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EIGHTY GRADUATES OF
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY
Important Piano Announcement!
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ARE GIVEN DIPLOMAS
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First Degree of Doctor of Laws Ever Bestowed by Omaha
Institution is Awarded to Constantino J. Smyth, Chief .
Justice of Court of Appeals, District of Columbia.
"It is to the scholar, to the man of broad education, that
iwe must look both now and after the war for the solution of
.'the many problems with which America is menaced," declared
Constantine J; Smyth, chief justice of the court of appeals of
tne District of Columbia, member of the class of '79 of Creigh
' ton and speaker at the 28th annual commencement of Creigh-
ton university Saturday morning. .
Justice Smyth, a former resident of
t ... Uman and at one time a law partner
l : ot Mayor bmith, was the recipient be
' fore his address of the first degree of
1 -! 1 -1 I T T T L . i j
i . ii i 1 1 1 ill taura I I I mimr 11 r 1 1 1 m 11
J oy t-reignton university, A his was
--j announced by Rev. Francis X, Mc-
4 Meoamy. b,. J., president of the uni
.versity, as he bestowed the degree,
- ...' Tells of Trying Year;
: President McMenamy in, his intro-
Kluctory address at the beginning of
the exercises, spoke of the trying year
. Uht MSiL isihich,. the t -university . had
'passed. With a decree of 60 per cent
in attendance in the law -school and
a graduating class in the college of
' liberal arts reduced to four members,
'with 16 professors and almost 800
,! jtudents and Slumni in the service, the
. "university had many. difficulties to en
counter. 11 students in the medical
.' tnd dental schools had enlisted in the
' nedical feserve corps, the university
6jrom its endowment had purchased
60,000 "worth of Liberty bonds, but,
, . laid President McMenamy, "If thjt
' ar draws away our last student, we
will face the issue with Calmness."
S , ' Archbishop Speaks.
Archbishop J. J. Harty of the diocese
)l Qmaha,. in. a brief, word of con
gratulation to the graduating classes,
' ' idvised them to hold before.them high
Ideals, tp.be aggressive and to love
mcrica; "
The academic procession, headed by
-Frank O. McCaffrey of the class of
;',904 as marshal, left the front of the
University and, accompanied by the
;-adet band,,, marched through the
' ampus into the gymnasium, where
he exercises were held.
The graduates were presented to
the president for the conferring of
degrees by the deans of the several
; departments. Acting Dean Herman
' V.onW.,SchtjJte, A. B., M. D., pre
sented the' graduates of the college of
medicine.
Administers Oath.
Chief Justice Andrew M. Morrissey
of the supreme court of Nebraska ad
ministered the oath of llegiance to
the federal and state constitutions to
the graduates of the law school.
"A; Sound Education" was the title
. f the address of Justice Smyth, j
"Imperfect notions exist regarding
.duration," said Justice Smyth, "es
pecially because it is supposed that
education can be obtained only
' within institutions of learning, where
is education continues from birth to
death. Education in this broader
lease is the most important influence
In the career of an individual and of
- , i nation, False education has led
the sons of Germany to believe that
they -were destined to inherit the
earth. False education has led to the
ireseiit chaos in Russia.
- , '; Grtat Problems Await.
"Great problems await solution in
this country. One is that of the
proper relation of capital and labor.
Anotjier is the inculcation of a proper
J respect "for authority in America. A
third important problem is the repres
sion of the spirit of hatred which
stalks through the land in the person
of men ;who are seeking to subvert
our institutions.
"Our, great need at once is for
itrong'ttien to solve these problems,
not for' timorous politicians who al
ways have an eye on possible votes
after the war. It is the duty of our
American universities to furnish these
itrong men."
Eighty graduates of the class of
1918 - of the Five departments of
"reighton university received their
liplomas Saturday morning. The
graduating class . included four women-Misses
Mona H. CowCll and
Gladys J. Shamp in the law school,
and ' Misses Viola Armstrong and
Maude V. Giese in the pharmacy
school
The graduates were presented to
tne presioept by the cleans as toi
lows:
College of Medicine, Acting Dean
Herman Von W. SchuXte, A. B., M. D.
