THK OMAHA 1IKK: KKIDAi. DKl KMBKK 1. lyJJ.
Mite Have Holiday
While 116 Wooded
Cats Are in Show
Feline Aristocrat of All
Hiailc Kxliiliitnl ty Omaliu
Persian (!at Sn'irty at
Autlitorium.
"U'hiTi thn cut 1 sway ihr mire v. ill
play."
.Many mice are having a holiday for
a few day I'M ureount of t ho uniiitnl
show being In-1.1 at An. Murium ly
the Omaha Persian Cat N ici. iy.
Thin show In lii'lil in Hi tiiilrmiy and
will run until Hittirtliy night, Mr.
(J. C Hlcviim, show mtmig'r, staled
-kii iliiy Unit she had 111! vtilru ami
mora to coma.
!vi'd by Mary I'll Ufiird.
Otis of the feature of Hid show I
"Kcrub," who necuple ruge ,'o. J i7.
Mr. HiiV'I.k In authority for tin- utory
that tlin tut was saved liy Mary
Plckfoi'l, It In not a pci.an cut, hut
li n f linn of unusual size und of con
siderable hauteur.
Th most vitliiibl rat In (lie show
! "King." nh'in by Mr, c, B. Cum
tilings of Kansas t'ity, Mo. This bean
llful I'd in n ha n yard of rillui lid
medals won nt cat show throughout
the 1'nltrd ritat.. Any Onuihaii will
ing to pay, f 1 .".no may take King
hoinn. Mm t'ummlnM also shows
"Jack IV ljinti-rn," another prize win
ning animal with blue eye. This rat
won prize at tlx Chicago and tlx
Kansas City show.
Muny I'rle Wliiiirrn.
There are Persian of uli color and
shades at Dim show- Mm. Huegnitz of
Denver In showing lur "I mil h'oii of
Moonbeam," first prize wlurnr at tho
lienvrr show two weeks ago. TIiIh Is
a llvcr colored rat. Mr. ('. '. Stcv
nin entered "Tornado of Fox Valley,"
ami "Iiriamery." two of her prize
winning ram nt thu V' river show.
Blanche K. Watson of Aurora, 111.,
noted rut authority, will he here i lay
to Judge the fats at tho cminhn show.
Mri, '.. Mcintosh, Forty-sixth 'mil
Washington streets, I Knowing
"Mayflower" and "Sunflower," sister
en (, eight mom Iih old.
Dr. C. C. Hall Is veterinarian of tlio
Rhow.
How to Keep Well
Br DR A EVANS
Question concerning hygiene, (anita
lion end prevention of df sub
mitted to Dr. Evans by ruder ol
The bee, will be sniwered personally
ubject to proper limitation, where
tamped, addressed envelope la en
closed. Dr. Evana will not make
dlaieo.ls or prescribe (or Individual
dieeaeee. Address letters in car of
The Be.
Copyright: 1921
SOMETHING FOlt NOTHING.
I.lnwood, Ala., la a aniall place, eay
about 1,000' InhabltantH. .Nearby la
JJemopolU, Ala.., with 6,000 'inhabi
tant, and yet Llnwood had more than
alx tlmea aa much dengue a did De
mopollB, lti nelKhbor, and here la the
reason:
According to Dr. 8. W. Welch, Ala
bama tute health officer, Demopolla
conducted a thorough going ftntl-moH-1
tiito campaign In order to get rid of
malaria,, l.inwood did not. Dr. Welch
further aaya that all Alabama towns
that had conducted antl moHijulto, anti
mataria campaigns had escaped den
gue. Leaving Dr. Welch, I tackled Dr.
Tihnniifl of tho Florida etate health
department with thin question: When
can I advlne the people who write me
for Information that they can go to
Florida for the winter with saftey
uguiniit dengue? Ho replied that den
gue always stops when the nights
Ret cold enough to slop mo.siuitocs;
that there should be no danger after
December J, und that there is not
much danger after November 15. Then
he added that Miami and many other
Florida towns, especially chM coast
towns, hail had nu dengue. Why? Be
causa they have conducted mosquito
campaigns especially planned to con
trol malaria.
Hut dengue is not spread by malaria
mosquitoes. So far as we know, it Is
npiead by mosquitoes that are either
those which convey yellow fever or
are their close relatives.
