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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
BIG LOSS BY RIPR

NEW YORK. Feb 21-Fire today in
the factory Of Philip Hano & Co.. manu-
facturrrs Of manifold books. etc.. cans
II loss of one nundred thousand dol
lars. Frozen nydrants aindered tle fire
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
CAR TO BROAD OAKS.

The street car over ths Broad Oaks
extension began running Tuesday morn
ing for the first time. 1t comes on
Main street a. far as Third, where con
nection is made wita The depot car and
runs every 20 minutes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
SIXTY YEAR
SENTENCE
IMPOSED UPON MAJOR CARING
TON FOR FALSIFYING voUcH-
ERs OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MANILA. p. l., Feb. 2l-Major Car
rinston. convicted Of falsifying eouca-
ers Of the civil government to the
amount of $500, was today sentenced
TO IL years and one day each or five
counts. The case will be appealed per-
haps. to the supreme court Of tae United
States.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
SAMUEL RANDOLPH DEAD.

samuel Randolph, aged es years. was
buried at Salem Monday afternoon in
the s.venta Day Baptist cemetery, H
died Sunday. He is survived BY tine
widow AMI two children. He was well
known citizen Of Salem.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
WILL ATTEND MEETING OF
SONS OF REVOLUTION

Charles ~ Hart, William II. Lewis,
&, L. Hickman. Henry Haymonl. John
Bassel and probably Others leave Tues
day night for Parkersburg TO attend
me animal meeting Of toe Society Of
the SONS If the Revolution Of West vigs
ginia. All who expect to attend anti
cipate a most enjoyable time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
In HONOR
OF WRIGHT
is A LARGE NUMBER OF GUESTS
ENTERTAINED BY GEN. coRBIE
AT LAWN PARTY.


BY Associated Press.
MANILA, P. l., Feb 2l-ATajor Gen,
eFal corbin, military commander of the
Philippines, today entertained large
number Of guests at lawn party, in.
Producing General Wright as tae FIRST
American General of tSa
Philippines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
DIR. F. N. LYNCH NOT COMING.

Tie many friends of the Rev. + y.
Lynch, ID, OF Wichita, Kans. will be
deeply disappointed 10 learn tiat owing
to circumstances of which hs has, no
control it win bs impossible at tais time
for DIR. Lynch to reach Clarksburg.
Rev. 5. X. Arbutnnot received tae fol-
lowing telegram from him Tuesday
Morning;
wichita Kans. Feb. 20. 1905.
"Rev. s. X. Arbutanot,
"clarksburg, W. Va,
West Virginia dates on Delayed by
b,isard and wreck.-
IF. N. LYNCH.n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
OLDEST ELK
In WORLD
is DEAD
ANTHONY WATT, OF coNNERs.
WILLIE. IND, BEARING THAT
DISTINCTION is NO MORE
ON EARTH.
BY Associated prsss.

BY Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Inl.. Feb. ei-Antaony
Watt, Of connersyille, agad 81. the old
est Elk in the world, and Henry Kruger.
aged 81, OF Boone county. who saw the
charge of the light brigade at Balakla.
Va, have just died.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
CLARION
SNOWBOUND
AS WELL AS OTHER TOWNS IN
VICINITY AND NEITHER TRAINS
NOR MAILS REACH THEM.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CLARION, Pa Feb, 2l-This place
and otner towns in .tne vicinity are
practically isolated by deep snow drifted
badly. TIE Baltimore oaio railroad
has not operated trains north of this
place for twelve days. No mails have
been received for sight days at towns
between acre and Kane.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
BREAKUP OF ICE is DELAYED.
Bv Associated 80

CINCINNATI. o, Feb. 2l-Taere are
20 imne'liata prospects foT a break in
tila icr biockads hcre. especially az rain
predicted for last night did not com,
and toe tsmeprfura havers but few
degrees above freezing. -essldsr weather
r. prlicted ftf tomorrow. Il It comes
u will std f'rtaer delay ths brsak-up,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
BACK FROM ARMY.

val Fletcher. son Of Thomas
her. Of Adamston, who ioinsd tae
three years ago. has received an
able discharge and returned Mon
" from Fort Leayenwortn, Kan
enre h. has been stationed a. a
amber Of Company G, First Battalion
II Engineers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
CARD OF THANKS.

