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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Coupon or registered.
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hh@s-AhOsN-Ihe market for certih-
steady today with business Teportsd. Regulars
toSe TO- a; NoSsmSs S s.
ossEs And ss q market sG for both mo-
changed Gan' fow dp ana gses are Sa
leans centrifugal. common. 1870 Toe. fair Isa22c:
Kettle sS S'S is qT e fsr G iS
P oil was s.6: sa a. asssdeS go buy
port from aSs 'f oht TO s and for Sup S
P.9dsS'' s1s' 200 august. ot7? loo Sep
Steady s r. to S99. Rsa.d petroleum
market for iinseed oil We oaoss TspGT.ea IN
suS o eo e.S e sSs S .Ss T94 G ss
a99t.sdephis- 10 6oc; water white. New York. bills
T MaIes wsits sssss New York ias PhadePh
prime summer yellow. spot. 547 5sc, August 54Ss
%oysmbsSgP 4I % as oe!9ssT sac Stse
6t4go5oe; March. 5sl G2c May 554 9 zoe prime
town raw 60 ssie cheStta raw 7e e slS o 90 so
@ rav WIN the ,,Teass OF ssn and buying BY
a90g points W on lara and ribs and 10 to 20 points
% HsP ASs1 ana k. saSsi;4 s' had
''.s? 5ass; s'S s. ssi'
osS Mess sa. &c. ' flS 8 s.a, e. SScs
sle SSs's ss:5s NE ness So BEEF HANS
quoted Baeons HE. lso n iI.e; leo n, Use. 40
g Ys. 9oSed ,, smosia s. 2Agis: 70 NJ l5s z Is
o y.s et5 e"i s .issa' coSay s
5lSolee I-ARD-Eirn. ouo,.d Middle Western, II. soa
quoted south America s5c: Continent 2oc HraIil
sTEA STEADY. Quoted: oleo The. city
steaTino l21 dl3c
RCE-While the market for rice g. generally quiet.
little Improvement Is noted In iobbnE circles and
arrivals continue 30 Be well taken by
Prices are generally unchanged quotations ioSwi
Screenings. =. G3c; Ordinary. +u@.c: fair, tnWt+c'
good ordinary. 6g5sc: prime 6hg3%c; choice Ggd.c.
bad Jstsn; a'sSfc' PatnA- shgee; hAnkOon ss45e'
Slams. 47sS5isc.
sUGAR-The market for rshned IS quiet ana
unchanged. brokers sil taking an advance
the strong statistical position
following less 5 and per 100 NJ from invoice
! cent for cfr further discounts what
soever: Crystal domno- IN Of ca NJ cartons.
SOC: - 70 cartons oic Eagle tablets
Q asc. cut loaf . T5c $50. mould A. 3o,;
cubes Eagle powdered and Eagle confectionery
graduated 2Oc: xxx powdered . lOc; powdered and
powdered bose. fruit powdered and Eagle coarse
and extra grnngateI a5c Eagle = y cartons ~
granulaiei 5I5c Eagle n bass % . &c; 81 70
hays DO zoe n do 5l5c. 10 10 hags 90 D vc
% 20 n bags do Sc: Eagle me or standard sTanG
J. : roc: 10 &c. Sos 3 aud =, aSe' No .! 400,
No q s4sc No I. ~ soc. 5 43Sc No ., tSc. No
10 25,. No IL 2Oc. No L. i5c. Nos - IL and -.
4 iOr. No Is To-. Withdrawn. The market for raw
sugar quiet the end Of the week. no eas-
ness reported to-day. Prices however seem 20
be very nrmy held. while there have been no sales
centrifugal. % test there
Is nothing that price and sic Il askei
both FOR spot early shipment MuscoNado - test
Is quoted bsG3 sic. molasses 50 test, at SSgSaoc
ana Cuban and freight at FAC The London market
for beet sugar higher % day a. lis S7d foF Az
gust and September and los 2i.d for October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

