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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER '"
PATRIOTIC ITALIANS PARADE
Over Fifteen Hundred March ia
Honor of Columbus Day.
10 BAIL ESUS FESTIVITIES
Celebration, .Whirls Started Early
This Morning, End at Sunrise
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Patriotic Italia to tho number of 1,500
or more gave the biggest demon
atratlon of patriotism ever made by those
countrymen in Omaha, when they ob
served Columbus day in honor of -the
Genoese scientist who discovered America
on October 12, 1432.'
The celebration started early In tbe
morning, with a splendid parade of the
downtown street and will not end until
daylight Sunday morning, when the big
ball breaks up 1? Lincoln hall. Sixth and
Pierce streets.
Many Aatomohtles In Line.
Even those who had In charge the ar
rangements ' for the parade were sur
prised at the great turnout. There were
1,500 or more men and women In line,
all -bedecked In United" States and Italian
colors, The parade was' indeed a pre
tentious affair.
The bead of tbe column bore a rather
military aspect Heading the line were
Joseph M. Colabria, marshal of the day,
and his aide, Charles Ottavio. who is
prominent - among local tlaliana They
rode on s.tirited steeds. Following cams
automobiles carrying the speakers, who
appeared at the mass meeting that fol
FORiwed, and Immediately behiia were
Cil'aiarhlnea carrying city and county of
ficial, - ;,. 7.
' ICalvaeade Heads Parade.
The main . body at the head of , the
columnVwas mads up of a cavalcade In
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which nearly 200 men took part. Mounted
I on their Steeds and wearing regalia of the
Italian -colors, they made a very. piee.
ing Impression on the thousands of spec
tators Kho were gathered all along the
line of march. Following the cavalcade
cam the rank and file on foot and the
rear was brought up by about . thirty
automobiles carrying prominent Italian
teen and women, ,,
ftprech-Makinv at f oa-t HomM,
After the parade had disbanded the
Italians went to the court house, where
they heard speeches both in English and
e ,I in their native tongue. Louis PlatU pre-
a, amea. it a ueciarea tnat tr.ey assemoiea
better ' than at any time durinc the
. -.twenty-two years he has lived In Omaha.
V ."V? niroduce,i v'oe Consul Venuto, who
) jnafle a few remarks In Italian,' and
he wag '. followed, by .Mayor James C.
Dahlmah, who was greeted with round
after round of lusty chests. "I conirr&tu
V late you on the excellent turnout," he
1 sold. "Ton are the flesh and blood of
Christopher Columbus, who discovered
this great country of ours, and I am glad
to see you do him such splendid honor."
Frank DePaulo spoke to his country
men In the ' native tongue, and rose --to
heights of oratory that inspired his hear
ers. Be outlined the history of the dis
covery of America by Columbus, and
complimented the Italians on the man
's ner la which they, are doing hones- to the
discoverer. Howard Baldrlg and othars
ar" "ko SPOks. : ;,.;;: : . , . - -
- H Jl. Casson to Speak
BeforetteAdOlub
Herbert K. Casson, vice president of
the H. IC. McCann Advertising agency
v of New York, and reputed to be the
' 1 foremost exponent Of efficient advertis-
-I lag on the continent, has accepted the
J invitation, of the Ad dub, to speak be-
.n fare that body on Tuesday. . i
Mr. Casson ha a great reputation, as
a public speaker In Canada, Great Britain
and the United States. , He il known
from coast to coast among Ad clubs,
having addressed their conventions in all
parts of the country. Not only Is he
a great speaker, but he has written many
volumes oa advertis. ng and the various
Industries of America. . ' .
The Ad club has been trying to get
Mr. Casson here for some time, but
it was not until a few days ago that he
sjreed to speak here. He will speak
oa the subject of "The Fine Art of Ad
vertlslag." .
Columbus Day Celebration in Omaha
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PARTS OF THE BIG PARADE AS IT PASSED OVER THE OMAHA STREETS YESTERDAY MORNING.
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Annual Meeting; of Odd Fellows at
linooln Tail Week. '
MAUY OMAHMS: WILL LTZML
Kalshte of Pythias Will Confer Rank
of Knla-fct Wedmesday Evenlnsj '
' -Old Soldiers Meet Is
New Court House.
PioneerDaugtaer, : v
: of Omalia is Dead
Mrs. Emma Hascall, wife of Morris ,T.
ICasc&il, and youngest daughter of Judge
vjiiuam Aiutadt, died at :39 yeitefda
xttornlng at the Swedish hospital, after
a sickness of tlx months.
