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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03
MAshEp-

MAoHEo-
Miss Mary NJ, Stewart and Thomas
] Edward OF Silver City were mar
ried on Christmas day by the Rever-
end J. q. Harshaw, after q short 9
ding they will make Silver City their
home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

0100 UUUx- &thW
"A comedian 10 L0sN angeles got on
I good on on the Santa Fe recently
said I wen known travelling man who
Wi In Silver CITY. sae Aay this week.
IN one OF the s~pecialties he came out
On the stsge and said; Ladder and
gentlemen. I WIN NOW present to you
one Of our most thrilling special ct.
fractions. ! 1ifslike and startling. re-
presentatina q . headon collision b
tween . santa re and . Southern
Pacific passenger train He then re-
tired beAind the scenes. and the aud
fence waited In tense excitement fol
the graod crash. There wasn't
sound f0e . minute. and then the mar
SeappeARsd. apparently greatly en-
harrass6A. ladies and gentlemen,
he said again, tho management 4
very sorry. but W won't Be able y
give the collision. The Santa re |
twelve hours late .'"-Enterprise.
I AA MR MA WAM M M K
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

GALE o. last cHANog MINE
An important shining sale Wi made
this week when the Last Chance group
at Pyranid, consisting .of. tha Lasl
Chance. Clara sutton. James Thomas
and olixjs were sold 70 ths Aurofa
Mines CO. d Aurora. Illinois. The
sale vas conducted BY J. L. Wells
who had : bond on II, ana J. w. Greer
Represented the purchasers. w. +
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-10-19
TIBBALS.

Geo. F. Paddison was a caller at lib.
balls on Saturday.
Miss England had business in Fort
Pierce on Thursday.
Miss England is a visitor at Fort
Pierce interviewing the dentist.
Editor Emerson, of the News, was a
welcome caller at Tibbals on Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Ehrlich and Mr.. Barran-
GER of Fort Pierce, were here on Tues
day. The Doctor and wife leave soon
for Chicago.
Capt. j. II. Andrews left Monday for
Eau Gallie to fit out his sloop Dixie for
winter use, and with a favorable wind
will soon be home.
Before buying Fertilizers consult the
Sanders Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville,
manufacturers of Favorite Fertilizers.
Special mixtures, dealers in agricultur-
al chemicals. Correspondence invited.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-10-19
SEBASTIAN.

tivcs in town. re'a
T. T. Lawson spent several dave ,,,,
week at Fort Pierce. no
b. f. lIardcsty attended IN ov.u,
session of the school board on MonIa''
&C, ''noo' opened last Monday with Mis-.
singleton as principal and Mrs, Slew.
art, assistant. ''e"'
Miss Ruth Foster returned homo ,o.,
week from Washington, d. c., wbor'
sue spent two months very pleasantly,
Mis-" Maudc Owens is now installed
d" no''mistrcss, We feel sure tbo
pubic will have no chance to conn,ain
'" MoSScr, foreman of the bridoo
crew. R Superintending the removal
" t"' ral,S purchased by Kaufman of
Jacksonville VI
Misses Rnby and Ethel Owens and
MISS Il, Foster spent Saturday atIaLo-
SIDE Their hostess, Miss R. Lawson
was at her best.
MISS Emma Hall entertained a few
friends IN honor of her cousin Miss
bryan' ON last Wednesday evening
the graphaphonc and conversation fnr-
h'Sh'd entertainment for the evening.
The $, I. S. was entertained bv Mrs
e. H. Hall on last Friday. Hidden
names Of authors furnished the sinh.
Jcct for a guessing contest. So MANY
contestants were successful that il was
agreed to give the prize, lovely fern
to the school. Delicious home made
candy was served. All present spent a
very pleasant evening. Miss j. Stin-
son was elected president; Miss Single
ton, secretary; and Mrs. f. C. Stewart,
vicc-president
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-10-19
RIO.

