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New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

In doing these exercises. use no more -.ts
than YOU would put INTO an ordinary $50 S.i,'S.
accompanied by a yawn y frequent ms a -
with beginners at these EXERCISES II o. " h.
much effort The object Is rather % ie@-
move without effort
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
COMMONSENSE EXERCISE

pr1teSslJna. g- business
man know i need
exercise but I have 10
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

And | gave Il &. the Sl'
weak and tired and a
strong and vel and
What - the secret
merely taught them {.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

INTEREST in physical
L development Is well
-,,o,l, universal The Va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
Caro- para transporter
alambres.
Sc PREsENTARA HOY

Toda la noche y tarde de
aver estuvieron reunidas las
comisiones de conferencias de
la Camara de delegados y Con-
sejo Executive, tratando de las
diferencias surlidas entire am
bas Camaras en- el presupues-
to.
A las doce de la noche Sc
suspendi0 eI trabajo para con,
tinuar en la mahana de hoy
y Sc cree que esta noche que
dara aprobado ell informe de
esta comisi6n, llegandose i
un acuerdo.
El Consejo acepta algunas
de las enmiendas de la CANA
ra; pero sostiene su criterio
en- otras partidas del presu-
puesto.
La Comisi6n de la Camara
llev6 instrucciones de actuar
con entera libertad, aunqur
procurando mantener la Il
nea general del criterio de la
Camara ro>pcctc d - 'r'a-
jas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
Ell AsILO DE Mos

HubO anOche un interesan-
te debate en- la Camara con re-
ferencia al c. B. 5. Sc trata
de la construction de un edi-
ficio adscrito q la Universi-
dad de P. Rico Y para estable-
Ger en- el los nihos del Asilo
de Santurce.
Este proyeCto sc relaciO-
na en- las escuelas mecanicas
Los Sres. Tizol, Muhoz Ri
vera y Giorgetti, Sc nostra-
ron en- eI sentido de q. no 81
acordara NADIA que pudiera
signiiicaI eI desalojo de 10,
nihos huerfanos del Asilo dc
Santuree Que una vez cons
truido ei nuevo edificio podr-a
.entOnces saberse donde esta-
r!aE meI0r los nihos: paro aua
continuaran en- donde h7
cstan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
Canas coTtadas detenidas.
Al Sr Quinones 10 ha,
puesto en- possession de
sus terrenos.
Como el Servicio -ferrOviariO
agriCOla eSta deienidO eB
Sabans grande, los euItiva.
dOreS de CaflaS eStaD SufFien-
DO ALI perjuiciOS.
iDe nuesfrO correspoAsal.l

Segdn diimos en- notas an
teriores sobre el hecho que
ha dado margen a la .paraliza
ci6n de los trenes de canas los
tenedo = de. la graminea es-
tan apesadumbrados espe-
rando la bora en- que Sc orde-
ne por Ia compahia ferrovia-
ria la conduccion desus canas
d la Guanica Centrale.
SegGn los informes que be-
mos podido recoger el motive
de no conducir las canas los
trenes de la via francesa e. el
que Sc ha puesto al Sr Don
Vicente Quihones en- possession
de sus terrenos por los tribu-
males de justicia en- ell litigiO
entabladc por este senior con-
ira la reierida compahia V por
10 cual han salido perjudica-
dos los propietarios que tienen
cahas cortadas que no han
uodido enviar q su destino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
NOticias de Sabana Grande.
tDs nuss!ro corssponsal.j