With the exception; of the last three
years Mrs. Hascall had lived practically
br whole life in Omaha. Hers is the
first dsath in Judge Altstadt'a family.
She is survived by her father and
"toother and husband; ber children. Mrs.
R. C. Klrkland of Kansas City and Vln
yv . Hascall of Omaha; two 'brothers,
Ctae Altsttdt of South Omaha and
J&cob AlUtadt of New York C.ty. and
a sister, Mrs. O. F. Adams of Mieeoula,
Mont
Mrs. Hascall was born in A'ew Orleans,
February t. 1368. She , was married in
Omaha la 1SS7.
A large crowd of Omaha Odd Fellows
will attend the grand lodge sess.on at
Lincoln Tuesday, Wednesday and Thur
day of this week. Many important ques
tion will come up for decision at this
session. Tbe Omaha lodges are very
much Interested In the proposed new
grnd lodge revenue law and expect to
ee It adopted br i largo vote. The
Omaha representatives will try to have
the bext session of the grand lodxa
brought to Omaha
Th aoaiial meeting of the several
branches of the order will be held in
Lincoin, commencing Tuesday, ' October
IS. The grand encampment will open 1U
session Tubsuay . morning at 14 o'clock in
Odd Fellows hail. Tbe grand lodve spe
cial session for lodge degrees will be held
In the senate chamber of the state cap-
.ul Tuesday evening at I o'clock. The
grand lodge regular session will open at
10 o'clock. Wednusday morning In repre
sentative' hall. The Rebekah state as-
temUy will meet in regular session in
the senate chamber ot the state capltol
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. The
Patriarchs Militant will convene in Odd
Fellows' hall at 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning. -.- . ;
D. E, Thomas of Mount Ayr lodge No.
, Mount Ayr, la, was a visitor at the
Omaha subordinate lodges last week. Mr.
Thomas has been an Odd Fellow for over
sixty-five years and gave the boys some
ir.teres.ing stories of the way things were
done in the early, days of the order." "
Omaha lodge No, J will have work 'to
the secJpd degree next Friday night'"
State lodge No, 10 and Bsacon lodge
No. 20 have vyted In favor or remodeling
the second floor of the Odd Fellows'
bulling, while Omaha lodfe'No. 2 has
voted against the proposition.
: State lodge No. 10 will have work In
ths initiatory degree tomorrow evening.
Tat . picnic and amusement commltteo
held 1U first meeting last Tuesday even
ing and outlined plans for the winter's
work. There ere representatives from
the nineteen Omaha Odd Fellows' organ
isations on the committee' and it ex
pacts to accomplish many things for the
good of the organisation. , ,
Beacon lodge No. 20 will put on the
first degree work next Tuesday evening.
Alpha Rebekah lodge No. will have
a card party on next Friday evening.
Cannebrog lodge No. 216 will have work
In the second degree next Friday night.
Hesperian encampment No. 2 will have
work in the Royal Purple degree next
Thursday evening. .
Knlgkts of Pytalas.
Nebraska ; lodge ' No. 1, Knights of
Pythias will confer the rank of knight
Wednesday, October 11 A special inter
est is being felt in this meeting on ac
count of it being the first exemplification
of this work-in the new surroundings.
Daagkters of A ntcrlcaa Revolatloa.
The first meeting of Major Isaao Sad
ler, Daughters of the American Revolu
tion, will be held Tuesday, October 7,
at 2:80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. E.
McKclvy nd Mrs. Frank W. Baker, 30
Cass street.
- Woman's Relief Corps,
Oeorge Custer post. Women's Relief
corps,, will give a sunshine party October
IT at the residence of Mrs. Alice B.
6:hleh, 3813 Franklin street at 2 p. tn.
-a;VMISIN0 EXPEET WILL AD
DRESS AD CLUB TUESDAY.
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TIMELY REMTATE GOSSIP
Areaway Ordinance is Now Proving
Great Puzzle to Its Framers.
FIGUEES ON SUBWALK TAX
1 mounts to Be Paid Under Proposed
Ordinance Are Shown Jnequal
Itles to Bo Stricken Oot
Under New Law.
Ing to curbing. Their taxes being pald-
on full, valuation now and under one-
fifth valuation under the proposed ordi
nance, their tax cost would be lessened.
The figures on taxation of the Brandets
Interests follow: - .
Brandels building, Sixteenth and Doug
las streets;.,..; v i.. '.