c. II. Il. Christensen was in Jensen
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Jones went tC
White City Sunday, returning on the
evening train.
Rio is shipping pneapples and some
are getting good prices, ranging as high
rs $3.50 per crate for 24's. Hope the
market will continue good.
We are glad to see Mrs. w. f. Rea
home again. She returned last week
from Atlanta, and other places, where
she had been visiting for some time.
Chas. Glass and family have returned
home from Georgia, where they have
been spending the summer. They re-
port Il good time, and are looking well
and happy.
Dunkcn and Cuba Jones came down
from White City Saturday evening to
spend Sunday in Rio. We are sorry to
learn that Dunkcn had the misfortune
to hurt his ankle while starting the
launch, but is again out.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-10-19
ATTRACTIONS AT
THE STATE FAIR

Inc Jacksonville Carnival this Won,
Sp,anned on much larger and broadc
'cale than ever before and It Is az
pec.ed that the attendance will oycoo,
,nat OF any previous year. The Florid,
'''St coast railway will make the ok
eeptlonally low rate of one fare MIN,
50 per cent for the round trip, making
the rate Fort Pierce to Jacksonville mn,
return $3.50. Tickets will be sold No
vemoer 9th, to 9th, inclusive, with Gnu
unit to leave Jacksonville on any trair
november llth. Some of the attract.
ions are as follows:
The Hippodrome will feature ottroc.
lions from the celebrated New York
snow OF the same name Among othc, s
the following.
Madamme Rassi and her wonderful
three-horse equestrian act.
Madamme Serama and her trained
animals including andalusian bull.
Senior Vinella and his seven pugilistic
stations.
France Reed and stock in somer.sault
bareback act.
Senorita Vallceta and her perform.
ing leopards.
Goldin Troupe of Russian singers and
dancers.
Clemenso Brothers European aero
bltic clowns.
Wlnchermann's six performing bears.
La Velle's great performing dogs.
ben Ali and troupe of Arabs
The Wonderway which is the pike or
midway will include such attractions
as:
Buckskn Ben's Wild West Show.
The Indian Village.
The Fox Chase.
Jovine's Royal Military Band of Italy
will furnish music and there will be
fireworks spectacles day and night.
Horse show, Thursday November ST..
Children's day and baby show Novem.
Der 9th.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-10-19
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of Il G
East Coast Cattle Company will be h, d
at the office of the company in Fort
Pierce, st. Lucie county, Florida, on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of November, A.
d. 1906, at the hour of 10 O'Clock Il. m.
ct X. b. RAULESRoN, President.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-10-19
\ Great Offer!!!

To advertise MaSury's Paints we will,
for the ncN, ai\ty days, give free with
ever, housc bin purchased at our yards
at regular prices enough Masury's
Railroad White and Raw Linseed oil to
paint taa outside of the house two
coats, not including floors, roof or
lattice work. Now is the time to buy
East Coast Lumber and Supply Co.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-10-19
lnurOfessiDnaf.

"You say she's only IN amateur
Nurse"
Eyes. n she had been n professional
nurse she wouldn't have married the
nrst patient that came along. Shed
have looked around Il little FIRST
cleveland Plain Dealer
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-10-19
A Lucky Postmistress

is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, Me-, who
has found DR.. Kings New Life Pills to
be the best remedy she ever tried for
keeping the stomach, liver and bowels
in perfect order. You'll agree with
her if You try these painless purifes
that nfusc new life. Guaranteed by
the Fort Pierce Drug Co. Price 25c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04
SUPERIOR COURT.