! here express my most sincere graft
tude for tae many kindnes=ss and as
sisfanee given BY neighbors and friends
upon the death and funeral Of my
father. Sylvester " Bartlett
VI +. BARTLETT.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-21
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
TO INDIcT BEEF TRUST
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO. nl- Feb. 2l-A special
United States grand jury was called
today to investigate the beef trust,
which is suspected of violating Judge
Grosscup's injunction.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-30
PERSONALS.

B. 7. Jordan, of Victoria, is a
visitor to Brownsville, coming in
yesterday afternoon.
Hon. w. B. Hopkins, county
judge of Nueces county, is a visitor
in the city on business.
Sheriff NJ. B. Wright, of Corpus
Christi, was among the arrivals on
yesterdays train for Brownsville.
B. H. Zuber, who has been here
the past two days from St. Louis,
was among the passengers out
this morning.
County Commissioner T. NJ.
Lawrence, of Nueces county, is
here today on a short business trip.
He came in yesterday.
II. Holz, of the Alamo City,
who has been spending a day or
two in the city, was an outgoing
passenger this morning.
Miss Sarah Kennedy left at !
O'Clock today for La Coma ranch,
where she will spend several weeks
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. F.
Sprague.
VIM. Biggio, proprietor of the
ST. James Hotel, Corpus Christi,
was a visitor to Brownsville YES
terday, returning to his seaside
home this morning.
Professor Daniel ]. Reyes, oil
Las Yescas school district, arrived
in the city last night, and reports
that cotton-picking is quite the fad
around that vicinity.
Miss Lillian Dougherty has re,
turned from an extended trip &c
Mexico and cool Colorado. She
reports a most pleasant trip, and
her friends are glad to again wei
come her to Brownsville.
Quite a party of young folks
left Brownsville this morning
under the chaperonage of Frank
Champion for Kentucky, where
they will attend Nazareth Acad-
envy, near Bardstown, that state,
the coming session. The following
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-30
ASLEEP FOUR MONTHS.
Catalepsy Case at YOnkeD Attracting
Medical Scientists.

New York, August 27.-Medical
scientists throughout the world
have had their attention directed TO
a remarkable case of catalepsy in
Yonkers, where a child 8 years of
age has been in an unbroken trance
for more than four months and it
is probable that a consultation of
specialists in nervous diseases in
this city will be called to investi-
gate the case.
On April 6, last, whirling around
a lamp post he became dizzy, fell
to the ground and struck on the
back of his head. Two days later
he complained of pains in the head
and within a few minutes lapsed
into a state of unconsciousness,
from which he has not awakened.
Liquids have been poured into
his mouth in small quantities, sus-
tanning life.
Subscribe TO THE HERALD.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-30

compose the list: Misses Lucille
Champion, Consuela Fernandez,
Bonita Ruiz; Messrs. Ernesto Fer
nandez, David Fernando and
Eduardo Ruiz.
The following were passengers
from Point Isabel this morning:
Miss Pegram, ]. B. Wells, Frank
Kibbe, Mrs. Havre and daughter,
r. M. Miller, VIM. Neale, ST.,
VIM. Laroche and Masters Closner.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-30