ing nnal prices firm. September / o'clock
quoted at 81 0S. December 81 04L at
81 Vola The market also opened quite firm and &c
hlsher mainly further rains in the
poor A forecast for clearing weather IN the North
west brought out free selling and weakened
he' nearly lie bushel. after which the crowd
70 replace It's wheat. fearing possible change
kets were considerably nrmer. although there no
export interest reported Receipts increased
what reaching 300 1000 bushels at all Western points,
compared with 10000 bushels last year Chicago get
ing zso cars or 81 more than estimated. The
Minneapolis market showed strength the opening
there was some further talk about
serVatye traders OF the opinion that would
90 ntte harm at this time. According TO figures
posted change worlds shipments 1920 900
week. New No red wheat here quoted 81 0s1s
elevator and 81 107s afoat. prompt shipment; old
10 Northern Duluth advanced sharply to 81 40&
sIthough entirely nominal while new No hard win
The market for again duplicated strength
wheat, prices to-day being va &c above the pre-
Nous night There lot of commission house
nuying on the dry weather in southwest sections OF
little corn for sale. Notwithstanding the fact
country offerings larger and receipts the
estimate. Liverpool closed u a Nd higher. and
worlds shipments amounted 10 s4.o3s. 600 bushels.
No corn here quoted IT hc in elevator and 7sc
delivered. domestic basis. both nominal. New No
corn was 621f o b ahoat. winter shipment. OATS
commission house buying advanced the oats market
nc 10 lie per bushel to-day, near months showing the
ssrestest uplift The local cash market was also
nominal; natural white. IS 30 Ii, Az soc. and
clipped white. "a TO ~ h. 52d 5Sisc. RYE-Market
quiet; No Western new roc nominal, New
york BARLEYwMarket quiet new feeding. $50 nom
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August "a, 1909
BEEyES-Receipts were 70 cars or LOS head; OF
trading to-day. feeln@ steady. Dressed beer un-
changed at sis Qi0Iac per 10 for common TO choice
native No other cable advces from London or
Liverpool Exports to-day from this port were o's
cattle and 29IO quarters OF beef.
CAINES-Receipts were 5Si head. including ~ Tor
market. Feeling steady. Common TO prime VeaIs
calves steady city dressed yeafs i4c III: few
dressed do, So l2tsc dressed srasseIs
S.lssNTesin 4 shannon: 5 veaIs IA 10 at
50 per 100 10, 3 do, 100 10 AT So
s sanders. 81 grassers. 168 b. at 50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 25ls cars or
Goes head Of which cars direct TO slaushteTers ana
IGl, making. with the stale stock ISL
cars on sale Sheep almost nominal and weak;
lambs generally soc lower. ia cars unsolu-
Common sheep sold at s3gS per 100 10 euils
do soid early at IS So Dressed mutton slow at 7 @
i0c per 10 dressed lambs lower at pa . l5c' re"
N OK dr~sssd'' 10 1890. - -
saIes-shippers' Commission Company; e3s Ken
10 AT 81 q "a per lOo 70. zoV
do al 2S2 do. IS 10. az ~ IL n 100 40
90 II al 81 II Kentucky sheep. 1ie 10. at - 20.
Newton & Co. 242 kentuSky lambs 80 70 70 az
H. at s. 90: ga do 10. 81 90; 23i do SO 10 az
s. 30 s35 Virginia lambs, ~ 10. az 81 ~ KENTUCKY
sheep. 10. at 81, West virginia sheep lio 10
= Sanders: ~ Pennsylvania lambs, 6S 10, az W
II 90 cuisj, 10. At 81 70; II PennsylVania sheep
los m az 81: DO (culisl. So h. at 81
ss 244 do 90 10 s.: 10 do 81 u. at ss ~ Ken,
lucky sheep % 10 at 81 20 do 100 h. at - 90 IL
Kerns Commission company: 221 West Virginia
iH0GsnR.esp,s were o cars or 1921 head. all
signed direct saughtercTs Feeling nominal!y lower
IN sympathy with Buffalo Rdvces
Sales-S Sanders date yesterday; 10 Fennsyivatis
hogs Ig1 10 average SIS per 100 ID; 90 state do
I5S H. AZ IS 80. l stag. $50 10. at 81 80.
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orAER MARkEIs-eY rELEeRAPH.