-.. mMmi':0mm,
JsitftL
CONSTANTINE J. SMYTH
College of Law, Dean Paul Martin,
A. M., LL. B.
College of Liberal Arts, Dean Rob
ert M. Kelley, S. J.
College of Dentistry, Dean A. Hugh
Hippie, D. D. S., M. D. S.
College of Pharmacy, Dean How
ard C. Newton, Ph. C.
The list of graduates is as follows:
College of Medicine.
A. W. Anderson E- Mullln
A. J. Callaghan D- M. Nlgro
C. C. Coady J. T. O'Connell
E. A. Connolly O. R. Rleth
I. J. DeBacker F. W. Bchaller
J. N. Gehlea H. T. Sullivan
N. J. Haverly j. B. Williams
P. W. McCrann I p. g. voslka.
. College of Law. ..j..
A. w. Ajiderton . F. L. Haya."
DUNDEE
Mr. James W. Hamilton is spend
ing a few weeks with his mother in
Edmonton, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ritiwoller - of
Chicago are spending a few weeks
with Mr. and -Mrs. H. . J. Schifferje,
5132 Dodge street. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Redick are at
White Sulphur Springs, Va.
The Westminster circle of the Dun
dee church met Monday with Mrs.
Stanton.
. Children's day exercises with bap
tism of children 'will be held Sunday,
June 9, in the Dundee Presbyterian
church. .
- Mrs. Mary Crosby left Tuesday
evening for. Idaho, where she will
spend the summer with her daughter,
Ars. L. Compton
Mrs. D. L. Johnston . entertained
very informally at luncheon Tuesday
for Mrs. Mary Crosby, Mrs. Sheldon
ind Mrs. Maxwell. "
Mrs. T. N. Crosby entertained in
. Formally at luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs. A. C. Crossman is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Wilson, in Atkinson,
Keb.
- Mrs. Wr T. Robinson is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Strode, in St. Louis.
Mrs. Reuben Copp has come from
California to visit her sister, Mrs. S.
R. Rush, and Mr. Rush.
Mrs. Leonard Abercrombie has re
turned from an extended viajt in
HoustonY'Tex.
Rev. Henry Larape and family are
guests of Rev. and Mrs. J, J.
Lampe.
1 Devotional services were held Me
morial day in the morning by the wo
man's bible class of the Dundee
church at the home of the leader,
Mrs. D. ,L. Johnston. '
V Lieutenant Colonel David L. Stone
has been appointed to serve on Gen
eral Pershing's staff. Mrs. Stone and
children are staying indefinitely with
Mrs. Stone's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Hoagland.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Harte have gone
to the Pacific coast to spend the sum
mer with their daughter, Mrs. F. L.
Morgan, and Mr. Morgan.
A. U Blaenlua
G. J. Cleary
Miu M. H. Cowtll
V. M. Pelehoy
B. L. Dlckaaon -J.
A. Griffin
T. J. Griffin
B. J. Krager
C. E. Lafferty
E. L. Murphy
W. W. Fatten
T. W. Powell
D. J. Roblneon
Mlaa G. J. Ehamp.
College of Liberal Art.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
F. E. Randolph J. P. Ruatell.
BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
J. W. McGan J. D. Leadon.
College ot Pentlatry. '
Gharle A. Anderson. C. D. Kratochvll.
Godfrey Blndenwald.
William E. Brennan.
Carl E. Bumf.
Jamea O. Clayton.
Leslie L. Corfman.
Charles R. Crosier.
John W. Dlndlnger.
Frank E. Eekhardt.
Henry W. Edson.
Francis W. Garrison.
William F. Gilmore.
James C. Jones.
L. B. Kascht.
College of Pharmacy.
Leroy J. Krause.