How can a campaign against ma
laria serve to prevent dengue and even
yellow fever?
The answer Is easy. When folks go
out to get mosquitoes, they leave the
microscope; at home. They are not con
tint to kill country mosquitoes, road
side breeders nad such. They get mad
with the. entire mosquito family.
They become, discontented and on
happy if bitten by any kind of a mos
quito, ring legged, white legged, dot
ted winged, biting by day, night time,
any time. They dr tin low ground, oil
ponds and put minnow In streams,
but they do not stop then. Having ar
rived at a point whero rvi-n a buzzing
Irritate them, they clean up all the
Iirn1iiig plan in and around the
house put on screen, patch UP hole
and keep h. hind tloir w ills of proUc
lion, Th result l tli.it In addition to e
caiing luul.ubi. tin y ate mfc ii ilnst
dengue iiii'l yellow l-M'r, uie g. tin alii'
limirt romfi'i tt I "ti l bai pler, uw1
hv more healthily.
ThU may n-'I to ..to. thing f. rttoih
llif. bill It I HKe too, i. it a quutri
wurth of laid and haiii.iS ; If i t
tittr.it tbriiWll ill tor li.i-ioir.
I'tuiiot Won't llirm u.
1, C. utitu: I Wilt " Mn-ilv
Itll fit whit ! fie hinmtid ffet il
ben 'It- i l l ii 1 1 ttdn-itit antl luir
In I., . i I t l" i mi I.I t f. ui'
.- etiil I hit ti. is sud In I
(.tin III n..t t.ti.d.ul, but I lilt
liren aiHIn'tl to ft prunr at a laxa-
tiv,
":. Why i It that K rapi-fmit awina
to agrr wUh tn wln-n oninK' anil
Uniona ri'i not, inr all thine con
1,4 in th um in Id Uric?"
iiKi't.v.
1, Ilcnzoli! iii-lil I trnt r-iillly hrok'n
up In tli Intily Into :nii!e hi-iulcal.
Ki'IIoki; says lh 110 of thi i fruit
Choaii iirli foiitain lutunic iu'M)
t-n1 to ri-iiiliT tli tltl fluM, the
Ullll fli ill ntl'l to (aline llrl.1ni.IM.
1 hav un Mrit that tho i1i of hen
toll.' nrlil In prum-n I too Nlunll to 1
Worth rnkonliiB with. Normal P'o
pl run nit rrinlifrrlM In rnodirntlon
with wifi ty,
2. I ilu lint Know. I.rmon and
in uiiKKH roiituln i sreatrr proportion
of arid.
Ki-rp Ailam'a Applr,
C, h, K, wrltr: "1. What I the
on iiso nf ao nilli'd Adam' apple?
"2- I thi'i any rm-thod of innklnR
It linn pMinini-nt?
"3. I mil 11 Jfara old, li fri't 84
tin hi-a tall, and wclxh l.'O pound.
IIKPLV.
1, I frkoti you miiHt unlond on
pa or mi-
2. (ii'ttiiiR fat.
2. Ki'p your apple, Olicalty la tha
Ki-rati-r evil.
Ilitlrn liy Kahid Cat.
Mi A. I,. J. write: "W'e had a wit
com to our in iuhlioi hood wlileli waa
found to have ruble. It lilt one littlo
Cirl and m ratchrd another,
"What I want to know lo, If that
.iTHteh will hurt tha cirl If the cat'
cluwi did not draw Mood?"
KKI'LY.
I think there 1 conalderahle danger
Home of tin- Inferted aallva may havo
been on the rluw.
iJrnwlnK blood la not an eaaentlul
for Infi rtion.
Thu child hud lielter be treated,
Hcfli Cuime KnreiliiK.
A. Me. write:
"1. A iitwupaper ai'tlilo rerom
iiiimkI the eatlna; of a peach atone
kunrl after meal to nld dlKeatlon on
tin; theory that one polaon rounter
art the other, la there anything to
It?
"2. I Botnetlinea havo violent at-tni-k
of mieezlii(f, whlrh Inat nn hour
or two, urcoinpanled by watery dla-
rharire from noe und other aymp
toma of a bad cold. Thenn alUnkH
kwiii o me to be due to Kaatrle Irri
tation, althotiKh at auch time I do
not feel any tomarh dlaiiirbanie. The
troiiblo leave a auddonly and mya
trilouHly a It came. I'leane advlHO
me."
