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Brief Resume o Happening! of Hunan Interest Chronicled In' Morning
':v.l;,ti" ' .. Papers. v'Y.r .'-' V'-;'UV. ;
'!"7i"';i,:V Congressional.'.-;'" 7.';:-''
- ,v'. 6enator Lorlmer on Tuesday faoed the
ordeal of a . cross-examination at the
v hands of the Investigators of his elec
tion. He gave details of the political
t situation regarding the senatorial con
test In. 1909. t, - .
Representative " Levy - of New York,
a. argued before the house rules commit
tee against , the proposed investigation
.".into the "money trust," - Shipping com
bine and International Harvester com
pany, saying that lawa should be draft
da to aid these Industries, rather than
' agitata and probe and accomplish noth
ing. ; V ,v- -: ;.
. Senator ' Rayner of Maryland, In a
- speech on the -arbitration treaties with
, Great Britain and France, contended
' that after the proposed joint high com
' mission bad determined to submit a con
,' troversy to arbitration,.; It -would "be
useless to' give the senate the right to
reverse ' the commission's action.
Charles 8. Hornly of Newcastle. Ind.,
' argued before the postof flee committee
. against the establishment of parcels
post, ' -. - . ' -l--f-1
-. The house judiciary committee has
v ordered a favorable report on the reso
lution changing the date of the presi
dential Inauguration' from March 4 to
v the last Thursday in April, and the
terms of representatives In congress to
'- begin the second Tuesday In January
'instead of on March 4. These changes
l would be effective April, 1917, and Jan
uary, 1SH, respectively..
An appropriation of $1S, 600 'la masked
illn a bl'H by Representative Bherloy for
the widow .of . th. law Justice. Ua.rUn,
- A constitutional amendment favoring
national woman suffrage, is proposed
in a bill by Berger. the Socialist mem-
'. ber from Wisconsin. -
The sugar Inveatlgatlng committee
has decided to bar testimony on tariff
and beet Industry conditions.
Buffalo, Detroit and other interests
... advocated additional water power privi
leges at 'Niagara Falls before the for-
el en affairs committee.
Erban A. Walters of Denver, In his
' testimony before the civil service re-
The Whispering
Telephone ; Mouthpiece
;''' Ataket AH Photut Pritat0
Enables you to talk at your desk or in
your bom in a whisper so that what
' you say cannof be beard by those around
Y Hadttf -. you,' The small
KnM.- ''S V" cone on inside
of mouth
piece ao dis
tributes and
intensifies
the vpict
that this is
made possi-
Vit. ., Can ha
75o ", it" 'r used on any
Worth $7$ " . telephone and is
'Indorsed by telephone companies every
where. Especially adapted for long dia-
., tanca use.
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The S. & M. Electric Co. (Inc.)
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For Further 'Particulars See
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Qrovs: Hair
on Bald Heads
' Resorcln Is one of ihe latest and most
. .. effective germ killers discovered by scl
,. encc, and in connection with Beta Nap-
thol, also a powerful antiseptic, a com
: blnatlon Is formed which destroya the
sviiun m.iuu luu uib iin.ir ui ilb num.
i. v kuu iuub ' i:ienL(!a m cumn ana
prevents the development of new gefms.
: 1 ? Pilocarpine is a well known agent for
. r; TAlfnMlitf hA hall i ! m.,i. nnl.
'-X where' the loss of dolor has been due to
V uikm; i it. is not a coloring mat-
Is chiefly composed of Jtesoorln, Beta
' .;.i'"lAnthnl anil 41lftarAtnA Annikl..J with
. BuHlAntU ... n T 1 1 1 a. Y . . I
' " V wnMMV VM. ILB U 1DKIJHIIIK H fill
" i '-yi't.v i4u'va, , a iiihrcb Bump
neaiiny . nounsnes tne nair, revitaliaes
the roots, supplies hair nourishment and
i stlmulatea . a .new. rrnwlh . .
