The morning ami evening mUU that pervade
the aimoapheit* of malariou* localities cannot he
breathed with impunity A safeguard it* needed
to render harm lee 8 the dangeione miasmata with
which they are Impregnated Tbe inret, *af*}*t
defence It* Uoctetter'c Stomach Hitter*. It ic an
antidote to th** t>olon which h i** already been in
l.ji.ediind borne fruit, an adequate ntvventive uf
ii,-. haimful effect* No jr* |mi rive tor breathe •
of niiHMiia tainted air or drinker** of malaria
oisoiled water like the Itiite - It completeiy
neutralize* tin* otherwise irreeiNiihie oncet of vhe
teilat foe Settler- on new i> cleared land, exca
vator? of canal route** * notably that on the Icih
mu* of PanannO, western pioneer** and bmigrants
in chor . all ► objected to malarial influence m
ar or water Und in u a beuicu remedy. an * ff* rtu
ai safeguard. l>*order** of tin* Momach, liver and
1 bowel *•, “la gripp**." rheumatism and kidney com-
I plaint* are remedie<l hy the Hutere.
( .Imlyr K IV wl:mst. of N ilisville. will
U- president of .1 ni* sfa* • bank that ha
just ■ din Mar*’ Held witb „ cap
-1 ital of $25 000
PEARY’S EXPEDITION.
In Very Great Peril, and Fears of
Disaster Entertained liy
its Friends,
The Danish Government Refuses
Assistance, and the Game Re
lied on Fails.
Many Perils on the lee Caps Which
the Explorers did not An
tic i pate.
