D A'
' TIIK OMAHA SUNDAY HKK: FKUKUAltV 7, 1015.
DOOIHETT HAS NO BILLS
Jtawtoa County Senator Will Be in
Fine Shape to Vote Independ
ently During Session.
TWEUTY-TWO FOR MS. HOWELL
fTrom ft fluff Correspondent.)
UNCOL.N. Fro. . 8peclal.) iVnator
Ivuthtt of rwon he-He vr In th econ
omy plan nd prsrtlc-e It, ss Is shown
by the rtH-orrts of Seriate Bookkeeper Dug
Beechoner. The senator Introduced no
Mill during the nowton, but he l gen
erally found In Mi plsoe with his eyes
open and votes when vote count.
Senator Kohl came nevt with two bills
to hi credit, while Hoaglsnd put over
three. Buhrman. niler and Robertson
came' forward with four each and Spencer
was the author of five. Brookley, Gates,
Krumbach snd Marshall got an even
half doacn each, pure food count, and
W'eeaner and Wilson of Frontier had the
masio seven.
Lahners, Ru1en, Bhiimwer, Pplrk, Wil
son of DoflKe and "Wink' are responsible
for eight bills each. Mattes nine, "Oow
emnr" Oreo ten and Henry eleven. Bed
ford.' Bushee, ByRland. Klcchel and Rnn
dall made It a dozen and then the skip
came to fourteen for Quinby and Ha un
der. Mallery had sliteen bills, which
Included the education code bill; Podge
has eighteen and Beal nineteen. Howell
has twenty-two.
This mtkes an avers (re of nine to the
senator, counting one bill put In br the
Judiciary committee.
There are thirty-nine bin on general
file and four bills on third reading. Four
teen have been Indefinitely postponed and
twenty-three have successfully run the
gauntlet of the senate and are now la th
tender mercied of the house, and later,
if successful, will go to the governor.
At this date last year tweoty-ona bills
!iad been passed by the senate. With
only rw bills Introduced this session, a
against 45 the last session, would indi
cate that the senate would grt through
easily within the sixty day '
Lawmakers Feel
Little Sympathy
For Normal Board
(Trom a Rtaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. 6. -(Special.) The ease
with which, the bill , to abolish the old
normal board went through the house,
with only elpht dissenting .votes, Indl
mtes Jut how much the people of, Ne
braska were In sympathy with tha . ac
tion of the old board In dismissing. Cr,
Thomas from the Kearney Plate norma!
without a hearing and without being ablo
to Inform the public the cause of hia
!erailtatlon. except the woll known opin
ion that he had ' opposed the " school
inanters club and was fn bad with that
organisation, ' ',
The first vindicate to Dr., Thomas
tame when he was nominated for. the
office af state superintendent "and the
second came when he ' was elected to
that position by A larger majority than
any other man on tha satae ticket; and
now the legislature has taken no!J of tha
matter with tha evident Intention of pre
venting ' any future happenings of thin
kind. " .... " i - . '' v ;
LTNCOLS DAT SPEAKER AT THE
UNIVERSITY CLUS. -
? ;: -V.
' :
DR. f. W. OUNSAULUS
Heirs pf Indian k--U.
Firrht Lawsuit to '
Take Property
Interurban Road
Hearing Goes on
With the Board
UNOOLN. Feb. Ppelat.)-A hard
fight Is being made before the Htate Rail
way commission on the application of the
Omaha and Lincoln Railway and Light
company application for permission to
leeue 1110,000 worth of bonds and 145,000
worth of stock.
The hearing commenced this morning.
although Attorney Edgertoa made a
strenuous plea for a continuance In the
absence of his principal, " Benjamin 8.
Baker of Omaha, who Is the remonstrator.
The remonstrator's ' original attorney,
Charles P .Craft, and H. C. Hurd. the
engineer, who to conducting his Investi
gation, are both absent The commission.
however, directed that the hearing proceed.
Arthur English of Omaha, vice presi
dent of the road,, was the only wltnus
during the morning. Its went Into the
spec If la fact and figures to show that
the desire Issue represented money al
ready aotusJIy expended. ' HI testimony
Showed that the greater part of It was
expended In connection with the com
pany's lighting business and only a small
part for the Interurban end proper.
The remonstrator Us attempting to how
that tha applicant has not expended the
amount of money claimed,
(From ' J-tnff Corrr srtdmWit.)
