7
. ..i.
Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear
Saturday specials that should crowd these depart
ments to their utmost capacity. Prices represent but
a fraction of worth and tho dependable quality is in
every offering. Come early.
Indies' Kenmles Hosiery Manufacturer's samples, regular value
to &0c pair; black and rolors, on sale In two lota. 15 and 23
1
Sample CJloven at 40c Act'ial values to $1.25,
In glace, kid, mocha, cape, etc., black, browns,
tans and white, lined and unllned greatest snap
ever, Saturday 49
.3 7 .
PI
THE RELIABLE STORE
KM
fall . i
1 II I ' 4 J A
Mm
93.60 All Wool Sweater Coats, In white, gray or
red; on Kale Saturday S1.9S
Ladies' All Wool Sweater Ooata, all colors and
styles, values to 15.00: on sale $8.45 and 13.98
Don't Mist These Underwear Specials Saturday.
Children's Fleeced Uiln
Suite, heavy quality, all
alzes; on sale at BOO
High-Class Union
Suits, all wool, ens arm
wool. silk and lisle; match
lens bargains' .
choice $8.98 and $1.98
Women's AH Wool and Silk
and Wool Vests and Tlfhts,
very npeclal bargains. .$1.60
Women'e Union Suite, In
heavy fleeced cotton; on
ale Saturday .. .980 and $00
Women's Underveets and
Vents, heavy floeced- on
sale at 880 and 6O0
Children's Under Tests or
Pants, heavy fleeced, on
sale at, garment S5o
Children's Heavy On ting nan.
nel Gowns, special at... Mo
Children's Wool Undergar
ments a big Una for selec
tion; on sale at greatly re
duced prices Saturday. Buy
now and save.
Noice Extra Specials in Drug Dept. for Saturday
DOc Java Rice Face. Powder
(ono box to a customer),
at 880
2,r,o Swansdown Face Powder,
for I80
1125 size Kd. Ptnauil's Kxt.
V'PKatal Toilet Water 69o
Large size Pompelan Massage
Cream for 40
2fic Uoaellne for 17o
v
2fc size pure Hydrogen Per
oxide. 3 Lotties for .850
11.60 oriental Cream for $1.03
60c per ounce locust Itlossoin
or White Hose Perfume, per
ounce 85o
ldo Jap Hose or Palm Olive
Soan. two hare for 15c
lOo Williams' Shaving Soap
for 80
10c Shlnola Shoe Polish for 60
11.35 Gloria Rubber Hair
Brushes for 8o
7Sc extra heavy Hard Rubber
Pressing Comb for 490
$3 00 Wellington Pyrin and
Pottle, guaranteed for five
years, for $883
12 60 Female Douche for
only $!
$128 S-quart Fountain Syringe
for Wo
Big Shirt Sale Saturday
.An immense purchase of Men's Laundered Shirts sur
pluses of prominent manufacturers go on sale Saturday in
two big lots.
Men's Colored Laundered Shirts $1.00 and. $1.50 values, in
all newest fall patterns French madras, ginghams, cham
brays, mercerized coat style every 6hirt warranted per
fect; on sale at 49c
Men's High Clas3 Laundered Shirts-$2 to $3 values, fine
French flannels, imported madras and chambraya, percales,
etc. very newest colors and patterns with or without col
lars; at .....,... .98c
Special Underwear Bargains.
Men's $2.00 Union Suits, all
colors and srees ; snap at 98c
Men's Undershirts and
Drawers, all wool, values to
$2.50, at 75c 98c $1.25
Men's $1.00 Work Gloves or
Mittens, lined or unlined; on
sale at 49c
Men's Outing Flannel Gowns,
values to $2.50, all kinds
at 49c 75c and 98c
Special Furnishing: Bargains.
Men's 50c Suspenders, in all
best makes; big special pur
chase, at 25c
Men's Winter Underwear,
values to $1.00 garment, in
fleeced or jersey ribbed, all
sizes and colors. .39c, 49c
Men's 25c and 35c Howlery Shaw
knit and cashmere, all colors, on
sale Saturday, pair... 13Hi
Boys' $1.00 Blouse WalBts, all col
ors and sizes, on sale .... 49f
Modish Tailor
Suits and Dresses
On oolo Ratiiriav of t.Vio mil at. WOTirlei-
fill hnrtriTi nf tliA eAacnn.thft oiitiro Kiir- V fctvAj0
plus of two of New York's best known mak
ers included in this sale at one price.
