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EL PASO HER ATT)
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1L BED
iv
A.
Witness Says He Heard Van
Doake and Mrs. Lee Quar
rel at Lee Home.
li,r fct.iif louted shortly after 11
... If., k I'nilav mornlnp in the case 01
.1 r- I--. ha i-Red with the murder of
,,s ife .,nd Kred Von Doake, at 1
T. mis street, on the morning of March
i At : clock this afternoon the d -i,.,
lieiran the Introduction of tesn-
n"II c,f Thtirsdm .n taken up in e
.irmc juiors and W '-"J-,- .21'
h,,m ii .1. Thomas. M. . l.rnest.
, .. Ilahn. R. W. mass. J, V i. 'oden.
r H I ii ev 1. S Winner. R. Bromn
W, C. r riobcrtson and r. B. Bradley
i en 'mparelled
Mclit Shirt nurned.
TV T mown, .i city detective. was
'I . tni.t witness for the. state Hi
.,v MioiuniK U- testified to havine
, nr tc hum, Texas street after the r -,.Mt
,.f the trauedv He found von
Ti...tIs- l .nl in one louni with two Dul
7,. .,u...l. and Mis Ie in 'the ad
.oinniK mom. with two bullet wounds
1m ii,, l.o.lv L.'s niitht shirt was
,!. r burned, he stated. The onlv
I i i m.iiih he saw were in the room
vh.M- Jli- 1-ee was found.
Tlie bed in Mra Lee's room looked
-i ,li.,uli it had been occupied," the
'. ,v-f' testified. "The bed in Lee's
l'.om looked as thouRli it had been oc
. i pied, as one corner ef the cover had
l en turned down '
Have Mint a linn.
haiie Pollock, sergeant of police.
t. id of Lee coming to the station In
.. mpany with Lon Gamer. "Lee said,
tie shot a man. but T don't know
- hetber 1 have killed him or not.'
1 e witness, said. He went to the
s. . ne of the tragedy, he i!d. and found
"lis Lee lylwr with her face down and
.,,, Wretched out a though trvina; to
ie pistol found there looked as
Hour;! It had been fired five times.
bib tlie pistol turned In by Lee at
Hie station had apparently been fired
three times Doth pistols were .38
i liber
liimce .1. M Peaver teetified that
tbiie were two wounds in Mrs. Lee's
lo, .mil two in the body of von
T'.iil.i Tl,. found a bullet hole tn the
v ,11 iii tli woman's room, he said.
Threats Mndr by I,ee.
Me told of von TViake and Clifford
.l..iii"ini . limine; to bis office before the
' ilimi: to pet L'-e nlnced under a peace
1 1 on Doake hud said, the witness
i- !.i cd. that T.ee had threatened to
i 'IS Johnson, said to be a nephew of
M s T.ee
i Bowers, who lives at 110C Texas
si' t. testified that he heard some one
ro t' te loom of a Mr. Louden and
. Mlit up. Louden, and see what
I m d. no." He sta d tint he did not
t" wim it war The witness stated
II .it lie hea'd llr Lee and von Doake
r Mai relirni in hei mom the night be
fore "one who didn't know would
h i" thought they were man and wife,"
tin v it ikss slid
Told to lirtriv
I In 'ud Lee tell Trcd to leave the
b,.t,, 1 aril positive I heasd lllm
1m i e H was about two we-ks before
ti lvilliiig." the witness further testi
f e,i red said he couldn't leare be
c '!-- In- bad no money.