MNOOUV I"rb. 6.,-(H.eotsJ.)-lA). the
poor Inill.ui, won attain the victim oMhe
uhlte tnun's, wilt-a, 'that. 'Is,' If the de
fciulant's elilo' of that has ben
PPAk'il .from' "thurston 'county to tha
supreme ciiuil by Uio .litlis of. panlel
ilrap.t Is to be bcllovcd.
I Hie lu lls are the defendants and the
si.n Hants. The plRlntlft Is WUl K.
I'.A'.W, successTully brought the uit
In the lower court to foreclose a mort
kbko for V.'.rW that ho held against the
dtn'fawd and 5uhla Grunt, Ms iut',
ftherwlo known ss Mn-nifU Mitchell'
Orant. , .
1( is iivKrd !? Ui 1 fcu.Wt (hint the
lilttlntlff 'for 'some four yems before tho
death t- OsBl-1 Crant secured the
b'.;rnct'Jrf. ' to tho nntr throurh fnle
r -preHcntatton and by vuaa of liquor. Its
caiicellaiiyu as. well as a gein rxl ac
counting Is aked by tae defendants.
I . v e : i
Factory Proposition
' Bill Is Called Back
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Feb. .- BpeolaD-Jeary
factory bill', H. R. 171 was resurrected
Saturday morning and referred back to
the committee of tha whole for amend
ments, alter It bad bee a switched: Into
th hopper tor UnOeflnltely . postponed
bUls. Friday morning. ,
The eoeasure as tt will again be of
fered to tha house ; provide for a
deflnltloa of "faetoiy," which will comply
with toe provisions of tha worklngmen"
compensation act The minimum em
ploye by the original bill for a factory
demanding inspection was or. The
intendment -offered Saturday morning
after the measure was given ew life
was flxsd at five, and factories will In
clude all place of business wherein raw
material is changed to more finished
product
Free Attendance
Law Given Blow
By Thomas Ruling
. . From a Staff Corrnspondent)
LINCOLN, Feb. .-Speclal.-A ruling
made today' by 8tate Superintendent
Thomas In a Hayes emmty case practi
cally vitiates the present free attendance
law as applied to the county high schools
of the slat.
The ruling Is grounded upon the prop
osition that to require the county to pay
the tuition for one of Its pupils attending
a nearby school In another county end at
the same time ot support a county high
school of It own, would constitute double
taxation.
Accordingly, Ruperlntendent Thomas
write Mr. Blxler of jlaye Center that
district No. tt. Hayes county, cannot be
legally taxed the $37 additional necessary
to pay the nonresident tuition of one
May Leach of that district 'In another
county high school. Mis Leach ha
graduated from th eighth grade of the
Hayes county district
I Th only exception that Superintendent
Thomas notes . to hie rule would come
where on county high school maintain
twelve grade and th other les than
that number.
South Omaha Cut Out
Of the, Salary Raise
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. (Special.) Norfolk
la a bigger town than South Omaha If
salarins contemplated In action taken by
th house this afternoon are to be con
sidered, H, R. 263, the bUI under dis
cussion provide that the salary of the
councllmen of th city of South Omaha
and other cltlee of that class a)d
papulation shall be an Increase of
poo over the old Iaw. For cities of 1,000
to X.000 an Increase of- $300 I . allowed
with a limit of ti.&oo, . .
Nichols of Madison, author of the bill,
amended It so that th old law would
apply to 8outh Omaha, making th
salary H.0O0, while th Norfolk class of
cities would get th benefit of the raise,
I r
Bundle Day In
New York is Success
-i .' -
r NEW" YORK. Feb.. ly-fio general ira
the respons last Thursday to make "bun
dle day" a success that th Central Bun
dle committee, headed by Mrs. James
Soever, today announced that plans
wsre already being discussed to make the
bundle collection an annual affair, but
at a date previous to the Christinas holt
days. Th bandies continued to oome yester
day at th bundle beadquartera on an
averate of 7,C00 aa hour. The asm thing
wsa going en at the other receiving; sta
tions. .About 75 per cent of th bundle
Contained fneh' clothing.. Garment Irf
need of repair' are sent to repair shop
wher th worker are paid H cent an
hour and wot four hour hift that a
great number of unemployed may profit
by th employment.