HE PLY.
1. No.
2. Thl I due to Borne reflex, fiurh
Hymptoma sometlmea precede the de
ulro to ko to Btool. This relation waa
oni of the Juatlficatlona for BiilffinB
trbacco nuff, aa our forebean were
wont to do.
Co
Sen
mmon
se
By J. .1. ML'NDY.
Past Defeals Don't Mean Failures
Always.
Are you worrying too much about
the pat?
Your' poor efforts, your mistakes
the thing yott ought to have done
and the things you ought not to have
done, lire the things you keep in
mind, rather than what you should
do In future.
The more you worry about the past
the less time you have to think of
the present and the future.
Forget your mistakes and misfor
tunes of past years except to provide
Information and furnish danger sig
nals for the future.
Mistakes In Judgment which you
thought quite right at the time and
have proven poor with tho passing,
should make ytnu better prepared to
reach success now,
Hecause you have met with defeats
in the past should not convince you
that you arc a failure.
It is well to know the pitfalls he
fore you engage in any undertaking
and knowing you can avoid them.
Don't consider yourself a down-and-outer,
hut get yourself together and
go at it again.
iCnpyrlfrht. 1952.)
Parents' Problems
How can the alang problem be
solved In a family, when the father
uses slung?
Tho system of fines is a good one.
Charge a cent for every slang word
or expression. Have a small bank
conveniently at hand, to take care of
the money. Set a regular time for
opening it, and select a definite object
to which to donate the contents.
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(iovcriior-i'lert tiiffmd I'IiicIioI'm atuta culilnet in lViinsylvania,
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The Way Madge Slrovo fo Avoid
Harry I iidcrwood.
Only tha oonselousni -ss that some
where behind mo were the watchful
eye of the thrio reporter kept me
from a violent start as I caught sight
of the tall man who at my approach
had suddenly turned nwny from the
head of the nt1rway itnd melted. Into
the crowd.
For I Instantly had recognized the
disguise with which the tall man was
Invested, antl knew at once the Iden
tity of tho man sporting the white
military mustnehlos and closely
trimmed white beard of an elderly for
eigner, and wearing tho faultlessly
tailored but foreign-looking clothing.
Harry Underwood again appeared up
on my horizon. And with the knowl
edge of the watchful eyes behind me,
there was no other person of my ac
quaintance whom I more dreaded to
meet, With him In my vicinity, I felt
as if I were holding a can of explo
sives In one hand and a lighted match
In the other.
That he had been watching for my
appearance at the head of the waiting
room stairway I win sure, and I did
not need to exercise my mental pow
ers very greatly to deduce the reason
for his being there. Ho had told me
that he kept close track of my doings
and Dicky's, and he must have read
the account of Dicky's escapado In
the morning newspapers, and decided
that I would take the first train avail
able. Ilis quick avoidance of me meant
only a respite. Harry Vnderwood can
do nothing except with a dm ma tic
flourish. I was not only sure that
he would Join me at some stage of my
Journey, but that he would endeavor
to provide a setting for his appearance
which should breathe mystery nnd
melodrama.
A Sudden Inspiration.
If I could only elude him and tho
reporters at the same time! I clicked
my teeth angrily at the rememhrnnco
that my Inexperience In city driving
had prevented me from making the
entire Journey by motor, and I men
tally resolved that before many weeks
had passed I would be able to take
my car anywhere. But. that resolve
did not help me now, and as I walked
slowly across the apace devoted to
hurrying commuters coming and go
ing, I tried to think of some fensiblo
plan.
And then, with a sudden Inspiration
I wheeled and hurried toward the
stairway which leads up from tho
Long Island station to the taxi en
trance. I was tempted to step Into a taxi
there nnd be taken directly to the
ferry, but I had a psychic little feeling
that somewhere behind ' me Harry
Underwood's keen eyes were watch
ing me, and I dodged between taxis
across the driveway into the big open
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space of I ho Pennsylvania edition. I
had remembered that from tha corri
dor of the lavatories beneath the
women's waiting room there Is a
door leading into the labyrinth of
stall-Hays and passages. l;y these I
might reach the Kighth avenue side
of the big building, and with good
luck get a taxi unobserved.
"Well Played, Lady Fair!"
