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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-09-19
Leal a LarrazOIO, VacliCinla Su
Victoria.

Dice FL Pas0 Eevening News.-El
Hon. Jesse Pate, criador de vacas Y
comerciante al por mayor de Ration
Sc halla EN- Ia ciudad con negocios.
El seflor Pate es dem6crata, v un
sostenedor active y enthusiastic del Sc
ii0r Larrazolo que es candidate para
el congreso p0r parte del partido de-
m6crata en- Nuevo Mexico. Ha VII
sitado recientemefite yarlos conda-
dos EN- ell terrltorio y SO siente muy
alentado con ssu condici0n polftics
Dice que hay sufciente cambio de
sentimiento en- los condados dudosos
para dar q Nuevo Mexico ell invler.
no veniderO una Legislature demo-
cratica, y en- su opinion la mayoria
de Larrazolo excedera 5000 votos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-09-19
La Casa COmerclal de {. ROSen-
Wald & HIiO.
MAGN1FICo EDIFICIo CoLMADo DE
CUANTo PUEDEN pEsEAR HAsrA
Los MAS ANToJADIzos.

El microbes de la semana que en-.
ira Sc abrira otra vez formalmente al
p6blico la Gran Casa Comercial dc
los Sefiores Il. Rosenwald q Hiio de
la Plaza Vieja.
Este establecimiento comercial es
uno de los mas meritorios del pafs.
Comenzado en- 1862, su progreso ha
sido siempre flo y SECURE y nunca ha
dado ell menor pasO hacia atras. Qua
renta y seis amos de exito en- negocios
mercantiles serfan suficlente recomen-
dacion Y prueba de Ia habilidad de
sus directores, pero no es esto 10 lnic0
a que Sc debe la p0pularidad de E.
Rosenwald q Hiio. Los caballeros
que eatan ahoEa A m cabeza dol mis-.
mo, y aquellos que los han precedido
en- ese puesto han sido t0dOs sin ex-
cepci6h nlnguna hombres verdadera-
mente atentos y corteses con todos
sus marchantes, v delicadamente ho-
nestos en- sus transacciones con ellos
este es el verdadero secreto de su exi-
to. Mas tarde daremos una pequefa
resefia hist0rica de esta floreclente
institution, y entire tanto recomenda.
mos nuestros suscritores dc visltsf.
la el dia de su aperture, microbes, %
del corriente, annque no sea mas que
por contemplar Ia elegsncla del lnte-
rior del nuevo editicio y observar Ell
0rden lucido Y gusto maestro con que
el magnftlto surtidoesta arreglado en-
los varios departamentos. Su vista
sera altamente apreciada y de mucha
utilidad para las huestes de amigos v
marchantes de Ia tirma.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-09-19
Predlce la Election de Bryan.

FL Senior ]. NJ. Ward, de Chicago
Illinois, sOcio de Ia gran casa conner
cial, Montgomery Ward & Co. de esq
ciudad, que es Ia tienda mas grande
al por mayor en- el mundo, pas6 Dol
Albuquerque el martes pasado en- Ia
noche en- camino para California
aeompafado de su esp0sa.
COnforme al Senor Ward, Ia depre-
sion que ha afectado al trahco en- to-
dos los negocios sera remediada den
tro de los siguientes pocos meses, tan
luego como pase la anSiedad que
slempre precede q una election ma
cional. Hablandole q una persona
de esa ciudad que iha en- el tren Chi.
cago limited, el Sehor Ward dilo que
era su opinion personal que el Senior
Bryan seria electo por una mayorfa
grande.
En- esta conexion informaremos
tamblen q nuestros lectores que en-
Chicago y Nueva York Sc ha forma-
do tina association de los principales
negociantes de ambas ciudades con el
tn de promover Y fomentar la causa
demoeratica y ayudar la eleccion
de Bryan. A la cabeza de esta aso-
claci0n So halla ell Seh0r Straus de
Nueva York, jefe de uno de los prin-
cipeles comercios de esa cludad, v her
mano del Senior Straws, secretaIio de
Comercio y Labor en- el Gabinete de
Mr. Roosevelt El objeto principal
de esta association de comerciantes es
contrarestar la bulla de Ia propagan-
da repubicana al efecto de que los
negoeios mercantiles y los de las de.
mas industrias del pafs sufririan en-
extreme conla election de Bryan Y
el acceso del partido dem0crata al
poder. Siga Ia Marcia de gloria.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-09-19
NUN. SO