Don't you use export manifest
blanksl We have them.
Anything in the paint line at
]. s. & NH. Cross. S-2s-e.2
FoRRENr-Good FIVE room resi-
dende, two cisterns. and out houses.
Apply at HERALD Office.
Glasses we fit will strengthen the
defective sight
s-2s-tf Botica del Agui!a.
Fresh shipment of Huylers can
dies, just received.
S-2S-f Botica del Aguila-
Miss Mary Barbour's school for
little ones will open Tuesday, Sep
TENDER S. S-29-9-2
For RENT-My home place
corner Jefferson and 18th. Apply
TO Mrs. Katie K. Leahy. 6-7-tf
Miss Esther Amaya will open a
private school at the Presbyterian
Mission on September 4. 1892
Cleanliness is said to be next to
godliness. If you can't be gods you
can al least be clean. Clean up
your premises.
There is comfort in each box of
Talcum Powder. We have twelve
different kinds in stock.
S-25-tf Botica del Aguila.
f. w. Dickey and family have
moved to the cottage recently erect
ed by the Oblate Fathers, at the
corner of 14th and Jefferson streets.
The statement of the First Ma
tional bank appears in THE HER
AID today. Look it up and note
the strong financial condition of
this bank.
Refreshing toilet waters are a
delight to ladies these hot days.
Hudnuts Violet Sec leads them all.
We have just added it to our stock.
S-25-tf Botica del Aguila.
Hope Chapter, No. l24, o. +.
S., will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening at s O'Clock. Installation
of officers and other business. All
members requested to be present.
It's just like we TELL you, once
used never refused. Rubber Paint
has stood the test in Texas for
over forty years. See
S-2s-o:2 is. & M. n. Cross.
In THE HERALD today will be
found a statement of the condition
of the Merchants National bank.
Look ct up and notice the good
condition of this financial institu-
ton.
A glance at the statements of our
local banks in today's HERALD will
convince you of the sound financial
condition of these concerns. The
individual deposits show an ag-
gregate of S3l2, 1886, which is a
splendid showing for the two in
stitutions.
At the Botioa del Aguila may
be seen a new cash register, which
is something out of the ordinary.
Ii was made especially for the
drugstore and is constructed &C
cording to plans OF A. o. Blum,
manager. BY simply touching a
key the register bar reverses and
registers Mexican money, and vice
versa. The register is very con-
venient, and does away with a
great deal of extra work, occasion
ed by the use of monies of two diff
ferent countries, a custom which
causes newcomers a great deal of
trouble at first. This extra work
caused Mr.. Blum TO put his wits
TO work aud the interchangeable
cash register is the result.
There will be trouble among the
CANNES in Brownsville unless that
tag shows up. The marshal is in
structed to make way with all dogs
that have not paid their tax. If
you love your dog perhaps you
had better tag him. If about six
=.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-30

Among the arrivals last night
was noticed Ben. T. Jordan, OF
Victoria, who is an entomologist
in the employ of the United States
government. It will be remem-
bered that some time ago the de-
partment made experiments with
theGuatemalan ant in various local.
tiles, for the purpose of testing its
usefulness in destroying the boil
weevil. In pursuance of these tests
FIVE colonies were planted on the
San Tomas plantation a few miles
below town. The object of Mr..
Jordans visit here was to inspect
these ants, and ascertain their
condition generally. He found the
insects alive and on the cotton, ap-
parently in search of the boil wee
vii. These ants did not do as well
as it was hoped, Mr.. Jordan says,
owing to the fact that they were in
a much weakened condition from
having been confined in a bottle
ninety days before being planted.
Several colonies were planted at
Victoria last year, but the extreme
cold of the winter killed them out.
The Guatemalan ant is described
an somewhat longer than the COM
mon red ant, and is said to be sure
death to the pesky boil weevil. 1t
is hoped the government expert
ments may prove the value of these
little ants for destroying the boil
weevil which has played such havoc
in various parts of Texas the past
foxu yaarc
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-30

The Botica del Leon has quite a
number Of gold fish in a cemented
tank, three by six feet, and George
Putegnat tells the HERALD man
be will try the experiment OF
breeding them. These little golden
beauties seem to enjoy their sur
roundings, and it is quite am using
to watch them dart around and try
to hide beneath the rocks which
havebeenp placed in the tank for their
accommodation. The tank has a
valve at the bottom whereby the
water may be let out and fresh
water put in when necessary,
which is only once in two or three
weeks. The experiment of breed
ing these little fishes will be watch
ed with interest by those who are
interested in such matters.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-30

not bark at him, but he evidently
did not Live in Brownsville. as the
particular breed of CANNES that
abound here bark at any old thing,
or nothing, with equal vigor.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-30

