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ZZ2 LZZZ7TLL2 GAZSlTE-HIWa. PAG2 TZIj IP" US FOR I A f fairs in Mexico mim Honday, October IS, 1311. Working Properly. Bex-ease- There Is Wind in It, Use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to Set It Going Again. A Trlil Package iee. . . . ' : , . -.-..! , 1 .:?';, The doctors call It flatulency, but unprofessional folks know It aa "wthd oa the stomach,", and 4 most distress Ing state of things It is. ; It Is a seri ous condition of this great , motor orgsn. Always annoying and painful In the 'extreme, at times often leading to bad and fatal results. The stomach embarrassed and hampered with wind cannot ' take Care of Its food prop erly and indigestion follow, and this has a train too appalling to enumer ate. The entire system is Implicated mode an active or passive factor In this trouble and life soon becomes a questionable boon. All this is explained in doctor books; how undigested food causes gases by fermentation snd fomentation in which process some essential fluids are 'destroyed burnt up wasted by chenjlcal action, followed by defective nutrition and the distribution through the alimentary tract ' oC chemically wrong elements and as a consequence the stomach and . entire system is starved. Plenty of food, you see, but spoilt in preparation and worse than worthless. . r " 1 .. . , A deranged stomach la the epitome of evil; nothing too bad to emanate from it, but the gas it generates Is probably its worst primary effect and the only way to do away with this is to remove the cause." Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets go to the root of this trouble. They attack the gas-making foods and render : them harmless. Flatulency or wind on the stomach simply cannot exist Where' these pow erful and wonderworking little tablets are In evidence. '. 1 They were made for this Very pur pore to attack gas-making food and convert them Into proper nutriment This is their province and office. A whole book could be written about them and then not all told that might be told with profit to sufferers from this painful disease, 'dyspepsia, tt would mention the years of patient and expensive experiment In effort to arrive at this result of failures in numerable and at last success. It would make mention of the different stomach correctness- that enter Into this tablet and make it faithfully rep resent all. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not alone Intended for the sick, but well folks as well; for the person who craves hearty foods and wants to eat heartily and run ad risk of bad effects, they act like a charm and make eating and digesctloo a delight and pleasure They keep the stdmach active and en ergetic and able and willing to do ex tra work without special labor or ef fort Don't forget this. Well people are often neglected, but the Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets have them In mind. A free trial package will be sent ny one who wants to know Just what they are, how they look and taste, be fore beginning treatment with them. After this go to the drug store for ttem; everywhere, here or st home, tWy are SO cents a box and by getting them at home you will save time and postage. Your doctor will prescribe them; they say there are 40,000 doc tors using them, but when your know what is the matter with yourself, why go to the expense of a prescription? For free trial package address F. A. Stuart Co., ISO, Stuart Sulldlngi Mar hall, Michigan. New Streets for New York. New York Herald. ., Stating that It Is waste of money for the city to keep on patching pave ments and that It would be economy In the end to rebuUd ?00 mites of old and worn out streets, George Mc Aneny, borough president of Manhat tan, asked that the board of estimate set aside I8.S00.600 for that purpose, and carry the work to completion as fast as possible,. ... . While It would not be practicable to spend the entire appropriation In the next year, Mr. MoAneny estimates that a maximum of $4,800,000 should b allowed fur Immediate uses, and the borough officials permitted to do all ths work that can be accomplished without waste, ' For sore throat, swollen tonsils, pimples en ths tongue, gargle ' ths throat or rinse the moutn with DAR BY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID dilut d in a little water. It will quickly restore normal condition!. Bathe the kin with tt to reduce swellings, eurs Insect bites or stings, wash out ragged wounds, old