Robert D. McKercher.
Vincent J. Morgan.
Mark John Noy.
F. A. Peterson.
Frank O. Rohde.
Emll L. Boukup.
Robert Orln Schaeter.
Glenn E. Stoddard.
W. M. Uebelacker.
Frank R. Vasko.
Frank J. Viner. .
Viola Armstrong.
Curt O. Benson.
E. P. Cnrmichael.
P. J. Connor.
W. F. Gadke.
Maude V. Giese.
Anton Hoffman, Jr.
Benediot C. Kalin.
John B. Logan.
William W. Patton of the law
school and James W. McGan of the
arts college are at present in of
ficers' training camps and so received
their degrees in absentia.
C. M. Maloney.
W. R. Murray.
August F. Ourada.
Gall E. Overstake.
Eugene C. Smith.
Fred O. Smith.
Edwin L. Steele.
F. J. Vermuelen.
BENSON
Miss Evelyn Kelland of Sioux City
was visiting among old friends here
last weeK. ,
Mrs. Louis Moon entertained at a
birthday dinner in honor of Dr. Moon
Monday eveninsr at the home of her
mother, Mrs. .Sanborn: Covers were
laid for 14-guests.
1 he Woman s club held their an
nual luncheon on Tuesday in the
cricket room.
The high school has Riven $264.15
to the Red Cross fund during 1 the
past week and the girls fitted out
10 baby layettes for the French and
Belgians.
Union prayer services were held in
the Methodist church Wednesday eve
ning and at the close of the services
a reception was held at the Presbyte
rian church for Rev., and Mrs. A. J.
McClung, who have just returned
from West Virgiria.
Mrs. 'Arthur ' Raiser of Cheyenne,
Wyo., is visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. J. J. Amish and daughter, left
Saturday for a visit in Iowa.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. J. Holmes and a son to Mr.
and Mrs. George Mueller during the
past week,
Mrs. E. E. Murdock, formerly of
Benson, spent last week-end visiting
old friends..
Miss Madeline Horton left Mon
day for Lincoln, where she will at
tend summer school.
Mrs. P. A. Penoyer entertained the
teachers and Sunday school workers
of the Methodist church at her home
on Friday evening.' A program and
lunch was had during the evening.
Miss Vera Marshall entertained for
the Loyal Daughters' club at her
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Dancer Raises Funds for Red Cross
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more than $1,000 from the crowds
that gathered about the temporary
stage.
Georgia is a pupil in the first grade
of Farnam school. (L -
Never before in the history of our Piatto busi
ness have we been in a position to offer rou such
bargains as at the present tim&
All Pianos that have been returned from rent,
from schools, music conservatories, hotels, thea
ters, private families; in fact every slightly used
Piano on our floors will be placed on sale Monday
morning and must be closed out regardless of cost.
We need the room for large shipments of Pianos
now in transit. ,
Here Are a Few of Rare Bargains That Must Go In This Sale
"TgriTr T '-'ix , :.
$300 Practice Piano 3 50
$300 Kohler & Chase Upr.S 85
$325 Kimball Upright 8128
$350 Krakhaue Upright. .$150
$350 Schmoller & Mueller 8105
$375 Price & Teeple Upr. .$225
$400 Marshall & Wendell U.S245
$400 Chickering Upright. .$248
$500 Steger & Sons Upr.. $250
$550 Hardman Upright. . .$55
$500 Knabe Upright. ... .$275
$400 J. & C. Fischer Upr.$200
$500 Everett Upright. . . . .$325
$425 Emerson Upright. . . .$335
$1,000 Steinway Grand... $375
Terms Can Be'Arranged As Low As $5.00 Per Month
On our regular line of new Steinway, Hardman, Emerson, Steger & Sons, McPhail, Schmoller & Mueller
and Aeolian Player Pianos we are quoting prices and terms to appeal to the shrewdest purchaser;
Fifty Pianos for rent, $4, $5 and up per month. Rent allowed if purchased. Pianos tuned, moved and re
paired by Expert Workmen.