hombre que dispar0 los tiros fataIes.
Los ltalianos habian estado bebIen-
90 en- el salon del campo. v como 4
media noche al irse del salon eneontra-
ron a los mexicanos eerca de la cru
zada del Ferrocarril. Sc dice que
Casias traia consigo una gruesa vara
de hierro con la cual comenz0 A san.
Juanear los ltalianos, Y estos enton-
ees saearon sus cuchiIlos v fisiles.
Parece que existfa mala sangre entire
ambos facciones y ell licor las hizo al
fin reventar.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-09-19
BOlelO Democratic del COndadO
de Mora.

El siguiente bole to fuerte fu6 postu.
lado por los Dem0cratas del condadc
Gle Mora, reunidOs en- Convention
de Condado EN- Mora el dia I6 DE este
mes: Para el Consejo, Il. Martinez;
para Representatives., Emilio Valdez,
Rafael Romero; para Comisionados,
Pablo Branch, S. Garcia; para Juez
de Pruebas, G. Borrego; para Escri-
BANJO, Alblno Macs; para ASSESSOR, M.
Martinez; para Collector y Tesorero,
J. w. Tyler; para Alguacil Mayor,
Trinidad G. de Baca; para Superln-
tendente de l1scuelas, Bias Gallego.
para Agrimensor, II. G. Williams.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-09-19
PRONTO ALIVIO PARA LOS QUE
SUFREN DE ASMA

la Mel y Brea de Foley da alivio iu.
mediate los que sufren dc asma en-
eus peores periodos y 81 Sc toma en-
ti'mpo etectusra la cura iip.
DE venta por 0. G. schaeter y La Bo
tica de La Cruz Roja.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-09-19
EXTRAVIADAs o ROBADAs.

Tres yeguas parldas-una de elias
pinta de colorado y blanco de las COS
tillas al pescuezo, con este flerro,
en- una de las ancas. Su potri-
lilo de afio de la misma pintura pero
0scuro.
Otra yegua oscura, de siete 4 ocho
amos, con el mismo ferro en- el mismo
lugar, con una potranca algo aIazana,
como de tres afios Y con el mismo fe-
rro.
Otra yegua prleta con este fIerro
e con potrlllito alazan sin errar.
Recompensa liberal al cue
traiga estos animales q mi casa en-
Las Vegas, 8 do razon cierta de ellos.
Las Vegas 9-10-0s.
Clemente MontafIo a-I2.6t
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-09-19
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sAsA0o 9 De sEEMBRE De 1908


\ "Condenamos la pOlitica del
\ gohierno federal en- haber pro-
hibido los pssteOs libres de ga
nad0s en- las reservaciOnes de
selvas del Territorio, como un
actO arbitrario 6 innecesario;
tai sistema tiende d perjudicar
4 y destruir los intereses de mu-
z chOs de los creadores de ganado
4 en- pequeha escala v podra esta-
blecer un m0nopolio de esa in
dustria en- manos de los pocOs
duenos rieos de ovejas V reses.
la conservation de nuestra ma
dera en- tales reservas V Ia regu
laci0n saba de su uso con ell fin
de impedir su mal-gasto V des-
4 trucci0n es una medida econ0.
mica digna de encomio, pero el
\ uso libre de los terrenos en- ta-
les reservas para el pasteo de
Z ganados baJo regulaciones ade-
cuadas, no intervendria en- ma
nera alguna con el propio cui-
dado Y protection de Ia ma
dera ubicdda sobre los mismos,
y cOmprOmetemOs los mejores es-
tuerzOs de nuestrO candidate al
eongresO para cOnseguir Ia eli.
minaciOn del cObro de renta pOr
pasteOs."
Plataforma Democrdtico Te-
rritorial de 1905.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
Our Peruna Tablet
Is Peruna With
Fluid Removed.