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

hiae completely feeling ~ resentment
"y"r tn" failure. az the Nsyor 4. deal NOR,
literally with his friends in the organize :
tiOn.
An have TO say is what I have said
before. that whatever tho Mayor decides
,' ~" - perfectly satisfactory to me. .
@ sn% he "lIc makes 'h. appointments
ara n" Is responsible. for Them
Not III many years has there been 81
Miicm in'ercs. manifested on the par. ~
~" Iaf'ifnan% men rs To the personnel ..f
me Mayors appointments. When tine nl.i-
"r men in the organization saw tie list
In"y maae N" ennr; To- conceal their dis
appointment. and they criticised Nay.r
:u M"'siian sharply. just what the eject
the Organization none vas prepave,I IA
cay tonight. They wer. inclined 10 wa,s
and s"e what - done with resa rd :. ,be
EIePu.y snips ana other h.ah-salaried places
me MAyor has appointed Brizadier GEN
traI The1d"re 4. Y:ireha.n az Police GEM
na0sioner; !.ac sycceedns william \. McAdoo.
Ills miii,ar record covers % ,rcn'x-s.a1, .s n,a"
years. he Entered West Point i'm 49, F,,,-
lowing his r.ceip: of "a commission as
second I.ieu'"nan, in the EnS,n-..r Corps
% tho army in 1853 IL" was assigned 10
auty With the department NJ Arizona.
l:.'er he became Dfsiursinx Ofiicer Of the
Missouri !. River Commission. and again
Bridg:s across the Missouri. Mississippi
an! Illinois rivers. In issS he was bro
inDteu TO b" Captain. The following !. ar
he Was sent abroad Military Aft5che
at Berlin and later Transferred To Rome
He Returned 7" this country IN iS., ~.
VAS elected 'n be military aid 10 the Pres
ideni and ~. Superintendent; ~ Puhi,..
Grounds March :. 1877 Es -s:asn., :i.:s
position Until April 81. lFr:. vh.l ',.. ~.
transferred Ia Eusfalo. y. Y. I. take
rh.trG. "f ih. iIa'bnr improvements Mean
" Idle. July :. iE.S. ~. Isj beea promoted
{" II. Ala i"r. I'm March y? 1871 through
'hs iIilinE -: I. derrick. ~. received IN
juric> which resulted in iHc loss ~ a I..
lie Mas promoted hy p-Sz.isn. Roosevelt
.iuiy II. E.'i. {" 10 a !:rixaIi.r Genera.
sHI Al one" retired.
Tn. utn"r ap; o. r,"gj- announced ig-
clude: city 'ha.D.~i,i.,. patrick ~.
k.'Han. r.appcln'.i. CORPORATION counsel!
John J. fs.-i:Hy, ~. appointed: '",nrniSs
nr ~ Water Supply. Gas and Electricity.
" lillian, u Ellison. su--r.,..cs John r.
',sklc-. Fire Commissioner. John II
~ tlri@r. s'GErii>siD'-T a s-oTT.c; io..
Francis ! i.Ir;s-. r.appnin'el. ard 'n,,-
missioner Of Stree. ''isi'.rZ. John NCt:.
Ho"dbc:Ty. rsappo:n:ea.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

J.. II. Hill. Merci.an ansiise Manager,
l:ives a Dinner to His
NSSMiatcS.

Heads of departments and huy ers for the
Nav Company. to tine number II twenty
hve. were the guests Of !. II. Aiil. mer-
chandise manager for the concern. Mt =
s:inncr held AT the Missouri Athletic club
last night. There was entertainment IN
plenty and lots of originality This II =
yearly event with the May Company. end
each yea. the affair becomes more q .
success
u. d. ROsenthai. advertising manager
for the company. had q snrrrtsc In 1torS
for the banuUetefs when they sat down
about IN. tables set In the form of .
suuare. On the hack of each programme
and on every plate was q caricature "f
the person who sat down 20 the table.
The drawings created \ Grea, deal ~ fun.
for they were hits at the buyers and de-
I,aYtmcnt managers.
J. II. Hill acted ~ fOaStmaster. and aft
er a few words of welcome he introduced
the speakers. The speakers and their ssIt
jec,s were: Julius A. Witt. The May
Company: James K. Arnoit. What We
Hav. Accomplished. William y. UBrien.
Future Prospects: Claude I. fIemphill.
Pulling ToEe;b.v": william y. Grant.
"Th" Ruyers'': S1eorR~ W"tngets. ''FSOth
and Feathers'': i.ennie I. Mayer. The
I.atiies'': Miss Iona RenGsfro6. Tho
Men,
". r. Grant and George W"ine"ts sang
several solos. and then. In RESPONSE to tho
applause. sang s"v"raI other selections.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

