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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-08-26
Zpravy americke.
Klesani pfistehovalectvi.

u yykaMl spolkoy6 Gfadoyny
pro pfiaGboyaleetyi a naturalist
ci jest zfejmy znaGny Gbytek v
pfistfboyalectyi v uplynultm me.
Sci ceryencL Y mGsici tervenci
pfieestoyalo do Spojenych Stdtu
27,570 pfist6hoyalcu prot 97,l32 Y
mGsici tcrvenci rohm pfedchazeji.
ohio, coz znamena iibytek o " pro.
cent. Ncjy6tM Gbytek yykazuje
pfistihOvalcctvi \ Ruska, nebof Y
Geryenci t. r. pfijelo sem jen 6,l9s
rusk}ch pfistGhoyaIc1 proti 23,
971 Y cerycnci 1907, col znancnA
1bytek o ~ procent V mesici
Gcrvenci t, r, byl ma americk0u
peyninu zabranen pfistup j35 ne
yitanym pfist6hoyaIcGm. BGhem
sesti m6sict, kter6 skonGily 81.
Geryencem patilO sc pfistthoyalec.
tyi ze vsech zemi ma $4,000 osob
proti 1861 v prisIusn6 dobG r.
1907; 1bytek rs procent V do
tytnych scsti m6sicich bylo odmr,
st6no 340S nevitanych pfist6hoval.
eli proti G299 V tf same dobG roku
1907.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-08-26

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-08-26
Sherman prijmul nominaci.

James Sherman byl dine Is. srp.
ma OfficiclnG 0 tom yyrozumfn, ~
republikanska strana ma sy6 ma
rodnf konyenci V Chicago nomino.
vala iej 60 kandiddta pro drad mi.
stopresidenta Spojenych Statd
Toto oznameni pfednesl V Utica
IN. Y. bydIisti to Shermanov(
spolkovy senator Burrows, mluvGI
notifikacniho yyboru. Mezi host
mi pfi t6to notifikaci nal6zali Sc
Isthtui tajemnik Root, pfcdseda ma
Irodniho yyboru Frank Hitchcock
a predsedo republikansk6ho stat
Iniho vfboru Timothy Woodruff
We syt pfiiimaci teii oudmi.
Sherman, h. uplnt souhlasi S pro
IhIdscnim zhsnd republlkduskt nj
rodni platformy a le sehyalnj,
kuzdt sloyo, ktert pronesl Va 81,
Inotifika6n reel rcpublkauskt
kandiddt pro uFad presidents
lTaft. Dale pruhlasil sherman, Z,
jest pfivrleueem oehranntho ella
lpon4vadl uahytt zkuseuosii na.
,pmfily NJ gasadf oehranuthn ella
poYkBesly amerirk} uarud na Ia
koynn prosperitu, jake nft@i 81
ladni llnj narud Zrimtna ou
porufnlr odstayee kterl pflslibu
h hrtkuu refurmu tarttu a tents
slih budy plufu Il kafltm uhlr,ll
na siruktm prnFipu 0thauy pr,
ysrrky amgrigk5 faimy ffi q
lpnta tarltu mus. = hfatl gfptr
ma pruglp aehraunthn fIa a.
yenue llssl arif pWty ien pr.
lkryll tladnleh Ktloh knnr9u,
svnbaslut ohehNl mamansiI 10
smss ul0h na amerlekt pfnm,
d ia amtFigka mnly ulask.
ou,iuleh apNail y dtlnek
a. Hltairsh KYHdl sherman So
It $50 stauns ska nemA1g leF
ahasHltl nelit lirluNm sonblasau
daNlHtm pfehlssEnim fafI1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
hampton. PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT-C Continued.