M". t a month before the killing I
Faces As Fair As
A Summer's Day
tre Possible If Muart'a Calcium
Wafers Are I sed for a Short
Time After Knrh Meal.
r-'
,t i
1'le li im been luard to
. u-'i ' n.i.ns and lotions
,t ... . f. . t. vet after five
i i i ;-i n i t'.ilt in n Wa-
' n d u i - v ie :'0, l.'etly
t-
f, .,
1 l.nt Hid nf IllnekhraiU in n Jiffy by
I Flnjt Mnarl'n Cnl-iiini tafrru"
. .oiiiii' no poi-onous oi ug of
r km,). ;iie !fifectl harmless and
t. k. n m Ith absolute freedom,
i I umk almost like maic. Cal-
n. .--ultihide, their principal ingredi-
i i- th" sreatest blood-cleanser
J "v i to science.
matt"- how bad your skin may
M uart's ralciuiu Wafers will
1- ioik wonders with It. It's
to blaclchcndp. pimples, acne.
T.'uh. e zemiL and a dirty
. I.
''1 .
'llle.
l-m" comnlxinn You can get a
f Stuart's Calcium Wafers at any
I II '
ill
store t 50 cents a box, and you
c positively delighted with their
r.lli!
ci fill effect.
Free Trial Coupon
V. . Stuart Com 305 Mtusrt
llldK., Marsbnll. Mlcli.i send me
at !, by return mall, a free
trial iincbnce of Muart'a Calcium
V nferw.
N-i'"C
.-treet
fit- State
Advertisement.
Indoor Life Makes Fat
Till OH. UV KDHUIV TO KI3IJP
WKHillT D(IW., Oil TO HU-
urcn suPKiirMjous
FAT.
)'r jile wh.i are confined within doors
m .1 v Im lire deprived of fresh. Invigor
.itinu' .hi and exercise must take pre-
am. in tn guard against over-stout-t-'--,
ii fat acquired by indoor life Is
'hialtl and a danger to the vital
. rg.ms of the body. Lack of exercise
i i tli.- fresh air is said to weaken the
hi,' n carrying power of the blood, so
i' .it it is unable to produce strong mus
. -n .ii ii vitality and the formation of
i.nMKhtly :ind unhealthy fat is the re
sult Ii -v ou ni. Ii oi 20 pounds thove n&i -i
i il weight you are daily drawing on
; i ii reserve etrength and are constant-
iiwering your vitality by carrying
Hi . i ew.s burden. Any persons who
..i- satisfied in their own mind that
ill- - .in too stout are advised to go to
k'!ly a I'ollanl ur the People's Drug
Mme and et i iio of oil of korein
ip-nil'i.. and tak. one after each meal
ml one jun befor. letiring at night.
Kven i fev il.,v treatment has hcen
i ;.oite.l to Hllti'S .1 llotlC. able reduetioi!
i , isnt. nnpi'ix.il uiuestion ami "-
i nn if the old . nci- tnor-tips l"
I'-Ii'fi .mil li). .-,in less flal'bv in
I l .IS !- Ull'l flllOuS ..'( itlllt.l-
' ' '"I 1 M l llll ll II' l'. I .1 'I1IOI
i In ! tin .l...-vi,.i, n-
'll'i X' Ultl f, I . .till .' 1 OI l
i li-i! t . i . 1 in tl ' M
' f ' .
Grand Jury Fails to Return
Indictments or Make Re
port on Holocaust.
Uisreganlinc the instructions issued
by Judge Dan M. Jackson of the Sth
distrii t court, the day following the
city Jail fire of March 6, when J
prisoners were burned and resulting in
the subsequent death of 26, the grand
jury for the January term completed
its sessions Friday morning without
either returning indictments or report
ing upon its findings.
Many Appear.
During the sessions that followed the
irstructlons given by Judge Jackson,
the grand Jury devoted much of its
attention to an investigation of the
horror. Mayor Tom Lea and various
other city officials, police officers and
county, state and federal health offi
cers were summoned for testlmonv. Police-
surgeon O. V. Calnan and Frank
Scotten. day Jailer, who were directing
the work of bathing the prisoners as
a preventative measure against typhus,
were among those who went before the
grand Jury.
Grand Jury Report.
