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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
ESDectdcu|O iin|ant1
I'm ell teatro
En- Ell teatro

Anoche sc llevo a efecto. CON
una gran concurrencia, en- el
teatro municipal, el espectaculo
|organizado por los alumnos de
la Alta Escuela central, a bene-
fcio de la asociaci6n atletica
|eSColar.
Ell programa constaba de las
zarzuelitas infantiless ESt7eskG q
la cristtasa coUttDa. Choz0 y pa
lacto, Y de IN acto de concerto.
en- este orden:
Io.-Overtura Poet and Pea
SAINT, 2o.-Violin solo, Ramon
Garcia, Juan 7. Rossello, 3o.-
Selection de la opera Martha.
por la Orquesta. 4o.-Violin solo.
Juan [. Rossello, Jose Gonzalez,
5o-"Reve F>leuri'' walls lento por
T. Porrata Doria, letra de Ferdi-
mad r. Cestero.
Este walls, que fue repetido
tras prolongados aplausos, fue
cantado por las monisimas nj
rlas, Mercedes Ginorio, Maria
Morera, Eva Amy, Carmen M.
Rossell6, Natividad de la Rosa,
Carmen Goenaga, Luisa Bazan,
Sofia Vazquez, Micaela Gino-
rio, Josefa Goenaga, Juana Cal
deron, Elena Warren, Josefa
Benitez. Isabel Hernandez, Mar
|garlta Matanzo y Pillar Rexach.
Como parties, en- las dos zar-
zuelltas representadas, actuaron
demostrando aptitudes encan-
tadoras las bellas ninas, Mer-
cedes Gonzalez, Margarita del
Vale, Rosario Salgado, Carmen
Goenaga, Rosa M. Rossell6, To-
sefa Goenaga. Carmen Ser bia,
Conchita Goenaga. Sofia Vaz-
quez, Luisita Bazan, Margarita
| Matanzo, Josefa Benitez y Ma
ria Rexach.
Cast todOs los cantables fue-
ron repetldos Y las angelicales
INTERPRETERS. obsequiadas con bog
qHets de flores y aplausos nutri-
disimos.
Los simpaticos nifios Ramon
Garcia, Juan T. Rossell6 V Jose
Gonzalez, d cargo de los cuales
Iestuvo la parte de violin Y pia-
no en- el aCtO de concerto, die
ron una prueba de sus brillan-
tes aptltudes para Il arte a que
Sc dedican Y en- cuya senda
empiezan a recibir desde ahora
las caricias del APPLAUSE.
La direction de 0rquesta es-
tuvo a cargo del niflo Rossell6
| Y la direction esc6nica q cargo
de la competente profesora, do
ia F. del Carmen |. de Ros-
sell0.
Gran parte del 6xito alcanza-
do Sc les debe q elloS.
FL teatrO estaba ad0rnado con
palmas, e invadido de numero-
so p1blico, entire el que vimoS
a muchas principales familias
de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
E1@(1a del @]S@