Write for catalogue, prices and terms about this money-saving sale or pay us a visit of inspection.
Wfl can and will save you money.
Schmoller
laeller Piano Co.
Distinctive in the manv chases ofO
terpsichorean art, 5-year-old Georgia
Bess Petnbleton, daughter of Mrs.
Lillian Pembleton, 3153 Farnam
street, stands foremost among the
little folk of the city. Critics have
praised the little dancer for her re
markable skill in mastering difficult
steps. She is entitled to no less credit
for her singing, as Georgia possesses
a voice of singular perfection for her
During the recent Red Cross drive
she had the honor to assist the work
ers in raising funds. Each noon hour
hundreds of hurried workers gathered
about her and watched her perform
ance of various classic steps while she
sang popular selections.
With the assistance of Charlotte
Brant, 9 years old, Georgia Bess
Pembleton succeeded in collecting
home Monday' evening, about 20
guests being present.
Mrs. M. C Berry has returned from
Beatrice, Neb., where she had been
called by the sickeness of a relative.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Torgensen enter
tained on Tuesday evening at an an
nouncement party for their daughter.
Miss Helen, whose marriage to Mr.
L. H. Winters takes place this sum
mer. The quests were served a two
course luncheon at a table, where the.
announcement was made by a cupid
coming from a bouquet in the center
of the table. The guests were: Misses
Kate Van Horn, Carrie Crossett.
Helen Morton, Hazel McClure, Irene
Pence, Frankie Bullock, Merle
Hughes, Mary Grove, Opal Burt.
Veda Paddock and Clara Cotter.
Mesdames C. C Sawtelle, A. J. Mc
Clung, M. Furbush and V. Horton.
Mr. J. C. Hire of Red Cloud, who
has been a guest at the F. M. Dailey
home left last week for West
Union, la. ,
Mrs. J. C. Campbell was hostess for
the Methodist Ladies' Aid society at
her home Wednesday.
One of Princess Mary's most prized
possessions is a collection of framed
portraits of most of the great Eng
lish, French and American military
aviators.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
WHY IT INCREASES
Hair a,iywlh la .tlranLttd and
Its frequent removal la necessary
when merely removed frm the
surface of the skin. Tha only logi
cal and practical war to reJaora
hair la to attack It under the akin.
DeMlracle, the original aaattary
liquid, does) this by absorption.
Only genuine DeMlracle ha. a
money-back guarantee la eaeh
package. At toilet counters la 60c,
SI and 93 alaea, er by mall from n.
in plain wrapper on receipt of price.
FREE book mailed In plain scaled
envelope on reqaeat. DeMlracle,
128th St. and Park AveNew York
Largest Piano House in the West. 1311-13 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
, Latest Sheet Music and Musical Instruments at Special Prices.
When Writing to; Our Advertisers
Mention Seeing it in The Bee
An Army of 3;000,000
Back' of Nuxated Iron
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General Gordon, Hera of the
Battle of Gettysburg, Leads the
Way; United States Judge Atkinson,
Former Governor of Weat Va., Tells
Benefit Ho Derived From its Usej
Former United State Senator Chat.
A. Towno Commend Nuxated Iron
To All Who Feel the Need of Re
newed Energy.
Sworn Statement of Competition of Nuxated
Iron Formula Printtd Btlow Should Con.
vlnce Every Phytician and Drugjiit That
It i a Product ol CraaUtt Therapeutic
Value. Doctor Telia How Beat to Utt it to
Create New Red Blood Corpuaelea and
Thereby Greatly Increase Your Strength,
Power and Endurance,
ut:
eaeral DevM I M1 aerate O,
B. a, (Ratlraei, .remetea lee
Hast e.ntu.t la the k.lll. f
nnawrei weii-snewn Inalae
nier. vanerai earuaa tyal
aavaaeae age
Ual
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Nuial.t Ira
reefy lar an.thar aemaalas.