Cincinnati. Aug l4-CATTLE-Recsipts. i4T head
STEADY: fair 10 good shippers s. 5gS6 IS common - 90
81 G5 HOgS-Recepts sos head, steady. dull and &c
lower butchers and shippers s. u6asS Is common 50 70
QST 10 SHEEP $3.50 head. steady; s29St %
I.AMRs-Steady: loo lower: 81 50GST rs.
East Buffalo Aug. H-CATTLE-Iteceipts. 70 headi
steady VFAis-Receipts $50 head active and go
lower ssas9 so HoGs-Recepts 500 hsaa; slow ana
iOa25c lower: heavy and mixed IS l5a>s 70 YORKER
81 eosSs 10 pigs 81 90 oushs 81 segS7 siass - ISg
iAMBs-ReeePts 1000 head: slow sheep steady lambs
Kansas city Aus. "A -CATTIE-R Receipts 800 neaa
OF Southerns market STEADY: receip
for head. choice export and dressed beet
5OGS7 fair good 81 oOgso 70 western
steers s. ease and feeders sass % south
Southern 81 bogSo 70; natNs
hefers. 81 2aaS1: bulls 81 To9
"a rs. calves 81 75aST. HOGS-Hecepts. 1000 head
market steady: receipts week 81 400 head top ~ So
bulk OF sales 81 6SaST 80; heavy 1887 So packers
and butchers 81 TOdS7 light 81 5OdsI 49, pigs ~ 90
aS7 so sHEEP-None receipts FOR week. 20 500 head
Pittsburr Aug I4-CATTf.E-R Receipts light steady
choice 81 5OaS6 prime So 1885 40 veal calves Is %
qSa SIEEP-Supply fair. dun on sheep steady on
lambs prime wethers 81 s54S5 culis and common ~ 90
asa. lambs 6OQST. HOGS-Rscepts fair; slow prime
heayes mediums and heavy Workers Ss -oGys % nsns
workers. lOQSs Is: 81 eoGSs TO- roushs 10 oog
81 70. - .--,,-,-,-,, 81 a. ~. O.,oh.r
81 80, December 81 55: March. 81 55 No - 10 re-
jected. 50 20 TIMoTHY-Prime, 81 Do ALSsihE-
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

New York. August IL 1909.
,oofFEE-To-day.s coffee market reflected the
tued depressing influence OF rather easier
kets and sensationslly heavy receipts. The
opening was quiet at unchanged prices but tho
partial during morning
steady net unchanged 10 points re
ported OF 1890 bags, including September 56O45
lleceIlher AZ SSOc. March at aS5c and July 6soc
me oeciine here about with
ket which closed net unchanged &C lower.
near months relatively they
market Monday being holiday Havre. there will he
no cables from thai centre. Hamburg unchanged
on sales % 1900 bags. or the Brazilian
was barely steady at unchanged prices while santos
weak, with - another 80 Teis lower Is uu-
changed, the premium being a OF only
500 reis- The relative 81 higher
grades naturally taken receipts
running very well 10 high grade cofIees The ports
received lsStSo bags, against
N 1907 sac Pau!o receipts were 5000 against g. 600
last and JEndiahy L.
90 last year Cloudy weather reported In all sec
ticns 81 Sac Paulo The market spot quiet
with quotations the basis OF TAd7i1c for No
The range Of contract prices IN the to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

Foreign coffee Ro-coee market barely steady
No Rio. $3.50; exchange II 6-32d; receipts. 1900
bags stock 2t5 600 bags. Santos-Culee market weak
No santos, $780, No $500. receipts. 5000 bags
stock. l6sSeO bags HRmburg-Coffee market opened
unchanged At net unchanged. sales, 1900
bags HaETe-Cooee market opened unchanged 10 = franc
lower: az y m unchanged. sales. 500 hRss.
COIION-The cotton market was very nervous and
unsettled ocay. with the close barely steady
decline q 7glO points with the fear OF depression during
the height Of the early marketing evidently gaining
ground a sentimental influence The market opened
decline OF s8I2 points. sold lOgl5 points net
then broke again. closing only point two from
lowest. The decline cables.
early reports OF rain the Southwest. liquidation and
bear pressure The rally during the middle OF the
resulted from covering for the week end and
heavy buying by q commission house which
a December
during the BUish weekend figures and
that mills showing tendency take cotton
the u level probably helped the advance. but
generally speaking. the Of the day mace bearSh
impression or sentiment and Indicated above. last
prices practically the lowest prices OF the day Rio
reports from the Southwest said that additional rains
falling. and being received from Ga
the effect that farmers selling their
cotton rapidly q giuneo. Reports In
from savannah that little cotton beinE
comparatively little demand either cid crop
time being. Liverpool cRbled that the market
there influenced b. Continental selling and the
the Southwest. The weekend figures showed
spnneTs takngs Of lsi9O2 bales. against ll3oSS last
year.
Tho range prices to-day
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