Las precauciones que hayan
sido tomadas por ell gobierno,
para prevenir el possible conta-
gio de la peste bubonica, son
todavia ignoradas del publico.
Y en- Ell amino general crece
la alarma, que engendra la We
Cindad del monstruo y desde to-
dos los ambitoS de la Isla, la
poblaci6n aquejada de invenci-
Bile sobresalto, vuelve los Ojos
al gobierno, en- espera de que la
provision Official diCte las neCe-
sarias medidas extremas que en-
casos como el presente Sc i'm
ponen.
La conducta del gobierno ba
estado muy lejos de ser prevl-
sora esta vez y hasta puede
acusarsele de negligencia, de
punible negligencia en- la adop-
ci6n de rapidas y ehcaces me :
didas de preCauCi6n santa ria,
que en- momentos aSi nunCa son
exceSivas.
Afortunadamente, no tene -
mos que lamentar la horrenda
desgracia del contagio. que es
precise evitar a tOda costa, re
Curriendo a los med1Os mas
radicales de aislamiento abso-
luto v salvador.
Hasta ahora, la obra del 60
bierno, 81 algo ha hecho, Sc des-
conoce por complete.
Ofcialmente, no ha llegado a
conocimiento del p1blico la mas
insignifcante noticia; 10 que Sc
sabe es de origen particular, 10
que Sc ha publicado es del ser
vicio cabiegrafco de la prensa
FL decreto de Castro va no
puede dejar sitio a las dudas,
que han mantenido a nuestrO
Qobierno en- una situaCi6n de
incertidumbre, que ha durado
10 baStante para cue hublese
podidO cOstarnOs muy cara.
La peste ha debido llegar en-
Venezuela a unas preparedness
tan enOrmes, que el presidente
Castro ,ha desistido de su primer
intento de negar la existencia
de la Muerte Neero. COnvenCldO
de que no es asi, como puede
ser COmbat1da.
De "a tremenda, de la gran
desgraCia que pesa sobre Ell in
fortunado pals cercano, va no
puede caberle al gobierno la
mas ligera duda.
Un mes Sc ha pasadO en- va
cilaciones incomprensibles, en-
un peligrosisimo no hacer NADIA,
en- una incalificable espera, que
ha podido ser causa para nos
otros de inenarra bles amargu-
ras.
Pero "a no debe pasar Tin dia
mas. I'll pals conoCe la prOx1-
midad del peligro, la vecindad
del NAL. y no hay que temer a
la alarma. sino al contagio. Lo
que nos interesa a todos es que
las medidas de precauci6n aqui
tomadas sean tan perfectas, ra-
dicales y severas que sea mate :
rialmente impossible la propa-
gacion de la epidemia espanta-
dora. FL gobierno no debe temer
q la verdad, cuando la verdad
es tan necesaria como en- el
case presente, en- que por de-
cirla en- Venezuela, ALI donde
ell mai ha caido como una playa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
b0le en- Hu|noCQO
EN- Ell CASINO ESPANOL

La Directiva del Casino Es-
paflol de Humacao, nos invita-
a un bale de confianza, que ha
de tener efecto maf1ana domim.
go, en- el amplio domicilio de
dicha sociedad.
Como todos los bales que
ALI sc celebran, Ell de manana
quedara animadfsimo.
Damos las gracias por la in
vitacion que sc nos ha dirigido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
Con Mr.. POST.

Esta mafaana no recibi6 el pober--
nador la prensa por hallarse ocuna~.
do en- asuntos urgentes, pero eI Sc
cretario particular sef1or Noble nos
adelant6 not ,cias, autorizado por Mr..
Post, acerca del desagradable inciden-
dente de Carolina, del cual adelauta-
mos noticias en- la information del
attorney General.
Mr.. Post Sc ha visto en- ell doloroso
case de suspender temporalmente 4
los Jueces Municipal de pax de
Carolina, sef1ores Benedicto Zeno.
mientras Sc sustancia el case.
Nuestros lectores recordaran que
la prensa SC ocup6 extensamente de
un encuentro personal oourrido 1lti-
timamente en- un baile celebrado en-
ell Ayuntamiento de aquel pueblo, en-
tire ell sef1or Benedicto y un hiio del
sefior Zeno, conflicto que tuvo desa-
gradables encuentros despues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25

del fondo Morrell-Fund q. disfrutan
los territories de la Repdblica. te-
niendo en- cuenta su extension v n6.
nero de habitanteS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
CHARITY SALOON.

