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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-20
Publishers Elect Officers.

The Journal of Electricity Publishing
Company held its annual meeting last
Saturday night. The following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: Pres;-
dent, George p. Low; vice president J. H
Shawhan; secretary and treasurer. r. i.
Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-20
Spanish War Veterans

The first convention Of delegates from
the camps Of Spanish-American War Vet
Grams CT the Department Of CaIifornss
viii be held in the First Regiment armorT
at Page and Cough streets on the evenine
Of the 3Oth inst
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-20

fine quality OF whisky is like fine QUALITY
of anything else. 1t costs a little more b,,,
nothing is too good for us Americans Insist
on having Jesse Moore Whisky
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-20

tered >the jewelry establishment OF E.. L.
Munich last nigh, and carried away goods
valued at $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-20
ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDREN.

For Group and Infantile coughs contains no
narcotics or stupefying drugs. 25c Soc Drug
gistE.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-20
MONEY FOR A CANAL.

Royal Worcester Corsets. style 446, at 75c.
Chester F. Wright. Geary ST.. upstairs.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-20

NE Of the most obstinate fires the
department has had to fight In
several years broke out In the
basement of the old Blythe build
inrs corner of Grant avenue and
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16

vintergatans poler visa alltsa att uni
versum ar langt mer utstrackt | rikt-
ming af v~intergatans plan an | riktning
af less poler, EFT resultat, hvartill mar
for lange sedan kommit, afven genom
Herschels och Strives undersoknin-
gar. bet ar icke sannolikt att nagon
af dessa teorier representerar natu-
rens fenomen fullkomligt; men imam
| vi kunna f5rkasta de existerande teo-
| rierna, bora vi utstracka vara fotogra-
flska iakttagelser till hela vintergatan
och studera Diet material, som salunda
WINES.
Professor E. E. Barnard, som fran
1887 till 1896 var anstalld vid Lick
obseryatoriet och nu ar direkt6r for
Yerkesobservatoriet, forsokte ~fotogra-
fera v~intergatan med tillhjalp af en-
p~ortrattlins med kort focus och stor-
vinklig 6ppning. Pa delta satt tog
han bilder af vintergatan med dess
hundra ~tusentals stjarnor.
Genom outtr0ttligt arbete lyckades
Diet Barnard att for forsta gangen af-
bilda vi~ntergatans egendomliga dunst-
fiackar | Scorpius, Ophiuchus, Scutum,
Sobieski. Aquila, Cygnus, Cepheus,
Andromeda, Perseus och Monoceros.
En- storartad anblick utbreder sig har
for 0gat! Millioner pa millioner star
nor / olika grenar och str5pmar, ALT
inyafdt l t6cken och Diet hela ordnadt
/ form af moln. stundom med tata
syarmar. stundom med morka strim-
NOR, som visa nastan f~ullstandig brist
pa stjarnor.
Fran universums ordnande 6fverga
vi till att betrakta fix~stjarnornas az
stand.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16