guarantee that the trial will n. cost
f auiuie BuiiBiBxiiion. n xnars a proof or
. our fattb. In this remedy and it should
inaiHDUiaDiv nemormtrat that irnnnr
, what we are talking about, when we
say mat wexaii "3" Hair Tonlo will
;, ;v grow hair, on bald heads, except of
' cuum wuera ouiunnwr nfl, n.j.n at Mnnh
long duiation that the roots of the hair
.. entirely dead, the follicles closed
1 anil crown over, and thaannln la trio
;. ' . Rernember, -we are' basing our state
ments upon what has already been ac
complished by: tha use of Rexall "3"
,Hair Tonic, and we have the right to as
j; sume that . what It has done for hun-
ri dreds of others It will do for you. in
1 any event you cannot lose anything by
giving Jt a trial on our liberal guaran
.' tee. Two slisea, SO cents and $1.00. Sold
: Portland1, Seattle, ' Spokane, 1 San Fran
, clsoo, Oakland, Los Angeles and Bacra-
men to. , :..' .'''':;:' . :- ;.';.
kn mirH hMdMhe.
mm soar itourk with mm nmplrm
iom. Tblm tm mmrnr rmrmmhrmyma
knaw what I 4. on.llple rrjmmlm
!! hmwm t.bHMt implw". We
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Von look bcli,r nil feci brltrr fr
, ; tiirm. dm i.iil lor loa. tn
. ut nam r l anstl. rril'
Daughter I ahall marry notuta leas
tt ,,, nobiem.nr
Father "You couldn'tl
form committee, charged that $17,000,
000 . had', been ; Illegally expended . for
postal service' in non-standard railway
mail cars. .
Representative Sherley appeared be
fore, thai nterstata commeroe committee
urging a report on bis bill against pat
ent medicines. '
The house resumed consideration of
the District of Columbia bill.
i. , ,: Eastern.. : tpTC. '
VFears are expressed that the cold of
the last ' week has, ruined the . greater
part ot tbl" year's peach crop in the
east.. In many localities where there
are large orchards the thermometer, reg
istered from J to 28 below aero.
Advocacy of political supremacy for
the white race was one of the featurea
Of the message of Earl Brewer, inaugu
rated governor of Mississippi Tuesday.
; Mrs.' Margaret Anderson-Wheeler-Mll-ler-Kounts-Fauser,
in a suit for separa
tion from her fifth husband, was award
ed an additional sum by the supreme
court of New York to prosecute the
action against Ouatava Fauser, a wealthy
artist and designer. She secured di
vorces from her first four husbands,
with whom she lived from two months
to one year each.
Guy L. Stewart, agricultural and in
dustrial agent of the Cotton Belt rail
road, was burned to death in his pri
vate car In a wreck due to trains of
three different railroads colliding Tues
day morning at Kelso, Mo.
, Three explosions in Wisconsin, alleged
to be part of a widespread dynamite
coeplracy, were investigated by. the
federal grand Jury at Indianapolis Tues
day. The explosions were at Green Bay,
November'21, 1909; Superior, August 2,
1910, and Milwaukee, March 16, 1911.
A proposal by the Equitable ' Trust
company of New York for the purchase
of the Trust company of America has
been submitted. The offer, which la to
pay 1376 each for all the shares of the
latter company, will be submitted to the
stockholders. The combined deposits of
the two companies would aggregate
68,000.003.
Anxiety of the officials of the Union
and Southern Paclflo railways was re
lieved when a steeplejack scaled the
walls of the burned Equitable building
and found the record books of the two
railway companies Intact In the vaults
on the third floor. '
A necklace of diamonds, one of the
most costly ever brought to. this coun
try, Is the present J. Plerpont Morgan
has given to Mrs. Oliver Cromwell of
Washington,, who will become the bride
of Edward T. Stotesbury, bualness part
ner of Morgan.
Alfred L. Costa, tenor with an opera:
company at Chicago, has received notice
from the Italian government to return
to his native country at onoe to join
reserve forces being mobilized to fur
ther prosecute the war againat Turkey
in Tripoli.
The price of butter has reached 41
cents In Chicago and a further advance
to 60, cents a pound is looked, for. ,
Pacific Coast.
Summary action taken by Mayor Heit
seg and members of the city council of
Tulare. Cal resulted in all the revolu
tionary flags in Chinatown being sur
mounted by the Stars and Stripes.
Vernon, a suburb of Loa -Angeles, and
believed to bo the only Incorporated city
In the Unlttd States that has not a
single church,.. voted for "wet" Sundays
Tuesday. Fifty women' voted, and, ac
cording to reports, most of them voted
"wet"
The new board of supervisors of San
Francisco has adopted a resolution pre
paring tor the calling of a bond elec
tion March 28 to provide a sum approx
imating $8,100,000 for the erection of a
new city hall and tbe creation of a civic
center. - The new municipal building
will be erected on the site of the old
city hall, destroyed In 1908, and will
cost 12,376,000. i .