Coal Company 10 start One Because
HiaeTs Won't stay In "DrYr rown.
Holden, a mining town near Hun.
tipgiou, will after February nave a
saloOn, the profits of which will be
devoted 20 charity. Representative
of the Unilsd States Coal & Coke
Coupsny,operstIa At Holden, have
been granted q license.
Replying 10 protests against the
license, The attorney for the appli
csnis stated u vas not the desire to
optraie she saloon as a money ven
ture, bat shat IL isImpossible to kecp
miners because they will not stay
shere drink cannot be procured.
The attorney asserted the com
pany bed lost heavily on accoun Of
ibis condition, and offered to enter
into . wuucn agreement to operate
the saloon on siuoily business
tssis, and to turn the profits over to
such charity ss The court might de-
SIRE. This proposition was accepted
and the license granted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30

pass laws restricting the local boa,ds
from levying beyond certain per
cent the purpose Of which is very
plan 10 The unbiased and thinking
person.
The whole object Of estrctng
the levy is TO enable the machine 20
remain in off e and cxtrayagantly
squander the peoples money. This
can only be done by restricting the
levying boards and preventing the
people from taxing themselves sufi-
cient TO meet the pressing needs of
the towns, cities, districts, and coun.
ties which is no concern OF the
state. But If the local boards are
permitted 10 levy 90 meet the local
conditions of the communities there
would b. such AN enormous increase
IN taxation tha, it would annihilate
Dawson and his gang The people
would Immediately demand the
cause for the gigantic increase in
taxes, which would lead to an ipves-
tigaron which would expose how
the ID Diwson "tex reform" admins
traitor has ncfeascd inc state ap-
| propuations from S. 900, 600 TO
/ 50. 600 600.
We wan, To- say Co our Republican
friends, whom We respect Tor their
political principles, tAat they are
doing themselves az great an injury
as tbcy are tbeirnc'ghbors who hold
/ opposite views when they vote TO-
retain Bili Dawson and bic gang in
| power who have 100 political convc-
|tions. They are simply banded co.
gc,hcr 90 live n The Feoplc
a good citizen IS always a pitio,
before be o. an idioljc partisan. The
time is drawing near when the Re.
puhIicsns % Preston must decide
whether they belong % The patriots
or partisAne let them consider ,hi-
veil before they deposit their ballot
az the primary and the gsnsf8I elec
ftDft
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
way .hey read:

For the next two years the appro.
pria,ions for the same purposes WI
De no less, which will make a grand
total Of Sf36,8Io for four years Of
tax reform"
No such appropriations we're ever
made under Democratic admiois
tslior. They are the legitimate Off
springs Of BIZ Dawson's "tax re
form" II will also he observed that
each one OF them create a new Office,
or provide fci the employment of
labor which gives the machine the
golden opportunity Of surrounding
itself with gang OF henchmen who
can be relied upon to vote the way
the machine dictates.
We ha"c never been able 10 ex-
tract from the brain OF any member
Of toe legislature who voted for The
emergency fund" what earthly use
there vas for it, other than it was
intended to defray the expenses oi
those whom the state pays hand
some salary when they wanted 60
take q political j4ubt and meet theil
henchmen and hold conferences
with them upon the best method OF
SHINING The people. IN four year.
II '9sx reform" toe "emctgency
fund" viii reach $40 600. and prob
ably more, foi the machine will bs
kept on the emergency 'un Tor thc
next year aud % vii need the fut Do
Such extfavagsnt expenditure OF
ihe peoples money wss bound I'D
bring about an increase 90 taxation,
bat M orde- that The people might
be kept ignorant Of 10 Dawson has
\ called an extra session of The legis
lature, which will cost from sfoo. .ooc
to Saoo. 900, and asks that body u
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
FEBRUARY FORECAST.
Month WIN Have Milder Weather
Than Usual