Chicago. Aug. H-An urgent demand Tor tne
cash grain here and additional rains In the North
west caused strength in the wheat market here to-
day Final quotations showed net gains or isc
10 &c Corn oats and provisions followed wheat
In its upward course
Wet weather prevailed during the last twenty
four hours in the southern sections or the spring
wheat country where thrashing is now TN progress
and rains were also reported further north ana IN
Manitoba.
An advance. of I'D to Id at Liverpool stimulated
considerable buying early In the day.
The market opened strong at gains OF 1sc 10 &c
Sc and. with the exception OF dip early IN the
day, due to selling by several innuenual houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

TIvrrp0ol Aug 1t.-Closlng; WHEAT-spot NO y
red western winter nominal futures steady; sePtsm-
spot American mixed tyia Giaveston, steady %
VI. ASNcanadlan steady Is 10l1d FLOUR-winter pat
ents steady 34s Cd HoPS-At London tPaefnc Goaso'
an 81 i0y4f4 rs BEEF-Extra India mess dull. pos
PoRK~Prime. mess. Western. firm. g5e HAMS-shos,
cut 14II6 10 strong. b6s. BACON-Cumberand cut, ~
Gso 10 firm ca short rib. 1924 10. nrin S5s sd;
long clear mddes light 2se3i 10 strong oes oa; long
cesr mldees heavy $500 10. 65s short clear
hacks 1920 10 hrm 6ls; clear bellies. 1tgi6 10 strong
ca "a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. li4i3 10, nrm, DDS
YARD~Prms Western. in tierces steady 6Is 3D. Amer
iran renned IN pals steady, SIS Cd CHklh-SE-Cana-
alan finest white steady. bIs: Canadian nnes coiored
steady. 5ss TALLow-Prime city steady 20, edi
Arstraiian in London. easy. Sis md TURPENTlNEl-
spIrits SIS steady IINsEEp oII-Frn. 25s 81
sE,.rT{oI F,TiM-Frrm, TAd ROSIN-Common rrn IS ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15
BOSTON STOCKS.

u,,-n,xhes bv r. I. Day a Co.. No. 81 Wall strestl
Aus n Aug "a Aug. ID Aug II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

Cotton exchange special Liverpool cable Spot
bales: American.
mid-up!and. Ood Futures opened quiet partly point
higher: closed steady al a decline a. as points
August. 4Od: August September 63ed: September
tOber. 635ad: October November, $500. November
December. DeoembeT-JanuaTy and January February.
s4hd: February March and MRrch-Apri 0S4d April
May. 6ssisd; May-Juns casa. June-July. 6s2ad July
August. GsilAd
flour AND MEAI-The market for -four was
about stsady, with quiet 1obbng trade springs
and Kansas change IN prices reported. Rye
-four ruled q old level. The following
are prices quoted the New York Produce Exchange:
Spring patents So I5gs7 Water stralghs s. o5 50 80
new: winter patents. So ~ q S. 75 spring clears
50 3OG s. 81 odd. extra No winter. 81 e5as4 95
new. no winter 81 55a 81 IS and Kansas
strsights. So o5a So % doth new. RYE FLOUR
Market steady. Quoted Fair 20 good, 81 S5g 81 80:
choice 10 fancy. sas5at4 90 ,eoRNMEAL..Marl
steady Quoted: Kiln dried 50 70. BAG MEAL
Market steady. quoted, Fine white and yellow 81 so
city steady quoted: Western spring. s23 90; stand
ard rnddling S23 50 do. 500 % red dog So 25
civ bran s22 lhulkp S23 90 sacks mddlns S23 IS
d $40 90: S32 % all August shipment) honiny
cho bulk. SO 10 sacks. oilmeal s33.
sRAIN-WHEAT-The wheat market to-day
very nervous and the whole quite Arm although 10
had one two periods when offerings heavy. and
n looked as N conditions in the Northwest had
teraliy Improved. The trade evidently nervous
over the weather situation. however, and toward
close bought heavily for short account. eav
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NEW YORK

