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uu, U4 n a ttMif ft traa " tM l lata It Uewae) a klr HHi. 4 iLa lau tv eaf l4Uhul e It iImouI, futi lea afeataav eie a a ata laaiif taa4 fiwa It-e eU IW a4 isal veie la tfeatf tr fun I. ta stage a4 ft, tat-aat Ik I aaa nan iiea pataaaa IUf a ta fceaa la lit lit ef lr. Kaa -eiire rva4it la aa MHfUMtl a laa eajusn, l-e aJr aaa ar aettaaa 4va la Urn a maww miUwMu WSJ- raa s-e aau4Aee I aa s fttu -i ire aa..e- ka u '" asaearyea- ! f4 u4 a a fca lres-s m Mil I Lm4 fvaa le saiaaeta M ana arvi tu -e aWf-analy ka. Vk kMAaaa eie4 m ertaaai ea I as aaa vjm4 ute aaaU V eats a leer aa fry aa u)wuii ft MMik . cJosniTi SUPERFLUOUS HAIR "CURES" Docton Itn of Results of Ex AVE. NEW YORK. CREATOR Of AMERICAN FASHIONS pcrimcnti With Chicken; Disease Is Found to Be In THE NEW YORK WORLD fectious. MODELS ? r v I LOB- IK' CAN GIVE CANCER TO HUM BEING CAM WOMAN or rnm ' Tt "Coolia" Kat U of Mtouidtef proportion. - a ar a wietr re eating at IS at Palm Heech, th Riviera ar I aaata at th feahleaable reaerta that th moat later- n4 aeeurate urrf af the! tread af style la obtained. There, .' each separate featura, however trivial! i or naaraver Important. t passed ta ra i viaer and the aw of Ita eueeess or I j failure flashed ta Vlenaa. New Tork. f I-arls wherever araXA rraat d!aa- rra far ana eaocarnad la knowing How Uirtr afTorta bava baaa rvoairad. Thaa far thara haa baan amatlnclr fr rajactiona, Tha ton radtayou that ht Ita lowar aOga euht bark ta mat tha atbar aadar a aiola back aaetlan ' I'd rial fin 4 tha qovia of roilawara it I aaa ax r-1 ad to bava. but Ufa la laltf 1a tba fact that tha panol ati iwudgl fram a bora tha bait which producad aa I aakward lint 9rr tha draparr. Had I tha panal baao attached ta tba waJat Una aad eoattnua4 for two to fira Inrhaa barond tba point of draparr. tha affactl would bar a baaa oulla dlffrraot but. aJao, at tha a ma tlraa. It would bava drfaat4 tba purpoaa af Ita orlflnator. I rimejjr; to comblna tha Kmplra walat auk drawrr which la difficult of uc raaful aoeaanpUahmant And baa bvan at talb4 only la th rartat loatancaa Long alaavaa hava tumad out a boat . aa aspaclad. Thar cava not craatad f urora, altbavib a vraat many dlftar-1 - . rTJlTwrT aa .aa mt tJHMlm I rraateat favor haa coma throaah thai riotn araaaaa thoa almpla llttla tail. I , orad affair af aarga which ar ao raueh luaa ror momin-a. , Tnajr ar qoita aeraralr plain and very long. Often, too, thar ara In two or thrca aactlona aa. for aiampia, tha alaareap. cut In ona with tha . ody. to which It la joined, a smooth fitting mlddla aactlon. and to that. In turn, a vary eloaa-ftttlng cuff that carrlea tha alav down over the hand. Both, thi moan uibi ta aiaaned or Tiaa th arain opened to tha elbow, presumably with a laca or mull Jabot Introduced, and the ana that haa merely a line of amall but ton run up alongside tha aeam. ara included In the favoritism. Tha Idea af Introducing a gathering atrlng In the miame, mat is, a gathering at th top , a her it Blips under the armelde and again at tba lower edge, where It la put Into the cuff, haa received It conge, ,.aa haa also. the volumlnoua aleava, gath ered at tha shoulder and again at the wrist with a narrow eleeve band to con fin It, Tha failure of thl latter mode to "takA m VArv iHaannnlntinw . Tl'l.w j droopy, thin tnaterlnla In vogue It waa j ( -j.cnu urn. iv wuuia even iaa me ni. dui u an goea to snow that woman will not give In to the Idea or losing rxul:au. a,u Anr taa -f -J eta aa4 auaalifW aUaaaaaiaa aal eaelea - aaaaauaaataiiaaa. pa rt af Ike iekefUe I atiiaiA Hm.M ta ta Aakt.a t4y at Caaaaa Maaara ataa-iab-; avtaaaua lil aaar u at taaat aaa fana la le raaail af Ufatttaa. twahs Ur Ug that draa aUaian eaaa ta a aaw eaaa -f eAtalla aaa:a aj-4 arav iaj ajtartag ataiai la ealUa aia er aitata aaataa4 laa 4ie TKa eaaalaaaa af Ia haa war ara aaaia ai a eaeatea) af U. aaaaatallaa,. mm ta tka aaaiai laaarataaUa af Ik t'aivaralia af raaaartvaata. ra laa fire! Uae U Ua tuatarr af aaaaaa ia- rw-i tXaaa waa aat a aUaaeallaa; aataa a u aaaaawataai af aa aaet to kit aeaatttei Ikal aaaaa- aaa ka aaw rraatal COMMENTING ON THESE SO-CALLED "CURES" Sty They "htve numbertiT their rictixru by lh hundrei4 of thouiavn!.M tka Maw Tat WmLL aaaaadad bv laaraaJiaia aaryarkra aa aaa af the t lAejea4aat. Iaaraaa .aawaaapar Mklla welfare, pubJlebed na aaaul vita) laa Ida lki M im l.iiia.. ik.i It aaar paaatatr a-a traatad kf auatia. ?rV' (?