Then instead Of applying the asaa
face powder apply this lotion:
Pulyerized borax, one ounce: pure
glycerine, two ounces; camphor water
/ (not spirits Of camphoD. 2 quarts.
Allow this to dry OF Itself. and wind
up ty applying the following liquid
white:
Pure oxide Of zinc. one ounce ely
cerine, one ounce drachm: rosewater.
four ounces; essence OF rose. fifteen
drops.
Silt the zinc. dissolving 1t In just
enough rose water to cover II: then
add the giyceTine. next the remand
er of the rosewater.
Shake well and apply with a SOFT
sponge or a piece Of antiseptic ganxs.
This later should also be used IN
stead OF the regulation face powder
when dressing to appear under gas
or electric light u keeps the skin
clean and cool locking much longer
but II must be rubbed in thoroughly
or Il will be uneven and streaked.
II can be used on the arm. throat ana
face as well.
And right here q word about the
neck. Girls who have been wearing
the Gibson stock Or the high shaped
collar all summer will find when they
turn TO decollettage that there is
sory apt to be more or less discoiora-
ton of the neck Often there liz a dis
tinct yellowish stain to mark where
the top Of the collar touched the skin.
For this l have an excellent bleaching
formula, which will be furnished on
request including stamped and ad-
dressed envelope. 1t Is necessary on
ly when the marking Is deep. Ordi-
narily, massage with cucumber 10
ton will remove collar traces.
In making up for the evening bear
In mind that just now the horid face
Is not fashionable. Avoid rouge on
on the cheek bones. II you are natur-
ally somewhat paid. be rather CRATE
fu! rs you are then In style, IL you
are f0rid. use an oatmeal whitener
for your skin and avoid rich foods
and alcoholic drinks Of all sorts. II
you are pale. bear In mind that this
pallor must not include white lips.
The fashionable woman OF today has
scarlet lips, and IL these are pale.
she uses very skilifully a bit OF lip
saIve. colored with alkanet. a formula
for which will be furnished II reauir-
ed. Lip salve or rouge can be pur-
chased at almost any drug store or
beauty par,0r. but any reader Will
see the Importance Of having absolute
ly pure drugs to use on the lips. II
Is much safer TO use homemade
salye for this purpose.-KA1hERINE
MORTON, In New Orleans Sunday
States.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
A Real Heroine.

At q recent evening performance at
one OF the fashionable theaters on
Broadway, New York. two women
came into one of the boxes attired In
smart frocks of pale gray, who were
overshadowed in the inter
est Of the audience by the sight OF the
third woman. who had entered the box
a moment later. She was dressed In
the deepest Of black with crepe veil
that hung straight down. covering her
face completely. As soon a. sne had
seated herself she lifted the TEL. dis
closing. an extremely pretty blonde
face. her fair hair covered With the
very latest things in widows hats,
white ruche and all. As soon as the
audience had recovered from its aston
ishment and had time to note that she
was smiling merrily as she talked a
man in one Of the chairs nearest to
the box turned to his companion and
remarked: AT last one Of my ambi-
tons is satisfied. have seen q real
merry widow"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17

bears and Z black bears. an average Of
rs animals to each person Who actual
" Shot.
In the LHIooet district, which Is In
British Columbia, in the Beighborhood
Of Vancouver. one Of the deputy game
wardens last spring saw al deer tn
one day, and in the course Of SIX
DAYS observed $40 deer and zi2
mountain sheep.
Bu, one need not 60 so far west in
order to get lig game a, this time
OF year. Moose. caribou. red deer.
bear. lynx and iinbcr wolves are all
To be found In Northern Ontario. Red
deer are not native 10 this country.
but have become plentiful the LAST
three or four years. having been dris-
On north on, OF the United States by
wolves. Perhaps the best hunting
ground in the region is reached irom
Donor Wis, On'srio, where Wabsgou
Lake Is crossed 20 the indian Reserve,
thence NJ Long Lake River Ivy canoe
abou, H!teeu raiics 10 the camp gornsd.
shooting here ~ altogether from the
es,oc tho land being drowned fos
miles around. Morse cross The river
evenings aud mornings to aad from
their feeding grounds. and hnwtcr
can harry fa;l TO get one. csripou ana
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17

