New Orleans. Another
remarkable variation was from 30 degrees
al Shreveport La, with rain and snow. u
72 degrees al New Orleans Down at Yuma
considered the hottest point in the United
States, the temperature got down 10 de-
grees above the freezing point. while al
Amarillo. Tex. the lowest was degrees
below zero. and al Dodge City. Kan. II
below. Omaha, Denver. Des Moines. Rapid
City ana North Platte each showed a mini
mum uf 10 degrees below zero.
This colo wealthy is generally unaccnm-
panied by other unpleasant conditions and
no high wind nor precipitation is reported
from the places showing extremely lov
temperature.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17

This lee senator Brady 70 remark thEt It
was strange the elevator men would a.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER


Forecast for Nehrusla-FBir. Not 50 Cold
Tuesday and Possibly wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
TRAINS ARE DELAYED

TRAINS ARE DELAYED
Low Temperature Intsrisrst with Passenger
and Freight Trbfio
DIFFICULT TO MAKE ENGINES sTtkE
None Of the Roads Able to Bring in Their
Trans un Tine
DELAY FROM FEW MINUTES TO HOURS
Gold Weather il the Rule All Over the
Western Country.
SNOW A HANDICAP m SOME SECTIONS
Reports FROM the Range Country that
stock is Suffering and Losses,
Especially Of sheep, Are
Heavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
cheyenne Tells haa ssory.

toOurinuea On Third RHss9
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17

to0ntinusa On Second RAgs)
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-09
4 Model Fireman

Mike OHagan had never been a sue
cess. He had been discharged from
the service of bus company for al
lowing his bus TO be smashed by n
tramcar and from the service of a
tram company for humping into car
rlase
finally, however, he landed I'm the
nfe brigade, ana all his friends ex-
pccted that he was settled for life.
re Was not, however, for In less than
month he was again looking for a
job.
''IIow did It happen. TimY said
Mixes friend Pat 10 Mikes brother
Tim.
"Oi'll tell ye. me bhoy," replied the
iatfen "Shure, there came a foire, an
Molke he wint. An whin he got there
there was a man on the top Oy a blaz-
n' hpildin scr'amin' for help. 'What'H
o. do at alp says he. 'Hould on, says
Molke, an he t'rows him a rope. Tie
Y round yer neck, says he"
And what did Mike do tben?"
He pulled him downP-London An
sWcra
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-09
THE ELUSIVE POLE.

TO actually reach She pole would
give an explorer enduring fame. but
the world would be very little better
or because OF that fcat,-Troy Times.
The north pole stil stands I'm It's
primeval icehelds, laughing at the eff
forls Of man TO reach IL. Doubtless
those efforts will be successful some
day. and nationnl pride leads TO the
hope that the man who makes the sue.
cessfuI dash will be an American. -
Pittsburg Gazette.
From Peary himself we have the
word that there Is no northwest pas
sage round the pole and no sea Of eter-
nal Ice in the same locality. There is
plenty Of ice And plenty OF water, but
neither Is available for any practical
purpose. This being the case. why
sacrifice any more lives in pursuit or
the useless2 Nothing can be done with
Il even when IL has been found.-Phil-
ndelphla Inquirer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-09
A TASTE
OF GENUINE
COMEDY
Is Promised In "The Wrong
Mr.. Wright"
Performance at the Grand
Opera House Tonight

1t is not often that the theatergoers
of this city are favored with visits
from artists of the standing of Mr..
Harry Beresford, therefore, when the
announcement is made that that ia.
vorite player will enact special en-.
gagement in this city, at the Grand
Opera House tonight, and that he will
be seen in a most charming play, the
interest among the votaries of the
theater no doubt will assume great
proportions. The piece with which
the clever comedian will regale us is
George II. Broadhurst's most delight.
full comedy, "The Wrong Mr.. Wright"
In no play among the whole gamut of
comedies could this actor find greater
opportunity for display of his versa.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-09
Nzl<E-2eZzzaoye,

Trois Mousquetaiyes," and as the
dashing GIL de Berault in Under the
Red Robe" Gilmore made pro.
nounced success. The part OF Glen.
ent Parbury, in The Tyranny OF
Tears" is well calculated TO display
the great talent OF Mr. Gilmore, who
has the advantage OF a fine voice and
stage presence The company and
production are OF the best, and the
play has the advantage of novelty, in.
asmuch as it has never before been
produced in this city.
Seats on sale at box ONCE Satur.
day, January 10th, at a. m. Prices,
$3.50, 31OO, 75c, soc
Patrons who subscribed for seats
may procure them Friday by calling
at the box Office. No phone orders
VIII be taken for this attraction Fri,
day.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-09
Good Point. OF a Mule.