cam" = !. W..t. l: 90. The head OF ,hs
partnership undsr Ih., ;i;!" being ne
brother e.. p'J" II. Witi". the president
father - r, A H!t;.. i;S s'cr.iar:
Incorporation under IN" tiki" ~ ::i" Wtte
fiaYin.t:. company va. .is.cr-,: hS NJ
nti" II Niri.. December -. ls>'. 50 thar
t..n 10 W.t-c iia,Iwar" Company.
r.. company originally occupied M. -
Nor rr..r. -ir--.-. 'uIf as th. business
grew -.ia -s'-r'i.r! . occupied IN '-''I'i iTI.C-
'Iou tie .t!iri''uc building No ~ No'' :,
Third sr-.ar ara IL i>SI ''I.' roaiin'..'. cS-
r.--fs- .. fl,.. al,Si.I--s .llic.... I - hay
for vsi-. 1H'is. r.-:"-.y .S"s. =" and -.
Mort second stree; The" wa WAR
hor-s. '-yt'in-.s form ysrt Of tn. sii" 81
h. u.' .ii'd'nE : mon ,.h.S y, me-"
North second str. This nak"s a build
~ - ...r .-5rt 80. Sac.n,. si---;. h
vrn.:l l.r.s- and Morgan. extending ~
Zee i.-r. .p 'o'iIus str''';. u i> S'N
ana .,'.ra .r= = '--' .Ira:r 10 ~ n','r
s;..s g. - Tr,'t"TH ~ all -! ItS d''a.i--
,-E-.- .:...r.....! Win II IN latest ir,p!.V.-
,n.-r,-- Il.4ra TIA Hsinrna'in s;'rii dies
IN. .E...- T.g-'..H >ES'F'H ": it.r.'i.t' AL
heating and -i"c'-!c elevators. ri,h cow
bi,,..! '......i-s x id.' horse p""c:.
Tn. -.ur.,sf - II" ",..'rir eie.
,nr. 8 yst-iHsl @:iii the h4.i';iES. y -
sad g.. f.si -n.-" ~ =. '.afs;" elevators
TOT fr... ..frG aua shipping goods ana; j.
n .farf -ar -rrI..I,ua and largest S'.". rco
q: wf.,-. AZ ,.svnt".l {. taking up inhp'!-h
.-.IErr Il'n 'ns other TWO ~" use. Ok
.!.s.yal. Ea- taking Gown oT;i"'-.i slip
,,.r-.s ~. %. 4-. y ffie'y -.I-" t'i That
;1.a.rS EH.'s a.s 'lr- ONE ~ contact VIII
r.. -r--ta;.y. v.-E Is TltTl strr.;
hI.i4... v5.ah r"- after vii - asoG OK
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

time. accounting ror nearly eyary month
during all that vim. ami giving .:a-cs ami
figures rapid, II he v... !.adins
them from book.
He told of his wanderinSs through thr
West ~ travelling telegraph operator
how he secured his situations and iioN d.
los, .,hst them - H. NJ e. h. dIopp.a IN AZ
si,i"n as operator fo- ,ll. rsilrp,ci and. IN
short time. was elected Sn.r.N Of IL.
county. II. held IN. ortic. for Iro v.lrs
AID then got IN. wand:r'nS fever again
and went 1" Spokane. Wash. wnerc II.
deal, 'sr". h!erunyrus aud chach-a-lI.. !.
ani managed gambling h"u>,a-
Incidentally. he d'ift"'i into ih. detective
business and r"v lives ~ No. -. l.,
Sail" street. chicago. In ths cours" III
his rand.:ires Ia. married and his wic..
Ho~ lives In chicago.
Will" stopping IN tnis ,!,v Nj Baldwin
makes hs HON" with Ms i.a.cr..,rl 81. /.
accompanies her .v-ryah.r. She Snc-
II" brings her - th- ."Grr-".'u .,r,,. 70
session
tn. ,tt"rn-,S :"- -. ..aGsrl,. We VIII
w: I" submit ''a .s.' 20 .iu.;:.. crews
s't"r TN. syi,!'n,.. was AL d. W,,frr,r ar
Su'1~H; rGr Ir,"rr.r -. -g:l,.or. Tor NrS
t"ac:rs"n. insisted ~ - argument md
!. So ss-""t thar II sh"uI! l.. E.ari a.
SoMf: Az" N-;NTS
NJ. .'. ".,.nn"r opened th" aTsu'.-rs- "a.
-" plaintiff IN a. aii-"-- il vu.e, t. .
viewed n. testimony !,rr-Ag,I..,. In. -.
i. '"H-" ~" .r,-'-,! i',-t t.. Up -'iar ~
I"rrss Mile. iar"- - T-.-r. -s:..r
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Opposition xiV"r originally ut N-s TIA.
IT'"'i 'hst = s.s ul.iin - Z "a hat - y,
r''''' = mad" from ti"r -n-r.-go-..
NT Johnson followed ~ ~, Il .a--s
q s'tarl.nr 'h- testimony 80 Nj. Loaf
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~ss but = y"H:S oil ur.- -Es,. a.
s.il 20 haH- me. and -; - W rl,r
- b wears
Harry i Raves also =yals -Y- -s.. Do
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ilfT.s innocent niic-"~. n-s = r'rr-r vv.s
- asHS',"- - -,a a"D.n h--ss-r ~.
other that ~ he r-s.i,. sH .-E she -r,f-,l
that u ~ dad man - .rn+s ,~la-s a.
-nrsh- 80 Calm L. closing NJ H.v
=. d
- s.aS "a aisa rIs5i 80 r4s-e - ;his
innocent -hs8f ia -.I'H.r ,-r-<r vhr-., fE-,
s--i'at al -rHr D. :. dollars g-r.f s-r-r--
f's' - n"rs i,ss.-- vii -. a.s-f -Far.. !g
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II c''r-aH.- nal tt- r5rssr. .-rv-
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
NO Man Is STRONGER THAN
MS STOMACH.

