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SL PASO
HERALD
Tuesday, December 10, 1912
El Paso's Largest
Grocery
The Mail Order House of the South
west. Send us Your Orders
100 lb. saak Fancy Burbank Irish
Potatoes d -t d
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Tor
100 lb. sack Fancy
Onions Iof
IMPERIAL FLOUR-
24 lb sack
for
4S lb. sack
for
98 lb. seek
$1.50
90c
$1-75
IMPERIAL CORN MEAL
8 3-4 lb. sack f E
for dtDC
tt;.!a. 50c
Zlh:.. $1.00
Pure Creamery Butter, Af
par posnd TfViC
Chase and Sanborn's Coffees, the
World's Best, per lb. yt C
..tw
3 cans Extra Standard OP.
.JK
Kneedit
35c, 40c and.
3 cans Extra !
Fall Pack Tomatoes for.
Purer and 10 lb. Call $1.35
Better than J 5 lb. Can 70C
Lard ( 3 lb. can 45c
We carry the finest, freshest and most complete
line of Fruits and Vegetables in the city.
Grape Nuts, Q New Seeded Rabins, Currants, CH-
2pkgs.for &DC tron Qnge aad Lemon Ped,
?&? ........SSC BoOed -Crystalized Fruits,
Imperial Breakfast Food," O C Nuts Oranges, Figs, Date;, etc,
very fine, 20c, 2 for uDC just received.
Christmas shipment of genuine Yamato Japanese
Baskets, Vases, Lamps,' Lamp Trays, etc., just re
ceived. Better make your selections early.
Durkee's Salad Dressing, njj
15c sad e50C
Bottles.
Beechnut Peanut Butter OP
10c, 20c and OOC
Sices.
New Pack Asparagus, gn
can, 5c, 20c, 25c and 5UC
New Pack, Thick Sliced Hawaian
Pineapple, can, 15c, Sf
20c and uUC
Extra Fine Quality.
We ship our Groceries in Oar Lots Direct and
sell them to you direct-Fresh and Fine and also
save you the Middleman's Profit.
Again We Say.
Our Telephones (We have Four) are kept mighty
busy these mornings, so if you please telephone
your orders in the afternoon for your next day's
need and we can surely give you better service.
THE MOST MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE MOVING PrC-
TURL nDU3tin inc iuuinntji
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ANEW shipment' of linoleum has Just
come in. Both the hardwood and tile
patterns are shown, in both the priiitedand
inlaid qualities. This season of the year is
the recognized time for improvements around
the house.
If the linoleum in your kitchen, bathroom or
hall is badly worn and shabby, replace it now.
This new shipment of ours offers you a wide
choice in hpti patterns" and grades. '
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What Is and What Js Not
Liver Medicine?
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A GOOD PROGRAMME TODAY
IMP, GEM AND ECLAIR
Tomorrow Animated Weekly, giving the week's current events, as follows:
Also a good two reel "101" Bison Feature, and another big two reel "Powers"
feature, with a good" "Victor" Comedy, coming Friday.
Eemember the Unique opens at 11 a. m. every day.
Animated Weekly No. 39 Released Dec. 4, 1912.
LORD MAYOR'S PROCESSION
A Magnificent Parade in London.
ATHLETES COMPETE AT ITHACA
The Harvard Tpam Wins the Intercollegiate Cross-Country .Run at Ithaca, N. Y.
PARIS FASHIONS
The Weekly Faohion Hint From the Paris Shos.
A SPECTACULAR FIRE
The Union Sulphur Company's Plant Is Destroyed by Fire at V iHiamsburg, N. Y.
PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN WRECK
Four Persons Are Killed and Fifty-Five Injured When a Pennsylvania Fast Train
Crashes Through a Bridge at Glen Loch, Pennsylvania.
YALE-HARVARD GAME
Thirty-Five Thousand People See the Yale-Harvard Elevens. Battle for the Cham
pionship at New Haven, Connecticut.
A QUAINT CEREMONY
The 'Tillicums,M Seattle's Famous Indian Fraternity, Celebrate Founder's Day
Unveiling a Bronze Monument of Chief Seattle.