Rightly used. kindly treated. given
the same good care as horse. the mule
has always shown himself kind. good
tempered. willing, docile and intelligent
AOre0yer, while he has none OF the
nQlse's graceful. sympathetic ways Of
showing affection and responding to
appxeciation, the mule is capable or
seuplne devotion TO a kind master.
loih the horse and the ass have af-
tectlonate dispositions, and the only
fe4Fpn the mule does not eyince such
4 pseause nothing calls It out Jack
y moi demonstratiYe, but be does re-
Ippnd yisibly to kind treatment.
ne makes. moreover, an easy paced,
ttfeiul, kindly riding animal when well
|tfated. Taken altogether, he is a use
fpl Intelligent much enduring, little
appreciated brute, whose melancholy
lQe'tiOn is that OF a dog with a bad
Ntme-his good qualities rarely men
4eed. while his bad ones are credited
a 1heir full value.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-09
N.C. RELY
RECEIVER.
legislators
Conference

The members Of the Marion county
legislative delegation held another
conference in this city yesterday.
Since all Of the members were not In
attendance the delegation did not take
final action In any Of the matters OF
committee clerkships, or the selecting
OF candidates for the various subor.
dlnate positions In the organization OF
the two houses. In fact not even the
organization Of the legislature was
discussed. The delegation has re
ceiyed from the committee OF the Ma.
rion County Bar Association the bills
that have been adopted by the asso-
citation and for the enactment OF
which the lawyers ask the services
and support OF the home delegation.
IL is understood that the delegation IA
yors most OF the measures advocated
by the bar association.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-09
SANDY Bottom cominn.

Sandy Bottom" which comes to
the Grand Opera House, Monday.
January 18th, is one OF the leading
melodramas OF modern years, which
in this day Of froth and folly
on the stage, affords theatergoers an
evenings entertainment which ap-
peals 10 all lovers OF the higher ideals
OF the dramatic art. The piece is one
OF those pastoral realisms. in which
the people portray a plain country
folk always so interesting when faith.
fully produced on the stage. Sandy
Bottom " as il viii be seen here. Is 50
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-09
HOW
TO DRINK
MILK
Why it Disagrees With Some
People

When one needs reviving stimu-
liant after exhaustion nothing can riv-
al the effects of hot milk slipped slow
ly.
Some people say they cannot di-
gest milk and these are the people
who drink it down quickly so that the
digestive acids, in playing around it,
form large curds which give trouble
before they can be absorbed.
The right way is to sip the milk in
small amounts, so that each mouthful
as 1t descends into the stomach is
surrounded by the gastric fluid, and
when the whole glassful is down the
effect is that of a spongy mass Of
curds, in and out of which the keen
gastric juices course, speedily doing
their work of turning the curd into
peptones that the tissues can take up,
To make sure of complete digestion
take one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets afterwards, as the pepsin and
dastase they contain increase the
quantity and efficiency of the gastric
juices and supply the natural diges-
tive ferments which all weak stom-
achs lack
Miss Anna Folger, professional
nurse, speaking Of the value Of
Stuarts Tablets in convalescence
says: In adult patients recovering
from sever illness and especial.
ly in children where milk dis
agrees, one or two tablets overcome
any difficulty and seem to strengthen
the stomach in a remarkable short
time. ! myself have used them daily
for years, when my own digestion has
suffered from the irregularities and
loss Of sleep consequent upon my occu.
patton.
Not only children and invalids but
professional people and others whose
meals are necessarily hurried or ir
regular will find Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets of the greatest value in keep
ing up the tone and digestive vigor OF
the stomach"
They contain the active digestive
ferments the lack of which is really
the only cause OF indigestion and
stomach troubles, and the regular
daily use of them after meals viii
probably cure any case of stomach
trouble except such as arises from
cancer or liberation.
Many druggists have said tina
they sell more Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets than all other stomach RENE
dies combined. 1871!