Mario ll.-En mis- notas &
dia 8 de este pueblo que ap2
.recieron en- "La Correspon,
dencia" del dia 10 en- cursr
hubo una distraction de GAIA
en- 10 cuaI, V en- ell suceso que
reIataban mos del Sr. Don Ra-
mon Pagan, Sc hace apareccr
err6nea la nota puesta que Sc
lee en- ella, "teniendo un grdre
deSenlace" cuando realmente
10 que dliimos fue: Sc teme
-un fatal deSenLace, por Ell es-
tado muy grave en- que Sc ha-
llaba y Sc encuentra a1n el
Sr. Pagan. quien ha sido STEM
pre- muy estimado Y querido
de sus' amigos, principales y
sobre todo de sus trabajado-
res ;quienes veian en- el,el hom
bre honradO, Iaborioso V de
muy buen proceder para con
todos.
SegGn nuevos informes ell
hecho de haber tornado tan
violenta resolution es el de
que Sc le hacia muy pesada la
vida pOr los sufrimientos que
tenia al yer a su esposa en- es-
tado de demencia.
En- el dia de aver v despu6s
de penosisima enfermedad ha
Ia jornada de la vida
sl Sr. D. Manuel Torres & Irri- I
hermano de las muy a.
preciables sehoras Dha, Juani- .
Ia, Dha Gina y Dha. Amina
Torres de Totti. I
Les enviamos q todos DOR
medic de estas hneas, senti- .
10 pssame. 7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
Sodados de la compania hacienda de campana
Sc APROB0 Ell PRoYECTo

Defendido por ell Sr. Gior.
gettl, y compatible por el Sr
Ti2oL fuG aprobado anoche
IN la Camara ell proyecto de
'cy asignando S l.5OO para los
gastos de yiaje de una comi-
SION de 3 agricultores que de-
bera If a Washington a infor-
mar en- ell asunto de tarifas,
respecto del cafe, az1car y
otros productos- de la agri-
cultura de P. Rico.
.Se trata tambi6n v fu6 a.
cuerdo, de establecer en- Was
hington una ,oficina de propa-
ganda que bajo la direction
del comisionado q Washington
trabaje en- favor del cafe, du-
rant6 la session extraordina-
ria del Congreso de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
IN MEM0R|AM.
tCcntipuaciin de la pagina Sa.)

tCentipuacldn de la pagina Sa.)
lei Tribunal Supreme de
= Puerto Rico al expresar pail
damente, en- los conceptos
aquf emitidos, las acrisoladas
virtudes, del que en- vida fu6
su digno presideDte. expert
menta la triste compIacencia
de rendir merecido tribute d2
admiration q tan eXceIso Ma,
gistrado, y para honrar su me-
moria, y como testimonio &C
esa admiration y del profun
do respeto que q sus miem.
bros inspire, el Tribunal 3
cuerda levantar la session de
este ano; visitar en- pleno a la
distinguida viuda del ilustre
fenecido y hacerle presente
la profunda pena que embar-
ga a los miembros de esta Cor
te.
Acuerda, ademas, ell Tribu-
nal, que Sc coloque en- Sala
de sesiones una fotograffa am
pliada del que fu6 SUI primer
Presidente.
Y, por ultimo, acuerda tam
bien ell Tribunal que Sc remi-
ia una copia de esta resolu-
ci6n al Honorable President >
de los Estados Unidos por.
conducto del Hon. Attorney
General de los Estados Uni
dos, otraa la distinguida viu-
da, Dna. Modesto G. de Qui-
homes, y que ell original de es-
ia resolucion, asi como ell de
la del Colegio de Abogados de
Puerto Rico, Sc incluya en- el
libro de ResolucioneS de esta
Corte, llevandoSe copia lite
raj de las mismas al libro de
Actas de este Tribunal V al
expediente personal de su pri-
mer Presidente, a fin de que
en- los archives del Tribunal
Supreme de Puerto Rico ha-
va una constancia Official del
los m6ritos y virtudes que a
dornaron 4 tan integro Ma
gistrado.. .~San Juan, P. R.
Mario s. I909.-Jos6 C. Her
nandez, Jose NJ. Figueras. J. |
H. McLeary, Adolph G. Wolf. |
Certifico que 10 que precede, !
es copia exacta de su original. /
A. F. dStro.-Secre-
tario del Tribunal Supreme. !!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
ECOBA HIGIENIC4.