Tailor Suits Made to SeU to $35.00
In delightful assortment in which aro
shown nearly all tho newest fashion
touches; fabrics are tweeds, diagonals,
fancy mixtures, broadcloths and basket
weaves all latest colo rings, satin lined
throughout as shown in the window.
Beautiful Dresses, Worth to $30.00
Twenty different styles for your selection,
messalines, taffetas, fancy silks, panamas,
serges, etc. over 500 in the lot; on sale
Saturday at
$1150
Your money back if you are not satis
fied after purchase in this sale.
Many Other Magnificent Bargains.
f
Big Book Bargains Saturday
The. 20th Century American Encyclopedia, a new, up-to-the-minute
publication. An encyclopedia for the masses, in one large volume;
about the size of Webster's unabridged dlctlonery publisher's
price $2.50 special sale price QRf
' r w
Saturday
The Yoke, the Hlverman,
Paid In Full, Little Shep-
Former
Firing Line, The Barrier,
The Man In Lower Ten,
herd of Kingdom Come, Cf .08 fifnvac Jewel 8 Story Book, The
Rose- ' "- shepherd or the Hills,
49c
Beverly of Graustark,
The Round-Up, Red Rock,
Etc.
Fighting Chance,
land at Redgate, 64-40 or
Fight, Chip of the Flying
U, Etc
Books Worth up to 75c, Saturday at lOe Home cyclopedia, San
Francisco Horrors of the Earthquake, Tattllngs of a Retired
Politician, Glimpses of South Africa, Famous Orators of the World,
Dr. Chase's Standard Receipt Book, and many others to close
at 100
White House Cook Hook, Saturday only 70J
New Neckwear
All the latest novelties In fancy
Persian and lace collars, ties,
bows, Jabots, etc. Very special,
at 25 49
1.50 Lace Yokes G5 1 75
91.00 Lace Yokes, at 49
Ideal Hair Brushes. Big special
purchase, regular $1.00 values,
at 50
lion City and
Elyria Wash Lace
We are the manufacturer's direct
representatives for these beauti
ful laces, and have the exclusive
sale In Omaha. See the specials,
at, yard 5t- 7HS 100
o;. . CLLj C l Satur-
Oiy JiiUC befits day
The greatest line of Shoes ever brought to Omaha to retail at TWO
TirTT a pair gun metal, lace and button; patent colt, lace and button;
with or without the cravenetted cloth tops. Each and every pair sewed
on the OooUyear sewing maohlne very flexible and none of y Kfl
-
them worth less tha
nlng
n $1.
00; Saturday. . . ,
Men's llhoes of almost equal value.
In all leathers, lace or button with
plain or tipped toes, high heels
and high tuns, actually J tj1
worth i.lO
Men's and Women's Shoes, In all
leathers for dress or semi-dross
button or lace, heavy or light
sultiu, Including a genuine patent
colt cloth or kid top button for
wouiun and a genuine elaskin
shoe for men. sold for $3.00 every
where; Baturday $i.9S
Men's and Women's All Felt or Felt
with Leather Bole Slippers the
very kind you have beeu waiting
iotrs7.".!. 50c and 39c
Women's 11.(8 Itubber Heel Juliets
and line and Two-cUrap Slippers
either patent or kid 1 QQ
vamps '
.$1.50
Misses' and Children's $160, 12.00
and 2.25 Good School Shoes, lace
and button (exefept the one for
11.00), shoes that we can guaran
tee to give good, honest wear
&8tw.bl $1.50 and $1
Women's $2.25 Patent Pumps or Kid
Pumps, or a Woman's White Kid
with strap and bow
at
Children's brown or black button or
lace Shoes, turn soles, worth $1.00
and 75o a pair Tt. -n(J Crt-
in two big lots.... fc ana jvg
All the new Stetson and Crossetta
are here for men, and they are per
fect models. The new Queen Qual
ity and Grover shoes for women
have come In, and they are beauties.
Aak to see them Baturday, as a look
will convince you of'the merits of
either shoe. Red Book Slates for
the children Baturday.