For her presence of mind In signal
ling the eastbound Overland Limited last
Saturday and preventing a disaster, 7-year-old
Ileen Martin, daughter of a sec
tion foreman' at Alta, Placer county,
probably will receive a handsome reward
from the Southern Paolflo company.
The state has begun suit in' the cir
cuit court at Salem to recover 19344
from the ' Loewenberg-Golng company
for rent and the hire of convicts in the
penlfentlary stove foundry.
OS 200. women registered for the spe
cial, election at Fresno, Cel., on Tuesday,
117 voted, while of about 6000 men, only
600 caat ballots.
Two big sawmills at Aberdeen, one
with S capacity ot 100,000 feet dally and
the other of 86,000, which have been
Idle for -two years, were sold Tuesday,
and will begin operations In 80 days. '
. Smoke asphyxiation from a fire
caused by the overturning of a lamp
caused tha death of Mrs.' Jennie Sonberg
and Edward Connors at San Francisco
Tuesday.,' .:''-,'.
For passing, worthless checks, "Cap
tain" H. Kunkel, representing himself as
an authorised solicitor for the Nasarene
Home for Needy . Women, la under ar
rest at San Francisco. 'V ... ;'
The proposed - Increase in rates on
westbound trafflo carried by the Panama
Railroad & Steamship line was vigor
ously opposed by the commercial bodies
of the Pacific coast shipping centers at
a meeting In San' Francisco Tuesday
night, and Manager W. R. Wheeler of
the traffic bureau of the chamber: of
commerce will go at once to Washington
and taka tha subject up with the admin
istration. ' ,
' Foreign.
The conflict between church and state
over the new regulations governing pub
lic worship in Portugal is Increasing In
Intensity. At Lisbon a. priest fired a
revolver at a crowd and then took re
fuge in the Catholic club, which was
stormed and wrecked by the populace.
The; betrothal, of Princess a Victoria
Louise, daughter of the emperor of Oer.
many, to;theGrnnd Duke Adolph Fred-,
erick of Mecklenburg-Strelits will soon
be announced. ' -i ' 1 ':'--r '
f It is reported from Salonlca that
Montenegro is making, preparations for
a conflict with Turkey and Is arming
the population with repeating rif lea. "
Presentations of American women At
the English courts are to-be restricted
In the future to those married to Brilian
viatfimRnf Isn't ft remarkable that
pour pet daohshund should keep sniff
ing that marine vlewt"
German ArtUt-Ack,' eo.. " '. He vas
fond of a Bab diet, mine frlent, und be k
vas snlffln' der mackerel clouds."
NO. 3 THE LOVE
subjects or whose male relations hold
high official positions In England, It a
suggestion made by Queen Mary is
adopted.
The captain of the French steamship
Sinai reports that as she was entering
the harbor of Smyrna on January 7 the
Turkish forts fired on two British
steamshipa that were coming; out. The
next morning, as the Sinai was depart
ing, the forts fired three shells at her,
one bursting within 300 feet of the ship
and causing a panic among the pas
sengerB. . ' .i
Women henceforth are to take a full
and equal share with men In the politi
cal life ot Sweden. . The speech from
the throne at the opening of the riks
dag today contained the announcement
that a bill was to be Introduced enfran
chising women and making them eligible
at elections to the riksdag on the same
conditions as men.
Preparations are going on for the
Japanese annexation ot the Kwang
Tung peninsula, following the boun
daries originally set by the treaty of
Shimonosekl between Japan and China
in 1895. , ';-.'
Josoph M. Von Radowits, the last sur
viving colleague of Prince Bismarck In
the building up of the German empire,
la dead at Berlin. ; .
The French steamer Carthage, bound
from Marseilles to. Tunis, has been ar
rested oh the high seas by Italian tor
pedo boat destroyers, Italian authorities
claiming , she carried goods that were
contraband of war.,
Miscellaneous.
As the result of finding of nuggets
of gold in numerous fowls killed on trj
farm four' miles from Mlnltonas, Man.,
Stores and shops have been closed while
their keepers hastened to. the place to
stake out claims.
According tcv advices received by
Colonel Patrick Gallagher, a former as
sociate of W. Morgan Shuster, the real
reason why Russia forced the expulsion
of Shuster from the office of treasurer
general of .Persia was because .he had
already begun to lay the foundations of
a national army in that , country.
A uniform specification for Portland
cement for the . United States has been
agreed upon by a committee of , engl-
PRESCRIPTION f OR BACKACHE
One of . the Best Known in
1 Medical Profession for Kid
ney and Bladder Troubles.
"Half ounce fluid extract Buchu; half
ounce Murax compound; six ounces good
pure gin. Shake the bottle well each
time and use in doses of one v or two
teaspoohfuls after eaen meal and at bed
time." These Ingredients can be mixed
or supplied by any druggist. -"
Backache, frequent or highly colored
urination and rheumatle palna are symp
toms of kidney- and bladder disorders
that ' usually, terminate In dreaded
Brlght's disease or diabetes. The above
prescription Is known to give quick and
permanent result '
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Swantown' Fire Chief "Te varmints! .This box from
tbe city Is full of silk steckln's." , -
The Lleutenant'-"T, don't say. How did tt bappenT
" Swanvllle Fire Chief 'That smart Alee of a secretary,
we got ordered 200 feet ot hosiery instead of hose."
AFFAIRS OF JIMSY. BOY By
, Enter the IUval.
neers from various interested branches
of government service.
Robert Bruce MantelU the actor, was
married In the county court at Pueblo,
Colo., Tuesday to Miss Genevieve Ham
per of Detroit, a member ot his com
pany. '
- Representative Burleson of Texas, has
protested to President Taft against a
recent war department order removing
Doctor's Best Formula
Breaks Severest Cold In a Day and
Cures Any Curable Oqugh.
This has.boen published here for sev.
eral winters and has proved the quick
est and. most reliable formula obtain
able for coughs and colds. "From your
druggist get two ounces of Glycerine
and half an ounce Concentrated Pine
compound. Take these two Ingredients
home and put them Into a half pint or
good whiskey. Shake it well and take
one to two teaspoonfuls after each meal
and at bed time. Smaller doses to chil
dren according to ago. Be sure to get
only the genuine (Globe) Concentrated
Pine. Each half ounce bottle comes in
a sealed tin screw-top case. Any drug
gist has It on hand, or will quickly get
It from his wholesale house, Don't ex
periment with preparations because of
cheapness. It don't pay to fool with a
bad cold.
people need more coal,
clothes and doctors
than the strong, robust
and hearty.
Scott's Emulsion
saves coal bills, tailors
bills and doctors bills.
mix OHuwtmrm
11-55
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be fine to have
H. T. JVebster,
the Sixth cavalry and the Twenty-third
infantry from the Texas border. ; Y
, Rebuild AVestbn Light Plant.
Weston, Or., Jan. 17. The Preston
Shaffer Milling company is preparing to
MASS OF PIFFLES
Burned an ditched So HeCou Id Hardly
Stand It. Tried Medicines. Etc.,
Nearly 3 Years. In Eternal Misery.
Started Using Cuticura Remedies.
Now Has No Sign of Skin Disease.
Corbln. Kan. " My troubles began along
In the summer in the hottest weather and took
the form of small eruptions and Itching and a
kind of smarting pain. It took ma mostly all
over my back and kept getting worse until
finally my back was covered with a mass of
pimples which would bum and itch at night
so that I could hardly stand It. This condi
tion kept getting worse and worse until my
back was a solid mass of big sores which
would break open and run. My underclothing
would ba a clot of blood.
"I tried various blood medicines and other
remedies and salves for nearly three years and
I was not getting any benefit. It seemed I was
in eternal misery and could not sleep on my
back or lean back en a chair. I was Anally
given a set of the Cuticura Remedies by my
brother who recommended them to me very
highly. I started using the Cuticura Remedies
and liaide of two weeks I could see and feel
a great relief. I kept on using Cuticura Soap,
Ointment and also tbe Resolvent, and in
about three or four months' time my back
. was nearly cured and I felt like a new being.
Now I am In good health and ao sign of any
skin diseases and I am fully satisfied that
Cuticura Remedies are tbe best ever made for
skin diseases. I will always recommend them
to anybody who will use according to direc
tions. I would not be without them.'.' (Signed)
W. A. Armstrong, May .28. 1911.
7or ecsemas, rashes, Itchlngs, irritations.
Inflammations and other unwholesome condi
tions of tbe ek'n and scalp as well as for every
purpose of the tollot, bath and nursery, Cuti
cura Soap and Ointment are Indispensable.