The report of the grand Jury in full
is as follows:
"We have returned true bills and
i; no bills. It appears to be necessary
for the district attorney to do his own
stenographic work, drawing indict
ments, etc., and we would recommend
that he be provided with a competent
stenographer when he so requests.
This will be both economical and ex
pedite the work of the district attori
ney."
It is signed by H. W. Broaddus as
foreman.
heard von Doake sa? to Mrs. Lee:
You're married. You're married. Tou
promised to marry ine.' She said:
Shut up- Shut up.' T was in the next
room. I did not know of the marriage
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee until the latter
part of January or the first part of
February. About a month before Lee
came to the house. Mrs. Lee remarked
that her 'brother Joe" was coming."
Lon Garner testified to having en
countered Lee on the street Just after
the shooting and of taking him to the
police station.
Judge on Stand.
Judge Dan M. Jackson, before whom
the trial is being held, was sworn by
deputy district clerk 3. 7i. Phillips,
and was on the stand long enough to
tell of performing the wedding cere
mony of Mr. and Mrs. Lee on August
4 in the county clerk's office. Mrs.
l.ee. he said, requested the marriage be
kept a secret.
ROCKY MOWTWTRTCT
IS COVERED WITH SNOW
Denver. Colo., arch "i. Snow began
falling here today. A considerable pre
cipitation was reported throughout Col
orado. Wyoming. Xebraska. According
to the federal weather bureau, snow la
predicted for northern Xew Mexico with
continued snowfall and freezing tem
peratures In some portions of the
Rocky Mountain region.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
r. s.
DEPARTMET OF AGIUCCLTURE.
WEATHEK BCRKAU.
Observation taxes
at S a. tn.. 75th me
ridan time ft a, m.
El Paso time.) March
:. m.
KI Pao and vicin
ity Lnttlwl lo
niicht anJ Saturdaj .
i oolr tonichl with
froit.
iew Mexico Snow
Toniffht, colder eat
portion ith t nex
Ina: temperature. Sat
urday, fair in outh.
snow flurries north
portion.
Ariona OIoaroiR
tonight north por
tion, fair In mult-.
colder with frost cen
tral portion. Satur
day Tair.
Weat Texa.i Tonight and Saturday, un
settled ueather: tonlcht coaler with frosts
in northern and southwestern portions anil
temp futures about freextnc In Panhandle;
aturflaj. cooler in sou tn east portion.
Precipitation tn lant 4 hours (In Inches)..
Weather at S a. m I
Low fit temp, lait nlcht I I
Illctieat yesterday I
Temp, at t . m...l I I I
Abilene z 56 60 cloudy on
Amarillo 4 t clear .1-
Atlanta 0 7" I cloudy .on
Boise 30 H 30 clear .Oil
lloaton '-' H'i ." clear .no
Chlcaro 3 36 .14 i iiud- .0
inrtnnati 40 40 ::i ilou.1v .ui)
Denver .'U i :tt snov .01
Detroit 2 30 JJ ilouiiv .00
Duluth -3 -8 -0 inofl .34
El Paso 38 70 :is i If ar .00
Oalveaton 6S .4 6S clouu' .00
Havre SO 4 20 louiK .00
Jacksonville S S is rloujlv .00
Uttle nock in '-- lo'lv .00
Los Anseles 4 i 41 clear .10
Nashville., 5 iS 4I pt r'.iy .00
New Orleans cs 0 OS eiou'l-. .00
New Tort 31 J . pt eldy .00
Omaha 4l 50 4t elear .03
Phoenix 40 c: 40 ilear .01
Bauld City 3S 5 J Li ilouily .00
noswell 3' 8 3" pt. rldy .