In the Family Liquor Dept. Saturday
The very best high grade whiskeys,
such as Weldoii Hpiiiitfs, Cedar
llrook, Gutkeuhetmor, Ovorholt,
all 8 year old goods, on salo here.
Hayden's
full quarts, at $1.00
Per gallon $3.50
Maryland Rye and Tennessee
White Corn Whiskey. 75c quart;
6 year old, per gallon $3.50
Fine California Brandies Grape,
apricot or banana, on sale, at
per quart 750
Housekeepers Profit by Trad
ing at Hay den's for Groceries
You reduce the cost ef living over
ti per cent. Read theae prices:
II lbs. Best Granulated Sugar.. $1.00
The Best White or Yellow Cernmeal,
per sack 150
48-lb. Sack Best High Patent Flour,
at - 1.S5
10 lbs. Best Rolled Breakfast Oat
meal lea. Choice Japan Rice 25c
1- lb. Pkg. Best Self Rising Panoake
Klour Vo
Bromangelon, Jellycen or Jello, pkg.,
Rt
Grape Nuts, pkg 100
Corn Flakes, Breakfast Food, pkg.,
at o
The Best Soda or Oyster Crackers,
per lb 1o
Fancy Assorted Cookies, 40 varieties,
per lb 10o
The Best Crisp Pretzels, per lb., 5c
New Honey, per rack 17Vo
Gallon Cans, Table Syrup 35c
Half-gallon Cans, Table Syrup ..J0e
lb. Cans, Table Syrup 8'nO
Golden Rod Maccaronl, 15c pkg., 10c
OH or Muttard Sardines, per can 4 HO
BUTTim, CIIEII AMD BUT.
Tzanra iali
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, lb., $2o
Fenty No. 1 Country Butter. lb,.30o
Fancy No. X lalry Butter, lb. . .2o
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, lb. 18c-20o
Fancy Brick or Llraburger Cheese.
per lb 20o
The Best Imported Swiss Cheese.
per lb 35o
Neufchatel Cheese, each So
2- lb. Rolls Good Butterlne 26c
1-lb. Rolls Extra Good Butterlne, 35o
Fancy 1-lb. Cartons, better than lots
of so called creamery butter, lb., 25o
fU MARKET FOB TKB PEOPIiB
OB TMSBM VEOBTA.BX.Xa
Frash Kplnach, per peck Bo
Freeh Beets, Carrots, Parsnips, Tur
nips or Rutabagas, per lb 2o
Fresh Wax or Green Beans, lb. ...4c
(1 pound Is equal to 1 quarts.)
1 Stalks Fresh Celery 5o
Large Heads Cabbage, each 5c
Fancy Cooking Asples, pek ,...2&o
1 Heada Fresh Leaf Lettuce 5c
2 Bunches 'resh Pie Plant 6o
Large Fgg Plant, each 5a
8 Bunches Fresh Radishes 5o
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, qt, 7 Ho
Fresh Denver Cauliflower, per lb., loc
4 bunches Fresh Green Onions.... 5o
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per lb 2o
$ Bunches Salsify or Oyster Plant, 6o
L-siWw
Y7
k Hand-
kerchiefs
at Half Price
A general clearing up of hand
kerchief stock.
Children's Swiss Ilandkercliiefs,
regular 6c values, at .... 20
10c All Linen Handkerchiefs, on
sale, choice J
15c All Linen Handkerchiefs
very fine, choice 70
Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs,
10c values at 5
Fancy Embroidered Swiss Hand
kerchiefs, 25c and 35c values
t 150
25c All Linen Handkerchiefs, very
fine quality, at 12 WO
All Fancy Handkerchiefs at Hall
l'rice Saturday.
Men's $2.50
and S3
Hats
Big sample line,
all newest styles
and all colors
and sizes
$1M9
57 AH Leather
Suit Case
Linen lined, with
shirt fold on
sale at
$1.98
CLOTH COATS
Fine Imported seal
plush and caracul
coats, handsome
long garments
worth $35, choice,
at $24.90
Long Black and Nov
elty Cloth Coats, all
newest styles and
colors; on sale
at S14.90
Kilt tX).TS Gen
uine American
Beaver Fur Coats,
made to sell regu
larly at flOO.'.OO
matchless at 09
liOiig RusMaii Pony
Fur Coats, Skinner
satin lined, a beauty
at $1J)
We want to show
you the beautiful
new Crown Jewel
Tailor Suits, at....