Trying to keep my gait a moderate
ono so that I might not be cunspicu
ou by my haste, 1 walked through
tho concourse and tho waiting room
and do.vti tho step into the lavatory
corridor, and thoruye up the stairs to
the K ghth avenue entrance. But
there was no empty taxi to be seen,
and I realized that I must walk to
the corner before getting one.
I cast tin apprehensive glance
around me, was reassured by seeing
no familiar face, and made my way
to the corner, where I was Instantly
accosted by the chorus:
'Taxi, lady? Taxi?
I selected the man nearest me, and
united until I was In the cab before
I gave him the direction. Then In a
low tone I told him to take me to the
ferry and to hurry. I knew that I
could have made much better time to
the Jersey terminus of my train by
taking the tubes, but I already had
decided to wait for a later train to
Caldwin or to find some other route
to the village than the direct one
which I was sure the reporters meant
to take.
At the ferry entrance I paid and
dismissed the taxi man, walked Into
the big building and secured my ticket
Just in time for the opening of the
gates.
I went directly to the front of the
boat, my favorite spot, one of which
I never tire when crossing tho river,
and exulted over two things that I
was alone, and that I had eluded
Harry Underwood.
The boat was moving slowly out of
the slip when his voice, cautiously
low, but full of exultant mischief,
sounded behind me.
"Well played, Lady Fair, but you'll
have to get up earlier in the morning
to fool your Uncle Dudley."
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TOMMY
FOX.
M'TKlt VI.
Tun ( an Play a Wullliii: (nine.
Muster Meadow Mouse had waked
tilt rally from his afternoon nap and
had come to the stone wall beside
tho pasture Hat h evening he met his
filends there. And they had fins
times frisking In and out among the
stones.
Ho was tlio first to reaili Hi wall
this evening that Is, the first of all
his merry company. There was, how
ever, ono person who was there
ahead of him. This whs Tommy Fox.
And tho moment Master Meutlow
Mouse appeared, Tommy ran to meet
him.
Master Meadow Mouse snw Tommy
In time. He whisked off the top of
the wall and crept down Into A deep
cranny between two rocks. And then
hit smiled all to himself,
"lie didn't get mo this lime," ho
chuckled. l!ut his smile soon faded.
Ilu thought of hi ft It mis. "I hope
they'll nil be very late this evening,"
h murmured.
Like all good hunters, Tommy
Fox knew how to play a waiting
game. When he chased some small
creature into a hole Tommy would
slay there for a long, long time,
watching for a pair of bright eyes
to peep out and a Utile nose to sniff.
He wa always careful lo crouch out
of sight and out of smell of any
tiny person whom ho was hunting In
this fashion.
And now Tommy waited besldo the
wall. lie hid behind a clump of
ferns, through which ho peered
sharply, never once taking his eyes
off the cranny Into which Maxtor
Meadow Mouse had vanished.
Meunwhllo Master Meadow Mouse
W.illed too. He knew a, good deal
Meanwhile Huu Meadow Moass
waited too
about the fax family and their ways.
Very early In his young life his moth
ct had told him tales about them. And
to these stories Master Meadow Mouse
had listened so closely that now he
could repeat every one of them. This
was why he kept perfectly still and
never even tried to look out and see
if his enemy had left.
But at last It seemed to Master
Meadow Mouse that Tommy Fox
must certainly have grown tired of
waiting and gone away.
"I'll creep out now," Mastsr
Meadow Mouse thought.
But before he could move, Tommy
Raisin
Toast
-is a delicacy that you
should try with tea.
Get a loaf of real, full
fruited raisin bread, and see
how good it is.
Get the bread at grocers or
neighborhood bake shop
they have it now.
Its a tempting innovation
to serve to guests or friends.
Bakers everywhere are
making it for you, using
Sun -Maid
Seeded Raisins
the best raisins for bread, and
ill home cooking uses.
Hd Tour Iron Today t
una original and genuine) regu-
larly and your
spirits will be en
livened, youi step
spring and your
muscles snapwtth
CM Me-i.1 mm lk life. 5Ualexl Iyi.m
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Best Cough Mixture
Is Home Made
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IpHMDVENTURER
l-'ox ike. It seemed to M.!'er
.Meadow Mouhm that Tommy yawned
a h remarked to nobody In purlieu
l,.r, ' He ittUMt ha,ve got away. I may
n well go down to the henhouHU,
e! Ill trot along, " And then
twig snapped, Jnt in If Toinmy Fox
hud carelessly sti itped on it.