The summer girl Is now paying the
price of her holiday indiscreiion- The
demure style OF hair dressing. the
rather severe fashidning Of gowns and
other features Of fall models. require
uncommon youthfulness or its simuia'
ton in the girl who wouiu make a
good appearance at evening functions.
Consequently. with dances. card par
ties and ether functions Of a social
nature looming ahead, the returned
yacationist must lock to her groom
ing.
Last week We discussed the hands
and their abuse during vacation days.
Today We will start with the complex
ion. Tan. so attractive and fetching
on the outdoor girl during July and
August, somehow looks coarse and IN
feminine by comparison with deco!et'
te evening frocks. So the bulk Of my
letters plead for some quick method
to fade oct tan. Having duly impress.
ed cur friends with the fact that We
led the simple outdoor life durins.the
summer. We viii now proceed to get
rid OF all evidence thcreof-ani ac'
quirc the proper city. dollhouse CON-
plexion.
To star, with ordinary tan or rough.
ness two sorts II treatment are neces,
sary. For the dry. tender skin of fine
texture. creams ana emissions will
do the work. The coarse-yraiEcd
large pored. oily skin requires an err
tireIy different treatment. includiu2
the use of astringents. For the tender
skin employ very soft wash c!oths
the hes, Of all being raw silk, such
as Is made in japan or China. and
can be bopght at any oriental shop
Next. to silk in value as n wash ras
comes soft Old table Hnen or Turkish
ioweIiny which Is worn with much
usage and very soft. With either al
these avoid the use 81 soap. or lcmor
Juice so generally recommended for
tan. Use instead o very hne almond
cream. The formula for Krnfurk,
cold cream &C often spoken Of In thi'
department. Il excellent for massage
PURPOSES. n win bc sent On recsip'
o. stamped or addressed envelope
Tho face shoud b. masssgea with thu,
every night and on returning from
particularly hong ard dusty trip during
the day. After working the cream In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17

Lightning played . strange joke on
]. H. Palmer of Kenwood Springs. Mo.
Palmer was sitting at table With q
friend, when there was a heavy clap
of thunder and a binding fash. He
saw the cupola OF the church across
the street totter and fall.
A streak Of fire leaped through the
door and shot across the table. The
friend fell backward and was dazed.
When he came to Palmer was laugh
ing at him. 1T never touched me"
he said.
Later he had occasion to look at
his watch. It was golden-hued no
longer. The lightning had oxidized It,
and II was q Gull, Drowned black. The
chain. too, was oxidized. and elong
the line where II had touched bis
trousers the cloth was . brilliant yel-
low.-St. Louis Dispatch TO Philadel-
phia Record
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
Good Looks and the Social Season

to the. face and wipinG II on with
soft bits OF linen. wash the face
thoroughly with just as hot water rs
you can bear. and then apply the .oi-
lowing cucumber lotion, allowing It TO
dry On the skin.
OH of sweet almonds :. =. =. 4 ounces
Fresh cucumber Juice ..... 10 ounces
Essence Of cucumber -. =. ounces
White CASTLE soap (pow lered)...
ounce
Tincture of benzoin :. :. % drachm
The Juice of cucumber Is obtained
ty Boiling them in very little water
Slice them very thin, skin and al,
and let them cook slowly TIL soft and
muchy. Strain through fine sieve
and then through a cloth. Make the
essence b. putting an ounce and .
half Of the Juice into the same guam
tity Of highproof alcohol. Put the
essence with the soap In q large jar
or bottIe-the larger Ine better, as the
mixture requires much shaking. After
a few hours. when the soap Is dis
solved add tho cucumber t,fce. shake
until thoroughly mixed. tAee pour into
an earthern bottle and add the oil and
the hcnzion. stirring constantly t'il
you have a. creamy liquid. Be sure
that the cucumb. jnice In strong, for
Il is the natural arsenic in the ca.
cumber which iu'parts It's wonderfully
whitening pow'rs Put the emulsion
In sasII bCttIce keep tightly ccrked
and In the DAFT. and always snake be.
fore using.
The girl with I tender skin should
use nothing stronger than these TO re-
duce the tan. r"stign assured thai in
w.at or 81 hcr skin will - quite
white once NOR"
Instead Of sap bofh girls. she
with the fEc t"nder skin. and she
with the oily skin. may use instead
Of SOAP the almond m-ai 40 osteH de-
scrfbed IN this department. formula
for which will bo scnf On request.
In addition 10 his the oily skin
Which Is teh most unaftracive when
tanned and burn"d. should be treated
with astringrHtG AMER washing tbs
face with a cam~i's hair eotnric,ion
brush on which you scattered almond
mrai. rinse & in ;-Pid water eortaY
ing a few drors II tincturc o, bcnzosn
Never rinse the lace u cod wster
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-MOney on
call steady ~ a 2 per cent; ruling
rate and closing bid ~; offered AT
IA. Time loans very dull and firm;
sixty days ~ to 3 per cent and W
days 81 to " per C Mt: six months
AZ to y per cent Print: mercantile
paper 4 AZ per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business In
bankers bills at 1880 49, for 60
day bills and at 4S6.55 for demand.
Commercial bills 4s4h II, Bar sill
yer 51h. NJ xican dollars As.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17