%yarmekallor. De temperatures, som
forekomma | stjarnorna, kunna vi val
icke uppna. Men man har dock hum
nit EFT stycke pa yag. Solens tempe
ratur har pa spektroskopisk vag be-
stamts till sex a stu tusen grader, icke
mer; den elektriska ljusbagen oliver
mellan tire och fyra tusen.
Med koleldning kan nan uppna tenn
peraturer af Diver 100 grader, t. ex.
/ masugnarna. Perrots ugn for gas
lemnar 1900 grader. Knallgaslagan.
som elies anses for att vara den KRAFT
tigaste af ALA brinnande varmekallor,
lar dock vara jamf0rlig med masugnen
i fraga ON hetta. Den ger omkring
1000 grader, en- temperatur som ar
|tillracklig for att smalta platinametal-
lerna.
VIII man ga annu langre, kan man
begagna sig af Diet af Goldschmidt upp-
funna "aluminotermiska" forfarings-
sattet, med hvilket temperatures at
omkring 5000 grader latt kunna upp-
mas. En- blandning af aluminiumpul-
yer med jarnoxid antandes med hjalp
at en- sarskild tandsats. Aluminium
f~0rbrinner hastigt till lerjord, | Diet
~jarnoxiden far besta syret. Jarnet
blir fritz. Efter reaktionen far mar
saledes en- massa, som bestar at iva
lager: underst smalt jarn med ofvan-
namda h0ga temperatur, der ofvanpa
smalt lerjord (korund). Afven andra
metaIIer an jarn, t. *. mangan, kunna
reduceras UT sina oxider och smaltas
pa Stamina satt.
Man kanner blot en- enda annu
kraftigare varmekalla, och Diet ar den
elektriska ljusbagen. Models denna
ar Diet mojIigt att ma till den punkt,
der kolet afdunstar. Delta skier vid
en- temperatur, som ligger mellan 5000
och 1000 grader. / de s. k. elektriska
ugnarna riktas ljusbagen med hjalp at
magneter etc. pa den kropp, som skall
upphettas. Den forwards | karl AT
brand kalk. Vid delta experiment
uppstar en- sa stark lju~sutveckling att
0gonen pa den experimenterande ma
ste skyddas genom fargadt glas.
Vid dessa h0ga temperatures ar den
kemiska verksamheten sardeles egen-
domlig. Manga amnen, som vid vanlig
temperatur arc mycket stabila fore
ningar, t. ex. ~vatten, ga der sender l
sina urbestandsdelar. Till och med
molekylerna saliva kunna icke halla
ihop, utan splittras i sina atomer. Det-
ia har bevisats for jod och brom och
CALLER sannolikt for ALA grundamnen.
A andra sidan forenas vid h0gre tenn
peratur manga amnen, som vid lagre
temperatur ega b~enagenhet for att
skilja sig fran hvarandra.
Gilbert.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16

bet skordas alltid nagonstades pa
jorden under hela aret, pastar en- en-
gelsk tidning. | Januari skara nyzee-
landarne och argentinarne slit hvete, I
Februari och Mars vestindierna och
egyptierna. / April sk6rdar man som
bast pa Cypern, / Mindre Asien, Per-
sien och pa Cuba. l Maj kommer ord
ningen till Kina och Japan, under Diet
att Juni och JUL arc ~Sydeuropas och
sydstaternas / America s~k0rdemana-
der. l August uppenbara sig skordar-
ne pa Storbritanniens akrar, och i
September och October hviner lien i
Sverige cob Norge. / Peru och sgd
afrika mognar saden | November. Dc
cember tyckes CORA EFT streck | rak-
ningen; atminstone har icke den en-
gelska tidningen att f0rmala ON ma
gon sk0rd / denna manad.
En- af de reformer, som for 0gon-
blicket sta pa dagordningen | de olika
landernas p~oststyrelsen, ar fragan om
EFT s, k. International frimarke, d. v.
s.. EFT som skulle vaIa 1ika och gala
ofver hela den civiliserade verlden.
Fragan ar icke ny. Flera ganger har
den varit under demanding, bland an.
nat pa de stora postkongresserna /
Paris 1891 och | Washington 1897.
Ala voro ense ON Diet f0rdelaktiga i
an sadan reform, men stora praktiska
svarigheter sta / wagon for dess utfo-
rande. Hur skola t. ex de summon,
som infyta for forsaljningen at fri.
markena, fordelas? ON denna svarig-
het later sig 0~fvervinna, sasom val
kan tankas, komma de olika hinder
mas olilka myntsystem att erbjuda sva-
ra hinder. Dessutom maste en- inter-
n%atlonel lag angaende forfalskning az
sadana frimarken inforas, och delta
blefve s%jalfklart nog zen lang vaf att
bleka."
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16