LOSITANIA FLIES
STARS AND STRIPES
Canard Lintr Crosses Irish Sea,
Under American Flag, Beaching:
Liverpool Saturday.
CAPTAIN CLAIMS THE EIGHT
mmm t
LONDON, Teb. 6. The Cunard
Unn steamer Lu si tan la crogaed the
Irish Sea flying; the American flag.
The Lusltanla sailed from New York)
January 30, arriving at Liverpool to
day. An American passenger said the
captain claimed the right to fly the
American flag because he had neu
tral mails and neutral passengers
aboard.
GREATEST FIGHT
0F.WART0DATE
YET UNDECIDED
Continued from Page One)
Legislative
- Proceedings
MOUSE VOTES SYMPATHY TO '
REPORTER OVER : ACCIDENT
(From a Uff Corrtwpondent)
IJNCOLN, Feb.' . 8i.-clal.) Hesolu
tlntn of eyiiirathy for B, K. Wolfe, house
represr:utiie lor ine I'auy Mar, were
t,tf!mt and passed by the house Saturday
tnorrlnit. Mr. .Wolfe. Is unable to carry
on Ms work on arrount of a broken arm
aiiriulnrd earlier' in tha week, J he rww
lutlon - waa 'offered by lrprrcriUU
ftcbl.'lnS.- '
DYI?& WAN SAVES FAST V;;;
TRAIN FROM POSSIBLE WRECK
MTLTORO, . .rub, Feb. . Mortally
wounded by a pistol shot. Klhara, a Jap
anese section foreman, used th last of
hi strength , to set . a torpedcf on th
tracks of th Bait Lake rout near here
last night to save the eastbound Pacific
limited train from possible wreck. Kl
hara was shot through th abdomen by
Mexicans who composed hi force. They
fled, leaving th handcar on th rail.
Th wounded man tried In vain to re
move th car alone and then dragged
himself dowa the track with a torpedo,
which he placed so as to check the train.
Th train stopped la respons to the sig
nal and brought Klhara to this place,
wher 'be died.
interesting development of th struggle
In the east. - tt overshadow for th mo
ment the operations of th Russians la
East Prussia and )s taken In'som quar
ters to Indicate that they have ceased
playing th role of merely holding their
lines to the west of Warsaw and de
termined on aa effort to expel th In
vaders. Few rbaage ia West.
Th western war son has been virtually
no change during the week, but there are
many report of German preparation for
renewed activity In Belgium. Th Ger
man threat of a submarine blockade may
bo a factor In this situation, th theory
being advanced that the Germans expect
the allies to attempt to force them back
from tha coast, with th Idea of destroy
ing their submarine base.
Dispatches from Cairo indicate that th
Turk who attacked the Rues canal were
merely the advance contingent of three
column whicji are struggling across the
desert. The main bodies of the Invading
army soon should be heard from.
Six Men Killed by
Explosion in Mine
FAYETTEVILLE, W. Vs.. Feb. .
At least six men are believed to have
been killed by an explosion in a mine
of the New Kivor Coal company at Car
Hale near here today.' Then were 16S
men In th workings. All sav tea
reached th surface In safety, .Tby re
ported that six miner had been killed
but said they knew nothing' of th re
maining four, ! Rescue parties were or
ganised immediately to eearoh th mine.
News of the disaster was sent to the
Pittsburgh station ot th Bureau of
Mines and word was received that) a
rescue ear would proceed at ono t
Carlisle. , , . '
. THOMPSON, BELDEN S CO.
"- ' ' " ' - - ' I I S S 11 I - II I
Every style on
display has been
produced within
the last ten days.
The Store for Shirtwaists
More than twenty five new models
of Spring Blouses now on display
Blouses of wash taffetas, tub
silks, crepe de chine, florishaw,
linen, Georgette crepe and plain
and embroidered voiles.
Both high and lowneck effects.
. The price range, $1.75 to $8.75
with very unusual values at
$2.95, $3.75, $3.95 and $4.95.
The Store for Shirtwaists.
Second Floor.
Monday White Goods Specials
Shirt Waist r
Linen
1,000 yards 50c 36-inch
waist Linen, 23c a yard.
2,000 yards 32-inch Under,
wear Crepe, 15c a yard. ,
200 yards 30c Plain Flax
on, 15c a yard. ,
200 yards 25c Striped
Flaxon, 15c a yard.