St. Loots 44 J" 44 rlenr .00
Salt Lake City L'8 50 JX sno- 1.16
San Antonio lis 80 110 cloudy .00
San Francisco 40 SI 44 rlear .00
Santa Fe 34 S3 33 enow .32
Seattle 18 48 3t iloudy .10
Wsshlmtefl 35 48 38 cloudy .00
Wichita to 53 50 pt. eldv .00
Turns 43 03 43 clear .00
Note: Amounts of predpltatloa of less than
.01 of an lacli are not subllshed hereon. -
Relative humidity In El Paso at 3 p. m.
Friday. 3 per ceat.
ComparnliTe Kl Tano Precipitation.
Jan. 1 to March 33. inclusive. 1912 .. a: An.
Jan. 1 to March 32. lnrluaive. 11J... 3.04 in.
Jar. 1 to March 32. Inclusive, 1014... g In.
Jan. 1 to March 33. Inclusive. 115 S.7 in.
Jan. 1 to March "... Inclusive. 118... .70 in.
Normal. Jan. 1 to March 22. Inclusive. 1. 27 in.
Water Conditions, lllo drande Project,
Helshtot
Water Ucnlnd Contents
Dant ( a. m. Acre Ft
Etrphant Butte res-rvolr 84.26 444 4f.3
Increase In 24 hours 0.69 7.700
Plow of river at San Marclal not reported.
Plow from reservoir 1410 second ft.
Kor Irrla-atlon, laeburB ranal 425 canal ft.
For Irritation, Franklin canal 310 second ft.
For irrigation, Baet aide canal 150 second ft.
For Irrigation. West side canal 300 second ft.
For lrrtcatlon, Acequia Madre.
(Mexico) 14 second ft.
Date, Marh 21. 1116.
THL COURTS
-MVT DISTniCT COl'IIT.
l H. lrice. Prealdlnc;.
CogRin & Demere vs. Texas & Paci
fic suit for damages to cattle ship
ment: on trial.
Exparte Mathew and Beta JIatina,
application for habeas corpus tor pos
session: continued to Saturday.
7MTII U1STKICT COL'ltT.
Uau 1. Jackson. 1'reHldlna;.
.state vs. Herman Bloch, receiving
and concealing stolen pioperty, jury
disaRreed and was discharged.
State vs. J. IV Lee. murder; on tilal.
3T1I DISTUICT COl'IIT.
tlallard Culdvfell, PreaidlnK.
llafael A lla vs. A. T - K. r Uit
for $10,1)00 damages lor peisonal In
juries filed.
Vnion Hii'i' A- Trust i'h s William
?n:i!i. nit .oi note filed
KilK.il V k.-.. . s. I'lr.l Hew ni,
I .'1, i. i.i on pote and 1'uieclosure u
111 II. '!' '
III 'f ( ill 1ST.
ilrlnu riul, I'rrslilluc
M.it- "- 1 : i n:i rl.no It oi.
fim i the ni'llf i i i.rirt lit I'lint:
Still- i I'nio Vi' iruti
fill d.
mi.. ..I
filed
then
NORTH SEA BATTLE
jl I III III! III lil I lh H I H L iliii Ih Mil IIHT "Jt"'Y' "" i ffl,sllllJi!lJW'"f MWfB)y1ny.l.wi. if.1- .tWl.iJTtcWiJgsWW
G&SWM T0JZPE.DO BoiT rttOTlsl'SI 62 lH7t. Fist ckvc
K.,oit- oi tn a ln.ti o' tin i.erm.i'i n t im tn North mi Ii3'I tu tin lie'.' tiia an impoitant . iijj.ijiC!iieiit Mill
soon take Place tlnf i- oi .iin-r to rcpoit- iinm AmsteiJam. a (icrm..u .nti-r -xjuadron an uuipamt-il by destroyers
is liaik at Ki.l a it t a Mnc?fnl reeonnuis-anu- in the North ea. with, ut 'li-e'inr; any Hi itish wailiip-. ThU move
n taken to mean tiint the man mteini making an attempt to bnak the B.itiilt bloiknui- tu ns nnule to roiir the
Jash of anotber comniene raider siuli as the Moetvc.