III eat
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News To All
thi country
PERUNA
RUJTS
It is not through the
printed paper or by flashes
over the wire3 that the
fame of Perana is spread
most effectively. More peo
ple take Peruna because of
the advice of some satisfied
friend than for any other
reason.
KEEP WELL
TAKE
PERUNA
It allay Inflamtaation ol the
mucous membrane, restores the
appetite, tone up the bowels,
aid elimination and puts Ufa and
vigor into th cntlr human y
tem. Peruna protect the health ot
the whole family.
, In liquid or tablet form.
Sold everywhere. Ask your dealer
I
NORANEAL
PIANO
Faculty Member Sherwood School of Music
Studio, 513 McCagut Bid. Phone Dour. 4804.
FISTULA CURED
Rectal Dlieaset Cured without ttvtre tar
cical operation. No Chloroform or Ether Died.
Cur guaranteed PAY WHEN CURED. Writ for
illustrated book on Rectal Diseases, with names
nd testimonial! of more than 1.000 prominent
people woe na been permanently eared.
DR. E. R. TARRY -240 Bee Building. Omaha Neb
N ditenttina Nuxated Iron at a dinner In fashionable hotel In New York.
a well-known man ot affair said that th fact that over three million peo
ple annually were endorsing- It by their us of It, according to eonttrvativ
estimates, wa to him th strongest ponibl argument that could be advanced a
to its therapeutic efficacy. No newspaper or magasin in the world hat a vast
army of three million purchaser. It represents more than half the total num
ber of vote usually east for successful candidates for President. Such an army
of trained American Soldiers In Franc today could, in
- ut opinion, immediately sweep th. combined armies of
th Central Empires back across th Rhine and win a
complete victory in lest than thre months, dictate th
term of peace to Germany In Berlin. Nuxated Iron Is
tuch a valuable product to give the "ttay-there" strength.
power and endurance to much demanded by soldiers In the
rmy that General Gibson say that, Judging from the
results in his own case, ha feel that every soldier who
goe to th front should take Nuxated Iron, and that it
hat brought back to him In good measure that old buoy,
ancy and energy that filled hi vein In 1847 when he
mfd,.vhllU,?iuirp.h"n.t wlth General Wlnfleld Scott
into th. City of Mexico.
SOME OF THE
PROMINENT
PEOPLE WHO
HAVE USED
AND ENDORSED
NUXATED IRON
Hon. Lesli M.
Jhaw Former Sec
retary of theTreas
ury in the Cabinet
of one of the most
strenuous of Amer
lean Presidents,
alto former Gov
ernor ot Iowa.
United State
Judge George W.
Atkinson Of the
Court of Claims of
Washington, D. C,
former Governor of
W. Va.
General John L.
Clem. U. S. A. (Re
tired) The drum
mer boy of Shlloh,
who wat Sergeant
in th U S. Army
t 12' yean of age.
Former United
State Senator
Chat. A. Town a
the silver-tongued
orator of Minne
sota, nominated for
Vie. President.
Former Health
Commissioner Wm.
R. Kerr of Chicago.
General David
Stuart Gordon. U.
S. A. (Retired)
Well-known Indian
fighter and hero of
th battle of Get
tysburg. Former United
State Senator
Obadiah Gardner of
Main.
Former First As
sistant Postmaster
General of t h
United States, C.
P. Granfield.
General Horatio
Gate Gibaon. U. S.
A. (Retired) Who
entered In the City
of Mexico in the
war of 1847 with
Genera! Wlnfield
Scott.
Former United
State Senator
Wm. V. Sulivanel
Mississippi.
Judge Samuel S.