L9s Srss. Sanchez Morales & "a. t.s--a
Z q ysaiA ID csisbrzda eseoh. DE<T-
Lis. cue Do zFau.s poivo 81 barre-. "
q3s ha tsaido una gran aeepta-i5a ~ l7s
Eaia3os Inidos y Egropa. dords - a.f-
hEa - las ofirsnzs del Gotsa--7 l-a-
i1ss, .scgelas, tie1das ezsas par.-ula-
re- DarA cieZ wees ma cue ma ss-
.sea toTisrts, J uepe & r-.r5 -.
vsatass De ser eopmlsisns1.s s.#--s-5-s
: e-o apAfaio 10 dsts i4lsaF e. Lsagz-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
IA A.TOJA.
TPONTEVEDRA ESPANA1

SALES NATURALES ezradas po evaporation vaco de las
aguas mneaes
Sc empan preparation de baho generates locales guaes
csutados los que obtenen C c Balneario
JAB0NtS preparad base de saes)
de la c pOderoamente antcos exCenes ab6n de
AGUAS emaes corurado bOmuada sods feugnOsas cb6ni
cas- yaTiedad Itico arseuicales
Fara iniorme soictense del Dr. F. MatanzO cale de
Teua0 nGmeo g.
Ilr StO para la venta:
Almacen de S. MELON & Co.
San Jnan PHertO Rico. San Iusto H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13

NGdle sabe que su casa e.
IA desqiquil0da. NGdie 10 sa-
be. p0rqye usted no 10 onuuci.a
s. desea aLqular 50 casa one
GhsF1 no le produce nadq. qn,lU
ciela eH La COrrespoUdsu-
Ga. Pare esia Glaze de anan-
cos i1g 5R este didrio mr.
eios ssRelales, mug limitados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
En- Nueva York. Traslado de Hotel

Los sehoes A Smyrk Andres Muro participant su amigos
de Rico Hotel Westminster
uga dRco para amaones de de6o Con motive los
han rasadado Hotel Seville cual halaran los
de Puerto Rico c6modo hpedac adeantos modeos
y fachdades mayores que que desaparece
FL Hotel Seville haa siuado puno ontrico de fSc a
So Madison Ave, 2Sh Il Doth Ss -...~-TI#
Los smyrk Nuro haadn en- los muees la legada de
los vapores de costumbo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
FL coNsEJo NO CONCURRE

FL CONSEJO No CONII hhE
Anoche sc di6 cuenta en- la
Camara con una comunlca-
ci6n del ConseIO Executive.
manifestandO que no concu-
rria 4 las enmiendas hechas
por la Camara al c. B. : cons
tTucci6n dc c1rrelerdS.
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n
de conferencia Y Por la CANA
IA fueron designados los Sres.
Trelles, Canales Y CaballerO.
Estuyieron conferencian---
do hasta las dOce de Ia noche.
En- la session de- hoy Sc darS
euenta con ei infUrrne de "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-13
DE Ia IsLA

Los SreS. Carlos Benitez
Santana, de Yabucoa. DR..
Gonzalez Martinez de MAYA
guez V Caledonia Carbonel.
de CabO-RojO. llegaron a San
Juan aver con motive de Ia
asamblea que sc lIeyara 4
efecto el domingo pr6ximo.
En esia impsutA z veo5s rapG sisjo
4 dos pesos s1intaL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30
3. 6

