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New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
WATKINS NOT A CANDIDATE.
Colby Will Bolt Caucus, He Says, If Dry.
den's Name Is Up.
by Telegraph 20 The Tribune. ]

Trenton. Jan. S.-senator John Boyd Avis OF
Gloucester, who last night announced that he
favored David o. Watkins. Commissioner of
Banking and Insurance, the successor to
United States Senator Dryden, reiterated his
statement to-day. The Senator declared. how
ever. that the Gloucester County Legislators
would abide by the caucus. We feel said
Senator Avis. that II the ONCE Is to come to
South Jersey Mr. Watkins should have IT."
Mr.. Watkins told Tribune reporter. however.
that he not candidate. Il appreciate the
compliment of having my name mentioned" he
said but 1 think that Senator Dryden will be
reelected"
Senator Colby reached the capital early. He
stopped at the Mechanics Bank to have a chat
with Governor Stokes The Essex Senator said
that Senator Ackerman. of Union: Assembly
man Fake Of Bergen. and he would take
no part 81 q caucus II Senator Dryden a
candidate. He said that only one more vote
necessary to secure Dryden's defeat and he be-
Ieved that Senator Wakelee, Of Bergen, or AS
semblynlan Perkins. Of Union. would bolt the
caucus II Dryden was q candidate.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
SHIPS LONG, WIN FIGHT
BARK Conductor Forced Back 10
Port after 1O9 Daus.

Inc britlsh bark Conductor. which cleared
itoin this port lo3 days ago for Lewisport
N F. 10 take on cargo of lumber. drooped
anchor in the lower bay yesterday for renairs
The Conductor went through Hell Gate q,
September % and tackled along the sour1
After clearing Block Island she encountered
stlr gale from the west. was blown out Of bar
course and slightly damaged above decks Vyhe,
the gale blew itself out repairs were made and
she headed again for Newfoundland -
on october L hurricane drove her far n tba
southeast, stripping her of nearly all her canvas
and hoodfng her hold. Between gales she roade
repairs. but was so badly damaged that Can
tam Fitzgerald was forced to put into the near
est port Forty-one days Of bad weather
brought her in the neighborhood of RarhadOs
The weather moderated on Novernb ber N and
after creeping along under jury rie, for ten devs
were made. The Conductor will undergo a coo,.
plete overhauling and make another attempt 20
reach LewiSpOrt ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At No. IA vesey st.-By BRYAN L. Kennedy: IS 5S3
ST. STS II OF 9th 2SlpO5; S-story doube
with stores. vol
BY Joseph P Day: 629 and 6S1 9th ST. s. ss5 10 2
OF z, 46-SX97 brick
4story brick building 256 4th $. 1649 II
ten on rear Louis Bender agt f Bender et al Ser.
atty, i Groy. r ref PARTITION Southern
cor Barretto St 1oox1oo vacant. Max Hirsch sgs
Northwestern Realty Co et al Iachuau G. atys, J. J.
Rooney, ref due, 81 l61
prior SI5.T5O, 4l5 9Th ST. n $ 90 1t
OF LIST 2Ox9o B. 3-story brick ten he
Moore agt Esther Bumenthal st al " & c simpson,
attys. A Levy. ref: 5OS7 800,
s41I Sd 1886 II Of 1slst 25x102 IL sstcry
brick ten n and Fanny Braun al 2
Patrick MOnahan al, J Vein
handler ref: due S11 s51 IS; taxes etc 81 21 81
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At No. IA vesey st.-By Joseph P Day: Park ave,
10Th I1xS1 four 3-story frent dwlgs and
four-story front and store. Golde & Cohen
Jacob Newman. ref due S1s22 taxes. etc S6S o.;
plaintiff 2o3 214 SD 40 p
OF Third ave 1l6xlo2 * rreg Leonard Well al agr
Hauben Realty a & J., attys; 4 Dun
S2e.61I subject
10 pror aggregaJing $4,000; plainJtn Tor
sT295S. ZIG SOD 1S6 Third ave. 1Tx102 .;
same. atty. V McAvoy ref: due.
S5.3TT Sl84 subject C
$1,000. the PLAINTIFF for SS.6so
Bryan l. Kennedy: Greenwich e 3. 42.T r
OF Vesey st, - 4-sory brick and
store building. Perkins al trustees Glover
et al Jay =. LyttletOu RET due S41
736 II; taxes. S21 2U. paintin $4a500
4 Lawrence. % Park = W
cor 96th 100 1lXioO 6-stOry and store Joshua
Nfleman w r Rohrtg al StrasbOurger. ". Z s. 5,
sttys. Trlax. due. S2e s29 IS; etc,
s4C551 subject prior cf 100000; 70 the No
mona Company S223. .O2s
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SEEKS TERMS.
Would give Up Present Franchise and I'm
prove Service for New One.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Cleveland, Jan. S-A proposition for the i'm
mediate lapse of the present franchise of the
Cleveland Electric Railway, with the abrogaton
of all the terms and conditions under which they
given. and the granting by the city OF a
uniform franchise covering all these lines with
a reduced rate of fare and improved service
will be presented to the City Council on Thurs
day afternoon by President Andrews of the
Cleveland Electric Railway.
This is the latest move in the Cleveland Street
Railway franchise war. and is the direct result
of the Supreme Courts decision yesterday that
the Cleveland Electric has no franchises IN Gem
trail and Quincy avenues and Erie street
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions In bankruptcy filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Fred Cans, voluntary petition No. SO East SSth
street, showing debts OF 57g7 and The
principal creditors Lucien Bonheur s2,750: r. w
Delewar, 5000
Joseph Fuchs voluntary petition No 81 7th street,
showing liabilities of 2.293 and no assets The prn-
cipal creditors are Kleinberg Probstein. $433.
Hubert Il. Collins, Produce Exchange. New York.
voluntary petition showing debts OF s7,757 and
assets of S,Is6 The principal creditors Coates
vile Boiler Works Coatesville. Penn. N.l32; Amer
lean Radiator Company 81, ,720; John Simmons Com
pany. S273. The assets consist of stock in trade
NO. I4I Amsterdam avenue. $3.50; tools, etc, 500;
accounts, s50ss; balance on deposit In the Four
teenth Street Bank, nine cents.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Office boys school of the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association. at No. 800 West 67th
street will open a new term this evening. The
boys will be addressed by w. NJ. Kingsley, vice
president of the United States Trust Company.
chairman OF the managing board OF the West Side
branch
Two men, who gave their George s.,
Walsh and George A. Barret, were fined SO each
yesterday in Jefferson Market court for using in
sulting language to Captain Walling, OF the Bath
gate avenue station, and his wife.
The Tooth anniversary of the birth OF General
Robert Robert E. Lee will be commenorated by
by dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria, January 23
Ex-Governor William e. Cameron. OF Virginia, will
deliver address on General Lee
James W. whelihan accused of perjury in con-
nection with tho probate Of the will of Alderman
Henry Hughes was released from the Tombs yes
terday on 1900 bail. furnished by Martin Engel.
Cable advices received yesterday by the North
German Lloyd say that the Prinzessin Irene, which
was in collision with the Motke. of the Hamburg
American Line, at Naples, sailed for New York on
Monday afternoon.
Salvatore Corolo. charged with attempted extor-
ton by BLACK Hand" threats by Pietro pernciaro.
q baker, was arraigned in Jefferson Market court
yesterday and held in 500 bail for trial. and in
weapons.
Edward Harvey, charged with entering the homo
of Roswell Eldridge, at Great Neck. Long Island,
Monday morning arraigned in the Flush
ing police court yesterday. and sent to the county
jail for three months
The body of Constantine Osinsky, a shoemaker
found in the East River. at 4sth street. Monday
was identified yesterday by his wife, who said he
had gone to the METROPOLITAN Hospital Friday.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

C. Tuoti & Co have sold for Alfred L. NJ. Builowa
the property Nos. 81 and 33 East 1O3d ST.. five
story tenement houses. plot 5ox1Oo feet.
The estate of William z. Thorn has sold No. $50
Sd ave- southwest corner OF 30th ST.. a five story
tenement house, lot e4.sx105 feet.
Francesca Miguemi has sold No. 2l26 Cd ave. a
four story tenement house. on lot 25x75 feet
Aaron Goodman has sold Nos 4e5 and 4o7 East
5Sth St. two three story dwelling houses on plot
A. 3xl0o.5 feet, TO a Mr.. Schauer.
e Sharun has sold for the Tri-Centennial Realty
Company Clifford n. Shurman. president the plot
sx1oss feet the south side of Gath ST. 100 feet
east OF PsudinG ave also the lot 25x1S0x irregular
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
Large Number Of

the south OF 2z3d ST. 1895 feet west OF Local
MIA ave, and the plot 75x10O feet on the north side
Of 214th street. 100 feet Of Laconia ave ThS
seller took in part payment farm OF 10S acres at
Port Murray. " ].
Docter-C Cube Realty Company No. 527 Madison ave-
four story brCwnstOne front dwelling house. on
lot 20xsO feet, between SD and 18th SITS.
Montgomery & Seitz have sold for the Godspeed
Realty and Improvement Company No. 800 East
Seth St, five story loft building. on lot 25No0o
feet near the proposed entrance 10 the BlackWellS
Island Bridge.
Benjamin F1orshaim has sold No. 2SS9 I'd ave. q
five story double fathOuse with stores, on plot
25xS0 feet. .
c. l. Halberstadt has sold for the Mckinney
Realty and Construction Company, TO H. Feld, No.
6s4 East Hist ST. The Bronx five story and base
ment law hathouse. lot S7-6xl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
HoKE SMITH PRAISES MR.. ROOSEVELT.
Hopes That Progressive Republicans Support
Him in Railroad Fight.

Atlanta, Jan. Sat the annual dinner OF ths
Atlanta freight bureau tonight. Governor
elect Hoke Smith spoke at some length on the
railroad problem. saying in part:
This is no party question. I long TO see the
leaders Of both parties represent the rights os
the people. I give credit with pleasure to
President Roosevelt for what he has done; and,
although am Democrat, I hope that the pro-
gressive element of the Republican party, the
element disposed TO protect popular rights led
by President Roosevelt, will prevent the tools
of corporations and the reactionary element OF
the Republican party from coming again into
control of that party.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
PRESIDENT OF SETON HALL RETIREs

South Orange. Jan. 3 Speculative changes
In the Diocese of Newark were made to-day
when Monsignor John A. Stafford resigned as
president of Seton Hall College and was ap-
pointed rector of the Church of st. Paul of the
Cross. Jersey City. succeeding the late Rev
Thomas Quinn. With this appointment went
that of the Rev. DR., James +. Mooney, profess
sor of moral theology in Seton Hall Seminary
who becomes head OF the college and rector of
the seminary. The appointment Is temporary
until ratified by the board OF trustees.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
OBJECT TO PROPOSED SUBWAY LOOP

Acting for the Peoples Trust Company. the
Franklin Trust Company, and a number of other
property in Montague street. Brooklyn.
General George W. Wingate has filed a brief in the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn opposing the construc-
ton of the section OF the proposed connecting
loop" known Route No 9. under Montague
street.
The principal objection urged is that no necessity
for the loop exists. but If such line be re-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
OHIO VALLEY IN DANGER.
One Days Heavy Rainfall Renews Fears Of
Another Big Flood.

Evansville. Ind. Jan. S.-A rainfall of two
inches since daylight. which is general down
the Ohio Valley. has renewed fears of a repeti-
ton of the floods of 1854. This afternoon the
river was stationary at forty feet. The down.
pour to-day has not been equalled for years.
Union Township is partly under water, the
roads being covered five feet in some places.
The damage TO farmers is heavy.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
A s5ooOoo BROADWAY LEASE.

The Franklin Building Company has leased
through w. II. Purdy plot OF fifteen lots on
the east side of Broadway. between Tooth and
10lst streets for a term of twenty-one years
at an aggregate rental OF about SoOooco TO
the Bloomingdale Leasing Company. The lessee
will erect stores and office structures and
garage on the premises
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
MANHATTAN LIFE ANNUAL STATEMENT

The hfty-sxth annual statement OF the Manhat-
tan Life Insurance Company shows large gain in
assets. The contingent reserve fund also shows a
good increase. Notwithstanding the general unrest
In life Insurance circles The Armstrong Com
fnittee found no Wall Street affiliations, syndicate
this COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
MARCUS RosENTHAL IN THREE DEALS.

Marcus Rosenthal has bought from Abraham
Kassel No. 1874 to 124S Madison ave, three five
story flathouses, on a plot 6O.SxS7.s feet. Also
bought from the Katzenstein estate No. 10
Avenue c, a three story building. lot 1S.3x
SO feet. Also sold four story store and loft
building on plot 77.4x1o0x90.1x1O feet, at
the southwest corner o. .Goerck and Third SITS.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

GBy Telegraph 10 The TrbuneJ
Paterson, Jan. S.-Justice Pitney. in his charge
TO the grand jury. to-day called attention TO al
legged frauds in some of the election districts in
Paterson and to violations OF the Bishops law
He directed the grand jury TO ndict several OF the
Election Board and also members of the Board
OF Aldermen, for failure TO comply with the pro-
visions of the Bishops law. He told the Jurors
that they would be derelict in their duty II they
failed to hud indictments,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
STATE ASKED TO BUY SAGE LINE.
St. John Board of Trade Wants Canada to
Take New Brunswick Southern.

st. John, n. B., Jan. S.-The ST John Board Of
Trade to-day passed a resolution asking the fed
eral government to acquire and operate the New
Brunswick Southern Railway, between st. John
and ST. Stephen. as part of the Canadian gov
ernnlent railway system. The road Is owned by
the estate of Russell Sage, of New York, and
the trustees ask $1,000,0o0 for 1t.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
REoUIsITloN FOR DR.. FLOWER.

Albany. Jan. s.-Governor Hughes to-day an
nounced that he had signed the requisitfon upon
Governor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania for tha
extradition of Dr. Richard @ Flower. under ar
in Philadelphia and wanted in New York on
the charge of grand larceny IN connection with al
legged mining frauds committed several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
INSANE MAN KILLS WIFE
Religious Fervor Leads to Rash Deed-At-
tempts Suicide.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

New Philadelphia. Ohio Jan. s.-Under ths
hallucination that the Lord had told him to rnur
der his wife and commit suicide Simon Sind
linger shot and killed his sleeping wife on Mon
day night al Tuscarawas. His son overpowerad
him before he could kill himself After a brief
hearing before the Probate Court to-day Sind
linger committed 10 the MassiIon State
Hospital
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
TO BUY s1EvENsoN's vAILlmA HOME.

Honolulu, Jan. st is announced that the
German Government has authorized Governor
Soh Of German Samoa. to purchase the former
home of Robert Louis Stevenson at VaiIirna for
g. government residence.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
SALE OF THE RIDGEFIELD.

Harry L. Rosen has bought from the John V.
Signell Building and Construction Company the
Ridgefeld, Nos. 625. 621 and 62e West 13oth
St, 6 six story elevator apartment, adjoining
Riverside Drive. II is a plot I0x1OO feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
Furnished apartments to Let.

I -EI,EG HNTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT, private
As BATH $3.50 daily including meals - Vo4kJt
one. SIS. THE E-ALABASfA.-15 East-1.khrsA
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
Real Estate W anted.

NNIANrTD.-2,50o square feet yard space be-
w tween Franklin and 14th Side. Suitaois
for pipe storage. BElRNARD-GREENwOOD Co. 20
Desbrosses st
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
Unfurnished apartments to Let.

DESIRABLE BACHELOR APARTMENT i've rooms
II and bath 10 let In Fire Proof Apartment House.
owners RESIDENT rent. l2C0 Apply to JAM
TOR L. W. 18th ST.
THE WASHINGTON FLATS. AIS West 159th st. cor.
Il ST Nicholas ave.-TwO elegant apartments steam
neat. hot water supply Apply premises
STERIING PLACE. 8i5-Ground floor: suitable for
- Doctors ofce; telephone connectton six handsor.e
decorated large all light BATH select secslors
next u station: is minutes % Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
Furnished Houses to Let.


NOR RENT-Handsomely furnished house. East 55tl
st, Park for nder winter, newly
remodelled and decorated; rare bargain. Room So a
Wall
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

James ". whelihan, accused of perjury in con-
nection with the probate Of the will of Alderman
Henry Hughes, was released from, the Tombs yes
terday 1900 ball furnished by Martin Engel.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

The body of Constantine Osnsky shoemaker
found in the East River, at 18th street, Monday
was identified yesterday by his wife, who said he
had gone TO the Metropolitan Hospital on Friday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-27
BODY STILL UNCLAIMED.
Astounding Details Concerning the
Life of Mrs. Grace Smith.

New York, Nov. 26-The body of
Mrs. Grace Smith, who on Saturday
killed her husband before setting fire
to her home in New Rochelle and kill
ling herself. has not been claimed.
Coroner Squires says he has learned
that the woman, who for years
claime1 to be the daughter of the late
Lieutenant Governor W. II. Buckley
Of Connecticut was born in Manches-
ter, England, and came 10 America
when she was a young child. Samuel
T. Smith. brother of the murdered
man, arrived from Baltimore today,
and he said that if Mrs. Smiths body
is not claimed by relatives he would
see 10 its burial.
The true story of the woman who
posed so long as another probably will
never be known, but day by day new
bits of her history are discovered.
which are pieCed together into a tale
which is astounding IT is now said
that Mrs. Smoth, under the names of
Mrs. Acton, Mrs. Van Schaak. Mrs
Curtis. Mrs. Middleton and others. OBJ
tanned credit at several stores in New
York at various times. Many of the
bills were not paid. and on several Oc-
casions she was sued or compelled to
return the goods she had purchased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-27
A GOOD STORY
Told by a Former Coffee Slave.

The relief which comes by leaving off
coffee and using Postum Food Coffee.
is so striking that people like to tell
others who may be in the condition
they got out of.
The use of Postum is on the increase
in this country, and the famous bever-
age made from wholesome field grain
has been the means Of restoring to
thousands of former coffee drinkers.
good digestion, steady nerves and sound
sleep.
About eighteen months ago." writes
d Kansas woman, 81 was a most miser-
able person. I am % years old, and all
my life I have been subject to head
ache, which seemed to get worse with
each attack 80 that about every week
I would have a spell that laid me I'D
two days.
Whenever I would go out anywhere
I'd come home with a spell and then
would not eat enything-just drink
coffee. ] had nervous chiIls and my
memory was getting very bad.
My friends thought I would not
live long, and was little more than a
skeleton. At last a friend advised me
to quit coffee and use Postum. 1t
seemed silly to think coffee was the
trouble. but I am thankful l tried It
OUT IOf am now IN perfect health,
have no headaches or dizzy spells, no
more nervous chills and my nerves are
strong and steady. My mind is clear
and my memory all right. in fact, I
am like a different person.
Constipation was one of my old
troubles. 1 had TO take something all
the time Now l am never bothered
this way, and everyone remarks how
well l am looking. / am getting f1eshy
and am glad to tell others that Postum
has done it all for me.
"A few times when out of Postum.
I have returned to coffee, and every
time I'd go to bed with a raging head
ache. so that's proof that coffee was at
the bottom of my trouble" Name
given by Postum Co, Battle Greek.
Mich. Read 1.-THE Road to WellvilIe. &"
in packages There's a Reason"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-27
AMERICAN FORK HAPPENINGS.

American Fork Nov. 26--The little 10
year-old girl of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hol-
lendrake of this city died this morning
at $40 O'Clock from a hemorrhage. About
three weeks ago the little one started
to bleed from the gums and mouth. and
notwithstanding that everything was done
to stay the flow Of blood, it seemed to
get worse. They would get it stopped
for a short time. but it would start again
and the last few days II has been much
worse. She became so weak from the loss
Of so much blood that death came 10 ner
relief this morning. The hemoTrhage
was supposed to have been caused
through the rupture of one of the arteries
which lead to the mouth and nose. Fun
eral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Iva Adams. the 16-year-Old dough-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Amos Adams of the
Third ward, is very sick at her parents
home with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Lille Adams. who has been at the
L. d. s. hospital for the past three weeks
returned home last night. The operation
which she underwent while there was en-
tirely successful and she is rapidly re-
gaining her health and strength.
The American Fork Coop. of this city
are in receipt Of three cars of coal from
the Independent Coal company, Helper,
Utah. There is plenty of coal now, as
there has been ten or twelve cars received
here in the past three or four days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-27
KILLED BY BURGLAR.
Kalamazoo Man Fights Desperately
With Midnight Intruder.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Nov 26.-HOrace
S. Davis. aged 80. a prominent business
man, VISA shot through the heart and
killed by burglar early today. Davis
had gTappled with the intruder when
the letter threatened to kill Mr.. Davis.
Mrs. Davis was awakened first, and
when size uttered an exclamation the
intruder pressed revolver to her tenn
pie, commanding her to keep still or he
would shoot. At this Mr.. Davis jumped
out Of bed and Wrestled with the bur
glar, the struggle waking up the whole
room. Mr. Davis was getting the bet
ter of the burglar when the miscreant
fired twice, the first shot striking Da-
Wis On the wrist and the second pass
ing through his heart, killing him in
stanJly.
At the first shot Mrs. Davis rushed
to her husbands assistance, grasping
the burglar by the hair and retaining
in her possession, when he fed, his hat
gun, electric fiashlight and black CAM
brio hood mask. Because the hat had
been purchased at a local store, the
police are inclined to believe that the
murderer is a Kalamazoo man.
Mr.. Davis was the local agent for
John Wanamaker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-27
URGING CANNON'S DEFEAT
Organized Labor, Headed by Samuel
Gompers, After Scalp
Of the Speaker.

Washington. Nov. 26.-Copies of a
proclamation addressed ITO All Organ
lied Labor" and designed to defeat the
election of Joseph @. Cannon as speak
er of the house Of representatives in
the SiXtieth congress, has been sent to
the trades unions in every section of
the country. The proclamation is
signed by Samuel GompeTs. president,
and attested by other officers If the
American Federation of Labor
The shortcomings of Speaker Cannon
during the three congresses he has
served in that position, as charged i'm
this proclamation, are set forth at
length, and each instance whereby lis
vote or ruling he has acted i'm q way
that seemed inimical to the interest of
labor is given in detail. Chief Of these
is cited his action in regard to the Ia
Dor amendments to the Sherman anti
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-27
REMARKABLY EFFECTIVE.
A Simple Mixture for Stomach Trou.
5les That You Can Prepare
Yourself.

A specialist who has made the stom-
ach his study gives out the following
as a remarkably effective mixture for
all cases of Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite and
as a general stomach tonic:
Compound TinctUre of CinchOna one
ounce; PrOsene Compound, one ounce;
Sherry Wine half a pint Mix togeth-
er and take a teaspOOnful in a wine
glass of water before meals and at bed
time.
These ingredients are all harmless.
You can get them from any good pre-
scription drug store and are easily
mixed in your own home.
The Prosene Compound works on the
gastric juices in the stomach, increas-
ing their digestive power, and the Gin
chona and Sherry Wine make a tonic.
Try this simple mixture and see if
you don't feel better.