a.rrh Of the mucous os Of tho moh fiour atasrh
Of pharynx the hea This
hyda gomacho ton useful in atomic dyspepsia @hrono gastric
eah ah Of the duodsnum cath Of the gall duct cah Of the
intene catarTh Of the ddne hnc ghts dsass h Of the
bladder and cataxTh Of other pelvic oGYana
RARTH0L0W REGARDS C0PAA exceen remedy for chronic
Of the bladder bronchitis Of the bronchial tube
BARTH0L0W STATES THAT CUBKR ingredient Of Psruna
the appetite and digestion increases the circulation Of the blood Use
fl in chnic nasal catazh icular phalng aah the phn
the tony Of the membranes Of the throat also
chronic the eum the bladder
chronic bronchial affections
ILLSPAUGH MEDICINAL PLANTS Of the authoritative
medicinal herbs the gsh language commenting
COLLMS0H CAHADENEIS that It the pnsumogae and
motor nerves increase: the seorens Of the mucous membranes
Of Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Carolina
oolna oanadsns conded panaeea for dorde including
headache collie camp dropy and indignation DR. SCUDDKR regards
highly remedy diseases Of lungs heart disease
These citations ought to be sufficient shv candid mind t
Q Surely remedies
baab brought together
proper combination remedy the highest sa
quotations the HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTH0RITSM n TH1 W0RI1
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
AND THEN HE WENT AWAY.
Money for His Sandwich Could Be
Found In Slot Machine.

A man with an eight-day beard.
which grew listlessly over his features
in unrestrained fashion. wandered into
a modest little restaurant. 1t was one
of those places where one can buy 6
light lunch. and II he is musically In
clined can drop q coin in the music
box and have classical or popular mel
odies to soothe him while eating.
The man with the eight-day beard
looked first at the lunch counter and
then at the big music box. Then he
looked at the three or four small coins
which he had drawn from his pocket.
He had hankering for music. and he
decided to go and tackle the throat of
the musical machine with five-cent
piece.
But the nickel got lodged In the
esophagus of the machine and there
wasn't note to be heard. The man
gave the machine shake, but still 1t
didn't swallow the nickel.
Then the man went over to the coun'
ter and bought a roast-beef sandwich.
He ate 1t leisurely until the last bite
was stuffed into his countenance. The
man behind the counter came up with
an expectant air
With ihs mouth still partly filed with
the sandwich. the man eating pointed
his thumb over his shoulder In the d.
rection of the machine. You'll fnd
the money for this In there" he ex.
planned.
And then he went away.-New York
Press.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

|ways inspected that be wus possss6ed
q demon. He said he could tel Il
within him He used TO pass entire
weeks without speaking 70 anybody.
Swift announced IN his youth that he
would 50 mad. and. a. matter Of fact,
he did.
Some Curious HaIIuclnatIons.
Edgar Allan Poe drank. ~ Baude-
laire has said. like q savage" He
was subject to the most horrible hal
lucinations. Haller. the celebrated
Psychologist, believed he was being
continually pursued by enemies. He
took enormous doses Of opium. New
ton became insane In his old age.
Beethoven. who always washed In Ice
water. would lift II up with his hands.
scolding all the while. and dash q
quantity of water ON his face and his
hair without noticing that 1t made .
pool on the floor, In which he splashed
about like q duck"
In connection with Prof. Grasset's
work 1t is interesting to note that DR..
Henry 8. Atkins of the st. Louis Asy-
lum for the Insane has recently been
putting theory Of his own to prac-
tical test. He has been sending insane
women out in small parties to visit
the department stores and particularly
the bargain counters to do some shop
ping. The insane women were In
charge Of keepers, but gave no trouble.
The patients purchased with keen
regard Of appearance and value, Just
as their normal sisters were buying
all about them. Apparently the sales
women noted nothing unusual In their
demeanor.
DR.. Atkins said that such recreation
as that afforded by day in the stores
is valuable part of the treatment for
the insane. Just as normal persons
are better merry than moody, 80. he
says his charges are improved by any
thing that pleasantly occupies their
minds while not at the same time ex.
citing their nerves.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
WIPED ENGLAND OFF THE MAP.
Unexpected Result Of a Dinner GIveu
by a British Diplomat In Bolivia.