Toh biltg iiber ser Steiermnrf
bidtes 8eipolf. Ser @etteritn5, Der
bier itnttseunben, bate BEN Sriib-
ling apieoer oertriaben, Ser biesmol
,1n~setpobnIiD 5ettig eefommen fpar
uno ben cine ifier iommerlid)e Slte
beeleitet batte.
0ret @odyeu bon Sonnenideir
ltnb tpormer 2uft batten oos Mitr.
tbol in elm 8arabies nertponbeIt uto
ga, tpo bos olte Oorf EPoLbeim iid
5tpiiben itottlid,en Bergen uno ima.
roebenen Griinben binbreitet, mar
Der 6riiblirg ga,5 b~eionbers berrlid
ei~n9ejoger.
Ssest freiIi6 lob es nli6 I'M Sbal.
beim ber,tm reft unireunolib aus.
benn ieit 5tpei Soeen ,pnren
sic Serge Bis ioit nuf Ben TbaIbooen
binunter in Nebel eabiiGt, oie Ser
etsfaIte 8inb faum 81, pepihieben
p%ern1od,te; Sa3l resnete es init elmer
Irsbaiier, als ionte oas ihone,
CRIME MurtbaI erIGitft tperoen.
Dieter 8ebanfe bott iif loeber
bes @annes bemGhtigt, Der oen
Steinberg berunter fnm uno Der nit
itiuem Slimor ifon elm 3eitlone
bas unoitfborlide &innen, bas rings.
Inn Iout unS iibtbar ,par heobottet
botte. Bon allen 3tpeisen tropite
nnS ipritbte bos @oiier; es iidertc
an ben 9numitdmmen richer uno
lief ihber Die SeIien in ioIher Gle,
oils mitroe es i~raenSapo unten ihon
iebnIidit eropartet, uua isoc Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30

TaTIe fHr's Anslaao teiorat g. 2aine. 4t3
Sit.galimuresstr., ua4e guitom Souie.Nps.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
CHEAP SPORTS KICK ON WINNING OF
 AMERICAN Raise Howl Against Mix on Trivial Ground Against Award of Cup

BERLIN, October 9.-Edgar w. Mix the American aeronaat, winner of the Gordon Bennett trophy in the balloon race which started from Zurich last Sunday, arrived here today from Os trolendko, Russian Poland, and left foI Paris tonight.
 While in Berlin Mix received tele gram informing him that protest had been lodged against him being declared the winner of the Bennett trophy or the ground that he had made landing with the America IT before he finally came down in the forest of GutOva.
 'tThe protest, ]" said Mir Mix "prOb ably is founded on an incident that happened at some place, the name of which is unknown to me, about thirty miles northeast of Prague.
 "SeveTal persons caught hold of the rope, notwithstanding my protest anC despite my endeavoring to make then let go, and dragged the balloon to the earth. The basket touched the ground and rested there probably between five and seven minutes until I was able tC persuade the people to let go and alsC had written dispatch. Instead of be ing an advantage to me I lost three bags of ballast before l resumed tho voyage"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Makes Several Successful Flights in Teaching
 Art to Soldiers
DEDICATES AVIATION
 PARK OF UNCLE SAM
Will Continue Work of In struction Till Signal
 Corps Knows How

COLLEGE PARK, Md, October S.-- Tor the first time in the history of Am erica an aeroplane owned by the Un- tied States government scared in the air today, guided by Wilbur Wright. It flew five times in the dedication to aviation of the government tract of land here.
 With almost ideal conditions for spec tators and a breeze blowing scarcely at a mile an hour. Wright began his flights to teach the officers of the sig nal corps how to handle the machine.
 Of the starting rail at 3:55, he cir eled the field for three minutes, twenty five feet above the ground.
 Again at 4:09 Wright was of for an other flight
 This time he was in the air five minutes. At 4:5l O clock he scared away to return in about five minutes Each time he kept to the reservation Grounds. Then Lieutenant Lahm took his place in the extra seat. At 5:l5 the two rose to probably l50 feet. They went a mile and ahlf toward Washing ton in hardly more than as many min utes. In about five minutes after they had left they landed within twenty feet of the starting rail.
 In another flight Wright took Lieu tenant Humphreys with him. Flights probably will be made tomorrow and on the days following until the off cers are familiar with the new art.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
MINERS WILL BUILD CLUB HOUSE AT
 MIAMI