Fragan liz hur man skall f0rhalla sig
gentemot saiana personer. Tyvarr So
ker mar endast ytterst sallan lakare,
utan f6raldrar, slagt och winner s0ka
pa egen hand kurera ''patienten." Re-
sultatet dr. ofta ganska daligt. Att for
l6jliga en- inb~illningssjuk torde ia
fall vara lampligt; | de fiesta DR. Diet
grundfalskt och horde derf0r alldeles
icke f0rekomma. L0je astadkommer
endast att vederborande blir skygg,
angslig och sluten; han lider da annu
mer at sin inbillning. Mycket rikti-
care Dir Diet att ga med pa sadana STU
kas ber&ttelser, h6ra pa dem och ON
mojligt gifva deras egen resonne-
mangsformaga en- sadan riktning att
de komma fran sina ~fantasier. Ju all.
yarligare man talar med en- ~inbillnings.
sjuk ON hans tillstand, desto Store
blir hans f0rtroende och desto forr
lyckas man "a bort inbillningen. Det-
ia CALLER framf0r ALT ON barna- och
ungdomsaldern, da hanet brukar YER
ka mycket skadligare an eljes. Under
yissa omstandigheter kan l~akarehjalp
beh6fvas. Emellertid arc inbillnings-
sjuka alltid att beklaga, f6rtjana all
omsorg vid behandlingen och bora
visst icke goras till foremal for han
och forl0jligande."
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16
~sTJ2RNoRNAs TKTHET.

Sedan Herschels It'd har William
Strive, den ber0mde iakttagaren at
dubbelstjarnorna, varit en- at hufvud-
idkarna af den vetenskapsgren, som
behandIar unfversums byggnad. Hans
slutsatser med hansyn till stjarnornas
fo%rdelning i rummet arc hufvudsakli-
gen grundade pa antalet af stjarnor
af de olika storlekar, som iakttogos
af Bessel / en- ION, SON strackte sig
Is grader pa bada sidor ON e%qvatorn.
Strive gick tillvaga efter metoder, lik-
nande Herschels, men uppnadde en-
del resultat af vasentlfgt olika karak-
tar. Han fam att. ON man blot Ia
ger hansyn till stjarnor ~ljusare an
femte storleken, arc de icke tatare ]
vintergatan an annorstades. Stjarnor
af sjatte storleken arc jamf0relsevis
litet tatare, stjarnor af sjunde storle-
ken annu tatare o. s. ", och som re-
sultat kom han till att mycket sma
stjarnor arc ytterst tata / vintergatan.
Men medan stjarnornas tathet ar stor
/ narheten af dess midi och blir tun-
mare och tunnare ALT efter som man
a~fagsnar sig fran denna, sa firms Diet
ingen bestamd grams for klotmassans
skifya; denna f0rsvinner deremot sd
smaningom. Ell heller arc ~stjarnorna
i midtre delen lika fordelade; / nagra
regioner arc de manga ganger tatare
an i andra. Pa grund at sannolik skill
mad i inre klarhet ar Diet annu Aide
les omojligt att saga, ON ALA de sma
stjarnor, som / stort antal uppfylia
yintergatan, i v~erkligheten arc mycket
afagsna eller ON de arc svagare och
mindre an stjarnor / allmanhet och
saledes befinna sig inom stjarnsyste-
NETS yttergranser.
Den vigtigaste nya undersokningen
af stjarnornas f0rdelning i vinterga-
tan har foretagits af professor Sell
ger, direkt0r for o~bservatoriet i Mum
CuSu. Len lIdLuSldSuuS mdJeuldLlhGTn,
hvars arbeten omfatta sa godt som
ALA falt inom astronomer, har begag-
nat sig af nastan ALA de iakttagelser,
som samlats | Diet 1879 a~rhundradet.
Han indelar hela hfmlasfaren / 9 20
ner pa 20 grader h~yardera, ALA paral-
leila med vintergatans midtplan, och
uppstaller saledes A zoner pa hvarje
sida; zonerna nara pollen arc natur-
ligtyis mycket inskrankta till omf&n-
get, medan den ena ~centralzonen inne-
fattar v~intergatans omkrets. Genom
att unders0ka de tundra ~tusentals
stjarnor, som blifvit katalogiserade,
finer han tai, SON representera deras
tathet i de olika straken; dessa tai
arc; 27s, 30S, 354. 532, S17, COZ, 81,
s21, 314. TItheten S17 | midtzonen,
5s2 och 6o7 \de iva zoner, som ligga
narmast v~int.tgatan, och den mark
bara likheten mellan zonerna narmare
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16