The Trial OF tile hefrieeIating Plant Suit
in Progress.
The trial If the suit OF the Viii
mington Candy 20. ys. the Remi aeton
Machine Co., ID he Superior Court,
was resumed this morning.
IL WAS o'cl OK yesterday afternoon
before Mr. Maner was allowed 10
answer the question relative TO tue
Insulation Of the chocolate rooms Of
the Wilmington Candy Co. After
much argument the C utt allowed the
witness to answer the question. HIS
answer WAS that 30 far as the floor ind
ceiling wore concerned the insu alton
was Imperfect
Johu W. townsend. bookkeeper for
The Mitcnsll d Thomas % 1r0clo Co.
who formerly was treasurer IF the
Wilmington Candy Co.. test led that
ue had conversation With Mr.. Sat.erth-
waite about installing ths refrigerating
liant Mr.. Iownsend said that sir.
catterthwaite called attention to the
requisite Insulation and was told by
Mr. Reynolds that the room already
was properly insulated. Mr.. Townsend
told OF the candy company giving
notes in payment of the cost OF the
fefr geratiug machine. Mr.. Townsend
said be left the " ilmington Candy 20.
In October and at TIE time be left he
had toe impression that the machine
was working satisfactorily.
Charles Dlckerman Of Philadelphia,
contracting eng neer for ice making
machines, said his opinion Was that
the 70 ms OF the Wilmington Candy
Go. we're Improperly insulated.
Miss Bessie Willis testified that she
worked IN the chocolate room and wore
additional clothing. She said 81 &
never made complaint about the cole
Of the room.
Miss Fannie Tyre testified that she
worked IN the chocolate rccm when il
was too colo.
Miss Elizabeth Freezs testified thai
she found il so cold 10 the chocolate
room that she wore a jacket.
When Miss Freeze left the stand Mr.
Whitemau said:
IL gives me great pleasure TO an
noun that the defendant rests. Z"
That is a very restful announce
meni,n declared Chief Justice Lore
City Registry Clerk Edward Xaviel
McNulty was called in rebuttal rela
tive TO the temperature in May, 1903
lie keeps the record for the city.
0IdAlt1 H. len Mbckeet IOrmol
registry clerk. was called to the stanc
also as being the one who kept The
record at that time. He read from
the recorcs
Joseph bickta, the engineer Of tbs
candy rlant, was recalled and wal
on the stand when the court adjourned
until this morning.
Edward X. Pussy was called by the
plaintiff, in rebLttal, this morning.
Mr.. Pussy said he was one OF the
receivers Tor the Hygeia Ice Co. in 1903
and was ASKED az to the amount OF ict
furnished by his company during MAJ
of 1903. Mr.. MhitemGn, for the defence
objected on the ground that the testi
mony was irrelevant. His objections
we're sustained,
at 1890 o'clock the plaintiff an
nounced that the plaintiff rested.
Counsel on each side presented
prayers to the court, which weri
argued.
When the counsel got fairly launche,
into the prayers the court discharge
the jury until 2 30 o'clock this after
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04


BUHTON-In This city, on January %, 1860, Eva
NJ wife ul William ~. Burton, aged % years.
Relatives lud friends OF The fam ly are invited
10 attend tnc funeral services 40 her late resi-
dence 80 goa sixth avenue on saturday after
naon 1auunfv fth, 90 $50 O'Clock. luiemcni
siiveihr0ak Cemetery.
BARNEY-ln this city. on January ist, 1900,
Elizabeth, widow of Edward Barney IN her
Reaigcs ana friends Of the family are IN
ylicd TO attend the funeral nl her late residence,
No g3 Walnut street, on frday afternoon,
january ON. ai o'clock Services az Ashury
d. j.. Church. in-efmcnt Aspufy ~ D. Gene
iery.
GRFGG-At Gloucester. N. j.. on January lst
1905. Amanda A. Gregg aeed % years
Relatives and iiienis are invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence NO, lls
Scott street, on Friday, january 1thi az 2 p. M.
Intermcut ar laVerFieW ccmeiory-
NuIHERN-In this city on January ith, 1895,
Mary A.. wife Of Daniel Muihefn.
Due notice OF The funeral viii BE- given.
ROpnEN-In this city on January 3 1906,
Robert Roddeu. aged % years
Relatives and friends are Invited % attend the
funeral from The residence az DIS nephew, rat
rios Doueheriy. l0l NJ. Fifth street. on Monday
morning nt O'Clock. Requiem Mass 90 50. PAUL.
Churh lntermeut 81 josaph's Cemetery.
RYAN-ln this city on January 3, 1900 Veronica
d.. daughter Of Patrick ana the late Margaret
relatives and rlends are respectfully invited
90 intend t1e funeral irom the residence OF her
father. No. so brown stree, on saturday mofa-
inaat o O'clock Requiem Mass az st. fnuls
Church lnteimeut Cathedral Cemetery.
MHRRYWFAIHfR--In this city, ON January B
1906. William. son Of George X and Matilda T.
ehe blend. and Cormihinu Lodge No. 20 A.
r. Il A. N. are RESPECTFULLY invited 20 attend me
funeral services 40 tlc residence Of his parents
no. TOO D.. ti1iCeulr tHtet, on tli4tA liNf' Nh
january 6, ut lOociock, lnteimentin hrooAlyn'
81 n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04
NO BOXING LAST NIGHT.