black bear abo1nA al over - -
trfct. and the Hudsonis Bay cgUUn1y.
has nsmereus stores vhRs 0oUGel
car he eisaioed. So nnaaV n1a1efx'
are svaiIisg themselves a ~ A1AS+
ance Of game In thls freedom tAis -
son end its ease Of sece0s that sujae-
ought to be essaged n leeA too
weeks In advasc~-Nev Tea Tn
bune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17

Some misguided person returning
from Q continental holiday has won.
aered Why dogs are not used in Eng,
land n beasts Of burden. The reason
Why II nothing less simple than a
statute. AZ long sso as 1879 On act
was PASSED making h q punishable
oReuse for any person within the met.
ropolitan area to use any dog for
the purpose Of drawing or helping 70
draw any cart, carriage, truck or bar.
row Fifteen years later. In 1854. an
oct, passed In the more e6ectuai pre-
yention of cruelty to animals" extend
"a the prohibition to all parts Of the
Kingdom Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
HaUhrs or Bi6 GAME

The autumnal season has become
the chief big game season for sports
men from Maine to the Canadian
Northwest. This may be due In
measure to the lure Of the landscape.
for this Is the season when the mir
acle Of the burning bush is repeated.
Added to It Is the snapping frost to
lend ginger TO existence and send the
blood IeapiIg through the veins. The
world internally and externally seems
all aglow.
But there are less poetic reasons TOT
choosing the fall OF the year for the
journey into the Maine woods or the
Canadian Rockies. In sesrch Of happy
hunting grounds. In some sections
of the broad expanse Of game country
along the Canadian border the hunting
of game is restricted by law to the
fall season.
In Maine, for instance, one may
shoot moose between October Is
and December 1: deer. between Oc-
tober and December Is; duck, be-
tween September I and January /;
ruhled grouse. partridge and wood
cock. between September IS and De
cember 1. One, however, II he is
sufficiently an ornithoIosist to be able
to distinguish those birds from other
feathered bipeds abound!ng IN the
Maine woods. when he has his sights
ranged upon them may shoot plover
and snipe between August 1 and May
/ I. Mink, sable and fisher may be taken
between October Is and Nay I. while
the muskrat is subject to the bullet OF
Nimrod between December I and May
1. Maine. however, offers for the
hunter who Is really thirsting for ex-
citement and big game the privilege Of
taking hears, wolves and Wildcats
wherever they are found.
|, The laws OF Maine. II may be added,
make the open season for quadrupeds
and feathered bipeds the closed sea-
son for men. Whoever" reads the
law. while on q hunting trip or In
pursuit Of Wild game or game birds,
negligeutiy or carelessiy shoots and
wounds or kills any human being.
shall be punished by Imprisonment not
exceeding ten years or by fine not
exceeding $1,000" Both the closed
seaon for game and for human be-
ing serves to make hunting in Maine
more satisfactory than Il otherwise
would be, for II means that there VIII
he more game to b.. shot and more
hunters to do the shooting. Accord
ing to the reports Of guides. wardens
and others, notwithstanding the
thousands Of moo>e. deer and bear
shot annually In Maine, these animals
are actually increasing in numbers.
Canad!aa game In Also protected, al
though some might Be under the i'm
| precision that a country 50 abonuding
IN lakes and streams epshrined IN
forest wildernesses would not need TO
guard its game by means Of CLOSED
seasons. Even IN the Cassiar district.
which lies north Of British Columbia
and Ia To he reached only by boat along
. the Pacific Coast. the game Is pro
fected. This IL coonted one Of the
great hunting districts Of the world.
IN this Far West district one finds
IN. moosc. the caribou. mountain
.sheep and goats, and grizzly and
black hears. Last season % non resi-
dents went In and took ~ moose. So
s.rf,Sou 20 shcoo ~ eoatx & 4rixxiy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. 16.-Fioar
Dull unchanged
WHEAT-Quiet; spot contract 101'
n a 4: "cuthern on grade 97E a
1908: Southern yellow IS a 81.
OATS-Quiet No 2 mixed SIN
RYE-Easier No. 2 Western export
SO Y.
BUTTER-Firm. unchanged.
EGGS-Very firm q a %.
CHEESE-Steady
SUGAR-Steady coars" graduated
SO; fin, so.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17