-J, V" ' I .a ta.. l. i... . . 17? I a art L-la af faiaraat la t it. -u.. j T TV w,""-lafuaiarta 'WMJa It aocna.aJ.4a very Ike realm af a daftalia aa kaawa aralkiaki & . .... i.Mi.i li ai.i ii'mrm w, irumito. i aaia ( tba imi-aamaa aracHir4 Tfca laf.eaaia af a nilankU imi aurlti maaufarturera of aa-a laa Ik Bahv af a Okkaa araaaaa-l!!t?,,',tut raa" It I rapriai ar Caaeer" waa taa tin. r " aaaaieauaa ritmii I h ra i. I xaawravuivue aaaauraaturara bare wttTt?4. " I? , l I Ur,4 aekr faJta a4 lga,.aea enj ta V.te , , . . - I r"1". w. v-JV .r TTsa faal that tba fKtarabie aa-eal Ulmeale bad wafavaiad eUiira raneartilag aetfelag aore or (m tKaa a as tract I ailagad efTi"er af tiir taatboda ar n.Ja fro a grawtag rnrf. whlefc. I Si"?. 'Mieaia, MBaraaaarr hair aft.r an k.wa garaaa ka bm takaa I l'Z.T,.''"'.,r nA '",r",; V Some Lingerie Dresses Show Telling Touches of Black Velvet. their allhouette effecta. the fashion of all the swiftly changing modea that they have liked best until 'hey ara aotually forced to do ao. One other feature I muit tell you, haa not been balled with aoclalm tha Pierrot ruffs. And why. Indeed, should they be? Thle la the dny of comfort able looking and comfortable feeling npparcl. There never waa a time when style pe,llrd comfort and convenience so correctly as just at thta presnnt mo ment when ridiculous exaggeration are comparatively few and moderations the rule. Kven a euraory glance back over the modes Is sufficient to convince one that It la a aeaaon of moderation, at leant aa far aa comparisons go. How ever, I ahull not make this an oppor tunity to dlacuas that phase of the sub ject, which would take more time and space than I hava at command. Rather must proceed to tell you of soma fea- ff. DRINKS LIQUOR FOR HIS NERVES Keep in Mind the Fact That Each Drink . of Liquor You Take Only Creates Nerve - Demand for Larger Drinks and More of Them COME TO THE NEAL INSTITUTE NOW! You Will Be Perfectly Cured of the Drink Habit ana ALL ; Those Symptoms Which Seem to Require Liquor a. i: it iir;ii iTicuiune win disappear. as . NO MAX can afford to drink llquoi ' particularly a business or professional man- whose success and possibilities of ; achievement deBend upon a STRONG JriRAINja brainthat is alwayjsclear . ana -reaoy ror Business. a whiskey brain aometlmea "feela" clear and bright and capable 'bat It isn't; It Is ' ' all wrong. The "feeling" of alertness and ambition la short-lived STlMTJLAr TION of an organ that la weakened and paralysed by tha moat Insidious of all poisons tha POISON OP ALCOHOL. Vndar tba guidance of a liquor drinker - tha best businars in the .world will fall -executive ability, stamina and logic a ra lacking. Whr does a drink of liquor seam to quiet your perres? Why do your nerves need "quieting"? . Your system baa been accumulating ahstfloUa poison during your fears of drinking. Ail these' yeara you have beaa atrnlablag your rvea with tha 'worat raaaibla kind jf puaiahaaant you rauld Jrrfltct; thay have com ta CB , WAND alcohoi , and will .not ba BL B- A 1 DUED without it, and you WinP them into subjection by additional doses of poison. There will conie a day whnn the vital organs of your body will no longer respond to alcohol, and it 1 wail for you to anticipate that time by coming to the Neal Institute NOW. The Neal Institute cures the drink habit and does away with all the evil resuiiinB rrom aicononc poisoning. A longer period would be superfluous. i onvea every trace or alcohol lo poison from the system, thus doing away with Jb,VrA.U8E of onued drinking, the CAUSE of drunkenness, the CAUSE of craving, desire and physical and nerva- ur.iia.na ior liquor, ah these symptom ar but the EFFECTS of the accumu iaiea poison tne cause: la alcoholic poleon.