Bolivia Is the only country that
ever wiped England OF the map" said
Frank Robertson. 1T came about this
way: The British ambassador sew.
eral years ago gave dinner for tho
ofiicial and social circle people of Bo-
livia.
when they arrived at the embassy
they found that he was not married
to the woman seated at the head Of
the table and they left. In the name
of his government he demanded an
apology, whereupon the government
gave him "A hours to get out of the
country.
"Inasmuch as little Bolivia Is way
OF the ocean and practically lost In
the eternal mountains Great Britain
could not by guns. get the retraction
that she. wanted. But her mapmakera
got revenge by issuing maps. wholly
eliminating Bolivia.
Finally this information reached
Bolivia. whereupon, with q stroke oi
the pen, new maps were ordered fol
the Bolivian government and the Bo
livian schools. They showed more
ocean than any other maps eveI
printed. The British isles had been
sunk into the sea. And 30 far a. the
people and school children of Bolivis
are concerned there IL no Great Brit
ain. in."-Indianapolis News.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
Good Eye. cuehulIIInl

Who can set bounds to the soaring
Imagination of the Celt? An enthusi-
astic New Yorker recently watching q
game Of hurling-which resembles Ia
crosse-between stalwart teams, was
moved to ask President Conway OF the
Irish Athletic association how far .
good man could drive the ball.
"Well, I'll tell you," responded Mr..
Conway, with a twinkle in his eye that
contradicted his serious speech. In
the good old days when Cuchuillin was
champion of Ireland, the king and all
the nobility were assembled at the
great games Of Tailtin. Cuchuillin
struck up hurley ball into the sky.
and then walked on to his pavilion and
took a drink of potheen, and strolled
back to the spot In good time to catch
the ball on his hurley."-Harper's
Weekly.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
PERUllA EbTTORlAL No. 1

D. Naman Aas olnio1 Many yooS }haS xx0xN1
CATAnRK 1Y gene ofths s@im have disputed ~ doers
olam u ths sAoasy Of PsFuna. # sb1 zzffs
Srsdisn of
cal authorities conssnng hs nsd q Ehish Isu.a
instance inGredim HYDRA0InD OAUADxNGM On
GOLD SEAL The United statsa Dinsatoy th hbal
that hrgs employed The tsAmmt deprayed
rhns oataxzh dpepa onae
elzons intestinal atA t..1h aandis s.h q e Mvu snd
the Of forms Of diseases peculiar
ingredient q PMuna C0RYDALm H0RNosA
United States Dipsnsatozy toma
CKDR0N SEEDS another ingredient Of
has bean largely ooksd y the medical protection t The pat my
THE SEEDS AR1 TO HI FOUND VY E1W DRUG eToRxA
The Dpentoy tho Of
bitter tonic and IN the Of ssnty and intermittent dass
q Q SUBSTITUTE FOR oUuUx
OF O0PAIRA another ingredient Of cd the United
States Npsny mild sulant and durstG the stomach
Intestinal tract mulan the msmhnsA
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
SAFE Place.