BIG GUNS MOUNTED ON OCEAN LINERS
kw -,,,w. w'-i v - : wvjp. . -,-. : rii?ria!iBASK&5as!pr''' -'a2aafr5?asSSivr
GVfOM STJiH or s s vtveansi
Mouiltcii "iin o:, 'I., -;in- of liinr
ol uneasinc-i. it liai nut li.fii d.-tiintil
port M a violation ol neiitrHiii .
Tlic late-t ship tn ai-ri(. uitli "inn
ilie aims "ire onlim! nlaiid in tlie -liii.
PRESIDENT WILSON BACK
FROM VISIT TO OCULIST
WasbniKton. T. ''. March ;".-I-rcilden'
IVil-on iitiiir.i. to W.ishins:-
tun at :.' i. in 'i" ii ' wsit I" ! ' '
i.iullxt in I'litbiili ipln.i 'I'll- tii-i In '
ias nit'd) it nn- .nn i im . i.i i i up
usuallv i.i -t tiiin- Th-- ic. . . i
,,-,,inedi.itcl t.) tin ' it. Im 1-.
1-fPil the l.it"t iIlM' ''' Ii' - '"' 'he 'I.
nun s.ln.itH'ii
lvJJJty!am,'UtSMl
- i.nn jii nl New Vnk h.tc Ix-cn n.:ui' ! .in. ;i
u.,idc.l uli'tlici i In cHnying of luountc! r-m i n lii
nnnintiil in iier stem i the Italian l.ni-; cioi.a lln
I. tin- Italian aImlr!t. in be vrn lui ip-ii u vnli
GERMAN AIRMEN ARE FLYING j
IN FLEETS OVER THE ENEMY
Tri. Truncc. Mach 3. lt).:!n v. m. I lirownsviile. Teas. March 23.
The Imttln of Vorilun furn!lied tli : M. lcan offui.ils n, .;.it:niioios. op
.i I'lim f..r tin- fp.-t encounti-rs if- I I usite hic. tud.i ml icl . lBorous
i I.i iu tlic ntr I'.ittlci niul.itly denial of inihl'shei: :. t th.tt nierl
i.ti.i..l in in., mi i - iii.it inn In-fine ti " .'.us aiwM.,1 th.-.i Tiic.i,.' n iirh t In). I
n . '. !'.. nn in Miei.ift win- scut I" n ill I" t.'.l Tin- v.ml tli
i!. I.i'.lc Kiim.is -i. nki- nut- mern.iis icn- .K n I.. tin- pull'-e
i i . . I r, . i i I i, , .1 ... 1- 1, f.. 1.1 i ' ''!' ' !i -' '1' " i . llii- 1"- 1. . 1)'J '
EXPECTED
I
-i-.u i . . . i tan. amount
in : i nt : ii. i; an American j
iita'!i . il.inieil tliat .
MATAM0R0S OFFICIALS DENY
AMERICANS ILL TREATED
IP I : I
. J
I18EMPTI
MLS IF IIS
Describes German Eegret at
Sinking Ship With 1000
Bottles of Champagne.
Berlin, German w, March :". by
wireless to Sayville, L. I..) interest
ing details of some of the exploits of
the Uerman commerce raider Moewe
have been (riven by her commander,
captain Burgrave, count von lohna
Schlodien. "The dav after the capture of the
Appam livthe Moewe" says the Over
seas News Agency's summary of the
count's reminiscences, "the steamer
Clan MacTtavish was sighted at 4.:'.
o'clack in the morninsr. The Mac
Tavish being fast. It was only after a
Ions i hase that the Moewe Was able
to get near her Then ensued a wire
less conversation, the Moewe asking"
What ship are you'."