0raybeard 10 walking with Youth TO-
day,
Down through the glen where the
cattle run.
Youth 10 enthused for the years to
come,
Graybeard 10 coming the cycles
done.
Doyhoodiis wishing for man's estate.
Age and the wisdom Of Graybeard's
orsybeard 10 yearnins for youth gone
BY,
innocent heart and the pulse Of ten!
oraybsard 10 tagging behind bit,
STOPPING to worship tree he knew
Back In the hours Of the eare-frse lad,
Back in the. days Of the barefoot
eoyhood is Juggling with fsrvent haste:
"Hurry now, grandpa, and let ~
COL"
Hero 10 path he has not explored,
Down by the bridge where the rits'es
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
French metalsreist coats 8

A French mefalsrgist coats steel
VITA copper By First welding the met
sis together. then reheat,ns the t~o
snd putting them throush the ord
sary rolls ussd In steel mills. He
has drawn the rods thus formed down
70 wire % nne - No. %. o..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
Byron Williams.

Onward the rush Of the boyIsh clan;
Hating, the thump Of the cane Of
Age
Thus 10 the Volume Of Life made up,
Chapter on chapter and page on
page.
This 10 the tale Of Lies magic span.
This 10 the record Of human flight
Hope with the sunrise, traiied low At
dusk; -
LIE in the Morning and Dsath At
Night
eraybeard and Youth Down the hIIi
they plod,
Youth forging on with an eager cry;
Gran'daddy feeble and pulling back,
Seeking his breath and . chance to
sigh.
Sunrise for one and the Night for him
Born Of the years that have flown
away
Youth and the shroudl Lay the fra,
grant bloom
Here on the grave 81 Old Age -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
e.. TIE ee Tsvss

u . woman admiis 70 henslf thae
she looks pretty well h = ns1 epW1
she VIII not sdmit h 70 ths oehss ~
en-. u sbcy c,npjirent her drsss. ~
WIN look ssrp.:zed aal say. -Oh, -
yos hke NJ u 10 just q c7mDoa svssy-
day drcxs.--Nch;son Clcbe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17

The micrcpsssc n a. isssruDe1s
',ha, snakes the tscsd q . ~ 49,
iiike the tramp q Q troop q savo1R
ucp. Il uagujoes sso1a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17

widow Cat washtwog-"Ars ~
positive you love ~
Sustor--OS ccsrse. 9 -" =
wldow what's the uaftsr: 20
haven't iost ycnr 100. have yosr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-17
srslg'h d hdhduaI saks
housed syapahslIc Interest.
flansi SITUATION OslusBts
TrucsAent Attitude Of Bulgaria As
signed as Reason for Uneasiness
Abroad-St. Paul and Union Pacific
the Conspicuous Instances.
CBv Annotated Press).