Actual, value , of .land: .I570.006.00.
Assesed value. Vt actual.. .'.i.;ii..IUiO0O.0O '
Area of land in square feet. ;a.v.. -t 14,84$ i
Value per square ft on assessed.! S.2T
Square ieet ' of space occupied j ,
under sidewalk 10,150
Value of space occupied at 13.27 s
per square foot w.f 33.U0.M
Tax per year at 25 mills I 829.73
Brandels theater building, Seventeenth"
and Douglas 8tra: .
Assessed value, actual. 41200.00
Area of land in square feet.... 27,103
Square feet of space occupied ' i
under sidewalk 1.700 !
Value of space at tt3 per . j
square foot I 4,401.00.
Tax per year at 25 mills $ 110.03
Courtney building, Seventeenth and
Douglas:
Asiiessd vine. 3 18.0CO.rn
Area of land in sq. ft 8.712
6quare ti ut of space ocoupied ,
under sidewalk ' 2.890 ;
Value of space occupied at 32.07 j
per square foot 3 8,062.20 1
Ta k per year 3 . 201.31
Boston store: 1 :
Assessed value , I 53,000.00 ;
Area of land In square, feet.... , , 8,712
Area of land In square feet : 17,44
Square feet of space 'occupied '
under sidewalk 3,310
Value of space at $3.33 per
square foot .3 11,022.30
Tax per year $ 276.56
Orkin Broa would have to pay 329L32
areaway tax " for the ' use 1 of 6,870 square
feet of space; Hayden Bros, would pay
321L8S for 5,075 square. feet of space used
beneath the sidewalk, Sherman "& Mc
Connell Drug company would pay 3257.68
annual tax for the use' of . 1,870 square
feet underneath its sidewalk at Sixteenth
and Dodge streets. '
COMMERCIAL CLUB CARPETS
ARE DELAYED IN TRANSIT
Four rolls of carpet, consigned to Hay.
tea Eros., the last shipment of carpets
to furnish the new Commercial ; club
rooma have been. somewhere delayed in
tmrs!t. H&yden Bros, announce thst In
rnJcr to locate and deliver rritnout fur
ther Way, an order has been given to
the express companies oa the railroad
l.avtag possession of the carpets to sur
rwrtir U'm to the 'first express com
mriy -..! iMiasi for tham.. . ."
Aaide from a handsome cash consider
ation, a certificate for superior service
will be riven the express company that
toc.ttee R-id makes " the " final delivery.
TfcU delivery l a matter that much con
ctins every laterert in tSe city of Omthi.
It ny caoss th Comrserdal dub with
its I ; X' nwraVrs to bf dslayed Is bjov-
iiijr iRta tndr new howa at the time ;
erred opon. The arch for fhia car- j
tt. its location and dHvry will be j
"atcfc4d closely ia Omaha by tb Cow
R?r!at clib and It 1.330 tnernbera. but
r,twt!y by the rsih-cads and expreas.eomr
r-.cs and ell otiar tr&aiportatloA cont
ratiiaa as to Use proficiency ot such
rvtc. ' .
NEW T0BK LECTUBEB TO SPEAF
AT BABIGHT'S HALL SUNDAY.
A I If P"t1"ti Solved
! that gret beaith tonic, Elcetritf Blt
1. t. la thai eiriciont of poor, thin
tn'5, e-,4 trajsthenlng the weak.. 60c
r-;r al by r.-a:-a Drag CxAdvertise
,-t A yvn'.Ji.n U lit Kod to
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Real estate men, councilmen and ever
the city attorney have found an intrtcat
problem in the framing of an ordinance
for taxing sub-sidewalk spaco. To make
U an equitable tax, a tax which shall be
lvig(J en an equal basis for the small
property' ownsr and the big property
owner and at (he same time give the clt
a fair return or an annual Increment
which will be worth figuring the various
rates and, the collecting thereof, com
prise only a few of the pushing phases
of the proposed ordinance.
Those who are framing the ordinance
are trying hard to Ulak Jt absolutely fair
to all who shall be affected by It There
is not much opposition to the proposed
legislation and particularly have the own
ers of large estates which will be directly
affected by it coma to the front for the
advocates of the ordinance. The owners
of small pieoes of property in which area
ways beneath the sidewalks will come
in for taxation are the persons whom
the framers of the ordinance fear. It Is
desired to make it a rigid bill, waterproof,
so to speak,' before it Is made Into law.