"The MacTa is.i. being somewhat
mistrustful, answered Who are jour
The Moewe, replied: A German
cruiser; stop immediatelj '
"The MacTavish declared hv wire
less: 'I have stopped.' but she con
tinued at full speed." said the Moewe'a
commandee.
"The first shell we sent exploded on
the bridge The firing went on until,
after the MacTavish had been hit sei
cral times, she wirelessed: 'We have
teally stopped.'
Itecret Loan of Champssne.
"A month later, during one night, a
ship was sighted whose nationality it
was impossible to learn. Her most
clever captain. n hen I asked htm. who
she was. gave me a name which was
not to be found in any of the shippliwr
registers. 1 asked again upon which
she gave another nam,c. The cautain
afterward told me that in his confu
sion he rc:ill had forgotten the name
he gave ft: st
"It was a matter of utter indiffer
ence under width name the ship was
unk. but it was pitiful that we should
have to link a steamer with 1000 bot
tles of champagne on board, as we had
no more of the stuff ourselves
SeUurc of the Appnin.
"Off Madeira, the Appam was sighted
I signaled her to stop. s, the evtatn
did not obey. I fired a sinia vrarning
shell, upon which ehe came to halt
"When wc steamed oer to thi Appam
we notn ed sailors of the BrlM?h nav
ho were ebc"-. to ii!i eet .-annoii
against us Th.se sailors ve. drWen
ataj by nfle fire
"On board the Appam. besides font
officers and 30 men of the' British
Ti.iv. we found chests of gold. These
ve carried v ith us to Hi rnmui "
MUST i.
REBELS DECLARE
Sin Francis, o. calir. March -3.--Cable
advices from v'l.a.eso revolu
tionary leaders in Shanghai received
today by officials of thr Chinese rt
publii. .is-,m iation here said president
Yuan Shi Kal's resignation has been
demanded t the "republican army.'
In Urclalon Too Late.
Shaimiiai. Cliimi. March "J 5. dvices
ftom llong Kong today iuduatc that
the state depaitment mandate n
iiiniiiiniR abandonment of the plan to
resume the monaichi.il form of frov
ernnient in China ha" met with a mixed
leception in smith t'hui.i. s'uuiiortei s
nf Yuan Shi K.ii aio said to believe
tlie.e il1 Ie .i peaceful settlement of
the I'Mtuu dlllci.ll. .. TIlUDe ou
linsfl to " r..i" Shi K.ii declare the
i I'tulnte h.is come too late
Our Drill try Syilrm wn-K" fu.m
m ti'iii! 1" i in l.i 1 1 r::. mil.
Hi, . itl t. I. I .1 ti i"-i 1
I'o '1.
YUAN
REICHSTAG IS
ill ipa
Attempt to Debate Subma
rine Issue Involvinf U.
S. Keceives Check.
Berlin. Germany. March 21 It Is un
derstood that the relchstag will take
a recess today or tomorrow until neai
th end of April to give committees
opportunity to discuss the budijet and
ta xbills. This adjournment will post
pone the expected speech of chancelor
con Bethmann-Hollwcg- on the nations
foreign policy. It ai-o may mean tns
sidetracking of debate on the subma
rine campaign.- Involving the govern
ment's policy In dealing with tns
United States.
It is evident that the conservatives
are restive under the agreement t
avoid discussion o the submarine issue
in open session. Count von W estarp
said he was willing to adhere to the
apieement on condition that tne mat
ter be discussed all the more thorough
ly in committee. - , .
Another conservative speaker desired
tc mention the submarine question, but
met with a shout from the house that
it was against the agreement. Even
then he persisted, whereupon the presi
dent remarked bluntly: "tou may not
proceed on that subject."
The conservatives found an outlet for
their feelings in repeated eulogies of
admiral von Tirpitz.
DANNUNZIO IS DECORATED
FOR AIR SCOUTING SERVICES
(Coctinued from, pare 1.1
medal in recognition or nis services as
military' airplane observer.
