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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-18
low A UNIONS
VOTED DOW N
AT 7 TORONT 0
APPEALS OF STATE FEDERATION
AND DAVENPORT AND CEDAR
RAPIDS BODIES ovERRULED;
TOLD TO OBEY LAW.

Toronto, Ont, Nov. 17.-The FEEDER
etion of Labor today dismissed the ap-
peals of the Iowa State Federation and
the central bodies of Cleveland, To
ledo, Davenport, Cedar Rapids, Mil
waukee and San Francisco, whose
charters had been revoked.
In the Iowa case it was decided to
restore the charter upon the state fed
eration's compliance with the law.
Davenport and Cedar Rapids were ad-
vised to comply with the law and
Thereby maintain peace and unity in
those cities
The slogan "On to Washington
which was adopted by the more radical
and hot headed element of the conven-
ton, virtually died when it became
known that President Gompers, Vice
President Mitchell, and Secretary Nor
rison probably would be granted until
next Monday morning before being
compelled to appear in court in Wash
ington.
Not Certain of Date.
Mr. Gompers announced, however,
from the chair that he is not certain
when he and his colleagues will have
to put in their appearance to prevent
~ ~ ie.suae ,,ae+e - - raoeiHa latter today
go, p his .3+ornays IN washineton con
- oai nc a. sns;rod ;,forn,ation re1a-
t;-,n t.ili'ie - +ha ,,,attar ] of wben tho three
,aSa ,,te - oh;nea ;as r,ust annea, IN court
"a, tho oasa stands now we shall,
probably have to be in court on Satur-
day" esaid. THE information which
oxroot tp oaf from orr aftnrOpvS
i,.a,,o,. 49,. ~, ,o,ea Tho situation
1 IL, ,,s t;,,,a ;,e rroronto 10 tinish
~ s,,s;ross, ~ tbis oonvnntion,,
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DEATH TAKES r. D. WARNER.
Former Freight Auditor of C. M. ST
Paul Victim of Paralysis at

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Frank D. Warner,
former freight auditor of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway, died
at his residence, 1927 Sheffield avenue,
yesterday. Mr. Warner was so years
old and for more than half of his life
was continuously in the service of the
ST. Paul road. Until 1904 he was sue
cessively chief clerk of the car service
department chief clerk of the freight
auditing department and freight aud
itor.
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schools for three years, pastor of the
Chester Center church for five years
of the Gilman church for seven years
and of the church at Toledo for two
years. He was twice elected to the
presidency of the State Teachers as
sociation.
From 1869 he occupied the chair of
mathematics and physics" in Iowa
college. In 1880 be was urged to take
the presidency of Talladega college in
Alabama but deemed it best to remain
with Iowa college. Modest and retir-
ing but gifted and earnest in Christian
work Mrs. Buck had made host of
friends among the girls of the college,
in the church and in the community.
Professor Edith c. Buck of the State
Teachers college, Irving ]. Buck of st.
Louis and DR.. S. G. Buck of this city
are all the surviving children.
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CHURCH DYNAMITED
Front Of New Indiana Catholic Edflce
Destroyed AS Result of
Parish Row

Terre Taute, Ind, Nov. 1Z-An ex-
plosion of dynamite destroyed the
front Of the new $4,000 Sacred Heart
Catholic church at Clinton, in the coal
fields near this city today 1t is
thought to be the result of quarrel
between the Hungarian and Bohemian
members of the parish.
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w. T, DE MAR DEAD,
Davis Co. Pioneer Passes Away at
Home in Soap Creek Twp.-Bur-
iaI Wesley Cemetery.

Bloomfield. Nov. 17.-(Special) w.
T. De Mar pioneer and highly re-
spected citizen of Davis county, died
at his home in Soap Creek townshsN
He is survived by his wife and four
children. among whom is Representa-
tive John De Mar. The funeral oc-
CURED at Wesley Chapel Monday at II
a. m. conducted by Rev. Alva Huff of
Drakeville. Interment was made in
the Wesley Chapel cemetery.
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oscEoLA WOMAN BURNED.
Mrs. Parthenia Lewis, Aser s5, Dies
From Injuries Sustained
While Smoking.