"It states here that bulldog shoes
are in fashion again." remarked Mr..
Stubb as he perused the --latest styles
for men" column. t3
"That so?" laughed Mrs. Stubb In
credulously. "Why-er-where does .
bulldog carry HIS shoes?"
Don't you know, Maria?"
mo. John"
why, In his grip. Of course"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

The monomanlac 10
insane on one
subject only, gen.
orally the inven-
ton Of a perpet-
uaI motion ma
chine, or some
other contrlvance
which d Q n Q Q
every known law
Of mechanics. On
every other sub
ject he 10 perfect
ly rational.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

The megalomaniac
10 the founder Of
queer religions
and sects. He in
vents new doc
trlnes and be-
liefs and strives
to win converts
to his way OF
thinking, general.
ly with a small
degree Of sue.
cess
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

The kIeptomanlac,
who 10 driven In
spite Of herself
to take what does
not belong to her.
kiept ( omaniacs
show great skill
and employ many
clever ruses In
their thefts.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

The dipsomaniac
suffers from a dis
ease which makes
him drink when
ever an attack
comes on. He
should not be
confounded with
the h a b itu a |
drunkard.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

To cultivate kindness 10 q valuable
part of the business Of life.--Johnson.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

Many a man seems to have the cour-
age Of ..awnsh.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

A good way to keep wen is to take Gar
insures good digestion and good hsaithl
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

It's the Judgment of many smokers that
Lewis Single Binder &c cigar equals In
quality the best l0c cigar.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

rhs pyromanIac
has strong I'm
puIses to Get
buildings on hrs.
Neither vIcIous-
nsss nor . desire
Tor rsven n Q .
prompts hIs ac-
tions, but Just Z
longing 70 starr
BIG . . \ a hasrs
tlons.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
The sitomaniac has

7 he sitomaniac has
unsovernabIe i'm
pulses to eat.
sitomania 10 a
disease, a mild
form Of insanity,
and the sufferer
feels lmpeIled to
eat at all times
and hours, no
matter whether
he 10 hungry or
not.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

And all may do what has by map
been done.--Young.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

ueofdl N ohronie cySdttly ohfon1o ~
sntsry and diarrhsa, and some ohrsnis
diseases Of the liver and kidnsyl
These opinions - to the ingredients
Of Peruna are hsld BY all writsrs on
the subject including Bartholow and
6cudder.
OF HYDRASTIA, HARTH0LOw
4AY4 IL n annli0ahlA n nkomafifin
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
WHAT cAusEs HEADAuHE,

From October TO May, Colds are the most fre-
Quent cause of Headache. LAXATIVE BRONO
QUININE removes cause. E.W Grove ON box -
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
"GREAT MINDS no
MADNESS CLOSEL Y
ARE ALLIED"
Prof. Grasset Proves Truth of
Pope's Famous Lines

The erotomaniac
who loves two
young women
often sisters,
with equal love
at the same time.
He can't bear to
marry eth or,
knowing that tho
other adored one
may become the
wife Of some 9TH
er man.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

Many thinp lawful are not srpeds
ent.--LAtin- !
, 1908-02-19
ONE WHO DIDN'T RUN.

Madam Butterfly teaches a lesson
which is much needed by American
citizens, a fact which it is hard tc
believe. Persons who have lived in
Japan say that the custom of marry
ing a Japanese wife, pro tempore, with
no thought other than of destruction, is
as common as it is despicable.
Sir Edwin Arnold the author Vt
Light of Asia" and "The Light of the
World" that wonderful writer and
thinker, was a notable exception to tho
Americans and Englishmen who wed
and run. He married a beautiful Jap,
enese woman and took her back to
England with him. Both Sir Edwin
and his wife suffered the loss of social
standing, and the e decora-
lions and honors which belonged to
Arnold were not sufficient to open tho
doors of English society.
But the Japanese wife proved to b.
d pure, lovable and brilliant oma
and she finally succeeded in winning
the affections of society to such a poin.
that she was lionized.
Sir Edwin Arnold was blind during
the last years of his life, and his Jap.
anese wife cared for him in a way
which was tou~chingly beautiful.
Among the many great things which
Arnold did during his life, his courage
in standing by his Oriental wife is one
of the ~greatest.-Wyoming Tribune.
, 1908-02-19
ARRANGING FOR TRIP