Peter K. Smith forecasts February
weather as follows;
February will be much more IA.
vorable than the general average of
The month. At the opening erratic
weather will ensue, but as the month
advances toward ITS middle period
the weather will become more set
lied than Is usual in February. The
rain periods will pass of with light
disturbances. which may only be
denoted by changes OF air currents.
As we pass toward the close OF the
month the waves OF disturbances
will become more intense.
The first storm wave of the month
will come over from January with
rain, snow, and sleet, which on the
northern tangent will become bliz-
zard and far reaching cold wave
will follow the track OF the ram and
snow, spreading through all north
ern aud central parts; also reaching
Car south.
about the 9TH or slh the cold grip
will relax and the temperature be.
come much warmer, attended by
cloudiness, rain, aud snow on or
touching the Tlh or 9Th, followed
by a cold wave holding to the roth.
The wave will relax It's grip on or
touching the roth or nth, the
weather will then warm MP and
more storm indication will appear
about the Isth aud r5ih, which may
rise TO the dignity of rain and snow
on the above dates and turning
cooler on the 18th.
The temperature will change to
warme' about the 18th, attended
with cloudy threatening weather on
the 18th, 10Th, aud perhaps the
2oth, with rain aud snow on the
northern rim of the disturbance,
followed by a cold wave.
On the sJd, 24lh, and ssth
wave OF disturbance will be In
progress.
ON the closing days Of the month
more rain and disagreeable weather
Will ensuc.
Much OF March is likely 90 be
blusIrY, yet II will have some fairly
favorable weather.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30

When the doctors Of the RepubIi-
can party disagree ON the ayailabili-
ty Of Senators Elkins and Scott as
Presidential and Vice Presidential
timber the lack Of harmony in that
party rs apparent At present the
State Journal and the Grafton Re-
publican arc engaged in the pleasant
pastine Of booming Elkins and
Scott while the Fairmont West Vir-
ginian and the Grafton Sentinel take
issue and aver that the booming is
"disgdsung"
As it seems TO be family disa-
grctmcnt there can be no objection
Co the brethren giving an honest ex-
preston TO their opinions ot the two
eminent statesmen who have been
baggiug all The Offices for themselves
and friends. The echo from the
Thirteenth senatorial district, how
ever, would indicate that there are
others who arc dlsgusted with the
Republican machine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
Predicts Dark Horse.

T. iitor Hugh Ike Shotl, of the
Bluefeld Telegraph, who mas been
IN Washington City on political
mission, tells the city scribes that
neither Scherr, Swisher, nor ftearae
can get the nomination for governor.
He predicts ozark horse" aud
thinks his name will be ex J1dg G
Joseph M. Sar ders, who resigned
from the supreme bench 20 give Ira
Robinson job to wrestle with the
Bill Dawson tax laws.
1t was Judge Sanders who said
that in his district they treated the
gubernatorial cAndi dacy of Charley
Swisher as a joke and he could no.
get one delegate in the district. The
truth Of the matter is, Swisher had
more prosp ctiye candidates three
months ago han be has today. They
are gradually deSeiting The Swisher
ship as the belief IS gaining credence
each day that the machine is no
longer the Republican party Of West
Virginia. Wbceve- tipped the boys
off IS a real prophet. The machine
Is discred'tcd and beaten. Arnold
Scherf must have had an inkling
that the rank and file was going to
nominate this year when be refused
to 'train with the Dawson gang"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
Johnny, Get Yonr Gum.

Col. r. W. Morris says he will b, just as good r.
Republican II be docs not Rct the nomination for
congrcss.- Fairnont Timos
II THIS IS the way Bro. Morris is
going after the congressional nom
inatIon we are the least bit skeptical
as to whether he can capture the
prize. There IS no denying that the
statehouse machine IS powerful, and
iis success in tie past IS largely due
TO the fact that the Gust as good
Republicans" who suffer defeat at
its hands, accept the wallopiDg aud
make haste to apologize and assure
it that they are 'jnst as good Re.
publiclns" as they were before they
we're roundly trounced by the party
lash
What the rank and file OF the
party admires is a courageous fighter
who IS not afraid Of the gan and can
flop his wings aud defy the machine.
just so long as Bro Morris is will
ing to be 'just as good a Republi.
can" he can make up his mind that
Harry woodward will be given the
nomination, jus: like the apostate
Democrats arc given the choice
Offices while the old war horses like
Bro. Morris have 20 content them
selves with being iust as good a
Republican"
For shame, Bro. Morris. Show
your met.lc. You can lick 'em.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
THE LESSER EVIL"
Why Gov. Dawson Prefers SEishsr
TO Scherr
CANDIDATE OF THE CORPORATIONS
No Comparison Between the Men-Ma
chine Will Not Be Successful in
Fooling the People.