Sold everywhere. Liberal sample of each
mailed (res, with 8J-p. book. Address "Cuti
cura," Dept. T. Boston. Tender-faced men
should use Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
The World Knows
the best preventive and cor
rectivd of disorders of the
digestive organs is the gentle,
harmless, vegetable, always
' T " effective Tamiiy remedy
BEECMA.VJB
v PBLILS .
la ur " m wj r j m m i at
BM
COVERED
IT
Sold everywhere;
la boxes 10c ZCa
"That was a likely lookin' hoss you bad,
you trade him fer a broken down enter
run a footT"
"I know It will never run, 81, but it will
to take my wife's picture In."
rebuild Ha entire electric light plant
at Weston. Company officials have
asked the council for permission to trim
the shade trees which Interfere with
the wires, and also that rules be passed
forbidding the telephone company ana
the electrie light company to uae each
other's poles, .-.i. '' r
Smith for Delegate.
Pendleton, Or.v Jan. 17. Dr. C J.
Smith o this city, formerly state sen.
ator from Umatilla eounty, and-a prom
Pure and
- U.
BKwLabdKebapumaoefrorARed Ripe Tomatoes feesh
from the field carefully washed, skin-, seeds and cores re
moved cooked but slightly and deikately spiced, thus re
taining the rich natural flavor and color and producing an
article that gives zest to any meal of which k forms a part.
' - JUfitm SwSsMt. '
CURTICE BROTHERS CO Rochester, N. Y j
"Anxious Wife'
Give 10 to H
drops of the fol
lowing In water an
hour before eacb
meal and your
child will soon be cured of bed-wetting:
Comp. fluid balmwort, 1 os.: tincture
cubebs, 1 dram; tincture rhusaromatlc.
2 drams. .-' ,'.,
, . .'.
La Rue" writes: "For many years I
have suffered with stomach and bowel
trouble which has been causea oy. a
severe case of catarrh. My blood Is also
In poor condition. What can be j done
for me?"
Tf vou follow the directions
given below you will soon be well and
strong again. Obtain the following from
any well stocked drug store and mix by
shaking well, then take a teaspoonful
four times dally: Syrup sarsaparilla
comp. 4 oz"., romp, fluid balmwort 1
os., fluid ext Buchu 1 os. Use in con
nection with this the following, local
treatment: Get a a os. package of anti
septic vllane powder and make a ca
tarrh balm by mixing one ounce ot lard
Or vaseline with V level teaspoonful of
the -owder and use In the mostrils
dally. Also make a wash of one pint of
warm water and one-half teaapoonful of
vllane powder and use two or three
times a day until the nostrils are thor
oughly cleansed and your trouble will
soon, be gone.
a
"Elsie M." writes: "I have such ahort,
stringy, straggling hair and my scalp is
full ot dandruff. Please advise what to
do."
Answer:"" The best advice I can offer
Is simple. Get at a well stocked drug
store a 4 os. Jar of plain yellow nilnyol,
direotlons accompanying, and use it reg
ularly. It promotes a healthy, vigorous
growth of hair and cures dandruff, Itch
ing scalp, lustre'ess hair and stops fall
ing hair. If the hair Is harsh and
straggling It restores a soft, fluffy ap
pearance, and brings back tbe Intense
natural color,
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"Haselle" says: "I would certainly
appreciate something that would in
crease my weight, and take away that
languid reeling whiohI am subject to
most of the time. My "blood is weak
and watery and my, appetite Is poor."
Answer: ' Your condition is very easily
overcome If you will follow the direc
tions given below. Ask your druggist
for three grain bypcnuclane tablets and
take according to the directions and
your weight will Increase, These tablets
Sromote assimilation, absorption and aid
igestlon, transform, the complexion and
figure.' They are prescribed by phvsl
clans and are perfectly harmless. They
should be taken regularly for several
months and you can depend upon gain
ing flesh and that languid feeling will
vanish completely. , - " ;
v c:y i.:
" -r. R. O." writes: "My rheumatism Is
getting worse all the time. I am getting
so stiff that It makes it very hard for
me to get round." ; ; , v
' Answer: Do not worry about your
rheumatism as that rsn be very easily
cured by using the following: . Get at
the drug .'store '.the Ingredients named
and mix . thoroughly and take a tfa
smtonful at mpl time snd.aenln at bed
tlmo anil you will Moon be entlrelv cured
of that . , llBgrf!ble dtseasa, rhouma
tlsro, rurclia.ee i drama of iudida of
t ; 1 ' '
Mrs. Datus "Ton never take any In
terest in my gowns."