sentiment continued bullish throughout the entire
day September ranged between $3.50 9Sizc TO
s9A4c to ss1sc The close was strong at almost the
highest point of the session. with September at
99%c.
Weather conditions were the chief factor In the
market. and drouth still prevailed In many
sections Of the corn belt sentiment in the pit
was bullish all day Leading commission houses
were tree buyers the greater part OF the day. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15
BALTIMORE srOcKs
BOSTON cuRR STOCKS

sss w. ~ :, Thomas Rein.larct No 81 Proad s,r,.,
A .na No. 70 Exchange Place Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

market closed strong. with prices &c to sc ~
above yesterdays final figures.
Delay 10 thrashing by wet weather and an excel
lent demand for the cash grain by shippers causes
strength in the oats market Prices at the close
asc to &c above the previous close .
Although trade In provisions was dull nearly All
day displayed considerable nrmneeA
The strength of grain had some enect on me mas-
ket. Prices at the close were s13c TO No h181Ds
Evening journal., 1909-03-24
Overfatness Condemned

Fat, or even fattish. women readers
who want to be in the mode this year
must understand that the demand is
for lines. not curves, and govern them
selves accordingly.
That means OFF with the fat It
has become a duty. Many are trying
exercise or dieting; but IT is certain
they Will find these methods too slow
and unreliable. The cheapest and SAT-
est way TO get in form for the Direc-
toire mode Is by means OF Marmola
Prescription Tablets. Any druggist Cor
the Marmola Company. Detroit. Mich.)
will give you large sized case of
these elegant little fat reducers. con-
tanning a good. generous supply. for
seventy-five cents, and even this guam
tity should be enough 10 make a de-
cided impression on your excess fat.
Many have lost as much as a pound a
day.
These Marmola Prescription Tablets
may be used with impunity and like
wise perfect confidence, for. being made
strictly in accordance with the famous
Marmola Prescription, they are. OF
course, quite harmless. They are rath-
er beneficial than otherwise. in fact
never disturbing the stomach or caus-
ing wrinkling Of the flesh.
Evening journal., 1909-03-24
TO GUARD AGAINST
FUTURE KIDNAPPING

The ease with which Willie Whitla
was kidnapped from the school at
Sharon. caused the Philadelphia Board
Of Education TO issue the following let
ter yesterday:
In view OF the recent kidnapping Of
pupil from public school I'm the
western part OF the state. the Chair
man OF the Committee OF Elementary
Schools is deslrous that all precau-
tions should be taken 10 prevent a like
occurrencA many Of the public schools
OF this city.
You are therefore directed 10 noti-
~ at once every school principal in
your district not 10 allow any pupil 10
be taken from school by any man
unknown to- the principal or teacher
until IL Is ascertained over the tele-
phone. through the home OF the pupil
II possible. or through a public tele-
phone, through the home Of the pupil
the application for dismissal is a pro-
per one.
Even should the application be
preceded by a telephone message al
leging 10 come from the home, said
message should be verified by the
principal before allowing the pupil to
leave the building
You will give this notice imme-
diately by having a copy thereof sent
20 each principal in the district under
your supervision.
Such a rule has been in force in sew
eral schools, having been suggested by
the principals themselves ever since
the kidnapping Of Freddie Muth.
Evening journal., 1909-03-24
TWELVE SUITS OF
UNDERWEAR ON HIM

NEW YORK, March 24.--"H-m-m.
A regular Falstaff; but no Falstaff ever
had the lean face OF a Cassius," unused
Inspector McCafferty at his desk as
he saw prisoner brought in and taken
to the desk In the Detective Bureau.
He watched the prisoner while his ped
igree was being taken, and after the
preliminaries the Inspector walked to
the desk and pinched the arm Of the
man.
What makes you so out OF proper
tion? What is the charge against this
mang" he asked OF Detectives Van
Twistern and Finn. They told him the
prisoner was charged with stealing
underwear from Robert Rels q Co..
Of No. $50 Broadway. makers OF under
wear.
"Have you searched him?'
The inspector was told no search had
been made.
The detectives yanked open the pris-
oner's clothing and began TO pull out
suits Of underclothng, women's and
mems. II was like an act in sleight OF
hand.
zone, two. three. four" counted the
Inspector. MY. my he remarked.
'you grow lean and hungry looking
Suit after suit was pulled out from
beneath the prisoners outer clothing
until eleven were piled up on the desk
Then the detectives announced the
prisoner had only one more-and that
he was wearing
Good" calculated McCanerty. "Now
you look natural. Your thin face Is
In proportion 10 your body. Take him
TO court"
The prisoner was David ZyslSing. 2e
years old. of No. 220 East Twentieth
street. who was employed by Rels q
Co. The firm had been missing stock
for months. zysking was held for trial
Evening journal., 1909-03-24
WOMAN BUILT HER NEW
HOUSE ON WRONG LOT