Master Meadow Mouse had Ciltight
hi breath when Tommy's voice broke
the llenie,
"My! That wa u narrow nscnpe,
lie said to himself. "Anyhow, I can
slep out In u few moments', because
he'll Ite gone."
All nt once Master .Meadow Mouse
remembered one of his mother's tale
about Tommy Fox the one that told
how ho never, never, never stepped
on a dry twig. Yes! be alw.iy moved
through the wood without making
the slightest sound.
If Tommy stepped on a twig now, It
un only to make Master Meadow
Mouse think ho had moved away If
he spoke. It whs only to foul Master
.Meadow Mouse Into believing h wa
really going down to Farmer (ireen's
heiihonse.
Ho Master Meadow Mouse sal tight.
In a little while he heard Holomon
Owl's lniighler boom through tho
woods, and Klmoti Scrcecher's long
wailing whistle.
"It's growing dark," said he to
himself. "I hope my friends will bs
very, very late coming to the stone
wall tonight."
After a while he heard a faint
rustle In the dry leave that strewed
the ground. Ho heard, too, certain
faint suueaks that made him pay
clow attention. Antl then a tiny volt e
cried, "Where can Master Meadow
Mouse be? Wo can't have much fun
If he isn't here."
"Here I am!' Master Meatlow Mouse
called, as he scampered out of his
hiding place.
Tommy Fox had gone. When he
went Master Meadow Mouse didn't
know, Ho bad gone silently. But so
long as ho was no longer there, Mas
ter Meadow Mouse didn't care when,
where, nor how he went. Master
Meadow Mouse had played unit game
the waiting one. And now lie was
ready for another a llvf-ller sort of
game, with his friends.
Uncle Sam Says:
Bantams.
Bantam chicks are the object of a
widespread Interest primarily, as or
namental fowl, but also as egg lay
er and as children's pets. Usually
they are kept In small flocks, often
rather closely confined.
This booklet which Is Issued by the
Bureau of Animal Industry tells
n bout the characteristics of bantams,
describes proper houses and runs,
and contains illustrations of the dif
ferent bantam breeds.
Headers of The Bee may obtain a
copy of this booklet free as long as
the free edition lasts by writing to
tho Blvlslon of Publications, Depart
ment of Agriculture, Wash'ngton, D.
C, asking for "F. B. 1201."
When Old
Santa
Make His
giving of electrical appliances, gifts of
provide comfort and pleasure long after
has departed.
For those who in years past have failed to regard electrical devices for tha
home aa suitable, logical, practical gifts for cherished friends or loved ones,
our new Electrical Gift Department holds surprising educational value. We
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rf vnrit't !y!cs, radio ppftrstu, sets ir i act'. . rn-, "nun bowl' heater.
..mtnt, grill, hmr curler, tnsigt vi'.ral .r. j...rt .b!e Ump, t-trrvoUtor,
X.IIIHIIII r lea n rs, hiti machiii.', h. v. t,tce rn.ci, htsttrg fS'l. itovf,
ir-.f., hfii t) l.rt stul Biany other uM.j-i, to l u fal de.un t j tins. nutisa.
work hghter n l l.fe nmre rnntfortiil !e I.:, ' n , .l t M f .f Vi ti r, l
Vt r them alcrf t lhm.
Dally Prayer
Walk In lt. i'Iiiki nil! hath hived
u Urn. 6 3,
(Mir Heavenly Father, thank
Thee for having mercifully kept u In
health nnd strength, ami for tilling
our live wnii o mut li of comfort
anil happiness,
Wo pray for eat h one of those near
and dear to us, nml we besrmli that
Thou wilt keep tln-ni. and ib f. nd
them from nil evil. Hnrli h them with
the lili-aslng of Thy Holy Spoil,
I.lkewlso we pray for nil Thy dis
ciple of every creed, when ver tin y
may be, and that Thou wilt btlng ait
those now si painted from Thee in a
vital knowledge, of Thy gondiics to
them, and to h desire to keconut Thy
humble followers
A we pr.iv "Thy kingdom come.