At an enthusiastic meeting of tho Miami lodge, Benevolent Order of Am erican Miners, Friday night, prelimin ary plans were adopted for the erection of new club house and lodge build ing on the new Miami townsite.
 The new building will be 25 by 7s feet in size, and two stories in height The lower floor will be- fitted up as g business room, with lodge and clut rooms on the second floor.
 Preliminary work on the building scheme will be taken up today and il is not thought that any difficulty vii be encountered in financing the plan The building will cost about $2500.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Mems Fall Suits

Your highest expectations in Fine Fall Clothes will be realized when you see the great array of swell suits which we have brought together for you here. Hart, schaffner & Marx productions play most important part in this colos- sal display. Original creations, authen- tic fashions, designed according to our own ideas by these greatest of style creators and fine clothes makers. Men, don t forget that we can furnish you with a full dress outfit. Get ready for the fall festivities.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
ASKS DIVORCE ON
 PLEA OF DISSIPATION

On the grounds of assertion, Thomas Childress filed suit for divorce against Ella Childress, in the district court Friday.
 Childress claims that the marriage ceremony was performed in Dennison Texas, in 1897. In August, 1900, his wife deserted him, having lived apart from him since that time, he claims.
 Norman J. Johnson represents the plaintiff.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
SHERIFF HELD NEGRO
 LYNCHERS AT BAY
Fifteen Black Men Attempt to String Up One of Their Own Color
 for Horse Stealing

TULSA, Okla, October 9.--Fifteen negroes boarded train at Wybark to- day and attempted to take Arthur Nanny, a negro charged with horse stealing, away from Sheriff Hooper, with the intention of lynehing him. Hooper had the crowd at bay with his revolver until the train started and then, with the assistance of the con ductor, forced the entire mob to jump from the moving train. Wybark has no white citizens. Nanny was taken to Muskogee and landed in jail.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Mems Sweater
 Goats

These Sweater Coats have made a decided hit and are universally popular We have n splendid line of finest quality wool and worstei in plain coiors and combination effects. The prices we quote on these Sweater Coats are very low and are real bargains.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Mems CravenetteS

Every man needs a Cravanette. It can be used just as appropri- ately for an overcoat as for eravanette. Quarterlined and the sleeves are lined with satin. Hand felled collar and hand sewed but. ton holes. Materials of gray worsteds and mixed materials. Our stock is now complete and we will le pleased to show any man the new styles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Mems Furnishings

When it comes to Mems Fur nishing Goods this store surely leads. Look around and you will agree with us that we carry the finest, largest and most up-to-date line of Furnishing Goods. You will profit by visiting this depart. ment. When in need of Shirts, Collars, Sox, Underwear, Etc, it surely pays to visit this store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
You Need a New
 Hat

Glance at our Hat Department and see what large selection of new fall styles you have to selee from.
 Knox and Stetson Hats nee, little comment, except that they are at the top in respect to qual. ity and price. Hawes $500 Hats sold exclusively here, have the reputation oI being the best Has for the money in the world. w, certainly take pleasure in recon mending this hat.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
GOMPERS RETURNS
 ON FRENCH LINER
Has Been Studying Labor Conditions in Continental Europe-Recep-
 tion at Washington

NEW YORK, October 9. - Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, who has been in Europe studying continental labor con ditions and problems, returned to the United States late tonight on the French liner La Savoie.
 An elaborate reception has been plan ned for Gompers at Washington upon his arrival there next week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
It's Overcoat Time

The cool nights and mornings remind LIS that we should be thinking of that 0vercoat. We have magnificent line of new Fall Overeoats and are now mak- ing the price so that you will be doubly interested. These Hart, Schaffner X Marx garments come in a great variety of styles and patterns and we urge you to take a look at them tomorrow.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
HEARST WILL ACCEPT

NEW YORK, October Civilian R. Hearst announced at midnight that he would accept the nomination for mayor as rendered at an independent mass meeting at Copper Union Wednesday might.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Magnificent Evening
 Gowns