sores or barbed wire cuts. It disinfects the wound and heals the flesh. Pries tt cents pet bottle. .Bold,, by all druggfctV - : " V 1 ,: Mexico City, Oct 16. Tax officials of Mexico are inclined to think that the national treasury has been de frauded of a considerable amount of money, but Just now there appears no means whatever of knowing, for scores of little fires have consumed the evi dence. . Acting upon telegraphic In structions, government dispensers of revenue stamps In all parts of the re public destroyed to the last little lith ograph all their old stock, only to dis cover that the order was a forgery. -, , It Is the -custom of the tax depart ment to c.ll In every two years what remains of an old Issue, sending hew stamps in return for -those turned in. In the present Instance the reports of the officials of their compliance with the order was the first intimation re ceived at the capital of, what had been done. An investigation was hastily made and developed the fact that a telegraphic circular, bearing what ap peared to be the proper official seal, had been submitted to the telegraph company for transmission. , Now the government's secret service agents are evolving theories and seeking clues as to the identity of the criminal or Joker. , . The popular theory is that one or possibly a number of stamp distribu tors created and carried out the de ception, In order to cover a shortage, the police pointing out that a man might easily report that he had burn ed upon instruction $1000 worth of stamps and received credit for that amount, when in reality he had con signed not more than $100 worth to the flames. -,...: Tinder American management, the capital's big racing plant, inaugurated last year and scene of the first Mex ican Derby, will be operated this win tor along American lines. The plant has been leased from the jockey club, Mexico's most fashionable and exclu sive organization, by Matt7 J. Winn, an American, and his associates. The local track, widely known as tho Condcsa track, was the realization of n dream of many years on the part of the Jockey club, although members of that organization are for the most part not racing men, despite the name of their club. To that fact Is attribut ed their failure to make racing a suc cess. Under the new arrangement the club will yet hav( nn advisory interest in the track, but the active manage ment will lie with the Americans. It Is proposed to open the track during Hhe latter part of October, racing on tnree days a week, Thursdays, Satur days and SundHys. Mexico soon will be represented In the consular service by none but Mex ican citizens. Some two months ago the state department issued a circular stating that the custom of permitting minor consular posts to be filled by foreigner would be discontinued, but sddlng that a vacation would be granted ait such Incumbents If they A cared to come to the capital and take out papers of naturalisation. A num ber availed themselves cf tire: "offer, , ..... , .... - . , V I i I ' ' - TROOPS GtiAhfliiNG r-TURiciMi3ckaSSKSt3 .Jim i . ... ii, ' r , ' ,. ' 1 rr .! 5: j y .'3 ; ,,''',. , ,.K i"V - i j - V'-" pi ; I " " 'i : s'- : : - : u-J WHEN YOU PAY THEN They, Hon't. Cost.' Enough , to LUCAS t ; iicsiiLviLiLE paii jx glass -cohfawi. many being here now, waiting for the necessary time to elapse when they can return to tl elr posts as Mexican citizens, . -''. '.-.; '. To determine some of the resources the government has In Lower Califor nia, the Geologic Institute has named, with the consent of the department pi fomento, a commission to visit the peninsula and make a minute survey. Only In rather vague way Is the gov ernment familiar with this portion of the national territory. , One of the cherished plans of. the new regime is to secure the colonization of Lower California, and the government wishes the information the commission Is ex pected to procure, in order to place it at the disposal of prospective settlers. ..