- There are no hyDodeftnle inturtim.. no dlaagreeable features, no flUBSTI TUTIVK STIMULANTS, -a tw4 aay kind a child could take tba Neal Treatment with perfect Safety. , For further .particulars nil niu phone th Neal Institute, lit u!i .c ParUaod. Or.; Phone Marshal till ; stored-up tures that have "caught on" to epenk vernacularly. Foremoat among these are the little coatees. I told you about them, you will perhaps remember, soma weeks ago, but we had no way of knowing then Juat how far they would please. They ar a tremendous success. Everyone who Is anyone In the south, but not "everyone" Is wearing them gay little Ratln or taffeta coats over llngorln and linens. It Is a pretty fad. Not all of them are plain, cither, but flower sprin kled, preferably being used ara small dissected blossoms or tiny noBoRays made up of, say, a spray of mlgnnnutte. a bachelor's button and a geranium, or. It might be, a rosebud or two with u fern fronde. In the sketch this week f am showing yoii an altogether different type of froc from the ones heretofore described while lines are not lost sight of any where, this new model la not altngath simple as lingerie frocks go. Its foun dation Is fine batiste mounted on n and very elaborately enorusted with ba tlsta embroidery. The entire front Is embroidered, the Upper part In a solid pattern suggesting a yoke, and the mll die section in a design of delicate trncery that suggests or continues the yoke In panel form until It meets the border, which is again of the more solid look Ing embroidery, and Is extended up the sides In points, failing Into lha border aoross tba baok. xne lower .part or me blouse is ap parently a continuation of tha panel; that Is, it Is of the solid embroldnry while the upper portion Is of plain ba tlste with a threa-inch band of black velvet between the two, underlying a part of the embroidery. The novel fea ture of tibe gown la tha circular bertha that strongly hints of the bolero.. It Is cut epaulet fashion at the shoulders and the edges ar spread apart In front to disclose three Bmall black velvet buttons dotting the center of narrow cord strappings. The circular shope of the bertha makes It fall In a graceful jabot effect in front while In back an unusual dis. position is made, of the fulness. It Is carried down oyer the sleeve and light ly caught to ona of the two front folds. thus iorming an over-sleeve. The velvet band from the front slope down tinder the arms to the center of thi waistline at the bark, where, from a small double bow, two enda of black chiffon fall, each banded with, the 'vel vet. The plaited frill about the sleeves and neck is of net. I am beginning now the work out some ideas from printed muslins and organdies, that, I think, are very orig inal and that, if I mistake not, will turn our very satisfactorily. I shall develop one in cream-colored Philippine mull, printed with violets, and change able violet and . green tffeta. The sRIrf win be plain, finished at the ex treme foot, with a taffeta colored cprd that gathers tha Bilk in a very little. uver mis win be a short tunic of thu mull, bordered with a Cluny band seven inches wide. This tunic la to be slashed op the sides, the edges turned tn two inon hems, and each corner decorated with a tiny .wreath of artificial violets. Then tha bodice of taffeta will have a liitle bib of the mull caught up to it wun vioiet WTeama at eaeh corner and atralght sleeves to the elbow, set on Instead of Into the armslde after being ahlrrtd two or threter tlmea a half Inch from tba edge, which leaves a beading. t There I no doubt of the rlsht of this season to ba termed a "flower season." Blossoms and foliage are used In every eoaoelvable manner and In most unex- pectea ways. r tha most pari their arrangements ai s OM and stiff looking that they appear to have been accomjilldhed by exact mathematical calculation, as in tha trimming ef th model skutohed. This hat, wl.lch so far resembles the headgear assumed by the coolies of India as to have been named for that very