FREE MASONRY
Hon. Mark Lockwood, Prov. Grand Master of- Essex, Assists in the Laying of a
Cornerstone at Clacton. England.
TESTING LARGEST GUN
The Official Test of the New Fourteen-Ineh Gun at the Sandy Hook Proving
Grounds. (By Special Permission of United States Government.)
ULSTHE DAY ,
The Orange Battalions Have Tlieif Annual Parade at Liverpool, England.
WHOTS WHO IN STAGELAND EDDIE FOY. .
And the Seven Little Foys at Their Home, Yonkers, New York. ,
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Grocery Company
208-210-212 Mills Stret.
These are questions to which a large majority of newspaper readers would
like satisfactory, straightforward answers. Why? Because about ninety per cent
of Americans need and use Liver Medicines. The Liver is the "Housekeeper" for
the human body, and with our hurried way of living, quick lunches, late hours "and
sometimes too much eating and drinking, we overload poor old Stomach. The
Liver, as "Honskeeper," gets lazy and neglects its work. It is then when you feel
all out of sorts, tongue coated, head aching, stomach swollen, and generally miser
able, that you need Liver Medicine to arouse old "Housekeeper" Liver to duty, it's
time to clean up and get the "house" your whole bodily system in order.
What -to take and what not to take is then the question. DONT TAKE
, CALOMEL to NAUSEATE, GRIPE and SICKEN, and besides it must be followed
by sickening CASTOR OIL, SALTS or nasty tasting MINERAL WATERS. Ugh!
Don't take Saline Purgatives that only dynamite the Bowels and nearly always
leave the unfortunate user worie off because of their constipating after effect
than before they were taken. REMEMBER THE DONTS.
Take PODOLAX for the Liver, as it is a guaranteed remedy for the Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. PODOLAX takes the place of Calomel, Salts, Castor Oil
and nasty tasting Mineral Waters. PODOLAX does not.gripe nor sicken. It tastes
good and is guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or your money back. There is
only one PODOLAX. Beware of. substitutes and dealers who try tp sell, them!
PROTEST AGAINST
CANAL TOLL BILL
British Minister of Foreign Affairs Con
tends Anti-Trnst Law Does Not
Apply to English Ships.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 10. Great
Britain's formal -note of protest against
that section of the Panama canal set
which exempts American coastwise ship
ping from payment of tolls for passing
through the Panama canal was present
ed to secretary Knox by the British am
bassador. James Bryee.
In brief the objections are:
That while it was clearly in violation
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
l LOCAL APPLICATIONS, u tfcer cannot reach
i seat of Use disuse. Catarrh Is & Mood or ceasti-
tatloaal rtlspafy. aad m order to core ft you oust Ute
oicroaj reaesies. nan's uiarra ire a taxes n
temalir. aad acts directly upon tbe blood and mscoss
ecrfaces. Hall's Catarrti Cure to not a quack znsdi
riae It tras prescribed by one ot tbe beat pfcysWans
is country for years and is a reeular creseriDttcn.
: eoopoacd of tbe best tonics known, combined
: tbe best blood parsflers. acting directly on tbe
3CS surfaces. Tbe Derfect combination of tbe
i tasredients is what produces such wonderful re-
ts ta cense catarrh. Send for testimonials, tree.
. T.J CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo. O.
By Drnsstets. price 5r
its many lias lor consupation.
of the Hay-Pauneefote treaty either to
remit or refund tolls on all American
shipping using the canal, the same object
probably would apply to the coast
wise trade shipping in view of the prob
able impossibiiitv of framing regula
tions that would not result in a prefer
ence to American ships.
' In addition to supporting these points
by long arguments, sir Edward Grey,
British minister of foreign affairs, au
thor of the document, 'indicates clearly
that strong resistance will be offered to
any attempt to exclude; from the canal
British ships owned by Canadian rail
roads, or whose owners may be guilty,
of violating the Sherman anti-trust act.
He holds that this section of the act
cannot apply tp British shipping, but
only to a United States vessel.
He indicates that underlying the ob
jection to the exemption from toll of
American coastwise snips is an apprehen
sion that in tbe future the principle
might be extended to cover American
shins' in the foreign trade.