Nainsook by
the Bolt
18c 36-in. Nainsook, $1.75
a bolt of 12 yards. '
20o 36-in. Nainsook, $2.00
a bolt of 12 yards. . , .
.25c 36-in. Nainsook, $2.50
a bolt of 12 yards.
30c 40-in. Japanese Nain
sook, $2.50 a bolt of . 10 yds
See our White Embroidered Voiles,
Crepes, Neigeux and Organdies
Silk
Special
' - Odd pieces left from the
January sale suitable for
linings or1 petticoats ; also
a f ew waistings. -
Your choice ' J
Monday... ;..'.sC.7CyQ
McCall's
Fashion Sheets
for Spring
. are now ready.
Be Want Ad Proouc Result. .
HEALTH
HAPPINESS
CAN EE YOURS
If You Hate Good Teeth
S'i!K,ut P'Hi teetli It is ilB-
poi.Ml.iti to ludiik.i. your fw.
fri'jr(y thtrrrtore your dtfwtHMl
fi.-.oftt"! bu'J f.immeil
1 1'.... i iii.t i.lm.K-s, liru'iar' ,
fir.iw htm (, liiauiiiiiUa.l), kl'lliey
Irai.i.le .ml s"rl Iwiioe down
ft our ..ie:ii.
If von rv a firifcll ovlty la
your tiH.iti. I.uvb it JHi.-d st urn-.
.u ui idV ii.e ci.-t or a crown,
"'"O ii! Uri-nid kinl snvri pulu.
NHti !, soi.it t.M.Hi iti your ln-ad
a han f work on, w mr. iu.
M., it ! f Ij.-uuufu!, sufyuiK
i a i u ,ss i; X'rn.ifTio x
ISV V1T.IM1J1)
Tuft's Dental Rccrss
HIT IMH (,.As Ml.l l.T,
Hone ComsUltoe f Wk.lt,
31. R. SH, lro and Pattersoiv-Amend-nient
to puie loo4 Uw. r.qulrlna Inured
lent U U uni on label oflmliation
iii.ts and pnverves al an ljiervase
ly of 0 cents per day for lnietUus.
tieoouiinendod "to pass a ameua.ti .
11. H. iMt. IU)Sn of TUtte Kelleves
slute amluor ot amy r( rrovutine; ofriee
futt anl lUht tor state treasurer. This
Ik a lf tbat has not been ooeerr.4
tar fl'tuin nut. .Itaouuimeixtadl to im.
II. Jt. i'ull ajid LUs.ltr-ileduues
number of oupins of bienni! rturts f
Mate officers irom 1,0 to wt and lesa,
U" uir.iiL:n. J o .. . . , .
11. it. 16. J-anwn-Clvll Mrvlc for
houih Oninh school entployeK, except
lir)ers. lteponinicnned to t"S.
li.' It. 901, Neieon ltqutr the owaera
of lots te mow wend ot the lot am oa
1Kb Ktnvts and alleys adjoomt. Hewm.
Inendi-d to paa
P. if. U, WIum pensions, volunteer flre
n.un in rittvs ot the fu t.iu.. of ic
than :w intsabiUnts, dar.tiS a;iiiiiiy,
Vhim Injured In the i11s-hg cf their
ouii... Keoouimended . tu pa a
siiirrt'led.
B. id. Wink Piune as 8. V. H. but
retntus tj Ir.coi poraud Vlilaas. Kotuiu
:irlUHt te I'MS.
1L . .K'tie! Permit th Innrcas
ot cnlri I'T cuunuiluirn tf cuk-e if
Imuu ti.fi io Kh,do a -mi rmiti $t a. nd
fSisrs (Wi)r)e. of the mayor cf H.utn
liniKlia nii uiUrs ot potiulittion of (rum
.tu l U,x. tecorumendra l Iilm as
siniiU..L
it. li. 1ST. MroomeOLirtfi of lm l
(). to iy ut o nve rniil. bv uim.
til to rroviiU Imtirovnuti.t (und ta b
i-'lil Ly 1. ullHlwrCtHj t .ilta
Iiirndrd to pans ss amnld.
li. H. tlO. Taykir i'Uirul court r..
porter shad furnioB Iii.nsi-r1l8 without
olhtr rt;miM-nti(,n than salary. 'rent
law slves them h cents per ltO a-ords.