As President George Morton of the Real
Estate exchange says, the ordinance will
not be worth , writing intq the books U it
is not strong, enough - to "holdi water"
from the first , To "allow "a loophole
through which its opponents can take It
through, the courts and make expensive
delays for the city 'would be worse than
If It had not even been suggested. As It
is proposed, the ordinance will give the
city only 38,000 or; 310.000 a year, so It
readily, can be seen that to fight for It
would prove a loss to 'the municipality,
rather than "a gain,1 at least,; in its first
years. ' ; v " ' ". ;.
; ; Amount of Tax. Shown.
Accountants in Commissioner Dan But
ler's office, havo made out a' list from
which a good Idea of the .monetary ef
fect of the ordinance can be had. Various
properties In the shopping district of the
city have been taken as specimens and
the amounts the tax will develop are
shown.
The actual value of the Henshaw hotel
lot, for instance, aggregates 30,000. The '
assessment, which takes one-fifth actual
value, amounts to 353,000. The area of the
land in square feet is 8,712 and the value
of each square toot on the assessed valu
ation figures 36.43. The square feet of
space under the sidewalk ' in1 front "of
this hotels which happens to be quite use
ful, as a place to carry the guests! bag
gae In and out, totals 940,. whlchj valued
at $6.43 each, amounts to' 14,352.30. To levy 1
a yearly tax of 25 mills on this property,
so valued, would net the city "of Omaha
3108.81. Is it worth that much to the
Henshaw hotel? Is it woth that, arich
to the cltyT
The annua tax on the sub-sidewalk
space at. the Beaton drug store. Fif
teenth and Farnam streets, under the
proposed .ordinance, ..would gain the city
$158.18. The assessed valuation of the lot
is 34O,0CO,' one fifth the actual; valuation
There are 1.140 square feet ot. space be
neath the sidewalk, a space, by the way,
which was -created by excavation only a
I few months ago, evidently tor a purpose
of no small - value- At 33. tS a square
foot the valuation equals 38.S47.2o, from
which a levy of 25 mitia would mean to
the city just 3153.13, as above.
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Gain 30 Pound
In 39 Days
Protons, the Remarkable New Flesh
Builder, Builds Tip Flesh Fast and
' Hakes You Plump sod Strong.
CO-Ccnt Paclian Froo
I' llll our cotB should be a "cloth-edition" of
you' ooun(i n 9 ; They will be, if ' j H
MM ' tHey " , "HIGH-ART Clothes" ' . " ;' '' ;. ' j
I SI 1 1 I These garments will fit your inches and befit IH
lil j I j your" individuality. ; They are cut 'af soft-drape, ; I !
j j I 11 keep-shape, all-wool fabrics by the most gifted .V; .MMHHt
lIllH ' tailor-technicians in ' American For sale by Sm
j I I clothiers who are usually the biggest and al-.'. y
I , ways the best in their towns, v. r ' - jH
' ' To learn w1ure they're told, and why they are told there, tee "High . 111
Il Art In The World's Famous Monuments," graphically illustrated I 11
j '-; in colors. Free for a postcard. Simply address , ' l J Iffi
III llll Strouse & Brothers : ... . J 1 j
ill ' Makers of "High-Art" Clothe " - r; iH
m?r': - c-:; : :;"sff,;- :i'- :
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ace
onipaiiy.
- Before ' After 1
ffiwtoM If in naks) Ttm Mo and noisy
Thin people suffer a good deal of embar
rassment and ridicule,' As people poke
fun at a bony horse, so are bony people
the target for many humiliating "flings."
The plump, well-formed man or woman
Is a magnet: i Protons makes you plump,
strong, well-formed, normal, puts color
in your eye. 'and a fine poise to your
whole body. It keep you that way. It
Is the moat scientific and effective flesh
and strength, builder so far known, hai
ring none. i-
The regular H.OO 'sixe Protone Is for sale
by ali:druBBists,l.o)r irill be mailed direct,
upon receipt of price, by The Protone
Co.; 4954 Proton Bldg., Detroit. Mich.
rreo Protone Coupon
It will cost you nothing to prove the
remarkable effects of tala treatment
The Protone Company will send to
any one a free 60o package of Protone,
it they wUl fill out this coupon and
enclose 10c In stamp or sUver to helft
cover postage.. They will also send
with It full instructions and tueii
book on "Why You Are Thin."
TM JPBOTOini OOSCf A2TT -4904
Protoa JUdg. . . Detroit, XI ch.
Corner 14th 8t Douglas Sts.
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City...