-. Governor Rivero of tho federat dis trict has sent a message to the depart ment of Justice, requesting that all haste possible be used in the proceed ings relating to prisoners in Belem, the big local Jail, who are now under sontence of death. He explains that the Jail is too crowded and that the colls these men occupy are needed for others. Plans have been made and accepted for a new Jail, but, realizing that It will be a long time before the historic and notorious prison Belem can be abandoned, the governor has urged that it be enlarged and remod eled In order to make better sanitation possible and to afford more room. The average number of prisoners con fined there is about 3500. HENRY D. LAW Father of J. H. Law Died Yesterday at Mission Hospital Was Resident '' of WliiHtun-Salcm. Henry J. Law of Winston-Salem died yesterday morning at 7:30 o'clock at the Mission hospital, where he had been quite ill for 10 days. He was taken sick a few days before he was removed to the hospital, having been in the city on a visit to his son, J. H. Law, for some time. Mr. Law was 83 years old, was born In Dublin,. Ireland, and came with his parents to this country when he was eight years old. Ho had lived In Winston-Salem 1 for the past 20 yearn. (lis son, J. H. Law, is a resident of Ashevllle and the deceas ed had visited htm every summer for a good many years and during that time had formed numbers of warm friendships. Ills death came' as a ahock to these old friends. The funeral services will be con ducted this afternoon from Trfnlty church at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. IT. Fields Kanmenlg and Rev. A. H. Stubbs will conduct the services and the vestry of tho church will act as pallbearers. TO CURE A COLD IX ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if It falls to cure. .E. W. GROVE'S sig nature is on each box.;; J 5c. - - FUBtIC BUILDINGS IN " I,'- ;. . j ...... .-" , ---- - - , - " . -v r " : , . m , . ( - -. . J 1M " ' .. . . , " - ' - FRONT, pyiJW-lAMEKS EPJ1J3:NCH COliNIliKRlJft A BRASS PRICE; 011 DON'T, EXPECT TO GET GOLD, mini . -i DON'T BE FOOLED BY LOW PRICED Tinted Gloss Paint does cost.ehough to "genuine Gently but Thoroughly ' Cleanse and Regulate Your Stomach, Liver and Bowels Wlitlo You Sleep. . .That awful sonenera, belching of acjd and foul gases; that pain in the pit of the stomach, the heartburn, nervousness, nausea, bloating after eating, feeling of fullness, dizziness and sick headache, means indiges tion; a disordered ' stomach, 'which cannot be -, regulated 'until you re move the cause. It isn't your stom ach's fault Your stomach is as good as any. ,: , .. - ' Try Cascarets; they cure Indiges tion, because they Immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the de composed waste matter and poison from the Intestines and bowels. Then your Btomach trouble Is ended for 3ver. A Cascaret tonight will straight en you out by morning a 10-cent box from any drug store will keep your ontlre family feeling good for months. Don't forget the children their little lnsldes need a good, gentle cleansing, tOO, ' ', ' , ,,,'-.-.. ., ."'.'.' OUT OF "MEH FINANCE" Chicago, Oct. 16.-t-John R. Walsh,-ex-banker and former head of a score of railroad enterprises in this vicinity, who was paroled Saturday from the Fort Leavenworth federal prison after serving part of a term of imprison ment, following conviction of the infraction of national banking laws, spent Sunday at. his home here and last night he, outlined his plans for the future. The .course he has mapped out does not comprise plans for another fight I for - financial prominence; it does not! contemp'ate any campaign for mi.-'. premacy in the coal business of the ! middle west, as had been reported, and does not embrace a scheme for a recovery of the : position Walsh once held in the business world of Chicago. "I do not contemplate any sensa tional financial fight; I do not appre hend my entry to the business world again will be a matter of apprehen sion or anxiety to those now engaged In business," he Said. "I have quit fighting." .- , - "All I want to do now Is to. get a little rest at home, get a new line on the- tangled threads -of the business enterprises I am interested In since the adjustment of the clearing house note and get those enterprises in what shape -I can., After .things have been TURKISH CAPITAL 'O! ,Tv) 22-carat fine" Paint You might sojourn to Broadway or Fifth avenue, New York in the quest of that fall suit and you could not secure any more style or service or perfection of fit than we offer you among these splendid garments. Exaggerated! Not a bit. We'll tell you why. These suits come from the very makers that cater to the critical women of the metropolis. They are ni:uli of jusl :is rich materials, tlicy are th1 signed and finished by just as expert tailors and they possess all of those little uew touches that distinguish the Vefined production of tho present season from those that are passed and out-of-date. Iff" straightened out, I do