Datus "No; not while I'm paying
interest on tbsm,
inent Democratic politician of eastern
Oregon, Is being groomed by bis inenos ,
for election, at the April primaries as
Ana of the Wht Oregon delegates to
the national , Pemocratlo convention. It
Is understood that If Dr. smun con
sents to make the race, there will be
no candidate from Baker or Union coun
ties. Dr. Smith is a 'progressive" Dem
ocrat and is a supporter -of Governor
Woodrow; Wilson for president. , , .
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The Doctors Answers on
Health and Beauty Questions
.'The questions answered below ere genera) In char
acter; the symptoms or diseases are given-and the an
swers will apply to any case of similar nature. .
Those wishing ' further advice, free, may address Dr.
Lewis Baker, Collegia Bldg. College-Kllwood Sta Day
ton Ohio, enoloatng self-addressed, stamped envelope
for' reply.' Full name and -address must be given but '
only initials or fictitious name will be used in my an
swers. The prescriptions can be filled at any well
stocked drug store, Any druggist can order of
wholesaler. ':-'rt ; v'''s V
potassium; one-half ounce of wine of
colchlcum; t drams of sodium salicylate;
1 os. camp, fluid balmwort; 1 os. comp.
essence cardiol; and t ess. ' of syrviD
sarsaparilla. This has cured thousands
and I am sure It will cure you.
'' V .':,.;''V-;:t'', V'.'-e ,:. ' ( tl ,
. "Musician" asks: "Can you tell me
bow to overcome a bronchial trouble -which
manifests itself after singing, by
a tickling in the throat, hoarseness and .
a slight cough T" . r i, .;. -; ..
Answer: Obtain a bottle of esssnce
mentho-laxene and use It pure, or make
Into a cough syrup by mixing with Or-.,
dinar y granulated sugar syrup or honey.
Directions for use and now to make
accompany the package. It makes a.
full pint of effective pleasant cough
syrup and cures all throat and bronchial
trouble. . . ,- . (. .
"Mrs. C..B. writes: "I suffer a great
deal with stomach disorders. Heavy
feeling after eating, heart palpitation,
wind and gas on stomach, etc . Am rest- '
less and Irritable. Afraid to eat a hearty
meal. Sometimes great pain. :I fear
appendicitis." ., , , . ,
. Answer: The neglect of constipation
and indigestion Is the- most frequent'
cause of appendicitis. It Is better to
prevent than to cure by an operation. I
advise that you obtain tablets trlopep
tine and take according to directions
accompanying sealed carton. They are
f ink, white and blue to be taken morn
ng, noon and night- respectively. T
think many caaea of appendtcitiea could
be prevented by- using trlopeptlne in
telligently, ' " . ,.;,. V'. f '-,'.-"
"Mrs C. C.M writes: "Can ydu prescribe
a tonio for one who Is sleepless, nervous,
hysterical, thin and getting thinner.
Have little appetite and am restless day
and night" i , , f i - ( , v
Answer': The following If used for
several weeks will gradually restore and
strengthen your nervous system: Com
pound syrun of bypophosphUes, S ois.i
tincture cadomene 1 os. (not cardamon). :
Mix, shake well and take a teaapoonful
before each meal. , t ,
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"Mise C. K. writes: ft am burdened
with too much fat and would like a safe '
treatment prescribed.". , ' . .
Answer: ' I would not recommend the
ordinary tablets and pills for voertiy.
but here is a quick acting formula that
accomplishes big fat reductions snd
never causes lit- feeling, - AromaUo
elixir B osa., glycol arbolene os. finnkn"
well in a bottle and take a teaer"""'1'!
after each meal for three days. : . Iwubie
the dose thereafter. Continue several
wanks or months as the case may re-qtulre..'f,v!;v-,;-:''.'i''iL:'?;''-
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';- 'Toor H." writes: "My health Is very
poor on account of a long standing con
stlpation, I have to uae pills or some
thing alt the time. Can you pres. nh
something to take that will cure chnmlo
constipation?" ,
' Answer: Constipation is probsblr Jii
chiiho of more llhtflfs Hhi snv ot), r
thine." Most remedlt-a onf rlv i i
trouble and never imiip. I film-H j;,
scribe threw grain sii!phr fM.-' -
sulphur tMl'U'U), snl
most reliiil'lw a nil p
They act rlis..tii!v
bewels. and 'v-r, w .'
llluOd,