$25
All who see them
admit tlielr suprem
acy from every point
of view at this prlco.
In the Children's Department
Children's Dresses, worth to $4.00,
all sizes 2 to 14; all sizos ami col
ors as Bhown in 16th St. window;
on sale at $1.48
Children's Bearskin, Cloth and Ve
lour Coats All colors; regular $4
and $5 values; on 6ale $2.95
S .. .1
I4 ft : mm . !
essssssssssa.ssssssssssssB ssstssssss.ass.sissssss.s.B-sBBssss
Women's House Dresses Worth
regularly to $L00; all sizes and
styles 98c
Long Crepe Kimonos Bogular val
ues to $4.00 $1.95
Percale Wrappers All , sizes and
colors; regular $1.50 values.. 89c
Dressing Sacques In dark and me
dium colors, worth 75c, at...39c
Dress and Walking Skirts-r Entire manufacturer's stock, iu serges, panamas
aud fancies many worth to $10.00; on sale Baturday " $2.95
In Our
Busy Candy Dept.
Chocolate Creams, Saturday, per
100
Special Mixed Candy, lb. . . 100
Veilings
and Scarfs
A beautiful new line best
assortment in Omaha. A
special lot of Fancy Veil-
.. ings, 25c and 35c values
on sale Saturday, yd,.10c
Women's Fancy Scarfs
An assortment of all the new
ideas that leaves nothing to be
desired by the most particular,
750. $1.00- $1.50 to $3.00
Ladies' Belts, iOc
Values from 25c to SOc
A big Job lot of leather and fancy
silk Belts biggest snap ever of
fered at . . . . ; 100
saBW
NH - If
J .... "S
Millinery
A Very Popular Corset Style this
Season is the C B. Model 740
here represented. It's designed specially for long
waisted, stout figures, and is physically easy as
well as fashionably perfect. The boning is light,
flexible and strong yielding easily and naturally
to every movement of the body, yet retaining its
natural elasticity and original shape.
No. 740 has medium bust, extra long skirt, made
of imported French coutil, double boned and
bones tucked; trimmed with lace and ribbons; two
pairs of hose supporters in front and one side, all
6izes 18 to 36; prico $3.00
vWe show other models at. . $1.00 up to $5.00
mm
II
Uenutiful new designs
with a touch of the ex
quisite in every line.
The choicest assortment
and values ever shown
in Omaha.
Beautiful Dress Hats
Prices from $10 to $150
the most elegant pro
ductions of the foremost
American and European
designers.
Nobby Tailored Hats Al
most unlimited assortments
most attractively priced,
at $5 to $25
Show Room Hats Worth to $10.00. All
newest styles. Over 500 to select from.
at $2.95. $3.95 and $5.00
School Hats Two Immense sample lines
values to $2.00, at 690
Cut rimmed Shape the bargain of the sea-
son, latest styles, worth to $2.25... 9g
We mark all millinery In plain figures hero
and save you money always. .
Buy Coal Hods Wow 25c
Tour choice of any size Jnpsnned or
galvanised Coal Hod, worth up to
60c, only a&o
Rake up the leaves 24-tooth Lawn
Hake B9o
Parlor Brooms no telephone orders
tor lBo
Big Sale of Wringers
Domestlo Wringers, guaranteed three
yearB, regular price $4. 60; one to a
customer only $8.75
Bicycle Ball Bearing throe-yeiir guar
anteed Wringer extra large sUe.
worth 15. 0U only $3.33
Grand Wringer, No. 110, worth $2. 7&,
only l.7
Take our advice buy a wringer now.
No. 8 Galvanized Wash Boiler
only 790
Heavy Galvanized Red Band Tubs
with wood handles, worth 1.S5
only BOO
Large size Galvanized Tuba .at
euch 490. 69o and 60
90 Clothes Pins (3 boxes) for: . . . .lOo
Ileuvy All Copper Wash Hollers, best
quality made, worth 14. 00, 14.50 and
15.00 each: on sale, for one day only
for .12.60, 13.78 and $2.08
y Hay den's r
NLWdUAiailhrORTliliCLljB
Commercial Club Soon to Take Defi
nite Action ott Home. (
SEVERAL SITES BEFORE BODY
Woodmen of World Would Like
to Have the (lab Occupy One
or Two Kloor la Its Now . .