Every woman in the city should see our display of Evening Costumes. The many social functions which will soon take place make it imper- ative that she have an appropriate evening gown. Included in our dis. play are costumes of Hemmalines, Satins, soft filmy Chiffons, Hand Elm broidered Nets, All Over Laces, Spangle Jets and Crepe de Chine. These costumes are all elaborately trimmed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
New F Skirts

Our showing of New Fall Skirts is complete in the full sense of the word, and it affords unlimited op- portunity for exercising one's per sonal taste in the selection of skirt which is sure to please.
 Not only does the variety of styles appeal to those who are ready to make selections now, but the wide range of prices makes it easy to meet the requirements of every purse.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes

Edwin Capp Fosheim and Walk Over Shoes the leading No matter where will always find these shoes sold by the leading stores We have all the latest styles and please matter how hard to fit.
 Dorothy Dodd Shoes for Ladies the best that money buy styles Dorothy Dodd Shoes lead all other makes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Beautiful Tailored Suits

These beautiful suits are the fam ous Wooltex make. The prices we are making are very special and are sure to prove most attractive. Every popular weave in cloth is embraced, including wide diagonals, wide vale serges, rough cheviots, imported broadcloths and Scotch mixtures. The coats are made in 7-S fitted style, lined with rich satin throughout. Some of these suits are made on se- verely tailored lines and others are elaborately trimmed with braid and Persian embroidery The skirts are made in new and very effective pleated models and all the popular shades are shown.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Our Boys Department

forget the boys They should be we'll dressed pays have boy take pride in his appearance It is most i'm poran teaches him to be careful and and it will last through all his le Our Boys Department full of Fall Clothes and the prices making will make happy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Always the Greatest Millinery Values
 Are Found Here

No Millinery Department Saturday
  able highcls Millinery Millinery it's she knows the remarkable values offering pays to buy your fall millinery this friends of great Millinery
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
OF LIGHTS
CELEBRATION BEGINS
Ancient Ceremony Will Take
Place in This City
This Evening.

The Feast OF the Lights. commemo-
rating the deHverance of the yves from
the Maccabees after a struggle of four
teen years. VIII be observed in practi-
cally ever Jewish household in the city
this evening, and the celebration will
continue eight days.
The period Of the feast is known as
Hanukah. and it was Instituted more
than a century and a half before the
birth OF Christ After the final victory
over the Maccabees the elders of Ie-
rUsalem were called together to hold
a celebration. and but one small cruise
Of oil could be found with which 20
make light.
The oil was not ordinarily enough to
last one lay, but Oy some miracle was
made TO hold out throughout the eight
DAYS. The present observance Of the
holiday consists in the lighting Of tapers
eec1 night during the continuance of
the feast, by each male member Of the
orthodox household. one candle the FIRST
night. two candles the second night, and
so on. The celebration is one of rcjoic-
ing. In late years II has become the
custom to have thu head of the house
hold light the candles eS-ch evening. The
lights burn both day ard night
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
Stomach Misery
Get Rio of that Sourness,
Gas and Indigestion

Do it today; 20 right straight to
Henry Evans and get 90 cent box OF
AIi-o-nl. stomach tablets and relieve that
stomach distress in FIVE minutes by the
clock.
When your stomach is out OF order
or run down your food doesn't digest.
e ferrnents In your stomach and forms
gas, sourness. heartburn, foul breath,
pain at pit Of stomach and many other
miserable symptoms
Mona stomach tablets will give joy
fllI relief IN five minutes; II taken reg
ulariy for two weeks they VIII turn your
nabby. sour. tired OFT stomach into a
sweet. energetic perfect working one
. ready to properly digest any and all
food you put in It.
You can't be ve--y strong and vigOr-
GUS If your food only half digests. Your
appetite will go and nausea, dizziness.
biliousness, nervousness, sick headache
and constipation will follow.
Mona stomach "a blets are small
and easy 10 swallow and are guaran-
teed. Sold By drugsiBts everywhere and
by Henry Evans.
- cents 2 large box