nabbar. Men mar ''fodringsfackarna"
lysa fogein till notes ! morkret, dr.
ungarnas matande 81 f6renadt med ma
gon svarighet.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07

Some of the New Iberia politi-
clans were here this week to look
after the political situation, and
from what we can understand,
Iberia parish would be satisfied
with the two Senators. And also
the Judge and District Attorney.
Iberia and New Iberia may have
slick politicians. but they are moi
in it, at all, because if we have
sized the situation right, Iberia
will not have any Senator, at all
Lafayette will take one and st.
Martin will take the other. New
Iberia will try to monopolize the
Judge and District Attorney. We
are not certain they will even get
that, we might let them have the
District Attorney if we are in
good humor when we make the
distribution of Offices. If they be
good and keep quiet.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07

We learn that one of our politi-
clans of the Rees faction received
a letter from leading member of
the State Executive Committee,
telling him frankly that fraud at
the primary election was a Gala
nifty to the party, but their was
no redress. This about seals the
fate of that faction, and they
might as we'll throw up the sponge.
But, we must disagree with the
member of the Executive Com
mittee, it is not calamity to the
party, it is a calamity to only half
of the party, and real good bles-
sing to the other half. This piece
of news should be good warning
for the candidates in other parish
es, and if they have chance, they
had better use some calamity on
their opponents.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07

We learn that Iberia parish and
New Iberia had repealed the high
license liquor law, and some of
our people seem to think that we
will suffer from that, in adopting
the high license. We believe this
will not be the result, we believe
Iberia parish will suffer if grog
shops are opened on the parish IL
mits as all the disorders that grow
out of too much whiskey will be
in that parish, which will be q re-
lief for US. What caused the peo-
pie of the fifth ward to favor high
license was simply too many shops
due to high license in st. Landry.
Our action might force Iberia pa
IRISH to raise the license for self
protection against too many bois-
FERROUS grog shops in the parish
on the line of st. Martin. We
will certainly not object to that
kind of competition.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07
Not a Sick Day Since.

II was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. l tried all sorts
of medicines, none of which re-
ieved me. One day I saw an ad.
of your Electric Bitters and deter
mined to try that. After taking q
few doses l felt relieved, and soon
thereafter was entirely cured, and
have not seen q sick day since.
Neighbors of mine have been cur
ed of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lii
YER and Kidney troubles and Gen
eral Debility" This is what B.
F. Bass, of Fremont, N. G. writes.
Only Soc, at T. j. Liable drugstore.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07
State Of Ohio. City OF Toledo, I
Lucas ,Co0ntN IS

FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that
he is senior partner Of the firm Of F. j.
CHENEY & 20. doing business In the
City Of Toledo. County and State afore.
said, and that said 6rm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and svsrv easa Of CATARRH that cannot
Be cured BY the ose of HALLS CATARH
CURE. FRANK ]. CHENEY
Sworn to befere me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9Th day of December
A. D. 1903.
(~) A. W. GLEASON.
YsEAL( Notary Public.
Halls Cstarsh Cure IL taken internal
~, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O
Sold BY Druggist. 76c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07
Smart Set Is Scored.
A Chicago dispatch says:

A Chicago dispatch says:
Mrs. Robert j. Burdette of Los
Angeles. CAL, has made a scathing
arraignment of the "Four Hun
dred" class in an address deliver
ed before q local women's club.
/. 1.-THE "smkrt set" is nothing but
an excrescehce on real society,""
said Mrs. Burdette. She declared
that no such aggregation could
ever be other than an insignificant
factor in the life of q great nation.
"When asked to consider the
society woman" said Mrs. Bur-
dette, as "a large proportion ofthe
over-thougbtful will Immediately
hang on the eye-line of their men,
tai picture gallery the portrait of
a chsmeleon-like creature that baf-
Aes recognition as she reflects the
horse show, the bslfroom, the
street, the banquet hail. the bou-
doir. the automobile. q creature
who is all things to all men and
nothing to any man.
"She is d creature whose fsvo-
rite companions of what is called
the sterner sex are insipid and
brainless creatures, who are call
ed men only because they are not
women. She is q woman whose
whole life is one of questionable
gaiety, who smokes at dinners with
men and who drinks rather too
much at times. The announce
ment of her engagement brings q
smile With the uplifted eyebrow
and her divorce suit is accepted as
a matter Of course"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07
Doesn't Respect Old Age.

Doesn't Respect Old Age.
It's shameful when youth fails
to show proper respect for old age,
but Just the contrary in the case OF
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
cut off maladies no matter how
severe and irrespective of old age.
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Con-
stipstion all yield to this perfect
Pill. Csc, at T. j. Liable drug
store.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07
SATURDAY, Nov. :, 1903.
HIGH LICENSE.

The police jury at its meeting
Monday, has passed an ordinance
raising the liquor license to one
Thousand dollars, same amount
previously adopted by st. Martin
willie and Breaux Bridge.
A few years past high license in
s.his parish was considered an i'm
accessibility, and our politicians Of
.either faction were afraid to dis
.cuss the matter at all, because
Vthey thought Il was unpopular
with the masses and would prove
disastrous to their political aspira-
rtiOns.
Mr.. Robert Martin thought the
contrary, he was of opinion that
the liquor privileges we're grossly
ABUSED, especially in the country
districts, where those who abused
of strong drinks were unchecked
iby police restriction. and he fully
understood the condition existing
rthst the best elements of those
districts were suffering by the
easy dispensing Of liquors at'every
scross road shop in the parish, and
particularly in the eth ward of
this. parish, where, on account of
high license in St. Landry parish,
.some twenty shops are dealing in
drinks; and he earnestly began to
advocate high license, and urged
with the councils of Breaux Bridge
and st. Martinville and the police
Jury. until now we have high IL
scense in the entire parish.
We are not very familiar with
the conditions in the parish, but
we have interviewed many citi-
.zens in almost every ward, and
generally they are IN favor'of high
license.
What effect the high license will
have on the business of those
who deal in liquor, We cannot say,
bat We srs Of opinion that many
of tho store selling liquor in St.
Martinville are not benefited by
it, as We are certain that the good
groceries not selling liquors are
doing the best business.
We are Of opinion that all the
money that was wasted in drinks
and gambling in the country shops
will find its way IN the stores; it
will not affect the good stores in
the country, those who are deal
ing in the necessaries Of life, but
it will surely close ell the country
drinking and gambling shops.
Those who will pay the high IL
cense will have to be protected
against the blind tigers and other
shops that are beating around the
law.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07

Mr.. Herman Holliver, the fire.
; man who was injured in the wreck
. on this branch road Thursday oil
ilast week, died at the Sanitarium
in Franklin the day after the
wreck.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-11-07