Voder States
man. Jurist, for
merly Surgeon-Major
in th Army.
hornier United
State Senator
Richard Holland
Kenner Present
Judge Advocate
General In the 28th
Division. Hattiet-
burg, Mies.
mn
lartry at laa bulla al Chltemeu
whan aal. fa vaare el. Me ear.
that Nmala Ira. It the ana end
evar-eallakle ta.lt thai he ekttlae
meet aurarltla retail tree It
1 eae la rue waatt' IK
General David Stu- Former United States 8enator Chat. A.
rt Gordon, noted Town lay it "A a member of Congress
Indian fighter nd from New York, a member of Congress
hero of the battle of and Senator from Minnesota, a particl-
Gettysburg, y : pant in political campaign and candidate
"When I became for Vic President, my nervous energy and
badly run down this reserve fore wer tremendously drawn
year, I found myself upon. That I lurvlved these trials and
totally without th cam Into advanced middle life with th
physical power to elattlelty and ttrength of boy It uncjuet-
come back' at I had tionably due to the righteous attention I
don In my youngtr hav paid to th proper eare of my body,
dayt. I tried differ. Recently I hav bean taking Nuxated Iron
nt o-ealled Honlct' and hav found It of th greatest benefit as
without feeling any a tonlo and regulative. Henceforth I ehall
forming drug, ttlm
ulantt and aleohollo
beyeraget. Thar
re thousand who
undoubtedly might
readily . build op
their red blood cor
putcles. in e r a
Upon th declaration ot war I decided to
re-enter public life which to me meant th
army in the midst of war time. With th
kustainlng tonlo of Nuxated Iron I hav
had no occasion to weaken under th most
ttrenuout duties and th longer th hour
ot work and ttudy, th better I hav felt.
I beg to recommend to every man, whether their phytieal energy
h. work, with hand and brain, th. lnvalu- ? ".fE
able medicament which only yourselves pre- ward off the mil
pare. It has no equal on th market" Hons -of - disease
Dr. Ferdinand King, a New York Phy
sician and Medical author, lays: "There
can be no vigorous iron men without iron.
Pallor means anaemia. Anaemia meant Iron
not be without It, I am In a position to deficiency. The skin of anaemic men and
testify for th advantage' of others, to the women 1 pale; the flesh flabby. Th. mus-
remarkable and immediate helfulness of elet lack tone, the brain fagt and th mem-
thia remedy ,and I unhesitatingly recom- ory fail and they become weak, nervous.
Jet
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6. W.JUUnalarMr
anraar, srt taat
taa ratiiu ka kw
Ul4 Iran Saalaa
Noiatat Ira. hare
mi sir
(Hill that ba baa aafar
bat rateawa is e
autlffae whaie re.
alt ware sa lattrfae.
tor; l taalwtthla tke
frw naRhi ba bai baaa
uklar u ka teals fce
baf tropaa all tke
bartoe al tbt mates'
V
criminate doting to
frequently brings to
the people who
make us ot medi
e a m e n t a. It ia
without hesitation that I recommend Nux
ated Iron to persons who in the stress
of physical or mental labors have permitted
the system to become debilitated, the body
exhausted or th nerve run down. It has
restored my appetite and my vitality. I
fee) that I hav. dropped off the burden of
month of toil in th few week that I hare
been following the very simple directions
for th ut of Nuxated Iron" :
better, but finally I
heard of hew physi
cians were widely
recommending or
ganie iron to renew
red blood and., re
build strength in
worn-out bodies. As
a result I started
taking Nuxated Iron
and within a month
it had aroused my
weakened vital
forces and made m
feel itrong again,
giving m. endur
ance such I never
hoped to again pol
led"." United S t a t t
Judge Georg W.