Despite the storm Of last evening, a
large number OF persons went to the
Casino, at Shellpot Park, to attend
the boxing show Of the National Sport
ing Club. The sports we're dis
appointed, however, Tor Manager
George Reed received a telephone mes
sage at she eleventh hour from Referee
aud Matchmaker Bailey, to the effect
that Dave holly, one Of the principal
boxers on the bill, had met with an
accident and would not be able to
appear. Mr.. Bailey oounseled the club
to call the show oil. This advice was
acted upon and all those who held
tickets we're informed that their money
would be refunded If they applied at
the box Office or their tickets would be
coed Tor the neat show. Many retained
their tickets for the next show. Holly
was TO have boxed six rounds with Fred
blqckburn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04
OEATH or A PRISONER

George "a. Williams. who Was Accused Of
killing WAIVER n. wright.
George IA. Williams, colored
pTisoner died at the wotkhouee this
morning. 10 Januafy, 1850 be vas
convicted of killing Walter b. Wright,
nlso oolored but was granted a new
trial, prior to which be pleaded guilty
to the charge of mufoer in the second
degree and was sentenced TO life inn
prisonment.
dis death, which occurred early this
motni1 g, followed an illness of only a
few days and is supposed TO baye been
due to pneumonia.
Williams Was considered to be IN
good health until last Saturday, when
be became 80, and kept getting worse
until his death. lie was about so
years of age.
1t is not known whether be had any
relatives in this city, although II is
thought that he had an aunt living
here.
Coroner purks was notified OF the
death and the body will be Iemosed to
the morgue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04
The PRINTERS STRIKE

Some Of Every Evenings Employees Walk
ed Out This Msrning-The situation TO
Da.e.
Sssen men and four boys employed
10 The comp sing room OF Egefy Even
Inc quit work, this morning, the result
|ci action taken last night by Will
Imirgion lyopgraphioRl Union, when,
by s'te Ct q TO 4, out of total
membership of Ga, the union decided
70 enforce the request for an eight
hour day
The request was made this morning.
and, not being com piled with, those
mentioned above quit work. They did
not, however, seriously Grip le the
force, as seven members of the union,
employed in the Office, declined to 90
cut, and with additional help the work
Of getting out the payer proceeded.
Al the headquarters Of tha union il
vas stated thar there we're no other
aey lopmerts, except that the Sun
publishing Co. bad signed the eight
hour scale. This concern employs ne
man They expressed the belief that
tney would win their contest for eight
nours The total number Of men out
~ present 10 Il, the ma iority of when
ore from the book and joD Offices.
several employers who we're spoken
70 10 regard to the strike also expressed
confidence Of winning. At the office
oi John NJ. Rogers il was stated that
matters we're moving along all right.
Onafles u Story was confined to his
uome by illness, but he stated that
~. matters were going along all right at
'as once. He said that yesterday
.iNinoon four Of his seven presses
seIe running. Similar reports came
i'on other Offices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04
Obituary.