-Dalldln. "
After dallying with the nnestlon tor two
eurs, the Commercial club has decldmt to
go ahead and settle definitely the matter
t.f new quarters. Two definite propositions
are now before the clubi one Is a whole
floor In the new Woodman of the World
biilMlns; the other Is supposed to be in the
W. II. Thomas building at Seventeenth
and Harney. Tr Harold Ulfford would
alxo like tu accommodate the Commercial
club In his piojecied building at Seven
teenth and Pouglas.
At tho. lust meeting of the executive
rommlwoe. the two definite propositions
were tone Over In detail and discussed pro
and con In every respect. ChairmiMi W. M.
purgetis of the special committee on new
location wtvs Instructed to take two weeks
to reduce the matter to quite definite form
and to engige the services of an architect
to draw plans for the space In the bulld
lnK under consideration The question of
a new location was then made a special
order of bulnvs for the nu:lng of the
executive coauulitee a week from the coru
lug Tuesday. -
Members of tho com nil t tee and al! ether
flub members feel thct new quarters have
become imperative. The rooms Ic the
Board of TiaJe building are Dot nearly
targe enough to begin with, e-cd the equip
ment and furnishings have become danger
ously near shabby. They would have been
replaced some time ago but for prospective
removal.
TALKS ON PRESENT DAY CHINA
LUsleasat Charles K. Gammon to Do
liver Three Lectures la Omaha
Next Week.
"Present Pay China." a question which
la Interesting the whole world as the great
eastern empire develops, is to be given In
a series of lectures In Omaha by Lieu
tenant Charles F. Gammon, formerly mili
tary Instructor at the Imperial Chinese
university and vice consul tor the United
skates at Tientsin, and now on the China
staff of the American lllble society.
Mr. Gammon's lecture 1s Illustrated by
over a hundred colored stereoptlcon slides,
made from photographs made by hiuiaelt
In Inland China, and also a number of
Views of street scenes and characteristic)
Chinese festivals. Including umong them
the funeral process; on of the late Emperor
Killing Hsu.
The lectures will be given at the West
minster ITesbytertan church October IK at
the First Congregational church October
la, and at the Young Men's Christian as
sociation Octoler 30. No admission will
be charged at any of the lectures.
JUDGE SUTTON MARRIES PAIR
Harrison Insisted that He Weald
Have No One Els bat His
Old Friend.
retermtned to be married by no one but
Judrfe A. U. button, whose friend he had
been for j'eara, William H. Harrison of
Beilevue. sought out the judge and was
married by htm to Idlas Phllomeaa I hi of
Bellevtie Thursday nlfc'ht. Harrison Is the
proprietor of a shirt manufacturing buai
awsa I
Ceremony for
Unveiling of Sun
Dial Arranged
Governor and Mayor to Be Present
at the Ceremony at River
view Park.
Announcement was made Friday of the
elaborate program which la to attend the
unveiling of the sun dial In Klvervlew
park Saturday afternoon. The ceremony
will take, plaoe at the entrance' to the
park at Valley and Tenth streets, where
the sun dial atands. on a triangular piece
of ground, and at the pavilion.
Governor and Mra Shallonberger, Mrs.
O. S. Ward, Mrs. C. B. Let ton and Mrs.
Frank Ringer, who will arrive at 12:15, are
to be met by a committee of the daughters
of the American Revolur.on and will be
escorted to the Hotel .Rome, where a
luncheon will be given in honor of the
gucsta
General G. M. Podge of Council Bluffs,
who was to give the history of the Oregon
trail, Is reported delayed In the eaat.
The program will include.
Invocation. Rev. T. J. Mackay.
Music, "Star Ppansled Banner," Fourth
Infantry band.
t nvetling of sun dial, Kathryn Selby snd
Willard B. Millard.
Presentation of sun dial to city of Omaha.
Mrs A. K. Uault. vice president general
of National society Paughters of the
American Revolution.
Acceptance of sun dial, James C. Pahl
mn, mayor of Omaha.
Music, "March," Fourth Infantry band.
Program at pavilion, Mrs. J. J, rUubbs.
regent of the Omaha chapter, presiding:
Address, Hon. Ashton C. Sliallenbtrger.
governor of Nebraska.
Music, "America," Fourth Infantry,
band.