~ w
Grand Secretary Louis Miller of the
grand lodge of Wyoming, odd Fellows,
returned last night from Cheyenne,
where he had been to attend a meet
ing of the committee of arrangements
of the grand lodge for the meeting of
the sovereign grand lodge of the order
at Denver during the week OF Septem-
Der 81. The committee consists of five
past grand masters. two of them be-
ing unable to attend the Cheyenne
meeting. Mr.. Proctor was made chair
man, Mr.. Miller secretary and Mr..
Dillmann treasurer. A meeting will
be held later to select the Denver
headquarters of the Wyoming con
tingent. The plan is to have as large
a number of Wyoming Odd Fellows as
possible go to the meeting of the soy
ereign grand lodge and take part in the
monster parade that will form part of
the program of the week. Mr.. Miller
says the outlook now is for a ire
mendous crowd of Wyoming members.
, 1908-02-19
TAFT AND FREE SUGAR.

The Cheyenne Leader is endeayorins
to make its readers believe that Sec
rotary Taft is Objectionable to the PEG
pie Of Wyoming because of the fact
that he favors the admission of a Ger,
tain quantity of Philippine sugar al
a lower rate of duty. The Leader TO-
gets that it is championing the party
of free trade and that one of its first
acts would probably be to put sugar
on the free list and wool along with
it. In a discussion of this matter the
Denver Republican says:
For the avowei supporters of Mr.
Bryan here in Colorado to criticize the
position taken by Mr.. Taft on the su
gar question and the admission of Phil
lppine sugar at a reduced tariff is i'm
pertinent, irrelevant and i~rrevereut
They know very well what would result
if success fell to their party at the
coming election; and they cannot foo
any part of the thinking public by pos
ing as rigid protectionists for sugar
and free traders for all things else
Mr.. Taft's nomination, which seems e
be a foregone conclusion, is not going
, 1908-02-19
HIS BLOOD Is UP.

Editor ]. X. Calkins of the Cody
Stockgrower and Farmer has become
somewhat heated over bad treatmeni
given him by the board of county corr
missioners of Big Horn county. That
board has given the county printing Lc
a paper owned by a man living beyond
the limits of the state and who has
fortune at a price which is about one
fifth of the regular legal rate. To:
legal rate in Wyoming is lower than in
most states and is on a par with the
rates charged the general public. The
object any paper could have in going
below the legal rates would be to Grip.
pie a contemporary. This kind oi
work is not often resorted to, and then
only by those utterly misguided II
of public affairs. 1t may be compared
with a merchant selling sugar to the
county at one cent a pound. What the
merchant would lose in doing this kind
of work for the county would have to
be made up from the merchants, or
through bankruptcy. A newspaper can
no more do work for nothing than d
business man or a professional man.
In his s~uperheated article righteous
ly lambasting the board for its action
Mr.. Calkins, says:
This latest exhibition of ingrati'
tude gives us an opportunity to say
that in the campaign which will be
opened in d few months our former
policy will be altered. The Stockgrow,
err will not consent to hold the empty
sack.
Two essentials will be necessary to
ecure the support of this paper for
any candidate in the future.
First, he must be worthy.
Second. the money We spend for
paper, postage and labor to place the
claims of any candidate properly be
fore the people must be dug up in ad
vance.
I'VE can not be hired, cajoled, OIL
bullied into supporting a candidate We
believe to be unfit, nor will we furnisr
the campaign thunder for any candi
date who is toe small to be willing t.
pay for the catgut and rosin when Es
desires to cut a turkey wing before ar
admiring public"
, 1908-02-19
One Cent Postal Rate.

One cen postal rate on letters is
again being agitated and n Of the
high officials of that department de-
olares that universal postage at one
cent is sure to come in the near future.
The experience Of all countries is that
II reduction in postage increases the
volume of business so much that the
loss of revenue is more than made up.
The experience of the thousands of
sickly men and women who have used
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has al
ways brought the same results-im-
proved health, perfect digestion and
steady nerves. Our 81 years record
Of cures should be sufficient to col,
vince you of its merits, but try one
bottle today and test 1t for your own
satisfaction. 1t cures dyspepsia, in,
digestion, c~ostiveness, colds, grippe,
female ills and malaria.