rrsemblance, Is a natural leghorn fsoad with cluud blu tulle with hy dransa In mauve shades, running tha gamut from white to the color of tha tulle underneath for trimming. Inter spersed freely with long, slender leaves of a deep purplish blue, deeper than that of the facing. The flowers themselves ar very love ly. Little regard la shown for their re lation to their natural counterparts, In so fur as color Is concerned. Roses are likely to be blue or orange aa anything and peonies and popplea, where their reds hava always been their chlefent Mire, are anything the dyer has been inclined to make them. froea II, still r4re4 taa raivrareu a raeuotl. are-vee without 4et thai la (hat variety ef eajteer al laaat a para l ua) gras-la. ta aat tip la a healthy body la a way elrallar la that In whith curable gam diseases are pradu4 by moruiaiioa r vires lata the circulation. r naua ear-erlmeet waa rem: 1 waive ia that ba round that the cancerous at tract. vaa whan It waa filled wilfi trma eauaad by accidental or Induced lnrectn.a. could ba fitrd until no known I arm waa left, and at lie malig nant power of creating a naw eaacer remain ad. Not a algn of tut ere be life appeared under the mtrroeropa, yet all lha el. dances ef a true paraallle gaowth be came evident with the Infuaioif of tba fluid Thus tba theory of aa unknown paraalle. long vehemently denied aa being Infeclioua by lr Von Haneematin and othara. waa established on a firm heels In this Instance, and th way la new Indicated toward the discovery of lha organism or Infeetlng cause. Further support to this stand as to lha Inferllowa netare of ranter waa given In tha coarse of other paper, among which ware those af Dr. Erwtn F. Smith, of Washington, and Dr. Har vey R Oaylord of Buffalo. Dr. Bmlth'e reaearrhaa hava proved definitely that cancer aa It attack plants. Is aot only Infectloua. but ran la Uaced to a ,va-tabia-deetructle geYm, of which he I as made eulturea. Inasmtich aa the whole field of cancer causes rrfauipoa.ee a re lation between Its various forms tn both the higher and lower order of life, this Indlcatta tha early discovery of the ma lignant organism which cauaea canoer In animal tissues. Further Interesting and partially con olutive evidence of the soundness of the Infection theory was presented In a pa per by Dr. Oaylord, in which he showed that thyroid tumor, or goiter, can be communicated to dogs from fish no dis eased, and thus the bridge of Infection from the lower animals to on of the higher mammals la established. This is ono of the Important links In the chain of scientific evidence which must now surely be forged to prove cancer a pnrasltlo disease, similar In causation, but different In manifesta tion, in all forms or Ufa. This became L- .J.. I Li I X 1 Ji-'W fermlcMel waa aot re,Miad Th thaa pal aa th market tn the laat I rear teve aumbered their vlrilma by he hsitdreda tf thoueanJa. Empty prom isee have haen made tr ecoree ef pro moters In the ealld scramble lo gat the maoer. The marvel la thai wemaa haa aal boo me ao thorougMir disgusted aa i reject an treatment ror good. Bat bar nope for remedy wae not la vale, only a faw years ao me saw wan sneaa i .Miracle treat ment waa bmusht forth and II proved to he a revelation In modern science A rapreeentatlv of tha New fork World inveatl ata-d the dleoovery and the meOi da bf which It waa Introduced to the public. Ha found eihauetlve (rale have snows It to be the lnf dealrad, prac tical, expedition and eafa war In which to daateer the growth ef hale. Those who put It before th public knew the fallacy and dishonesty of publlehln ex travagant claims They did not raaort to any catch euhemea. auch aa making a prospective nuetomcr a special offer of 'lereonal Interest.' They started In to win tha confidence of thoee Inter ested and In thle way they have Wen eminently aurreaaful. Th news pf Ita remarkable qualltlra spread rapidly I la now known and widely usod from roast In roast and from Hudson bay to the Uulf of Max Ice. What la mora to the txilnt. It haa ba Indorsed by prominent phvalclana representative medical Journals and leading magaslnaa devoted to woman a cauaa There la too much at alaka to rlak auch Indorsements if iiioy are not true to the latter. Only the result of rer-eated, chemical experiment and a fherongV VnowlivlfVt of" tha orljlrlrt f all hair growth could aland agalnat the In veatlnatlon of u. h anthnriiua ti . DeMlracle Chemical f'omnanv t onn and above board In every detail. The Indoraemantn are not luat clalma. A llttla probing on the part of the PAPER llshed an tit ktf s.11 a-alied reread I oa a rar a leele auataher ai lha aaedieaj pre? aiaa r a publication la good leading eeuld aevar afford la be Uanurtod with earthing that eavora of a fake, and lha voluntary prela gtrea through ih haaaeia Is sol la be houshl with money It le atvea an the atrweglh nf roa vict ion . Xhr - wenllng to breve thai DaUitar. wiannv or ua retiulailan a a waa found by the rvprnoeatatlvn or Tiiat UOILLX) that ittMi promlaaat depart, meet and drug etorve c.f Nw rork cur the use of Delllrarle was Uuded on a1! eldea. The proprietor of ae of lh -'sawi i neae eeiaDiiehnnta said The eale of Loh(lrn:la la ra Increasing and we hoar aethlng but pralae for It all th limn.' I.ik. aiona were echoed by the ethara" ror years hava bean cani!.i women asalnat beuig dafraudad by ex celled auparfluoua hair "cu rea " In tmir of ail warning, it that aome ar always willing to ba burabtigiod be raux aa the World aaya: "The fake put on the market Is th laat ten yeara f.ava numbered Ihalr vlciima by lha hun erode of thouaanda." The mere fact that rake-dangeroua preparatlona are abort lived ehould alone be sufficient warning la avoid lha use of any depilatory but that of proven merit It le astonlauir.g that aome women will lake the rlak of dlafigureraent by i'Ing unknown irnl hii,i,i. .. for reniolna the blamiah.. mi..., ,r .' '"'b safe method a fe Miracle, which la etanowleil h !. nant and reputable authorltlea every where as the alandnrtl dantlafni-v ita one ahanlutaly nonpoleonoua preparation '".'oes hair, thereby taking the vitality out of it. oonsequentlr retail Ing and prevetMlna an lncraai.il am.i , iV l,.rlhtf. l'rof ,a needed as to ih liability of IMlrncla no atronr.r r. gument can ba advanced than the fa I thai It la the onlv danllaltrv that t... atood tha leal of lima There waa more of It Bold ten ago and there haa bean morn of It aoM each vear tinea tr.an ik, AA,.ki..j i i . - - w " mmirn of the nostrums. - All reliable dealers sell and recom mend IieMIracln. knowing It to he th- heat mrtA hI.-! - II ., principled onas will tell you they cann..t ir..ruro u no jnat iney may mor rnelh mriuence you to purehaae. thalr own i possibly eom other dangerous, worth leas autistltute undar another label for a few'rents more profit. Therefore fur your own protection, refuse Imitations and substitutes. If your dealer will not supply you. go to Llpmn, Wolfe A Co. and you wltfb given Deklracla with out argument. Write for fren booklet which will be mailed sealed In plain envelope. De Mlraole Chemical Company, Dept II Park avenue. K9lh and lioth atreeta. New York. dlacloeed tlie fact that they are nub- ahed and sent broadcast, with tha Iden tr and address of the writer or puhll; ition added. Thl la the stumbling ENGLISH DIVINE WILL INSPECT HAUNTED HOUSE New Tork, April 20, Monslgnor Rob ert Hugh Benson of England, whose re nunclatlon of the Church of England, of which -his father, the late archbishop of Canterbury, was spiritual bead, caused a stir several years ago, means to faua down a "ghost before he return to Englanff'from his lecture tour hare. Ha admitted that the report that he will 6pend a night in a Brooklyn house. which la said to ba haunted. Is true; that, he will seek th "ghost" In com pany with an English Journalist and a fellow priest. Monelgnore Benson said that, since he had been Interviewed upon almost every conceivable question since his ar rival here, h was glad of the oppor tunity to make Ms position clear upon matters relating to pp.yohlo phenomena, which, he said, has been greatly mis understood. Governor Johnson' Son- Engaged. ( l' tilted