Those in need of notes with
homestead clause and mortgage
notes can get them at the Messen-
ger Office at so cents per hundred,
TO CURE A COLD IN 0ND DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money il it fails
to cure. E. W. GROVES signature is on
each box. 2kc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
Loudly Protests Against Verdict
for Damages for Libel Obtained
by Husbands Secretary.
JUDGE ORDERS HER REMOVED.
Offers to Walk Out When Usher
Approaches, and Walls as She
Leaves the Room: MY
Reputation Is Ruined"

London. March al. H. Wallace. 'for-
merly secretary of the late Sir francs
Cook. to-day obtained a verdict for s329
damages for libel against Lady Cook. bet
ter known as Tennessee Clafiin OF New
York.
The latter was charged with accusing
Wallace of conspiracy to circulate rumors
that Sir Francis died an unnatural DEATH
with the object of Matchmaking her.
On hearing the verdict Lady Cook sprans
from her seat and. waving a bundle OF pa
pers, shouted:
Lord Alverstcne, | am an American, ana
I want you to listen to me. This has cost
me thousands OF pounds, and have trust
ed myself in the hands Of an English judge
and an English jury.
Il have witnesses from America. / can
bring hundreds of witnesses. l want TO go
in the witness box myself"
Chief Justice Alverstone tried to stem the
torrent of protest and asked Lady COOK TO
leave the courtroom. but she continued TO
protest in loud tones. until the Lord CHER
Justice directed the ushers to remove her.
When an usher laid his hand on her arm,
Lady Cook shouted:
"Oh, don't pull me out. / will walk out
| ought not TO have trusted: but l am
weak woman. / have done more for Eng
land and America than any one else.
The last words heard as Lady Cook disap-
peared from the court were the vail:
My reputation Is ruined.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
weaterners in Washington.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Washington. March 3.-Representative
the Post ONCE Department IN behalf of
the establishment OF rural routes in his
district. He was assured that the Dwyer
route. which has been favorabIy reported
upon. will be put into operation May l. and
was promised that early action would be
taken on all the reports when received
Representative Nandiver Of Cape Girar-
deau. after long, but finally successful.
fight, has secured free city delivery for
last fiscal year did not quite come within
the $4,000 limit prescribed by the rules. but
as there was but a difference of 500 1t was
allowed. The order will go into effect
July l.
Representative-elect Campbell and Repre-
sentative Scott OF Kansas were callers at
the Treasury Department to-day to invite
Secretary Shaw to attend a banquet OF the
State Bankers Association of Kansas. at
Topeka, on May %. Owing to pressing busl-
ness. and with much regret, Secretary Shaw
declined the invitation.
Owing TO the Republican filibuster in the
Senate on the statehood bill the omnibus
war-claims bill, carrying with ii thousands
of dollars for the Southwest probably will
not pass this session
Professor G. W. Bruce of St Charles. Mo-.
is in the city or business with the War
Department. Professor Bruce is dean of
the ST.. Charles Military Academy which
suffered great loss during the Civil War
and which, at the last session of Congress.
was awarded damages, but the amount has
not been forthcoming. owing to a technical
ity, and 1t has fallen to the part OF Profess
sor Bruce to look into the matter
J. Beach Lane, prominent business man
or ST. Louis, Is visiting here.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
Indigestion.

Important facts have been recently
discovered which are of the greatest
value in the treatment of Diseases OF
the stomach. 1t has been experimental
ly and clinically proven in the most in
fallible way that in grave disturbances
of the digestive functions of the stom-
ach the intestines would do the work
instead. 1t has also been developed in
an equally positive manner that a
starvation Diet will not produce a
cure in cases of stomach Irregularities.
Loss of strength and weight in the
dyspeptic patient is caused by the
stomach failing to put the food to
proper use. 1t is. therefore. absolutely
necessary to apply only an effective
remedy which would promote digestion
by increasing the supply of natures
digestive fluids. This is accomplished
by the use of Eupepsia Tablets. sold by
druggists under an absolute guarantee
TO give immediate relief and per-
manently cure stomach irregularities,
indigestion and dyspepsia.