Inc washington representative of
the Wheeling News recently sent
tha, paper sn interesting piece of
news relative 10 a conference which
was held in New York City in behalf
OF the gubernaioual aspirations Of
one Charles w. Swisher. The re.
port goes on to say that the repre-.
sen,aiives OF tre coal, gas, and oil
interests of the state OF West Vir.
glnia want Swisher for governor. 1t
states that some surprise was mani
tested that Gov. Dawson had agreed
to support Swisher Inasmuch as the
governor is credited with fighting
the corporations aud Mr.. Swisher is
their candidate. The News explains
the goveinor'ssuppurt ot Swisher in
this wise:
I'VE know the present governor
is opposed by the same corporations
and at FIST thought We would think
that Dawson and Swisher had an
understanding. Not SO. Dawson has
remarked that he prefers Swisher to
Scherr and thinks best to pick the
lesser OF the two evils"
1t would enhance the value of
Gov. Dawson's choice very much
with people of Preston county # he
would state his reasons fof thinking
Charley Swisher "a lesser evil" than
Arnold Scherr. The people of Pres
ton county, irrespective of political
Affiliations. know Arnold Scherr To
be All honorable man whose word
is his bond in Preston county. They
know but very little about Charley
Swisher, but il they are To believe
what the Preston County Journa, has
said about him there is no com
parisoo in the two men. The Jour.
nal is now supporting Swisher ac-
cofdng TO It's distractions and has
very gracefully eaten its dish IF
crow. We have not been advised
as To how the crow digested, bat
presume it was coated with the nee
essary amount of pepsin.
Many OF our people may differ
with Arnold ScheIr in politics, but
when IL comes To sizing up the gen
tleman for honesty and integrity
they will swear by the audirnr. He
is all wool and ,a.d wide in that
respect.
The gibernatorial contest which
is now going on among the Repub-
licans is no funeral OF The Demo
crsts, but they are vitality interested
In the manner iu which The state all
ministrstion claims IL be the cham.
pion Of the peoples rights and al
the same time is using its prestig
and influence 10 nominate gentle
man for governor whom the Dawson
newspapers themselves say is the
candidate of the corporations. They
want to know why the state admin
Istrsiion and its followers are pro.
fsssing 10 be fighting the corpora.
uons and yelling themselves hoarse
for their candidate. This does not
appeal to reason and common sense
and IL is not gong to- fool the peo-
pie to any degree Of success. The
machine has worn the trick thread
bare aud IL is going to tall itself into
the piIisll Of deception which it has
dug for the people.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
Tx REASON.
Peculiar Tax Laws Responsible for
Browns Defeat.


Zone reason for the defeat OF DR.
Browd ia the Thirteenth senatorial
disIric, was probably the peculiar
tax situation" says The Wheeling
News, whicl, is the chief organ OF
the Dawson administration. There
can be uo doubt bu, what the "pe
culiar tax situation" was the real
cause for the defeat of DR.. Brown.
As this "peouhar tax situation"
extends all over the state, il rs fair
To presume that a: the general elec
tion in November the Dawson ma
chine ticket wall meet like fate. la
fact, We have just completed ar
rangements TO see that it does.
The people have been a little slow
IN acquaintlng themselves with the
deceptive operations OF the Dawson
variety OF tax laws on account of
the numerous promises made that
they would reduce taxation. The
tax receipts for 1907 have been
placed IN the hands Of The taxpayers.
aud no doubt they are surprised TO
learn that the promised tex reduc-
,ion has been an unpleasant increase.
But they are told that they must not
condemn the lax laws for the in
crease ia taxes. as an extra session
OF the legislature has been called
fer the sole purpose of cducing
taxes in 1908!
They have fooled the people so
often with their promises that they
really imagine the deception can be
carried on indefinitely and the peo-
pie cannot discover it. But the
election of 1908 will dispel the de =
luslon g the machine, as the people
nave made up their minds that the
gang Of plnnderers must 60.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
OF INTEREST no TAXPAyERS.
Appropriations During First Two Years
Of the Dawson Adm InisiTaiion.