sl. K. tu, Hurrinelter-F?xnr.a
t anto. niUBt prt.p-riy house live .m, k .n.
tu.ied lit tLtlr care, tuwoinmuided lo
paa.
by owners of vialiiona, lacks said bulls
.Hall be filed b!ur the first day of Oolu-
WESTERN FREIGHT RATE
r i HEARING IS POSTPONED
WASHINGTON, Feb. Heartnsa oa
th proposal ot western railroads to
increase freight rate, which were to
biffin in Chicago befor the Interstate
Commerc commission. February IS, have
been postponed until March 4 by aT
tnent between th railroad, th Inter
State Commerce commission and the
tate Railroad commissions, affected.
OSLT ONUS "BROMO QTJITflSB.
To at the genuine, call for full name,
Laxative Bromo Quinine. Ixxilt for slffna
tur of W. Grove. Cures a eold In on
day. SS cents.
ap.f vmm innwpvs mm?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
..... Trouble and Never Suspect it
lie com-
t-r In th year following th foalin- tf
Cfprlu. It.MXMnnr,ikHl to pass.
11, li. tH, ljan- 1'ruvidus Itsal bound
ary Iriiij. and uiviaion la cvat of xn-
.(riniion. Kecouuiu-nded lo paaa as
auit'iiU.d.
11. it. Z74. f'rlnklaw-vAllows partial olos
Ins of public rk in oitin and village
of le.s tbn Im Inhabllanis and provides
fur the r-ulaUin 0j aouuiuiioa cbsratis
t.'t. rto. nii:ininlJ 'i0 imt,
ii. jt iM, Laiuy-l'rutl-lra for employ
ment of voumjr Jail or city prisoners in
c-ouniia of osr j.m and rltHs of ov.r
,u ouilati..n. Ke onuucad.d ta pass.
... ro. ji .rnny (wo MOtltins
IO permit 1rkw. in,n In roundrs ot whlu-
VV " Put in foiwr riKurea
lUi'unuui'iid.d to paa as aiiitUl
H. It. il, I'fUrravinlVoltiLiu auandon.
uinil of strtxt railway or inirmbaB
ra ks art.r on. ear's c.Lwratlua u.r
it tt.. nurraiua of iraifiu frvm one rout
tt anotnr ciraii tv wriMnn roui.t of
niajoniy t aniarent tirviwrtv v tiers
snd rrqurea aiuiwuj of nimn'olii! and
vuunty ai.(horfia and the Mala Kliv
iiiuiiw.ujn. i:oiiiiuvodud Ik vaaa a
SUK-tiilrd
M 11 . rrfnklaw-Kllir.inates fram the
lliuililion for t!....yio-nl ol f-nmie rtlH,r
i cuuiitrr and all t-it.-e if la Uiaa
A larneJ u mr,t Moniay at H oelk:k.
"Anuoa.u'-rnnU" idl bctiuj food tfc
Natur warns you when tbe track of health
1 not cleat'. Kidney, and Madder trouble
causa raany annoy-in f symptoms and great ln
con ventenca bota day and night.
i . '
tTnhealthy. kidney fnay eaase tumbaro, rheu
matism, catarrh of the bladder, pain or dull ache
in the W.k, Jwlnta or routfi'laa, at times have
teadacbn or Hndtsrestlon. aa time passes you may
have a sallow complexion, puffy or dark circles
under the eyes, omettnes feel as though you had
heart trouble, may have plenty of ambition but
no strenrth, gt weak and lose flesh.
If such conditions are permitted to continue,
serious reault may be expected; Kidney Trouble
ia (ta yery worst form may steal upou you.
' ' Pivloncy of Kldacy Iln?aa,
Uost people da not roallie th alarming in.
crease and rtmarkabl prevalency ot Udney dls
as. V h!l kidney disorder are among th
most common dlseaaea that prevail, they are al
most the last reooirnlsad by patients, wko asaally
oata&t tkeiasalv with doctoring; the effects, Y
while th ortgla&l alseaae may onstantly under- f
mine th system. V f
If you feel that your kidneys are the cause of
your sicknes or run down condition, try taking
Dr. Kilmer' (Swamp-Root. th. famous kidney, ;
liver and 'bladder remedy, because as soon aa '",
your kidney Improve, they will help the other t
rgau lo health. 1
It you are already convinced that Swamp-Root
is what Vou need, you can purchase the ryrular
fifty-cent and one-dollar sis bottles at all drug '
stores. Don't make any mtatake but remember v
the name, Lr. Kilmer's bwamp-Root. and the '
addresa Hinghamton. N. T.. which you will flud
oa every bottle. .