Prat. Leased Wlr. Pan Francisco, April 20. The engage ment, of Hiram Vf. Johnson Jr., son of the governor and a practicing attorney of .San Francisco, and Mies Amy Rowles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Rewlea of Oakland, wae announced to day. The wedding will be solemnized early In May. Miss Bowles I one of the most popular young society ladies In Sail Francisco and Oakland. DANGERS OF FAT HOW FAT AFFECTS THE UVER Next to th lJVaK- , heart, there no organ of the body more bus ceptlble to a abnormal In ereaaa of fatty tissue than the liver. When the llvae Ka,ntv,jk too fat, Ite action la Impeded, allow ing the fat-making foods to make more fat than Is needed for nor mal symmetry. The liver, clogged wun exoess rat, becomes Inaotlva. and, from dlsoasa, th nature of the organ undergoes a Chan are. Con stipation, headaches. biliousness and similar local disturbances of the system are not the least of th fat man or woman's troubles, for the rolls and layers of fat on all portions of tha body increase, closr ging other organs, paving th way to onesity. aii this can ba avoided. if the proper remedy is resorted to at once. Nothing ever discovered for the removal of fat la so ffee tlve as tha famous Martnola Pre scription. Howevor, from the same high authority cams Marmola Pre scription Tablets, containing all tha element or this sure, harmless Pre scription and offering a mora con venient means "or, reduelna- to nor mal weight at the rata of Id to 18 os. a day, without dieting, exer cise or resulting wrinkles and fiab- biness. Marmola Prescription Tab let are sold by all druggist or the Marmola Co., 66 Farmer bldg., De troit, mien., at 70c the case. - roV V - I 1 1 fheyOCTOR The questions answered below are gen eral In character, the symptoms or din rases are given and tlie answers will apply to any rase of similar nature. i'liose wishing further advice free, may uddreas Ir. Lewis Baker. College r.hig., ColleKe-Elwood Rtn., Dnyton, OliUi ii MinniK sen naarensea stamped en velope for roply. Full name and nd uresM must ba given, but only Initials ul inMiiiuue name .win be used In mv answers. The prescriptions csn be uiiea at any well stocked drug store Any druggist ran order of wholesaler. "Kit' writes: "I am far below normal weight. I suffer with headaches and am nervous to th point of exhaustion. If you can ten me something to help me I naii do very grateiui. and help m hysterical at times. me?' Can you "tn, ao Answer; I can prescribe nothln irreouve as a thorougr train hypo-nuolane tab ets will aid in extracting the nutrition from the food which will increase; the CATARRH MAY LEAD TO CONSUMPTION DRIVE OUT DEADLY CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm Kills the Deadly Catarrh Germs No Stomach Dosing. Catarrh, which la bad enough in it aelf, often results in loss of taste, small and hearing aiid leads to serious throat and lung troubles If not promptly checked. The seat of catarrh Is usually In the back of tba nose, and Its natural course Is downward Into th throat and thence to the lung. r I Dont. tak any ehaade. If yon hava -I any symptoms of catarrh retuf fed UD feeling In the head, naety discharge from tha noee, sore throat, or dry, hack ing oougn, get a BO cent bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from, your druggist and be gin tne treatment at one. This remedy la not a "burnlnr out,' or "drying Up" process, it Is simply a cieanaing,- nesting, antiseptic Cream, taken through the nostrils back Into tha head and throat where it instantly reacnea tne seat or tha trouble. That's tha only way to effectually and perma nently cure catarrh. - ' . vaian u niauian yvu eixensivv to your-u sair ana mends, start using Elys Cream Balm today and la a short ttm vou will ba permanently cured- of this eaaty, dis rusting jUseaae, , Pperlal J agent. Owl Drug Ca. . red blood supply, overcome nervousness and you will become plump and healthy. This treatment should be continued for several months, as It takes time to change the tissues and cells of the body. a a . 