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The
Hanan Shoe
From the day you buy
vour first pair until you
buy your last, you have
foot comfort that goes
with ' sioes as only Hain
an cm make. We have
them in all styles, shapes
and sizes : for men and
women. t
For Women
For Men "
and 350
, We are now showing
our New Fall Styles.
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The Doctor's Answers on
Health and Beauty Questions
By 9X. LEWIS BAKER
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The questions answered below are general
in character: the symptoms or diseases are
given and the answers will apply to any
case of similar nature. .. .
Those wishing further advice, free, may
address Dr. Lewis Baker, College Bldg.,
College-EHwood Sts., -Dayton, Ohio, enclos
ing sell-addressed, stamped envelope for
reply. Full name and address must be glv- .
en but only initials or fictitious nan.o will
be used in my answers. The prescriptions -can
be filled at any well stocked drug store. .
Any druggist can order of wholesaler. -
fcilr o't and fluffy. It will cure dandruff, Itch.
Ing scalP and lustrIea and talllnf hair. ' Atk
jour druggist tor a 4 oj. Jar of plain fallow
mlnrol and bm according ti directions, and
you will ba lurnrlMd to note the difference In
jrour hair.
"Fred W." writes: "I suffer with headache,
Indigestion, narroua debility and am also thin
almost to tba danger point. . What can ha don
for mef"
Answer: Ton can rerr readily OTercome these
.difficulties by using three-grain hyponuclane tab.
Ida They are put ap In sealed cartons with fall
directions,
physicians,
George H. Draper of New York will
Wfcat Brandets Pays,
In talking subway areaway tax.
the
speak- ab-'Baright -halk .Nineteenth-and '.44cussers invariably turn to the Bras
Farnam streets, Sunday at t o'clock. Mr. dl interests, wolch havo more space
Draper's toplo-'The Rich Man in Hell" ; hnath the sidewalks than any other
-Is an unusual one, and It is said that property owner in the city. Tet the Bran
the way the speaker handles this par-' dels interests, through the wiles of the
titular topic and the logical presentation ordinance, as it were, would recelvo more
have won him many friends. . ..benefit than the other areaway tax.
The lecture Is under the auspices of the payers. The Brandels interests now pay
International Bible Students' association. to the city a material rental for the
It ia free. ' ........ j epac used underground from stmt curb-
The "regular ? $1.00 sise r Protone is for
sale In Omaha by. Sherman St McConnell
lrss C8..' ICS So. IiuiSts"6t. na ana
Farnam; Owl Drug Co., S24 South Wth
Bt.: Beaton Drua ox::l50i ramsm at;
Loyal Pharmacy, m North, 16th St I; Bell
Drug Co., 1214 Farnam St. .
1419 Farnam Street .
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Wt'VI. J. QOSXHJFi5,
ftoatt Bealas. '
GE FA
NATURE'S WAT
Sin ll4'rrmltllMfssaTsMsVaatT
FAT FOE does the work
The delightful new home treatment,
FAT FOE. reduces you to slender elegance-In
a 'harmless manner. No diet.
No exercises. No poisonous druga
Safe, sensible new fat reducer. FAT
FOE makes fat go. FAT FOE the
enemy of obesity rescues you from
the thralldom of fat Iff tho great fat
uinnt lumnla are nmlainn. It sreta at
tbe root of fat evils and brings Joy to
fSt XOlka. jrAT"Vn reatuiwi urauij
of curve to .your face, chin and body
all rmlrtnrf fatnasa. leav-
ing no wrlnlclea You may become a
model or suenaerness ana enarm, $v
dlant with new health and greater vi
..u.u in.iud nf binr clumsily fat
Just iy FAT FOB to the drug clerk-
be KnOWS. - AH guw uiH'i
at 11.00 per box, or can get it for you
from any wholesaler or Cunningham
Sales Co., 14 th and Waseo Sta. Den
ver, Cola . ,
"Distress ' writes: "'My hslr Is so oily end
straggling 1 wish yon could tell me something to
make tt anft and' fluffy. It makes me posttlTely
homely. . I xlso haya a great deal of dandruff."
Answer: Many women would ba more - beau-
ff..l l .h t-.f ult fluff- hmir ' 1 tmn tell woo
a Terr simple remedy, one thst'wlll make your : come, a pleasure to you. Syrup of hypophosphltea
also bothered with constipation." ' . ' .