DR. KOJnCX'S
SWAnP-RCOT,
Udney, Uver It BUdiarJ
KEMEOY.
PiksiTiona
M tina.iH.Sw!
M Mow
t .ra Im 9mmmm k i
hr iiiwh wiU
MMMfchild
Ta i a tw
m4 Cava IriMh
fM Liaurr
faaf j-w.a-
WW a SMeirMsaiaagas tt tmm.
m traajaaa. lt r flssesa.
At in m h
s v ' w
f ji in ii n li I ii tl m n nil ii i ii . mmm w n i imuu nl
n nn Tn 7n nr
CLOSINa OUT OUR ENH&E stook of books at auction. ;
This is our way of an Annual ClearaJi ce Sale of Books on our shelves. Thousands
of volume?. Any book yon select will be put up at auction. : . . - .
. The private libraries of General Smith and the late Alex Corkey,'and part of
General Manderson's library will be offered at this sale.
COME TOMORROW Three Sales Daily, 11:30 a. m., 2:30, 7:30 p.' m. .
Don't miss this book opportunity. ' . i
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'Eastern Nebraska, Western Iowa
Improved, Centrally Located, Omaha Realty.
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Long Time Loans Usual Payment Options. -
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to Drugs?
THE EUREKA
Drug-Treatment
Olvs a y ta Doctors a SSt ffjoatk
8a vm t a positive, g-aaraa-taed,
karuU.se aad wlnl.s ram
ad r for all drua- aadlotioas. It ra
todv.s p.maaaaUy all flaalr and
raviag' for opium, xaorpklae, oo
aaina or other aabit-fonaUB drags
la tv days.
rui ia yoxtb orvosTuarrr
to be freed from ta slavery of
drag.
Pay When Satisfied
tkat an seeir aad ersving aa
aaa removed.
Call mr wrii.
raon xaJairxT sssa.
miU CS123 TREATMENT
aaa aotrrw sstw ate.
UaiaKA, nt.a
Aaares. SL B. Umabkia.
KriiCXaX SrOTB You timy uht&Jn a aampu else Iniltle of Pwanip-Koot y en-
icii canm 10 ir. ivnuir i'o Kingnaminn, N. Y. TuIh alva you the op-
SM,rtunly to prove the rmurkalle merit of tills n.eJI In..
uu a boo or valuable lnloi-tnalum, ronlaliili b many of Die tliouaamls of Mrat.ful
lalter rr. alvd frtxn man and women who mv tliev iuuiid 8 &Jiti-Uuot ta ba iuat
IOUTHEBV RESORTS.
ma ri-ineay n.rurni in siai.ey, Hver ami bladder troubl. '1 he VaJu. arid sui'Ois
of Kaawp-Koot ara so wall known that our rWs aJa .tvlne, te eand fur a aain- I
pie slo bolila. AUdrcus lr. iiliuvr Co LUustiaJu t0. ,, V. lie sure to Say you I
isl liii of ar lu the Omaha Ouuday Ilea. .1 . 1
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any maka joa vraat
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-IHAST COAST
Safo Kidnoy and
Liver Remedy
is a reliabla and successful remedy
' tor kidney and liver troubles. Its
success has covered a period of 37
years, giving relief and remedy when
other medicines have failed. It la
n pleasant to taka, and is
sold by all druggist,
Z' two sizes, 50c and
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ai your arug
gist,ior direct, post
paid on receipt of
price.
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who had been .using tobacco slno be wan
a boy. About two years ago ha beitan to
Qave spell, of lUiaeas. liu tuaiuurr was
Kitting aery bail and bis eyre bothered
bun a good deal. He bad tried In vain to
rouiiLHT tti habit unul be tfot a orrialu
book and now he ia froed Iri.iu the thraj
Goiit ot tobax-o and bla haaJth la woadT
fuily Improved. Anyone who dfilra to
read the book caji obtain it atx.iulel.
fra by writing to Edward J. Woods, iTl
C, station JO, New York City. It tells
how the habit ot smoking. tliwing or
iiuft taking can be conquered lu three
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