Otherwise the note is devoted almost
entirely to an effort to demonstrate that
any such exemption of American ship
ping as is nrooosed is in direct conflict
with the terms of the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty, and that president Taft was
clearly wrong when he took the contrary
view.
Your Collars!
Your Neighbor's
Collars
your son's collars
EVERYBODY'S COLLARS
should be sent to the Elite
Laandry!
Because' we're doing better
Collar Work than has ever been
done here before.
Give our Collar Work a trial
ihi week.
Phone 2177,
Elite Laundry
Sanitary and
Fireproof .
412-414 S. Oregon St.
charge: match company with
violating chh.d labor law
Madison, WIs Dec 10. A suit alleg
ing 221 specific violations of the child
laoor law by tbe Diamond Match com
pany, for which fines aggregating ?22,
400 are asked, has been filed by the
Wisconsin Industrial commission. The
commission says the match company
employs a large number of children "be
tween tbe ages of 14 and 16 years. It
is charged among other things that some
of these children were permitted to
I work more than the maximum limit of
eignt nours a day. une complaint-treats
each day's alleged violation as a sep
arate offence, the maximum fine pos
sible being $100 for each specific violation.
TROOPER, IS ACCIDEXTAJjIYx-
SHOT BY HIS COMRADE
Trooper Tilkington, of C troop, 13th
cavalry, was shot in the foot at the
Ysleta camp of the 13th Monday eve
ning. The shooting was accidental.
Private Tilkington's bunkie was clean
ing his pistol when a cartridge ex
ploded and the ball plowed a neat lit
tle furrow through Tilkington's- right
foot. He was taken to Ysleta from
the cavalry camp and is now being
cared for there.
Spirits for Rheumatism
The use of spirits in the treatment
of rheumatism has proved an innova
tion among the medical profession.
When mixed with certain other ingre
dients and taken properly it is said to
be an almost infallible cure for rheu
matism and backache. Here Is the
formula: "From your druggist get one
ounce of Toris compound (in original
sealed package) and one ounce of
syrup of Sarsaparilla compound. Take
these two ingredients home and put
them into a half nint of good whiskey.
Shake the bottle and lake a table
spoonful before each meal and at bed
time " Results come immediately. If
vour druggist does not have Toris com
pound in stock he will get it in a few
hours from his wholesale house. Don't
be influenced to take some patent
medicine instead of this. Insist on
having the genuine Toris compound in
the original one ounce sealed yellow
package.
SORE FEET. Corns. Callouses. Bun
ions Frost Bites, Aching and Sweat
F?et A spoonful of Calocide in thf
.foot-bath sis instant relief Get a
?c box at an drug store. Adv.
UOTIEHDIOI
OF THIIDJO LEE
Is Being Relieved on Border
Patrol by Second Squad
ron of 2d Cavalry; .
The second squadron of the Second
cavalry will relieve the third squadron
of tbe Third cavalry under command
of Maj. Arthur Thayer at the border
patrol. Troops E, G, and H of the
Second cavalry, under command of
Capt. John P. Wade, will leave Fort
Bliss this afternoon, marching to
their border patrol stations. Troop
F will leave at the same time but will
go by rail as far as Marfa, Tex.. xand
then to its station at Candelaria.
Troop E and headquarters will be sta
tioned at Love's ranch. Sierra Blanca.
Tex. Troop G at Carroll's rancl Fin
lay, Tex., and troop H at Fort Han
cock. Tex. The squadron will be ac
companied by six wagons of equip
ment. A member of the hospital corps
is attached to each troop, as follows:
Private Charles " E. Stewart, to troop
E; private Robert F. Wallace, to
troop F; private Martin J. Armstrong,
to troop G, and private Julius I.
Frederick, to troop H. As soon as it
is relieved, the third squadron of the
Third cavalry will go to Fort Sam
Houston, San Antonio, Tex.
Officer to Run Steeplechane.
All of the army officers are re
quired to rido the steeplechase before
the end of the year. The ride is re
quired to be over a courpe of "three
miles, containing six hurdles three
feet high, and three ditches, nine feet
wide, and must be- covered in 11
minutes. As most of the horses be
longing to the Second cavalry are
youiig animals and new to army work,
the officers are endeavoring to train
their mounts to be ready for the
steeplechase, which will be run some
time during the last of this month.