IIe the greatest athlete have dyspepsio
end his muscles world soon fail. Physt-
eel strength is derived from food. II .
man has Insufficient food he ioses etFen0sh
IL he has no f,ssI he dies Fond - con.
vertei into nutrition through the atoe-
sch and tHweis r. ds;snds On IL
strength "f the stomach n what extsno
f.ssl eaten is di2esfed and sssimilAtod,
People ran die - starvation who hovD
aisrndant ford IN eat. when the stomach
and its associate organs ~ digestion and
nn'Y.ion d" not perform their duty.
Sanos 'h" body. ~ fh., stomach il a-weolp
che body will ~ weak also. because 1t -
Hvon the stomach the 3As3y relies fne il
strength. And as the body. rgrid:ss0 -
D whole. is made up -? Va sesesAi meD-
hc-s and organs. co the ~ssanS1s Oy tho
acn will ~ distributed among the o.
9ans which COMPOSE the t<ds. u tho
.syiJ !. weak because " 10 iii n0nrssAao
thar ply sics; weakness will he foiin0 -
81: ne o.gAn--GeaY'. liver. si6neyA, eee.
The Evsr will be tc,pid and Inactive,
giving rise 70 tiliousnsse. loss ~ appesfso
~~al, nerves. feeble Or irregular action a
heart. psioifas;on. dizziness. hsodeeh4
hsrxarhe and kindred disturbances a.
wear ne>seA.
NJ Louis Psr~. o: Queosr. csasss: -HcP
yesrs ss'~r III hea.'h tsgsn - fail. my hea4
pss core all .hs tinsA. while sveYSt hing
~cl,Id es. would -Sen 10 lie heavy like l003
on re s'onisrh The artor> r!s,:eed .A0
81 vas sJmps.isesir trouble due 20 dyspspGoA
end psesrrihed 20. r.e and pisho2gA tooeI
sbeif pos.iefs fegviafiy Set felt M hest0G.
Ny wife sGivisesi ms 10 ;:y Ir P1enre's Cold
Medical Dtsrovery and stop taking the de-.
tore medicine she boa0hs NE a b0stie -
ve soon So,srd ths. J tsGln 70 inre,ve - /
kep' Up tbs treatment tss,k an 0e~h. -
stomach became normal. th~ diGsss,ve 0ee06o
Oo-sed ps:secfiy and ! sks.n ke6sn 70 look
Ike d:6eeens perscn. rac never ce1se -
- sya'~'zi :or What yUur medicine has Do.
for M ard ''ey-s s!Eiy give n h!es.cs. pesSsae
Don't b ~hesstlesi by . penny -RfabbiHD
dealer into :s..ng inferior substitutes so9
~. pisrees meficiDes. recommended -
- jus: as god.
T" gain snowietzs ~ youY oxn hAy.
N SICKNESS sr'1 hs..th-s>nd for tine Pc.
pie Ton mon Sense Nesiicai Advises. 4
fnos ~ rsA poeea. Send q o0s ceoo
stanps Tor pepsf-cnvefed. q 2, ssa0D
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