Third Generation is
Using Syrup Pepsin
Nt tlker Laistire as repl.ee Dr. Cald
well's Is til canlidescs si
idol wh s.i il
fTMIERE ore thousands tf
I healthy, rulnist young men nml
women who litivn never in nil
their lives taken tiny oilier linn
tive for constipation than lr.
t .aldwcU t ctyniji
I'rpsin. Their
parents wero
given it by their
parents; the
grandparent nre
using it Utility.
It it the ono lux
alive ideally suit
ed to all the fam
ily, safe for tlio
iitlo ones, rlTci'-
tivo in grownups, so romiunlrd
that elderly people, who nro con
stantly forced to take n luxulivo
hecause tho intestinal muscle
arc weakening, litul increased
dosage unnecessary. This wonder
ful constipation remedy lias been
used continuniisly for .'10 years,
antl over 10 million buttles nro
now sold annually, tho lurgest
selling family luxulivo in the
world! Tho cost averages but n
cent a dose. Ksery druggist sells
it, nnd tinder a guiiranlt; to do
as claimed or your money w ill be
refunded.
Millions of carefully conducted
homes uro never without a lottlo
of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Visit Long Remembered
THIS IS GOING TO PROVE a Christmas of
gifts useful as well as beautiful. In many
homes it will seem a Christmas of Gifts Elec
trical. In no other previous year has the general
public tendency inclined so strongly toward the
Reflect This Merry
For Many Years to
N
"Gift. Glore in Thi. Electrical Store"
Nebraska H Power (2.
Thy will b done on earth s It Is In
.leaven." so, i I.oitl, finiy we datly
nine bv all our aits to do all fluit
I we i an for tin. upbuilding anj exten
i stun of Thy kliik'tloui on earth, and
may our live show to till men that
we nit Tliino,
Mnv we honor Tbea by striving t
obev Thy command In do unto others
a we would that they should do unto
us, and so bring men to neknnwlndgi
Then u their Lord find Savior. Amen.
At. HA n .IHIINS.I.N,
rtiltailxlploa, I'm.
Man ifil ii Thaiiks",mii
(in Thursday at noon the marriagt
of Mis Thclma IV-twilsr to Mr. J.
j Wlllard lireen was soleiniuretl by Hev,
'Frank 11. Anderson of the Plvmoutll
Consi i-K it l.'iml r hurt h nt the home of
Mr. int. I Mis. W illiam llopson. Mrs.
Hopson I an 14 n 1 1 1 of the bride. Only
! hiimeiliat relatives wit In sttned
i li rice.
ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE
Tyit'Mil' nt fwrrn'e tin mkma
thtmirlrei, " It hfrt tan I find a trutl-uvv-tAv
iiuie fAiit iii.vwiit in IV
fnmilv tun IIM Hhtn rtmtliinlntf"
I urp vuii la Irr Hymn l'rpn.
1 uill eliiitv f"iiAi a lilral free
utmnlt hullr, tullicirnl fur nn aiHistte
Irtl. Wnlt m uhrrt In irnd U.
A.Ur,., Itr. W. H. CaMwII. 4f4
ItajiiwtMi SI., Monltctilv, iUumu.
Ito if mm.
Mr. J. H. llclk t.f Shaw, Miss.,
relic on it entirely to keep his
rliildreti in lienltfi, nnd Mrs.
( ;nt lierine ( '.omioll y of Jersey ( '.i l y,
N. J., declare that not only her
self hut nil lo r iii.iglilKirs and
friend use it and (ell others ulsiut
it. Tlieres is scarcely a day that
Komiiiiin in n family dts-s not
need il for constipation, flatulency,
iiiilo-itiloxic.atiiin, iiiliotisiiess, in-ti-Htinal
s)isoning, lieadachca,
colio nnd crumps, nnd to break
up fccrs ami colds.
Dr. Caldwell's Svrup Pepsin is
a scientilicnlly-lialnnced com
pound of I'.gyptian sentin with
pepsin and pIcaitant-titBling
aroiuiilics. The formula is on the
package. Ail tlio popularity of
this natural vegetalili) laxativo
increases, the puhlio discards the
harsher physic liko calomel, coal
tar in candy form, salt waters and
powders. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin empties the liowcla more
clcunly and without any danger.
Pays His
Call
lasting utility that
the Yuletide spirit
Xmas
Come
Optn Every I nm Until ti I. M.
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