Cavalry Promotions.
A number of promotions haTe oc
curred among the enlisted men of the
Second cavalry. Corporal Marion F.
Shepherd has been promoted' to be
sergeant of troop B; first sergeant
Thomas F. Crahan, of troopp K, Is ap
pointed regimental color sergeant. In
troop K, lance corporal Charles P.
Dugan has been promoted to be cor
poral; private Monte N. Haywood and
private Hiram M. Franklin have been
appointed corporals. Corporal Richard
Dome, of troop F, has been, reduced
at his own request to tne grade of
private. Dome has been the post ox
change steward, and asked to be re
dur.fid In crad and transferred to
f troop A, so as to retain his position
at the post exchange, nis troop us
ing ordered out on border patrol duty.
Voluntarily Accepts Rednctlon.
Corporal James F. Ryan, or troop
K, has been reduced at his own re
quest to the grade of private. Ryan
being an exceptionally good cook, his
troop mates desired him to be troop
cook, which carries with it a bigger
sum of money than Is drawn by a
corporal.
The Fort Bliss Moose lodge No.
1178 will meet at the Kl Paso Moose
lodge rooms Tuesday night
Connecting Fort With Sewer.
An eight-inch sewer, a mile and a
half Ions, is being laid back of the of
ficers' quarters at Fort Bli6s by Jen
nings & Woods. This line is to cost
about $1,000 and is to connect with
the sewer laid in September to connect
the post with the city sewerage sys
tem. Post Personal Mention.
Capt. Robert J. Reaney, regimental
quartermaster of the Fourth cavalry
when it was stationed at Fort Bliss,
has been assigned to the command of
B troop. Second cavalry.
First Lieut. J. F. Taulber will join
the Second cavalry from Alcatraz,
Calif
First Lieut James A Mass has been
trdnferred from the Second cavalry
to the Sixth cavalry, stationed at Fort
Des Moines.'
First Dieut. Robert McC. Beck jr., is
transferred to the Second cavalry. He
has been Instructor in military tactics
at the college of St. Thomas In St.
Paul, ' Minn.
Second Lieut. Kenna. Eastham has
returned from a leave of absence and
has joined B troop. Second cavalry.
He has been in Harrisonburg, Va.
Daily Concerts.
Concerts are given Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday afternoons on the
parade ground by the Second -cavalry
band, and on Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons at the Second cavalry
camp.
The band has a new snare .drum
player, Wilbur Delver, who has been
transferred to the Second cavalry band
from Fort Logan, Colo.
All Have Horses.
All of the troops ' of the Second
cavalry are now fully equipped with
horses.' In" fact some of the troops
have more horses than men. The regi
ment is new ready for any kind of
service. "'"
Lieut. Steever Transferred.
Lieut Edgar Z. Stsever ot the 2Stb
infantry, has been, transferred to the
11th infantry. Liaut Steever is a son
of 'den. E. Z. Steever, commander ot
the department of Texas. His new
station wtl! be at Fort D. A." Russell,
Wyoming.
SAYS TOBACCO KING DECLARED
HE WAS AFTER THE CONSUMER
New York, X..Y., Dec 10 "The con
sumer is the man I am after."
These words were attributed to James
B. Duke, the tobacco magnate, by Albert
H. HtUnian. a tobaceo jobber, who was
a witness in the $300,000 damage suit
Drought bv John E. Locker, of Brooklyn,
against the American Tobacco company.
Hillruan said ha protested that jobbers
conld not stand an advance in prices
and Duke replied:
"Raise vour price to the retailer. Let
the retailer raise his price to the con
sumer. The consumer is the man I am
after. If .the retailers won't raise prices
we will, and have retaiLstores of our
own."
IMMIGRATION TO
QUAY IS GROWING
Many Families Who Had Left the Coun
ty Are Returning to Shore In the
New Prosperity.