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The strength
Of individual stocks affected the gen.
to have been less than a million ana
the exchange In the cash item of the
banks on call accounts little more
than nominal. There was some re-
vival of uneasiness abroad over the
situation in the Balkans, the trucu-
dent attitude OF Bulgaria Icing the as
signed reason. There was some APP
pearance of profit-taking sales in the
general list under cover of the
strength in the two leaders, and in
fact net changes at the end Of the
day. showed the declines well repre-
scented.
The activity in Union Pacific con-
vertibles stirred up some movement
in other bonds of that class. The
bond division was active and firm
Total sales. par value. $4.944.Ooo.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call Total sales today. SCI 100
shares, including: Louisville & Nash
vile, 400; Northern Pacific. zz.l00;
Reading. 137.1OO; Norfolk & Western.
100; Sugar, 1,5OO: Chesapeake &
OHlO. l,JUU, 3UutueIu IoCihS, So,oV"'
Southern Railway, 400; Southern
Railway. pfd.. 300; Union Pacific.
155,60O: United States Steel. 3S,7O0;
Sloss- Sheffield, 100: Tennessee Cop
per, 1900; VirgiDia-Carolina Chemi-
cal, 900.
eral list by sympathy today. The
causes back OF the strength in the in
A,,aofio, SfOcka vyero lost IN cOniec-
ture. but the manner in which they
were absorbed and the evidence OF
scanty market supplies were accept
ed as evidence of accumulation.
Union Pacific and st. Paul were
the conspicuous instances. Some sat-
isfaction was manifest over the pre-
aiminary estimates Of the weeks cur
rency movement which indicated that
the. depletion of bank reserves BY the
flow to the interior has been arrest
ed. The outgo for the week seems
Amaleamated Copper go. :. 1875
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16

Call For Bids.

That sealed bids will be received Mt the ONCE
of the clerk of the city of EllcnSburg up until
the 10Th day of October, ut seven O'Clock T. M,
for furnishing all the material and doing all the
labor necessary for the construction OF TRUNK
sewer. H.,
The construction Of said sewer will require
the excavation OF about 1900 cubic yards OF
material and the sewer Will consist OF aoou'
33o6 feet OF II inch tile $50 feet of lSnch tile,
oi.inch "YS", iS-inch "Ys", increascr iSX%4
Il oI.iuch rs. > Is inch ''rs''. and about !.
cubic yards Of cement will be required III Salu
work The Joints of said tile must be oakun
corkcd and ccmcntcd joints, and bids Will hc
received for the material alone necessary IN
this construction rs well rs for the ehtiro
material and work.
The same is to be built according To the plans
and 50, citications now in the Office OF the city
engineer Of the city of EllenSburg.
the common council OF the city OF EllenSburg
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the council.
~ j. j. POYSER City Clerk.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
Why
Suffer-?

If you suffer pain from
any cause, DIR. Miles Anti
Pain Pills will relieve 1t
and leave no bad after
effects. That's the impor-
tant thing. Neither 40
they create a habit. More
often the attacks become
less frequent, or disappear
altogether. DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills have no
other effect except to re-
lievc pain and quiet ncrv-
Gus irritation.
"WG are , nGEer Without MH n,sb pr M mGd
son. aged 10 were always subject to
sick headache until we began using
these Pills. and they have broken
have had to use them for six months.
recommend them to every one.
few weeks ago l heard an oln I hor
friend was sick. ! went TO see nr ni
nnarlv crazy with awful backachc.
gave her one OF the Anti Pain Pills
and left another for her to take IN
n short time. They helped her right
away and she SAYS she Will never pc
without them again Last winter my
husband was taken with plu"risy on
both sides. and | know he would havo
died IL II hadn't been FOR the rms.
In less than half an hour he WAS
sweating. and went to bed and slept
MRS G.. II. WEBB.
Austinburg. ONO.
Your druggist sells Or. Miles Anti
Palm Pills. and we authorize MN 70
return the price Of first package (only)
II Il falls to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind