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Evening capital., 1907-08-15

What 90 you think your doctor would
say abouffeeding your hair With Aver
Hair Vieor, the new kindP He knows
that II feeds, nourlshes, strengthens.
The hair stops falling our, grows more
rapidly, and al dandrun disappears.
we pubiish fke fernelss C AFexSe.s
Evening capital., 1907-08-15

Eat what you please and take lit
tie Kod0l 70, Indigestion after your
meals. II dIgcste what you eat. Eoi6
" Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists.
Evening capital., 1907-08-15
Found Through Ad.

The Navy class pin advertised in
the Capital has been found and re-
turned to the owner through the adyer
fieemenf.
Evening capital., 1907-08-15

-fsrnla aad IS. q. Railroads.
rH. q I'D effect June atns lsl7.
Iraltrr annapolis eoauecf win tne
rn.1 fl tl az HI1ntons 4n1 tue tat
nl1 is. lt. at annapolis Junction
rll NoEtn. Etst. so4ta aud y 81.
Evening capital., 1907-08-15
GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library
The following Books we're n6ded 90
the Library week endinx
July 18th

The Master OF Stair. By MzEiorss Bsw-
en-
The GATES Of KANT. By Baroness
OrCzy.
The ScarIet Car. By Richard Hard
ing Davis.
BeaiTix Ct Clare. b. J0bn Reed Sesss
Needles and Pins. b. Justin Hunfly
Mccarthy
The Diary Of Della. BY Onogs Wan-
fzuu1-
The Midnight Guest. b. +. " Jki-e
Frzuiein Schmidt ard Nr. Ansgruris-
er, by the author Of Ehz15<fh and
her German Garden
The Man Who Wen. By Mrs. Basllie
Reynolds
keys LstteTs 70 his Father. ~ Geo-
". Hobart.
TERMS New Books e. ser dsy
Old Books Ic- per Gay.
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0line and Oil Stoves
REPAIRED

ne p vu.F 8onse. Les ve
ra Nn M Randall street.
IoHN HOWARD.
Evening capital., 1907-08-15
Don n'fStarUe
Your Hoir


WAsHiseTos. August IS. I0-s9 .. M.
For MaryIand--FaIr tonight. FRI
day increasing cloudiness, probably
rain IL western portion; warmer.
w. l.. MOORE.
Chief Of Weather Bure au
Evening capital., 1907-08-15
Notice to Creditors.

NToTTcE Is HEREBY GIVEN tAat fa< saE-
~ acrfbez cfAnne Aruu6eI Co. has o11a&ne4
nom the Crphazs' cozrt cf Anne Arzn1ef <1mE-
IT, IN Maryfan1. letters test4nneu1arT e. 80
cersonaf estate cf JAMES =. M9<e. la4s
of Anne Arundel Co. deceased Al r<-nons
having claims sgafnsf tne Decreased. ara h<re1y
warned 20 ezhfbll the aaze. wikn t1< Ec1r1sra
fbereof. - the a1bscriber o. CT h<fcrst1s
foth DAY Or FEBRUARY fN4
They nay otherwis<. y i1w. - ez<iz.i<1
fndebfed % aaff eslafe are rsuaez1sf - zake
lmme1tale paynze1L
Given under ny had this san d4T e Azs-
net, fse7-
EOBT. Eo9<.
A1mlnEs1rafer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

The new gliding boat made IN Paris
BY Levasseur and Lein consists essen.
tally Of a light. pointed main sec.
ton. which is connected by a light
wood platform two feet long 10 a
fat tail 80 feet long. The forward
section contains the motor, from
which q shaft runs to the propeller
in the tail The rear end Of the tan
Is almost submerged. while the for
ward end and the main boat float On
the surface and are almost lifted out
Of the water by the action of the pro-
peller. The new 50.horsepower eight
cylinder Antoinette motor Is used.
In calm weather the new form OF
boat glideE very rapidly on the sur.
face Of the water and IN rough water
This being the special advantage
claimed over sliding and ordinary
boats--it Is able to run at fair speed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

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TE nHar f.s,ss-.aa ..is fIv
ant imurHA Elr ns mT1nH
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aal -is tzmH lr rE8 @
i'lr EIt Chem nr1 -l.s mlEaaE art
VIA EnH vE lna-n rIt ne
uus Wal p 1ta f sa
at Tas t- Wiz taa salr 81
laaa HANG nm sE a.rT dsg ait
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

danced before fhe bfk of the Cove.
aaHt yea. ard WAS exceedingly RladY
Dia not Miriam dance with ioy when
lnfhfi vas delivered from tho hands
u fhe Egyptians and The Red sea
flowed back ana cOntOund6d tho enc.
mics of the Lords peoDlo7 Again, III
ne New Testament the Gaac0 II men.
toned ~ q part " religious worship"
Yes, and singing oven With Gym.
balls and spawna, quoted tho re.
porter
Yes yos We use cymbala drnns
loo And We often sing 10 the music Of
banjoa and guitars
you have harDa. i0oY
I'VE play On aaiObarpa. nut most
of our music Is On tho piano. Aa We
sing We dance aa they dld IA the old
days marching abont, md Jumping ur
and down ia our gladneaa. That IL
Why they call us Jumpers"
Those were tho words of tho re-
llgiouisl The aeuflmenialiai On tho
other hand. strangely bald and
strangely compounded " scnptnrnl
Phrase and modern sophlslry ID The
oiiicial explanation Of the Jumping
habit Here Il in.
Why They jump.
After they bad organized Into a church
snilFsly independent ol everything thai
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

These Jumpers seem 70 be de.
cent enough. though ths farmer add.
-. "galT lleg keep mostly - them.
aeigsan
Thus Dfimad, the reporter walked
sywH lhA pelanafe aaa Hafllan eanal
a. lh@ iiHY Jumpers fafm m meet
4na n me mess eHfiana experiences
~ be found near hew YORK
Hsgeffss yNssnylnee6
~ vent - sega. IA could nei stay
a pray The hymns. aaphiaffg. ana
che plight II 10 fiiile children we're
POO HaeAany. hla SENSE IT humor TOO
henis Yet, ~ be lafl. one question
va burning lH his mind Are THESE
simple. possibly misguided people
solving the great social question II
se0DefAli0a ~ The mefe force of
fheif religious zeal. Whafs others have
failed. especially IN the famous n0ok
Yarn experiment. b ~ eEoeas If tho.
eiY and hasaladnei
"zefeDbath 4 big aieu 1T a iufn
~ the road bore ihe uame 81 lhe Holy
lamDefH settlement Lower down. Al
fbs aalfaaes 70 ihe depfyafd. was
"a arch Aad THE pillar 0f Fire on
H
a "Hainl" pAasea IN bicycle lie
Vofs the uniform Of the eaft biaet
slliFl sud beisast The men ia Tie mar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

a -zexT srrzzxsx a. TIE III cf
l1< rs1TeE sz
-fs a f-s Ltss g--1s-a
rz "a -aeacz "a sa-rwsS =
H. 1essa a. Ws - sac Szrs
s@a<es Pork Il eslasws1 a. --e1ss-.
- ass s1 wG-1ogs sessa F.ll.n
81 cereals s5sn1 ske sassa u rse
fsgsssse essea
N1zs q re ~ slEels lElsrsz uEo
e = So s--rs.1-.sl-zst IEsy ,gzy
- sse1 sasT TEsif Ela are .rzz.a1.
10. wsk ~ cssrs< cE s1ef- 1ollsa
40 - gszgeE TEsg earn n tzzD
40 - - ~ Eee11s zz1 zTs
ttfaezs tsssszczisz
Here "a 1FzTsT T1le1 IT, Jumpers
credit = G,e11 PIzzk, aged t17ses
Dear LsE-. ~s t1z1k 10 ~ ksiy-
s1x gs - sing sozgz. thzrk To1 70.
n4zkiag Eay ear vel e115iy or zee1s
- t1ls ~ azs send "a sors 1slzsn.
~ E1oes are zwf1i bzc. send re Ia
sone new o1ez. fcr Jeazg sake
AMez
Services fsr Children.
The ehli1Esz hare special serYices
- pray fer clCshea ard TIE ulszlor-
aries They have przyer noessinys
eyeFy morning from $40 b 7ss0
o'eloek They also have praise sery-
icez' dlsfinct from those IL their ED
efa. They range ia age from babyhoo1
70 10 oF II yeafs. In the school term
one u the Jumpers explained. ~ws
also teach shsm in secular knowledge,
l1ci41ing rc--e II ZEE E.sA sSscs.
bsaIcnes4
Indeed children may Be called
star feature ~ zarephafh The farm
vas given by Mrs. Ganesson for
childFen'9 home a. vel as for mis-
sicnary work, and in the notices cf
the camp meeting the building is
called q @chlldfen's home"
Cbaraeteisfic of the sect IL Bird.
wells description of the children
when he recently returned from the
vest Their enfnuslasm evidently
filled hie heart With glsdnczs. for he
aays.
We we're delighted once more 70
meet the children and 70 hear them
pray and testify. God Is certainly
blessing thls department Of our work
and helping the little ones 70 become
faithful ia Hla service. They have
their little trials and experiences. and
win battles which mean more IN their I
lives than any of the great historical /
conflicts Of this world"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

i IS not always nec.ssary To serd
light cloth coats Of cloaks 10 the
cleaners whenever they appear a little
Eciied Dy smoke and dust A success
III method of removing surface dirt
consists in rubbing the material with
equal parts of oatmeal and whiting
applied Tifh q piece of flannel. The
coat should BE- vel shaken. and the
same application repeated once or
tEiee. until the cloth looks perfectly
clean. After shaking It once more. Il
should be pressed On the wrong side
with warm iron.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11
Beware OF Oinfments for catarrh
that Contain Merrnrv

Aa 1ezeafT Ela sarslT destroy he aense o. r-su
@14 e91P stflF asfaHFs ihe whole system vhrr
eAsetl1k = through The mrculs surfacea Ench
A-5esss sAoaid ncTeE be used except oa preaefis
Fzs from rs9atanie ph1dieiAla - the daraare thev
80 e Z 20 tod p ne good you caa possiby ds
ste ff.sa tasm hsfs catsrfh Cure mdnufacinfsd
eafTt and s taken Internally aefiar dir~rfir rrl-
- ais+z 80 H5a1qas surfaces of thn system IL
pa5ta9 haHa lafarrh Care Be sure yon ret ~
geaatae II . taken Internally nd made Ia foisdo
u1iq- p Z. Cheney Co. Te,tinoniais frre.
zt.4 u Htazfls ~. Price, laa. Per taitla.
4aka HANS 7 aaailE Eiila for eoasiibatan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11
Been Lald AMaY In stoollnn.-

The Framingham tMan.) national
bank has Just received for redemption
a note on the old birmingham bank
which vas the predecessor Of the pres.
ent national bank The note Is dated
June u, 1854. and Is as crisp and
clean as the day that it left the en-
gravers hands. The note viii be
kept as a souvenir.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

E11ev net Ki11er. and KI1der w&z
s- eEg win good hlEcr
Eat are yoz feeling 30 urcnm-
no1 jolly 0Tsr2 said Bidder.
WY. Ey best girl sent and gos
married Testsriag. said KI1dsr. sap
sl1g Bidder on the bzck
Seems q ne that's about the last
thing foE a chap u feel Jolly over,
said Bidder.
What said KIdder. It vas ne
she We1t ard got married to-
And 80 the cigars we're On BIddar.--
BrcEzings Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

Among the new social fads is that
Of serving a poached egg on a small
square 0f toast 70 each guest at lunch.
cons and teas. This has long been an
English custom and has lately been
introduced IN New York by society
women who have Just returned from
London.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11
Renovats sklrt

An old black skirt may be success.
fully cleaned as'followa. FIrst Of all
brush and shake It well to get nd Of
the dust then brush carefully all over
With a good hard clothes brush dipped
IN malt vinegar, using plenty Of the
vinegar The skirt should then be
hung out in the afr for an hour 10 dry
and then pressed on the wrong side
over a damp cloth The ordinary
serge Or cloth skirt viii be found to
look Ike new after this treatment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11


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fas psna aass sa
es~1'e g - e
Nfeta - p Nf a a.
~ 80 g esH eaf Hag $40
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

For invalids who are allowed 10 eat
fruit there Is nothing more dainty ana
refreshing than the following: Take
one box blaekberries. one-half pound
cherries, peel and cut up four bananas
powder with sugar 10 taste and mir
thoroughly. DO this early IN the
morning and set on the Ice to get
cold.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

t may not cure all your Ills, but I,
does cure one Of the worst. Il cures
any form Of itch ever known-no mat
ter what Il il called. where the sen.
sation Is Itch, Il knocks IT, Eczema
hing"orm and All the rest are rollov
cd a once and cured by one box. rs
guaranteed, and It's name is Hunts
Cure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11
Buslness Apprsclsilon.

Herr Hlfseh That man Levi haa
got bis eye on our Rosa. He's a thun.
derlng good man Of business and he
can have haF II be wants. He once
got some money out Of me In payment
for some things | had Of him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11
puttIna Up preaa ~

In putting up fruit IN glass Jars care
should be taken to get fresh rubbera
each season. This Is a comparatively
small expense and viii save untold
worry from leaking jars.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

Rou must love your work and not
pe always looking over the edge Of It
wanting your play to begin.-George
Eliot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11

s1esr white goods. n tart any m
Eaza goods E1en neE, oEs E1ch q
their zttrartiTe1ezs % tie wzy tkey
are IzrndeTec. this being done IN
manner 70 enhance their textile beau
r. Home laundering woui1 be equal
y satisfactory 81 proper attention vas
glEez 70 stzrehlng. the frst essential
being good Starch. which has suncient
strength 70 stiEe1. without thiekening
the goods. Try Defiance Starch and
you vii Be pleasantly surprised at TIE
Improved appearance q Jour work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-11


Jack, am going away"
Going away. MadgeT"
Iez, going away. But before I 20
] have something 70 say to you
Something to say to me, little
wifeg
4es. something 70 say to you. Don't
send me any poker stories In lieu OF
he weekly remittance. Thafn b
about ALL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-25
CHRISTENSEN'S DENIAL.
"American" Secretary Doubts lnfor
nation Obtained in His Office.

Frank B. Christensen, clerk of the
board of public works. at American
headquarters the other night remembered
his official capacity long enough to give
the morning American" organ an inter
view denying The Heralds story of the
little work done and the large pay drawn
by the inspectors in the employ of the
board. 1t was very good of Mr.. Christen-
sen to remember that he was clerk of the
has had abundant opportunity to forget
tho fact except when he draws his pay.
For. practically every moment of his time
is given TO the American city commit
tee of which he is chairman.
If Mr.. Christensen had been in his Of
flee. attending to the duties for which
ne draws pay from the public treasury.
instead of at American" headquarters.
he might have met The Herald reporter
when the facts and figures We're obtained
Mr. Christensen's denial of the story in
dicates an ignorance of his records that
would be surprising if it were not for the
fact that the American" campaign has
so thoroughly occupied him. The Amer
lean committee has never had such an
interchangeable secretary. nor has it. ever
had one that cost the committee less. This
is true because Mr. Christensen draws
his pay from the city and not from the
committee. He feels that he can afford
to be patriotic enough not to charge the
committee anything for his services.
But Mr.. Christensen should spend an
hour or two looking over the books and
records OF his office before he denies a
story founded on those books and records
The public would have very much more
confidence in his denials if he would
adopt this course. 1t is too much. how
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-25
Good Printing.
MINES MAY SHUT DOWN
Owing to Fact That Shelters Are
Unable to Pay for Ores
delivered

Park City. Oct A.-While there is no
danger of bank failures in Park City as a
result of the tight money of the east.
there is some little danger of shut down
of the mines as result of the smelters
being unable to pay for ores sold and de-
livered to them for the different proper
ties here. Yesterday Manager Thomas
Kearns of the Silver King Coalition was
in town and gave out the fact that the
shelters were in arrears with the pay
ments for ores sold them. This of course
will neceSSitate a close down of the prop
erty unless this is changed. Today a no
tice was posted in town from the man
agement of the property to the effect that
the Coalition would work until the first
of the month as it now is and that ii was
expected that something would be done
in the meantime.
The approaching election does not seem
to stir up the usual amount of enthusi-
asm for some reason or another The
three tickets are in the field and all are
good ones. However, 1t is expected that
as soon as the work of getting the vot-
ers registered for the 18th is taken up
that interest will quicken somewhat
Reports from the hills this morning are
to the effect that the storm which was
rain here was snow in the mountains and
that this morning the hills are covered
with snow.
The work which has been going on at
the various properties in the mountains
about Park City will soon have to be
stopped, as ii will soon be impossible to
get in or out of the remote places. At
the Western Monitor arrangements have
been made whereby the work will be con-
tinued all winter. A force of ten men
are on the ground and new boarding and
bunk house is being built. At the Noun
tain City, property in the same loca-
ton as the Monitor work will be sus-
pended as soon as snow interferes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-25
HELD UP BY HIGHWAYMhh
DR.. Minear Encounters Robber, Who
Compels Him, at Point of Re-
yolyer, to Give Up Valuables.

A highwayman. clad in a soldiers uni
form, held up DIR. A. N. Minear in South
State street, near the corner of Fifth
South street al about Ii o'clock last night.
Dr. Minear was on his way home and
had Just passed a group of persons stand
ing at the corner, opposite the city and
county building. The robber stepped from
vacant lot between two buildings and
thrust a revolver before the doctors face,
with the command to throw up his hands.
DIR. Minear obeyed. The highwayman
went through the physicians pockets.
taking a gold watch and 81, which was
all the money DIR. Minear had with him
at the time.
The robber then disappeared through
the vacant lot.
DR.. Minear at once notified the police.
Detective Wheeling and several police
men were quickly at the scene of the
robbery, but were unable to find the
bandit after a careful search of the
neighborhood.
Dr. Minear saw that the highwayman
did not wear mask. The victim fur
nished a good description of him.
AS the robber did not seem to be un-
der the influence OF liquor the police are
under the impression that he was dis
guised in a uniform so as to create the
impression that the hold-up was the work
of soldier. DR.. Minears offices are in
the Scott building
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-25
TRAIN ROBBERS
USE REVOLVERS
Members of Crew of Freight
Train Are Victims of OAR
ing HoId-UpS.

Los Angeles. Oct 24-Three armed men
tonight held up a freight train within five
miles of this city, wounded one of the
train crew, robbed them of $50 and two
watches. and made their escape Posses
composed of police officers and deputies
from the sehriff's office are securing the
city and suburbs for d trace of the ban
dts
The train was suburban freight bound
for New Alhambra. 1t is believed that
the robbers boarded il before it started
from the yards The engineer, fireman
and head brakeman were in the cab when
their assailants climbed over the boxcars
and covered them with revolvers and or
dered them to throw up their hands.
While one of their number remained in
the oil tank, extending a revolver IN
either hand, the two accomplices searched
Fireman Matthew Brady, Engineer Ward
Haines and Brakeman ]. w. Woolsman,
taking all their money and the watches
carried by Brady and Haines.
4 Brady objected at first to raise his
hands, and afterward lowered them. One
of the men on the oil tank fired, the bull
let striking the fireman in one of his
hands. Brady was compelled to hold the
injured member above his head while the
search was continued.
Near Dolgeville the engineer was or
dered TO slow down, and the men. one
after another. jumped from the engine
and disappeared in the darkness. The con-
ductor and two brakemen who were in the
caboose, learned of the holdup only after
the bandits had made their escape.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-25
DRIFT OF REPUBLICANS.
Some OfficehoIders Who Have Gone
to american" Party.

How long will it be before the Repubi-
can candidates for city offices in the
event of their election. join the "Ameri-
can party2
The inquiry is justified by the history
of the very recent past. Events show that
the moment Republican is pumped into
office, or at least very shortly thereafter.
he becomes an American Look at the
list of men elected and appointed to or
fees high and low. by the Republicans.
men who have Joined the American
party:
Thomas Kearns, former United States
senator.
FRANK J. Cannon. former United States
senator.
B. B. Haywood. former United States
marshal.
Joseph Iippman. former United States
district attorney.
Christopher B. Diehl, judge of the mu-
nicipal court.
William Nelson. former United States
S atistician.
Dana Smith, city justice of the peace.
T. K Black. A. ]. Davis. L. d. Mar
Tin. Lorin j. Wood. Thomas Holiday,
members of the city council.
And James Devine, chairman of the Re
publican city committee, who was chief
of the fire department under Republi-
can administration, cast his last vote i'm
Salt Lake City for the American
ticket.
Isn't the list calculated to make those
who propose to vote the Republican tick
ct in order to defeat the Americans
pause and reflect?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-25
TRIAL OF TREY [. FORD.
Two Alleged Bride Takers on the
Witness Stand.

San Francisco. oct. 24.-Former Super
visors James l.. Gallagher and John J.
Furey occupied the witness stand today
in the Ford bribery trial
Cross-examination for the defense was
chiefly devoted to fixing firmly in the
minds of the jurors the following things:
That Gallagher and Furey were self
confessed perjurers and bride takers, that
their memories were often treacherous
and led them into conflicting statements
and that they had received an immunity
contract as the price of their testimony
against the public service corporation Of
ficials accused by the grand jury of many
briberies. The trial will be resumed to-
morrow morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-25
HEALTH REPORT.
Shows Two-Thirds of Office
Men Are Victims of
Dyspepsia.

Recent official health reports make the
surprising revelation that 50 per cent of
men employed at office work are afflict-
ed to a greater or less degree with dys-
pepsia.
Commenting on this, one of the head
medical advisers of the department says
that if dyspepsia or indigestion even in its
milder forms is allowed to continue Ii
will in a short time poison the blood from
putrefaction of food in the stomach
This eventually undermines the whole
system and the sufferer is prey to almost
any disease, especially Affections of the
kidneys and lungs He advises any one
with indications of indigestion, such as
bloatng, belching and headaches to re-
lieve 1t promptly. He says this can be
most effectively done by using digestive
and gives the following formula which
he strongly recommends: Two ounces
Essence of Pepsin; three ounces Syrup of
Ginger; one ounce Catandir Compound.
These to be well mixed and used in doses
of from one to two teaspoonfuls after each
meal. also at bedtime for the first week Z"
This being a very simple home remedy,
the ingredients obtainable at any well
stocked drug store. 1t is pleasant to take
and probably is the most effective for
mula known to science for restoring the
stomach to its normal activity In the Sc
erection of gastric juices.