Tucumcari. N. M Dec 10. Many
new families and a number of those
who had left the country on account of
former dry years, are coming into this
county seeking homes. Virgil and
John Eubanks, of Amarlllo, Texas, have
filed upon claims in tbe county. John
R. Wallen ha.s filed on 320 acres of
land near Rana. Fred Wedrick, of Am
arlllo, was looking for a farm In Quay
county. Alfred Horton and family,
formerly of Hempstead. Texas, have
settled in the county. Felix G. Fuller,
from Butler, Oklahoma, is seeking a
farm. Tom Stuts and family, who for
merly lived in the county, have returned
looking for a home.
The school directors in Tucumcari
have decided to close school for the
Christmas holidays on December 80. re
opening school Monday. January 6. thus
allowing two full weeks vacation.
George W. Tost vity alderman, and
several others from this city are hunt
ing bob cats along the Canadian river
In the north portion of the county. Bob
cats and wolves are said to be espe
cially plentiful this winter and several
local persons are making a paying busi
ness hunting them for the furs and
bountv. Clif Randall, living in the
county, caught two wolves and a bob
cat this week in a trap.
The price of rabbits In the local mar
ket has gone up, the demand from out
side firms, who .have been extensively
advertising for thousands of them, hav
ing been the cause. Last week the es
tablished price for the animals in quan
tities, five cents, was raised to seven
cents, with the demand unsatisfied
Among those who have shipped tur
keys into Tucumcari last week from
the county towns were P. E. Long ana
S. F. Marshall, of Endee.
MIAMI, ARIZ.. BOOMING:
MONEY TO THROW AWAY
Miami, Ariz., the great new copper
camp, has a great future, according to
R. D. Wood. "A new building is started
every day,' says he, "and sometimes j
two or more new stores or saloons an
opened on the same day There are no
Chinese restaurants in the town, but
there are no less thaa 2 white eating
places- Prices are naturally 'way up.
Only a month ago eooks were offered ?6
per day and board, while waiters were
receiving $3.50. But this brought sueh
an influx of kitchen mechanics that
wages are now more normal.
"The Miami mines ije the Inspiration
and the Miami. The Miami is pledged
to spend $30,000,000 witbin the next 10
vears, whil- tile prograii-of the Inspira
tion promises almost its large an ex
penditure."' Miami is in a fair way to become no
torious as one of the lew 'wide open
towns left on the map, according to Mr.
Wood. He s&vb that most of the sa-
loons, which are open all night, have
three or more card tables, while in sev
eral of them roulet and faro outfits are
in full swing in rooms upstairs.
WILSON WILL MAKE THREE
SPEECHES BEFORE IXATGTJRAL
Hamilton, Bermuda, Dec. 1ft. Being
governor of a state and preparing to
be president of a nation both at the
same time. Is sufficient to keep any
man busy, remarked president elect
Wilson when he announced that he
positively would make no more speak
ing engagements before March 4.
The president elect accepted three
invitations long before he was elected,
and these three he will keep. He will
speak before the Southern society of
New York; Dec 17; at the jubilee cele
bration at his birth place, Staunton.
Va., on his birthday. Dec 28, aad at
tbe banquet of the Commercial club of
Chicago, Jan. 11.
Jhe governor leaves Saturday morn
ing and is due in New York. Monday.
Dec 16. He intends to go directly to
Princeton.
T want to belo Mrs. Wilson in.
L pack," he said, and get household
things settled again.
Solid gold rings with precious stones
at half price at Kline's Curio Shop. Adv.
A Skin of Bbauty is a ffl.fl8'
, T. Felix Gouraud'a Oriental
Croom or Magical Boautiflor.
BesaTes Taa. Ptaptss,
Fresklej. Moth JiUZu,
PfiiH. al Skla DlMises.
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a beauty. &d d&
Em detection. It
bn stood the twt
of 64 too, ud
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tutelttobeicrelt
Is properly csde.
Aecwx no cooittr
felt cf elBBu
use. Sr. L. A.
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ROBBERS GET $20,000 FROM
S. P. TRAIX Vi CALIFORNIA.
Bakersfleld, Calif., De"t. 10. Twenty
thousand dollars in gold was the haul
of two -robbers who held up the ex
press car of the Sunset western train
bound from Bakersfield for Taft, Cali
fornia, last night. The money was
consigned to the First National bank
or Taft by the First National bank of
Bakersfield. It was not placed In the
express safe.