TWO HUH: SIIII'S SIXKl
JIOST OF fRBTiS SAt:il
London. Ene.. Mrc.i -'J. Another
Danish steamship has been au-l; the
Christianssund. of 1017 tons. Her en
tire crew of 22 was saved.
The British steamship Fulmir. XZ'lt
tons, also has been sunk. Eighteen
of her crew were rescued.
j GOVERNOR HUNT, OF ARIZONA,
ASKS U. S. FOR 3000 RIFLES
Phoenix, Ariz.. XIarch :.1 Epres
ing fear that developments in Mexico
may cause Villa sympathizers in
southern Arizona to make troubl'
governor Hun this afternoon wirr-d
the war department, requesting 300"
Krag carbines and 30,000 round of
ammunition for equipment for hom
guards in settlements which asked for
protectlon. lie guarantees that the
state will make restitution for all
equipment not returned Local authori
ties are required to giv bond for
equipment wh.cli may he all -Med to
them.
fnder orders of tlie governor, ad
jutant general Harris has wired a'l
militia compan commanders urging
them to recruit to full war strength.
SEXVTK (WIMITTKK TALKS
OF ICIIKSI SUGAR DITV.
Washing en n. O, March 14 Seri
ous consideration was given by the
senate finance committee today to a
proposal not only to repeal the free
sugar clause of the tariff, but to in
crease the present tariff by half a cent
a pound and levy a production tax of
one cent a pound on all s'icar produced
in the rnited States to raise emergency
revenue.
WONDERFUL TALE
AN ACTRESS
Struggled with Sickness and Dis
couragement; How Relieved.
Dayville, Killingly, Conn. "I shall
be glad to have every woman know
what l Know now,
after using Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vege
table Compound.
Although I am only
2-1 years old, I havo
suffered for the past
eight years. I hated
the doctors, for a
doctor told me to
give up the stcg
wherelwasplayinR
with my husband
s' had bearing down pains, my health
failrd me. and I could not work on th
stage, and wasn't able to tend my baby
or even get around 'myself. I was
always downhearted and discontented
with the world, a. id only lived for the
sake of my little girl. The doctor said
to move to some quiet little town awsy
from the noisy city, and I mightbeab'a
to live and feel well, so I went to Day
ville in November. At that time I wss
so sick I could not walk around, and my
husband kept house and I stayed in bed.
One day in January I read your adver
tisement in a newspaper, and I sent for
Lydia E. Pinkham'3 Vegetable Com
pound, and started taking it. Within
two weeks time I was a different wo
man, could get around, and felt so good
that it was a pleasure to do my house
work. I felt contented and happy, fcnd
now am the picture of health, and am
tempted to return to the stage. Wo
appreciate my health as the most pre
cious thing on earth. " Mrs. H. L.
Klenett, Box 85, Killingly, Conn.
Lime-Lou In Tuberculosis.
In the Journal or the American
Medical (asorlatlon t January 17, 1914 1
rras the foIIOTrlasri
It haa been msiir times stated that
In fuhcrculonla or In the vretnbercu
IohIr ataise an Increased amonat of
calclnm (lime) la los both in the
urlue and feces. In fact, a demlneml
Ixatton has been thousht to he a fore
runner of the development .of tuber
culosla."
If tuberculosis Is due to lime loss
the success of Eckman's Alterative m
its treament may be due. In part, to
Its content of a lime salt so com
bined with other valuable ingredients
as to be easily assimilated.
Always we have urged consumpth cs
to attend stricly to rtfatters of food
lint often some eifeetive remedial aseir
M needed. In many cases of ap
parent recovei i l.ckiimu's Alterative
beems to liuv(- supplied this need. U
toiitains no opiates, narcotics or lia'oi'
tormlna: druss. so is safe to tr Kroui
votir druggist or direct. Sold bv K-'lli'
A Pollard. Knoblauch Diu Co.. l'eui'l. s
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