Prominent Iowa Paughters In attendance
will be Mrs. Drayton Bushnell, Mrs.
Thomas Metcalf, vice state regent, and
Mrs. Montgomery, vloe regent of the Coun
cil Bluffs chapter.
Tries Twice to
Jump Into River
Each Time Henry Tipple is Stopped
by Watchman at the
Bridge.
A prisoner, for twice attempting to Jump
off the Pouglas street bridge, Harry Tip
ple, of Tabor, la., told Judge Crawford
he still wanted to take his life. The man
declared he had been robbed of his coat
and shoes and lis and uupplk-d w.tn the
frajed garments of the thief, wh.le he
was drunk. He Insisted that life was not
worth living.
A toll keeper at Hie. bridge caught Tipple
In tha act of climbing to the railing of the
the bildb'e Thursday evening. The keeper
grasped htm and placed him In the hand)
of a passing citizen. The stranger per
mitted Tipple to go when he promised to
desist from suicide attempts. A few min
utes later the toll keeper caught Tipple
again and turned him over to the police.
Jodb'e Crawford gave him five days tu re
cox er.
A serious Breakdown
results from chronic constipation. Ir
King's New Life nils cure headache,
stomach, liver and bowel trouble. 26c
For Bale by Beaton Drug Co.
Seven Members
of One Family
Have Typhoid
Home of Oscar A. Carlson is Visited
Seven Times by the Dread
Disease.
of the greatest powers for good in the
world.
Seven rases of typhoid fever have stricken
the family of Oscar A. Carlson, Ohio
street. In the last seven months, and four
members of the family are now suffering
from the disease. Krnest, the eldest son,
was taken down first with the illness In
February, tlx weeks ago the baby. Annie,
and her sister, Hanpah, were Infected.
Two weeks later the boys, Elmer and
Victor, became victims, and several days
later a sister, Ksther, and Mrs. Carlson
were stricken.
The four patients now suffering are re
potted getting along well toward recovery.
The unending physician gives It as his
belief that diseased milk caused the epi
demic. '
JUDGE SUTTONAT CITY MISSION
Addresses Women on the Subject of
Mother Love and Duties of
Mothers.
Mother love and the duty of mothers to
their children were dlncuMsed hy Judge A.
L. Button, republican candidate for con
gress, In an address al the City Mission
Thursday afternoon. The room was
crowded with tired women, whose eyes
bilghtened at the words of encouragement.
Judge Eutln said that mother love is I lit
most biuutjful attribute of woman and on
SEATS FOR THE CONDUCTORS
Street Car Company to Provide the
Fare Collectors with Places
to Hit.
The street car conductor will soon have
a chance to take fares from a comfortable
perch behind his railing on the pay-as-you-enter
cars and the policy of keeping him In
one place at the rear end of the car will
result In a further change that will make
him comfortable. This has been decide
by the officials of the Omaha & Council
Bluffs Street Railway company and will
be put Into effect as soon as possible.
The question of seats fur conductors fol
lowed naturally after the establishment
of seats for motormen, which have been
provided for a number Of years, but on the
old style cars the moving about of the fare
Collector made It Impossible to give him
a place of his own. .since the introduction
of pay-BH-you-enter cars friends of the
street railway men and several eouncllmen
have been discussing a reform. It was
thouKht that an otdlnance might be parsed
by the council compelling the company to
takjf action, but Councilman Charles M.
Pavls, who was furmerly a street lalluay
man himself, called upon President Wattles
Friday morning and was assured that the
company Intends to put In seats as soon as
possible.
CONSTABLE DISMISSES
CHARGES AGAINST KAS$EL
llensel Decides Not to Provocate)
tho Man Who Took shot,
at 111m. .
Constable Hensel, who was shot upon by
R. C. K asset when the constable attempted
to serve papers on him, dismissed charge
against Kassel Friday morning. Kassel apJ
peared In court, with his wife and several
children, and the plaintiff decided he didn't
want to prosecute him.
Brash-Workers
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
in especially recoumutuied
for rextorinif bruin lorve or
nervous energy, in till cunes)
where the nervout yBt(-m
has been reduced below the
normal elamJard by overwork
ns found in lawyera, teachers,
aecotintaiiitt and brain work
era generally.
Horsford's
Acid Phosphate
B on-Alcoholic.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Temperance