, M. W. Hamby, the express messen-'
ger, was Ipjured about the head, but
physicians 'ho examined him declared
th.t ne was apparently not seriously
hurt.
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f Constipation
Cea quietly be oTccome by
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Purely vegetable
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BSiousiejs,
Head
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HO.NEST ADVICE TO
CO-VSLMPTIVES
Somehow there exists a vast amount
of scepticism as to the possibility of
curing Consumption. We state none
but facts, and are sincere in what we
It we were afflicted with Tuberculo
sis we should do precisely what we
ask others to do take Eckman's Al
terative promptly and faithfully. The
reason we should do this and warrant
we have for asking all Consumptives
to take it. is that we have the reports
of many recoveries, one of which fol
lows: 3 619 Susquehanna Ave.. Phila., Pa.
"Gentlemen: For two years I waa af
flicted with hemorrhages of the lungs,
the number totaled nearly one hundred.
Our family jlhyslcian advised another
climate, as to remain would probably
be fatal. However. I remained, and in
February of 1902, I was taken with a
severe attack of pneumonia. When I
recovered sufficiently to walk about
the house I was left with a frightful
hacking cough, which no medicine I
had taken could alleviate. It was at
this time, March, 190J, that I learned of
and started taking Eckman's Altera
tive. In a short time my couch was
gone and I was pronounced well. Since
that time I have had two slight at
tacks of pneumonia and I have resorted
to no other medicine to effect a re
covery. "I am at present In excellent health
and feel that as long as I can Obtain
Eckman's Alterative. I have no fear of
Consumption. I cannot speak too
highly for tbe good it has done."
(Signed) HOWARD L KLOTZ.
Eckman's Alterative is effectixe in
Bronchitis. Asthma, Hay Fever: Throat
and Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding
the system Does not contain poisons,
opiates or hablt-formir.g drugs. For
sale by Kelly & Pollard. Knoblauch
Drug Co., Peoples' Drug Store, and oth
er leading druggists. Ask for booklet
telling of recoveries and write to
F.ikman l.aboiatoi . Philadelphia. Pa..
for additional ovldenrp Advertisement
"Anxious Wife" Give 10 to 15 drops
of the follow mg'in water an hour be
fore each meal and vour child will
soon be cured of bed-wetting: Comp.
fluid balmwort. l tz.; tincture cubebs,
1 dram, tincture rhus-aromatic, 2 drama.
"La Rue" writes. "For many years I
have suffered with stomach stnd bowel
trouble which has been caused by a se
vere case of catarrh. My blood is also
in poor condition. What can be done
for me?"
Answer: If vou follow tbe directions
lsoy or the Jarau given below you will soon be well and
-AsToSSei strong again. Obtain the following
irom anv weii-stocKea arag swro turn
mix by shaking well, then take a tea-
four times daily: byrup
sarsaDarilla comp. 4 ozs.. comp. fluid
balmwort. 1 oa, fluid ext. Buchu. 1 oa.
Use in connection with this the follow
ing local treatment: Get a S-oa. pack
age of antiseptic vilane powder and
make a catarrh balm by mixing one
ounce of lard or vaseline with a level
teaspoonful of the powder and use in
the nostrils daily. Also make a wash
of one pint of warm water and one-hair
teaspoonful of Vilane powder and use
turn nw threw times a. d&V Until the
nostrils are thoroughU cleansed and I
your trouble will soon be gone.
"Eleie M." writes: "I have such '
short, stringy, strangling hair and m
scalp is full of dandruff. Please advis
what to do."
The Doctor's Answers
On Health and Beauty
Questions
By DR. LEWIS BAKER
The questions answered below are
general In character, the symptoms or
diseases are given and the answers win
apply to any case of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free,
may address Dr Lewis Baker, College
Bldg College-Blwood Sts., Dayton. O..
enclosing self-addressed stamped en
velope for renlv. Full namft anrt afl.
I dress must be given, but only initials
or iictmous name will be used in my
answers. The prescriptions ari z&
filled at any well-stocked drug store.