Atkinson of the
Court of Claims of
Washington, D. C,
says: "Only this
Spring I hav tried
your valued pre
scription, Nuxated
Iron, as a tonic, and
restorative following mend Nuxated Iron to all who fel the need
on the rigors ol tnt . .
patt winter. The ' renewed energy and th regularity of
resultt hav been bodily function!."
hav'5nerVhad,'rei Former United State Senator Richard
conn to a medicine Rolland Kenney, Judge ' Advocate General,
whose results were Mth Division. Hattiesburg, Ml., saysi "It
a satisfactory, ao - , . , ' .
complete and to free BV m -em,ln Pleasur to bear testimony
from any of th in- to the eurative properties and the restore-
eldental eomplle. tlv and tonic valu of Nuxated Iroa. I
tions which Indis- .
nave umn uains your prescription lor a
number of months during which time I hav
enjoyed an Increase of weight, a decided In
crease in my vigor, and in the power of en
':ri
Baa. tuna ST. Ibao,
laraiar taeratarr ef
taa treuarjr. la tba
safelaet al aaa al taa
Halt ttranaaai al
Bjartaaa Pr.lldeiU.
alas loraer tianraar
f Iowa. Rrtary
baw baa taksa Sax.
eta Iraa btawllea
aaaarlaaatt tba be.
flla al lu tonic aa
baalth atrial arovr
Urate tbatla wrtuat
his aadartrairal ha
kaawa Kkartal fee
irritable, despondent and melancholy.
When the Iron goet from th blood ot
women th rot go from their eheekt. In
th most common food of America, th
itarchei, augars, tabl tyrupt, eandl, pol
ished rice, white bread, oda cracker, bis
cuits, macaroni, spaghetti, tapioca, sago, far.
ina, degerminated corn meal, no longer it
iron to be found. Refining processes hav
removed the Iron of Mother Earth from
these Impoverished foods, and silly methods
of home cooking, by throwing down th
wasteplpe th water in which our vegetables
germ that are al
m o s t continually
around us. It is
surprisin g how
many people suffer
from Iron deficiency
and do not know it.
If you are not
strong or well you
owe it to yourself
' to make the follow
ing testt See how
long you can work
or how far you can
walk without becom
ing tired. Next
take two five grain
t b I 1 1, ordinary
nuxated iron, three
times per day after
weals for two weeks.
Then t a t your
strength again and
see how much you
have gained. Num
bers o f nervous,
run down people
who were ailing all
the while have in
e r e a s e d their
utrength and e n -durance
in two
weeks' time while
taking iron in the
proper form. Many
an athlete and prire
fighter has won the
day simply because
he knew th secret
of great strength
and endurance
which la so greatly
aided by having
plenty of Iron in
the blood, while
many another hat
gone down to in
gloriout defeat wim
ply for the lack of
Iron. 'j, '
Sworn Statement of Composition
of Formula of Nuxated Iron
Iron Peptonat. (tpeeia) (pacific standard)
Quality given below. Sodium Glycerophos
phates U. S. P. (MonsBnto.) Calcium Glycero
phosphates U. S. P. (Monsanto.) P. E. Nux
Vomica U. 8. P. Cascarin Bitter, Magnesium Carbonate,' Po. Ginger U. S. P, OQ Cassia Cinnamon
U. S. P. Calcium Carbonate Preclp. U. S. P.
Each dose of two tablets ot Nuxated Iron contain on and one-half grain of organic Iron In
the form of Iron peptonate of a special specific standard which in our opinion possesses superior '
uuaiiiica im any timer anown iorm oi iron oy using otner manes ol
Iron Peptonate we could hav put th. tarn, quality of actual iron in
the tablets at lest than one-fourth th. cost to us, and by using metallic
Iron we could have accomplished the tarn, thing at less than one
twolfth of the cost, but by so doing ws mutt hire mow certainly Impaired their
Ihertpeutlc efficacy. OlrcerophosnnatM used In Nuxated Iron It ont of tin mutt t
IMmlvt tnnla Ingredients known. It It siptoltUy recommended to build up th
nuts force and thereby lnoraatt brtln power, at ilyosropUotpbttei are tald to eno
taln phoephorout In t ttstt tary similar to thil In which It It found In tot ntrrt
and brain cells of msn.