Answer: Ton should . not neglect Indigestion
and constipation as It leads to more serious trou
ble; very frequently appendicitis la caused by
this neglect Begin at once and take tablet
trlopeptlne. These are packed In sealed cartons
with full directions for taking. " ,t
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"Lanrs. 8," writes: "l. am so tired and ner
vous all the time that I can Scarcely drag on
toot after the other, It Is vary hard for me as I
bare to work. My appetite Is also very poor."
Answer: What yoneed' I (d tonic reetor
atlTe treatment Take the tonic prescribed below
and you will soon be strong and hesltby .and will
not hare that tired feeling. Tour work will be-
comp. I oss., tincture eadomene, 1 ox., mix, and
take a teaspoonful before each meal. This should
be continued tor several weeks until you teel per
fectly strons.
"Martha" , write: "If yon know of s safe,
harmless but effective remedy for reducing weight,
pleas advise." .
Answer: Purchase these two Ingredients at
the drug store and take a teaspoonful after each
meal tor three days, then double the doss, con
tinuing for several weeks or as long ss necessary:
Aromatic ellilr. I oss.: glycol arbolene, 1 os.
These ar hlahly recommended by Mix bv shaklns wall In a bottle and alwar shake
and it used according to direction before using. It I wall to purchase these separ-
yon will soon b rid ot headache, your Indlges- tely to avoid sunatltutlo. .
Hon will be gone and yon will gain from 1 to
10 pounds. Thee Ubleti should be taken regu- . ,?,.. .. .- v . . ., ,
larlV for several months, and you can depend oa - . "r'L. u hTtt mU!
, , from several doctors for liver and kidney . trouble
gaining una. , . ,V . .. land constipation, but it does not seem' to heip
.w'j writes: ' ! hav, tried so many rem-" Jg Sssnl'wJt ViiTlrS
ii.f- -h...n.ti.m th.t i .m .!m.t .mid headache, and dlssy spells. What shall I do?"
to try any morebut It yon. can tell me a surs ,
Answer: Ths beet remedy that Iknow for your
i,, . . unuw i- Ki-iu tuivuvif uiwiviM inn uui-
TZZZP! n 0 disheartened W-you i J"". .SHJ 'TjLZ
a.. w. t 1 . y,mt r.t,iA wltn run airmtiOsasx, Moat ot th remedni only
ntve net wen ftble to find omeinlng tut wouia tot lt -ft,7t-v k stninKssi-K laKiat.
,r,nULkrh;Bh.fl.,0;ouJOU0tr.m tChTdn. ?W to 1. WsSrSf ;
I.. I.,. A A -f nn.hlf .1 ' SSilOW IOCS. " '
eomp. fluid balmwort. 1 oa. ; eomp. essence car
dlol, 1 oa ; and syrup sarsaparllla, I oss. Mix
and take a teatpeonful at meal time and again
before going to bed.
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"Fern", writes: "I have suffered with a bad
cough for some time and I am also weak and
tired most of the time, which I think I due to
the sever coughing. Can you glv me a .rem
edy
"Busy Mother" Bedwettlng can be earlly cured
In children by giving them the following: Tinc
ture eubebs, 1 dram; tincture rhua aromatic, 1
drama, and eomp, (luid balmwort, 1 os. Give
from lt to II drop In water an hour before each
meal.
Doctor: "I have very bad case of catarrh ot
the head and my stomach, bowels and Mood ar
affected. I suffer greatly and would Ilk a
Answer: Yes. vour weakness I due to the cure.'
rcus ilr.g, bat yoe can be cured by using ths fol- A. O.: Local treatment should be aed as fol
lowing: Get s IVt ot. paokage of essence meotho- lows: Get I ess. of antiseptic Vllane powder,
lexen and make according to direction oa ths Lee a half teaspoonful to a pint of warm water;
bottle, then take a teaspoonful every hour or two snuff the water from the palm of the hand through
antll the cough I cured. This makes a full pint the nostrils two or three times a day. Then naka
of tb vary best and safest cough syrup. If your a catarrh balm by mixing a level teaspoonful tt
druggist doe not hsv m-ntho-laxena have him Vllane powder with one ounce of vaseline or lard
order it tor you of the wholesale firms, and apply to the nostril aa tar up as possible. '
e . . Jtlso take a teaspoonful four time dally of the
Doctor: What ea I take tor a bad ess of tn- following:' Syrup sarsaparllla eomp, 4 ots.'( eomp.
digestion, t have sat fared wllh It tor many fluid balmwort 1 es. ; fluid xt. bueais. I os.
year and nothing I take helps at alL I ana Mix and shake well. Advertisement
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