Any druggist can order of wholesaler
time and you will soon be entirely
cured of that disagreeable disease,
rheumatsim. Purchase 2 drams of
iodide of potassium; one-half ounce of
wine of colchicum; 4 drams of sodium
salicylate; 1 oz. comp. Iuld balmwort.
1 oz. comp. essence cartMol; and 5 ozs;
of syrup sarsaparilla. This has cured
thousands and I am sure it win cure
you.
Musician" asks: "Can you tell me
now to overcome a broncnlal troubBB
which manifests itself after singing, bv
a tickling in the throat, hoarseness and
a slight cough?"
Answer: Obtain a bottle of essence
mentho-laxene and use It pure, or
make Into a cough, syrup by mixing
wttn ordinary granulated sugar syrup
or honey. Directions for use and hnxt
-to make accompany 'the package. It
rouses a iuii prat or effective pleasant
cough syrup and cures all throat and
bronchial trouble.
"Mrs. G. B." writes: "I suffer agreat
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 constipa
tion and indigestion is the most fre
quent cause of appendicitis. It Is better
to prevent than to ctrre by an opera
tion. I advise that you obtain tablets
triopeptine and take according to direc
tions accompanying sealed carton. The
are pink, white and blue to be taken
morning, noon and night respectively
I thiak many cases of aopendicitis
could be prevented b using triopeptine
intelligently.
"Mrs, C C" writes: "Can you pre
scribe a. tonic for one who is sleep
less, nervous, hysterical, thin aad grt
ting thinner. Have little appetite and
am restless day and night."
Answer: The following if used for
several weeks will gradually restorf
and strengthen your nervous system
Compound syrup of hyoophosphltes. 5
oss.; tincture cadoraeue, 1 ox. (not car-
aamon) mix. shake well ana take a
horoh f..l strasrirlrne it restores a soft , teaspoonful before each meal
fluffv appearance, and brings back th i .' -,, , ... . .. ,
intense natural color. a i Miss C K." writes: "I am burdened
intense natural coior. , wHh foo much fju wouW Uke a
"Hazelle" says: "I would certainl j safe treatment prescribed.'"
appreciate something that would in- j Answer: I would not recommend tho
crease my weight and take awa-v that ora,,,.,. ablets and pills for obesity.
languid feeling which I an subject t I but hre , a uick acting formula that
most of the time M blood t eak ll,Hl.rii,hM ht. . r.dnntians ami
and watery and m appetite is poor never causes ill feeling Aromatic
imirar. Your condition is very
easily overcome if ou will follow the
directions given oeiow .vsk your arue-
Answer: The best -advue 1 can offer
is simple. Get at a well stocked drug
store a 4 oz. jar of plain yellow mlnyol.
directions accompanying, and use it
regularly It promotes a healths..
virnmui e-rowth of hair and cures
,,5U trU f.iiirr hf' If the hair is damon) Mix. shake well and take
?ist for three-eram hpo-nuclane tab
lets and take according to the direc
tions and your weight will increase
These tablets promote assimilation,
absorption and aid digestion, transform
the complexion and figure. They are
prescribed bv phvsicians and are per
fectly harmless The should be taken
regularly for several months and you
a AnAnA iinAn omlninr f1ih nnri ttiftt
languid feeling will vanish completely. '
"D E. G "' writes: "My rheumatism
is getting worse all the time I am get
ting so stiff that it makes it very hard
for me to get around
Answer: Do not worry about jour
rheumatism as that can be very easll
cured by using the following: Get at
the drug store the Ingredients named
and mix thoroughly and take a tea
spoonful at meal time and again at bd
elixir a ozs . arlvcol arbolene 1 oz
Shake -well in a bottle and take a tea-
r spoonful after each meal for three
days. Double tne aose tnereaner
Continue several weeks or months as
the case may require.
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"Poor H " writes: "My health is ven
poor on account of a long-standing con
stipation. 1 have to use pills or some
thing all the time. Can you prescribe
something to take that will cure
chronic constipation?"
Answer: Constipation is probably the
cause of more illness than any other
thing Most remedies only relieve the
trouble and never cure I alwiys pre
scribe three-grain sulpherb tablets not
sulphur tablets), and have found them
most reliable and gradually curative
The act pleasantl iid tone up the
bowels and liver, while purifying th
blood . . .
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