In order that the taxpayer may
thoroughly understand the real cause
Tor Bill Dawson's wax reform" we
nave selected few items from the
state appropriations which we feel
VIII interest the average taxplyer,
aud we challenge the machine or
gans 10 attempt an honest denial or
prove them inaccurate in ary r..
speci.
The taxpayer must bear in mind, ,
however, that the appropriations
which we shall submit are for the
first TWO years of the Dawson 'pax
reform" administration. Here is the
way hey read:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
0l0l3CTl3HEU U[1[3E0N
Weak Women

To weak and AilinE women. thsre is 10 least one
way 10 help. But with that way. two trea tment<
must Be combined. One 10 local. one is constitu-
tonai. but both are important. both essential
Or. Ehoops Nigh. Cure Is the Local.
Or. shoop's Restorative. tho Constitutional.
Tho iorner-Dr. Shops Night curc-is topical
rnuoons membrane Buppository remedy. while Or.
Ehoop's Restorative is wholly an internal treat
nenk Tho Restorative reaches throughout the
entirs systsn. seeking tho rcpair Of Al nerva
All tissue, and all blood ailments.
1he Night curs''. as ia name implies. does its
wofk vhils you sleep. 10 soothss core and innsm-
"A muoOus surfaces. heals local weaknesses and
discharFes. uhils the Restorative. eascs nervous
escitameuA givcs renewed vigor and smbitioo.
bulbs up wasted tissues. bringing ebous rsnswsd
strength. vigor, and ensrxy. Take Dr. shoop's
Rsrtorativs--Tabistso or I1qnid-ass general tonic
10 he Ustarn- FOrpossavs local help. uso ss wen
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30
lNGWOOD PRESTON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
THE rasr.
by wAtrrR ELMO cuorrrNSrSe.

Tonight the past looms hcfcro me
Clothed in garments old "A torn:
wonder that his form N, "a b.
SO old. 40 sad and worn.
For In the sood old bysoi. lays
He painted pictures fair to Sc.
or all the veal the future pays:
Sweet these visions were % me.
Visions Of the Christians duty:
Visions of world of sony.
Visions of the strength and beauty
OF n life agali.at the wrong.
Shattered visicI q. shattered all:
The oity's n q y glare and din
Drives away the muses. call
And the visions drown within.
Duty's call rings loud In my cars.
Work. work. 'tis no time 20 dream.
And only mcmory's = voice hear
As Of old. bcsido the stroam.
And the stream runs on TO the sea.
Where the waters gather fast;
Yet ever grcen's the memory
OF my golden. happy past
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30

Even The life insurance companies,
VIII ch have been fnarcierDg the
Republican camraigns until the in.
vestigdtion committees compelled
them to ssk fo, place a; the
mouFner's bench, would no, risk 2
policy Of harmony on lhe Republi.
can meeting which was held in
Parkersburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30

Do you have baCkacue occasionally, OF
"stiiches 10 the side, snI some times do
you feel all tired out without ambition and
without eu-rgJ III so. your Kidneys are
out ~ order Take DeWtts Kidney and
Bladder Pills. They promptly relieve back
ache. weak back Inflammation OF the blad.
DIR aud weak kidneys Sold by Strckier 5
drug Shore ~. NJ. Dent. Now''utg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-30

10 is very important. and in fact % is alb
soluely necessary To- health that we give
relief 10 The stomach promptly at the FIRST
signs % trouble which arc heiChiug oi
gas nausea sour stomach headache isfi-
tabiiity and nervousness. 'ihe<e are warn.
ings that be stomach has been misfrcated
10 is doing too much vOfk atd Do is demand
ing help from YOU Take something once bob
while especially after meals. somethir (
likc kodoi For Dyspepsia and Indigestion
10 Will enable tOur stomach 40 do iis work
properly Sold by Sfricklers drug store
w NJ. Dent Ncwburg