'fiirnh" aaya: "Can anvthtn hs rlnna for one who Is bothered with rheuma tismf It so, please reply." Answer: Tou can be ntlrely'cured. of your rheumatism If you take the follow ing: Mix by shaking well and take a teasboonful at meal times and at bed tim and you will soon be cured. Comp. esseno oardlol, l ot: comp. fluid balm- wort, 4 ob.; syrup sarsaparilla comp.. 6 ozs.; wine of colchlcum, one half oa. ; sodium salicylate. 4 drams: iodid of potassium, 2 drams. aaa "Bay" writes: "Can a sufferer from bronchial trouble be relieved? Doctors do not seem to help me, what would you suggest T" . Answer: To cure chronic cold, sore throat and bronohltls, I would, advise the uo of concentrated esseno mntho laxnne. Purchase this at any drua store 4n 2 14-o,- packagea-and-mfxaccorulng ,to directions given on bottle and you will very ahortlv be cured of all bron chial trouble, this will not only re lieve, but will cur, and la very pleasant tn ,, . aJ e a a "Hal da" says: "I cannot eat without great distress after eating. I am Bleep less and restless, nervous and Irritable, Can you tell m anything that would our ma 7" . Answer: Tour trouble Is all due to stomach, which cause tn nervous, Anfner: Ma"y women, old and young. Whf have Fiiffered aa you do. have been cured by uuing the following tonlo re atorative treatment: -.tiet From vour druggist 1 oa. tincture cadomen (not cardamon) and 6 ozs. r-run of liypo- rI!ful .,b?foro each meftJ- Always shake well before taking. . a aT v..'?1" wr,tf; "In the last year 1 .uV?,bMn fklnln weight so rapidly that I am uncomfortable and frequently embarrassed bv nlis-httna- duT B 'wnt9Vef What Shall I vnA?"ltUYl!l CWI, vrl reduce A-Tiln . K u"f the following: A. mS.V5 ILx,f 6 rty01 rbolene 1 oa. Mix, shake well and take a tea- fwn.,lift meftla 'or three day", then doubio the dose and take for eev week. This is harmless, and I I have had matiy peopl write that they lost a pound a da aftsr the first week or sov "Carrnnlnr" urliao, h . . kidney, are m a bad condition. I have dlsiy spells and dark snots, before mv "J v'v nave iwinses,r rnaurmtlem. Can I b helped V Answr! To OUre lil'nav ant 11,, "a1516 " ihreeralT' sulpWb tablets (not SUlpnur). These ara nelrrl n sealed tubes with full direction for takWg. vlhey act Pleasantly and tone up un ooweis ana liver and purify the aC, J.hy aro. Convenient, effective and highly curative. "Phoebe'' The following: will cure your children of bedwettlng: Oet 2 drain of tincture rhua-aromatlc: 1 dram ilrct!Jj?Lcuf!,! an? 1 . comp, fluid balm wort Ml, and e-ia the child from 10 to 15 drops in water about ona hour before each meal. . a a a. r roor woman Mince von ar, io taice treatmAnt or vour unabl. Take tablet triopap- your raatlena falinr tin and you will soon be cured of all this trouble. Thess aro packed la sealed cartons and are pink, white and blue tablets to be taken after meals. -Take the pink tablet after breakfast, white aftar dinner and Mun after supper, tlf this is continued tha curative agenda will sooa restore naturai.digeation. . "Miss M." writes: "I suffer rreetlr with m nerves, sm almost -on tha point Of nervous prostration.: 1 cannot sleep H hvnlflla. why not try this. home treatment for the cura. bf leueorrhea. Inflammation bearing down -pains. -petlodie mis tha parts snd and , eryr i n is heals, tones naupai sui nonormai oischarge by its powerful antiseptic properties. Mix to-6-ether: t os. tannfo acid and I ots .uii.r.,iiu Tiisuie DQWnsr. usa a taa- spoonful to a oourt of warm water as j'-wie vi uuHcut wiui firingft. fOnda writes: "I am troubled with Itching scalp, dandruff and my hair Is falling out. It is harsh and brittle." Answers' Plain Yollr,at VCIni i .v. best remedy for Itching soalp. falllnar hair and dandr.irr thai f f.I"n,? can be bought In 4 ox. jar and If nsed according - directions will cur ail die easea of th hair and scalp, tf th hair Is harsh and brittle and wo,. Vi.M erd with those straggiinsj. locks,-th mrnyol wiir rtorthat aofU fluffy appcararce and hwJ-V.k. .vT Inten natural color. 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