NEW YORK. March 2t-with her entire
savings Invested In 5000 residence. near-
~ completed. in Palisade. n. j., which
through an error was built upon lot
owned by another person. Is the dilemma
IN which Mrs. Emma @. Tclford widow
with several children. living at No. 1i6a
Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, finds herself.
The owner or tho lot upon which tho
house was built Is George $. Ludlow. Of
Bell a Ludlow. attorneys. No. Rector
street. This lot adions the ono Mrs. TEL
ford purchased from tho Hudson River
Realty Company, No. 20 Broad street,
upon which she supposed her future resi-
donce WAS being built
Under the common law. that improve
ments on realty belong to the owner Of
the real estate, Mrs Telford's friends
feared she might lose her property.
Mr.. Ludlow denied yesterday that he
had any intention OF taking advantage OF
Mrs. Telford. The matter is in process OF
adjustment" he said.
Evening journal., 1909-03-24
THEN YOU CAN
EAT NEW BREAD
You Like il But Don't Dare
Eat it for Fear Of H.
digestion

You can eat anything your stomach
Graves without fear Of case Of 1ndi-
gestion or Dyspepsia, or that your
food will ferment or sour on your
stomach II you will take Diapepsin
after eating.
Your meals will taste good. and
anything you eat will be digested:
nothing can ferment or turn into acid
or poison or stomach gas. which
causes Belching, Dizziness. feeling
of fullncss after eating, Nausea. In
digestion Oil<e lump Of lead IN stom-
achl. Blliousncss, Heartburn. Water
Brash. Pain in stomach and intestlncs
or other symptoms.
Headaches from tho stomach are
absolutely unknown where this cffcc-
tive remedy is used. Diapepsin really
does all the work OF a healthy stoln-
ach. II digests your meals when your
stomach can't. Each triangule VIII
digest all the food you can eat and
leave nothingrto ferment or sour.
Get large 50-cent case Of Pape'x
piapepsin from your druggist ana
start taking today and by tomor-
row you will actually brag abour
your healthy. strong Stomach, for
you then can eat anything ani
everything you want without the
slightest discomfort or misery, aud
every particle OF impurity and Gas
that Is IN your stomach and intestines
is going to be carried away without
the use Of laxatives or any other as
sistance.
Evening journal., 1909-03-24
0vERWORKED
Boston Trained Nurse Seeing
the Good vinoI Did Her Pa
tients, Tried it Herself With
Splendid Results.

Il was completely prostrated from
overworl1. 1 had no appetite, could
not sleep. my kidneys, liver and bow
els became inactive, and as / grew
weaker ! could not retain either medi-
cine or food ON my stomach and
raised blood The doctors said my
condition was critical.
"As ] had seen Vinol prescribed for
my patients with such remarkable
results, I decided to try Il. After the
first bottle ! began to improve. con-
tinued It's use, and soon began TO sleep
and eat well; every organ In my body
was strengthened and became normal
until IL seemed good 10 be alive and
was restored to perfect health and
strength.
Il advise all my patients who need
strength. rich, red blood, and flesl
tissue 20 take Vinoi as Il is so far
superior TO old-fashioned cod liver oil
emulsions. or other tonics. Eliza
beth NJ. Cremond. Boston. Mass. FoI
nine years "A nurse in hospital and
private cases.
The reason that Vino has such
power TO heal and strengthen is be-
cause IL contains, with tonic iron al
Of the curative. medicinal and
strength elements OF cod liver
oil.
Try Vinol--your money will be re.
turned II II fails to benefit. n. b
Danforth, Druggist, Wilmington.