As will ba seen from ths short, two ImporUnt tnmdlents of Nuxated Iron (Iran
Pentonitt tnd Olyoerophoiphttet) art very sxptntlvt products tt compared with
mot other tonics. i
Under such circumstances the temptation to adulteration and substitution by un
scrupulous persons Is nry treat, and the fiubllo Is hereby warned to be careful tnd
lee etery bnttlt Is plainly libeled "NUXATED IBON" by tht Die Health LaboratorlM.
Tarls, London, and Detroit, V. 8. A., ai Uili li tht only fenulnt article. Look out
for preparatrwii labeled Nux ind Iron and other similar names, at than prepiratlpni
are not tht fenulnt Nuxated Iron. If you hire taken other formt of Iron without
uceeu, Dili does not prort Nouted Iron will mot help you. We mtrtntee Satisfac
tion to erery purchaser or your money will He rtfuuded. Dm Health Laboratories,
Detroit, Mich. 1
SOME OF THE
PHYSICIANS
WHO HAVE
PRESCRIBED
AND
RECOMMENDED
NUXATED IRON
Dr. Jama Fran
cis Sullivan for
merly Physician of
Bellevu Hospital
(Outdoor Dept.)
New York, and the
Westchester Coun
ty Hospital.
Dr. A. J. New.
man Late Police
Surgeon of th City
of Chicago and for.
mer House Surgeon
Jefferson Park
Hospital, Chicago.
Dr. Ferdinand
King New York
physician and Med.
leal Author.
- Dr. Schuyler C
Jaque Formerly
Vititing Burgeon
St. Elizabetbi Hot.
pital, New York.
Dr. F. Rot-back
Graduate of Belle,
vue Hospital Medi
cal College.
Dr. J. W. Ami
ated Graduate of
University of Ala
bama, School of
Medicine, Mobile.
Dr. D. F. Caaone
Graduate of the
Vanderbilt Univer.
aity. Nashville, Ten
Dr. C W. Bailey
Graduate of th
State Unlveraity of
Iowa.
Dr. W. O. Pariah
Graduate of th.
College of Physi
cians and Surgeon
Keokuk, low.
Dr. E. Truett
Graduate of th
University of Ar
kansas, Medical
Dent., Little F,ock.
Dr. E. C. F.llard
Graduate of the
Ecleetio Medical
College. Cincinnati.
Dr. R. C. Baugh
Graduate of the
Memphis Hospital
College, Memphis.
Dr. M. B. Pollard
Graduate of th
University of Tex
as. Dept. of Medi
cine, Galveston.
Dr. J. D. Shelton
Graduate of the
Louisville Medical
College.
Dr. E. Croat
Graduate of th
Tulan University
of. Lou It vill.
School of Medicine,
New Orleans.
ManufirtBren .Note: Nuxated boa t not set
ret remedy but ont which It well known to drunlit
durance under th strain of newly-accepted r cooked, is responsible for another grave it li easily aminulawd, don not tajumthe t2m
iron loss. Therefore you should supply th "J1 ttomaoh. Nuxated
Iron deficiency in your food by ntlng tome
form of organic Iron Nuxated Iron just
at you would us salt when your food ha
not enough salt"
If people would only take Nuxated Iron
when they feel weak or run down Instead
duties to th Government. From the time
of my retirement from the Senate of the
United States, nearly fifteen yean ago
down to the preient time, or rather until
th outbreak of th war, I had been actu
ally and unremittingly engaged In th prac
tice of my profession in my home tate.
Iron ii not reeouimentled lor us la earn of acute UN ' '
ness, -but only at tonlo strength and blood bulkier. ,
(In case of acute Illness slwars consult your family
Physician and be (ulded by hit adrloe.) If in doubt i
ti to whether or not you need a tonic, ask your doe
tor. ss ws do not wish to sell yon Nuxated Iron If
you do not require It. If you should use it and tt
does not help you. notify m and we will return year "
trtAnttW Tr. in atnlrl la Ifnla ales ka t1i... a ir.t-
of doting thmtlv with habit, nell Drug Mora tod other druuista. Adv. '
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