not know just what I shall do. Certainly I shall not make any attempt, as has been re ported to become the 'coal king of the west;' I take it the coal 'dynasty' Is rather complete as It is. "I simply am going to straighten out my affairs as well as I can, and after that will engage in such enter prises aa present opportunities. I haven't another 30 years to spare In going In for another struggle for financial prominence." The former banker arrived In Chi cago from Kansas City and went dl rcctly home, where he was welcomed by his wife and the families of his children. The day was spent quietly at home, where several of his friends visited him. The ReiaHon Wliyt To better understand why New York Sunday Worlds are selling so rupldly and should be ordered in ad vunce, note some of the big features of next Sunday's Issue: Words and muslo of Pretty Little Sunshade," a now song hit; "Three Weeks With the Turkish Army," "The Girl Who Changes Her Clothes Twenty-six Times a Day," "In Terror of Tweed's Ghost," "Heroines of the Switch bourd," "American Beauties Posing In Paris," "Seven Hallowe'en Oemea," "Choosing Between a $1,000,000 Heri tage and New Husband." Ac, &c. Tell your newsdealer today to save you a copy of next Sunday's New York World. . . ,..( . r ,-. - ( TH EJTO k TMTS AV I VDUh 0 N E flaVeSYou Inspected perb Gathering of the New Smart Fall Suits If you have not don't fail to remedy the oversight ,: at once. The newest of new models are here: In all correct styles, fabrics and shades. Yours is among them. Another notable feature of the suits you'll find at this store, is their superior fitting qualities. The sizes are correctly proportioned to the vnrr hihoul li'i;i'fc. F:ict is, they are such splendid fitting ?;;irinciit 1li:it we're selling more suits which do not require alterations than ever before. . Let ns introduce you without further delay to these splendid specimens of the tailor's art. You'll be de lighted with their beauty , and low prices. . l"Trie 3T0Bt HAT 8AWf yrju MONEY" I TRADITIONS IX MARRIAGE. Novelint's Wife Writes Her Ideas on the Divorce Problem. Meta Fuller Sinclair, In the World Today. Children are far more sensitive to the attitudes of their elders than the latter often realize, and a discordant marriage most In the end Influence the child perniciously, even though the Immediate result Is not always evident. So those uncongenial couples who remain together merely for the sake of their children are accomplish ing a very uncertain result, and those who feel that It is society that they are serving thereby will usually And that they are very deficient In ser vices rendered either to society or to themselves. Having duly listened to the hue and cry that Is always raised when any established institution . is attacked, one wonders if, perhaps, the hubbub Is not an attempt to droVn the wee small voice of truth and to distract attention from those Who suffer through the inadequacies of the old regime, so that the lazy and compla cent ones may continue undisturbed In their established positions. One also wonders If It Is really the altru istic Impulse after all that causes us to uphold traditions that no longer apply to the existent facta and to close our eyes to the actual conditions growing out of those facts. ' t t W talk ft 'le about 1 Individ iml . .i PAINTS ..Be, Good be PuriSti - I 'if'' : initiative, the family, and social ser vice, and yet do we make any effort to find out what is our real duty' to ourselves, our children, and society according to the growing need as It actually exists, and not according to the precedent which no longer ap plies to the need? Are we not mora dominated by the fear of what so ciety will do to us than by the desire to do something for the , benefit of society? And so we are continually trying to fit our impulses and our Ideals into the forms already estab lished, forgetful of the fact that hu man nature Is in a continual stats of flux and evolutionary development and that Institutions were made for society, and not society for Institu tions. If we continue to tolerate this attitude of expediency, we .will re semble somewhat the Maoris of the south seas who, finding in their pos session an assortment of shoes, cut off their toes to fit them, instead of seeking out the sizes that might be adapted to their feet V CASTOR I A For Infiuita and Children. Hi KbiTou Ban A!w&ji 'ZtjjA Bears the jlgnatweof I 25 Sou'i r.rainCli- t. T
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