Death OF Mrs. Alexander NJ. Rich at Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mr5. Alexander M. Rich, wife of the
rector of st. James Protestant Epis-
oopal Churches at Newport and Stan
ton, died last night at Colorado
Springs, Col This sad intelligence
came to Wilmington today in a tele-
gram received by Bishop Coleman.
Mrs. Rich had been sick for some time
and about a month ago she and her
husband went to Colorado Springs for
the benefit Of her health, Mr.. Rich
having been granted leave of absence
by his churches. Mrs. Rich Is survived
by her husband aud two young chill
dren. The funeral will take place at
ReisterstoWn, Nd, but it is not known
on what day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04

"i' Nr-fo Ncen.i 81 % ,.a,hlre 10 Another
Mitita euct"f i>ntp.
hayrona renfon rolorcd, Who was
arrested ye.t rdav afternoon on the charge
OF committing an assault and battery on
Peter Barton, also colorgd, IN the kitchen
OF the Clayton House, had a hearing be-
lore Judge Cochran, in the City Court,
this morning after which he was cncd
$50, with COSTS Barton testified that
Benson went into the kitchen and ac-
oused him Of getting bis job When he
denied this and told Benson to be quiet
the latter picked up large butcher knife
and slashed at him, cutting his coat a
woman nearby took the knife from BEN
son, but he grabbed up a fork and at
tempted to stab him with is but was pre-
vented.
Capt Evans testified TO the trouble the
officer had ia arrestine Benson.
Frisco salemnio. charged with COM
hitting an assault with intent 70 murder
Nicholas Haag, a foreman at the plant
OF the Ford Morocco Co., few days ago,
waived hearing and was held under
$1,000 bail for the grand jury
William Hummell charged with COM
hitting an assault and battery, failed to
appear and On attachment was issued for
him, returnable tomorrow morning.
The cases against Edward Briscoe. col
oredi charged with committing an assault
and battery and Helen Briscoe, also col
ored' charged with assault and battery
were continued until tomorrow morning
John c. Scott and William L. siloox
charged with acting in a disorderls
manner were dismissed
ARCHIBALD 81 /. du Pont charged viii
violating the automobile law was 6nec
81, with costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04
WILL EMPLOY N0N-UNl0N MEN.
Publishers OF Polish Papers in Chicae'
make stand Tor she Open shop.

Publishers OF Polish Papers in Chicago
make a Stand Tor ihe Open shop.
Assrciaisi Press nlsrHfcnes uf -neo|ai Wires
Chicago. Ill.,. Jan. d-Prnters who
struck yesterday for an increase IN wages
met resistance from the publishers of
five Polish papers Temporarily the COM
posing rooms of the Polish Daily News,
the Polish National Daily, the Segoda,
the Narod and the Catholic Polish Ga
zette were closed.
The publishers met last night and
formed an alliance for the purpose of
making a stand for the open shop. Rev.
Francis Gordon rector of st. Mary's Of
the Angels Church. was selected to head
q committee which attempted negotia-
tions with the typographical Union. The
printers were offered an eight hour day.
but the increase In pay was refused. The
publishers next decided TO employ non
union men, and the priest was placed 10
charge of the contest against the union.
Washington, Jan 4.--The strike Of union
printers in establishments which have re-
fused 70 grant the demand for an eight.
hour day and a closed shop was inaugu-
rated here today.
About l25 men are affected Most OF
the shops anticipated the strike and were
able to put % work a full force of non.
union printers. From statements made
on both sides Il is a fight 20 a finish
No disorders accompanied the going out
Of the men.
New York. Jan. 4-The publishing
house Of Harper & Bros. acceded to-day
/ To the demands of their striking printer.
/ for the as hour week and the closed shop
More than 100 printers employed b.
the house viii return to work at once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04
Piles CURED.
ue'.ns Tor Years, and Red Ridden From
Inss' "A Contractor of Marion, In
o'ana' Is Cured by Pyramid
flle Cure
7'lRl Package sent free to an VINO A.

-
''Nase sent Free to An who Send
m Name and Address.
was troubled with piles for sevaral
ian 49,. 4 would let il be known But at
NJ. 'ley became so severe that l could nof
,. a'A anu had 10 take 10 INV IA. i trieri
riiis'illng and anything the doctors nre-
ion,, ana took their treatments for "a
qoo5 But nothing ever did me any
nsrs,o, nau seen your ad. In different
bacnr - 80 30 got a 5O-cent box and
vei u. ulng them. From the very hrsf
star,,t.lle1 relief and by the time / was
hova w. On my third box saw / was cured.
! Nov vo NJ. '.l ueen troubled with them since.
Il Is qen,,, 1l use TINS az you please, because
md Cenor, % ioura, 4. A. Sutton. Stone
Ins,.-.nl contractor, Marion. Ind. -
maryeiitut relief can be gotten IN nsino tho
1 distsiv .- Pyramid Pile Cure. IA inme-
Ino 'guuees all congestion and sweu-
4pans. All sores, ulcers and irritated
Iuaerir..' moment you start TO use il your
disease 4. ylias and the cure of yonr dread
Il tion nr siainid Pile Cure renders nm orera-
cruel erc,',. my. Don't submit to the
geon's ma. iA'ing pain caused by the sur
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eess, ana rarely a permanent sue
ioIm \, amid Pie Cure is put M in the
|s1ppasi'-.. 'asy- to-use, specially made.
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b. mali eiimenl VIII be sem Won al once
a ca.t y, iu Nlsinl sealed wfap6er. witGout
name ~ 80 Apen Sc 20 you, II Won send voal
sss5 p,a.lllu address TO Pyramid ilr,g Cr
Alter , r,l.l building. Marshall. Mich.
rsg1,ss ou receive the sample. Won can get
Cure Al ',l-sl1e package Of Pyramid Pile
hasn't II sa druggists for 90 cents, or If he
'eld il "a , vo,, us the money and we will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-04
HUNS YUUR STOMACH ?
Z. James Belt Has Remedy which He
Guarantees 10 Cure the Worse
Cases Of stomach Trouble.

=. James Belt Has a Remedy which He
Guarantees 10 Cure the Worse
Cases Of stomach Trouble.
We wish to tell the readers of this paper
about a remedy which is a marvel in medi-
cine. Il cures the worst cases. from the
acute attack Of indigestion to chronic
dvspepsia. This remedy IL known as
Albert's Little Dinner PHI being the pre-
scription of DR.. Hutchinson. the noted
specialist of London and Brighton. Eng.
who previous to his decease had built 10 a
remarkable practice as a specialist in dis
eases Of the stomach. DIR. Hutchineon
claimed that his success was due to the use
of this Pin, and since ile introduction to
the American continent It has performed
wonderful cures. Mr. j. IA. Lombard
Casco. Me-, writes ~ am nov INST 81
yeats Of age and have had stomach trouble
practically all my life. I sent and aot n
sample package of Albert's Little Dinner
Pill. thinking that II would turn out to be
one more disappointment but from the
first dose J found relief, and can say that I
am now better than ever before in NV NE
IL il a wonderful cure for dyspepsia and 1
heartily recommend it 10 all sufferers from
stomach troubles"
Aibsrt's Little Dinner Pill contains no
phvsic no acid. ulkai. ginger papain
rancreatin, soda. morphine OF any prepar-
alton of opium, OF in fact any Of the in
gradients usually found in so-called dys-
pepsia cures.
Il cures by removing the cause and makes
the worst cases we'll, being qurauteed TO
benefit OF the purchase price returned.
Al drug stores or by mail. 25 cents per
package. Samples free. Address Albert
Chemical Co., Boston. Mass. Sold and
guaranteed by 4. James Belt. COZ Market
street, Wilmington, Dol