Osceola, .oy. 17.-Mrs. Parthenia
Lewis was fatally burned at her home
in Osceola. She was about 85 years
of age and almost blind, and was
smoking a pipe when her clothing
caught fire. Before she was discover.
ed she was ablaze, and when the fire
was extinguished she had been burned
SO badly that her death is a matter OF
hours, or days, at most.
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Mrs. Dresden Drowned Accidentally.
Laporte, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE coro.
ners jury investigating the death Of
Mrs. Hunter S. Dresden Of Buchanan,
Mich, who was drowned in Hudson
lake, q month ago, while boating with
her husband, returned verdict of ac-
cidental drowning
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Gov. vessey Delivers Opening Address

Chicago, Nov. 17.-At today's ses-
sion of the National Farm Land Con-
gress, Governor Vessey Of South Da-
kota delivered the opening address.
He urged the improvement of condi-
tions in rural districts in order that a
better class of people might be at
tracted to farm life.
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Ware Sent Back
TO Prison Pending
Hearing of Case
!. #***.A@a#***aa@**

4
+ Des Moines, Nov. 17.-The
I supreme court today refused to
+ hear a motion to grant Leroy
+ Ware, the defaulting cashier of
+ the Farmers and Drovers' bank
i of Seymour freedom from the
+ penitentiary pending the hear
! ing of his petition for writ of
4 habeas corpus on December Ia.
4 The prisoner was ordered taken
< back to the penitentiary.
i The supreme court also
+ handed down a decision hold
!. ing that private business con-
i Germ under the Iowa statute
+ can legally refuse to serve a
4 negro.
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Finnish Diet Rejects Bill.

Helsingfors, Finland, Nov 17.-At
all night sessions, concluding today
the Finnish diet rejected the govern
ment bill providing for Finland's CON
tribution to the Russian military ap-
preparation.
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Rector Commits Suicide.

Maryville, Mo-, Nov. 17.-Rev. Jay
c. Hathaway, rector of st. PauPs
Episcopal church committed suicide
last night by hanging. The cause is
not known.
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cross Examination Completed

Chicago, Nov 17.-The cross exam
ination of DR.. Cleminson was complet-
ed today and he was followed by sew
eral witnesses who testified as to the
doctors good character.
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Upton Will Challenge in 1911.

New York, Nov. 17-Sir Thomas
Upton today announced that he will
challenge for a race for Americas cup
TO be sailed in 1911.
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Great Snow storm in GERMANY

Berlin, Nov. ia great snov,
storm is sweeping over the whole
country today nearly all the wires
being down.
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Continued on Page 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
HERO|SMO

La mujer inferior al hombre por
sus sentidos, 10 es superior por su al
ma Los galos lie atribuyeron un SEN
lido mas, el sentido divine. Ellos
tenfan razon: la naturaleza ha con-
cedido a las mujeres dos dones dolo-
rosos, pero celestes, que las distin-
guen y las elevan sobre la condici6n
humana: la piedad y ell entusias-
mo. Exaltaci6n y abnegaci6n 5no
constituye heroismo? Elias tienen
mas corazon y mas imagination que
el hombre. 3, = ~ --.
Esta faCultad de la mente origina
el entusiasmo y en- el coraz6n reside
la abnegaci6n.
Las muieres pues, son naturalmen
te mas heroicas que los hombres, y
cuando el heroismo debe alcanzar
a 10 maravilloso hay que esperar de
una nnujer elmilagro Los hombres
sole llegan ala virtud.
Slempre que ell sentlmlento del
patriotismo exsltado legue al en-
tusiasmo en- un pals las mujeres 10
experimental en- el mismo grado que
los hombres. La patria no les perte-
nece mas que noSotroS, pero como
elias son por SUI natiraleza mas i'm
presionables, sensibles y amantes,
Sc incorporan mas personalmente
con todos sus sentidos y todo su CO.
razon 3 cuanto les rodea. i
La cara imsgenide la pstria Sc com
pone para elias, de sus madres her
manos, esposos & hiios; de sus hoga-
res, de sus tumbas, temples y di6ses,
y elias sc sferran como las cosas de-
biles q las cosas fuertes, con tanto
y frenesf, que cuando ese apo
20 Sc derriba, elias perecen debaio. |
Lamartine.
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PIodigi0so descubimiento
Tn obrero del arsenal de TeIon,
legra csnalizar las ondas
de Hertz.

! Hoy Sc ha hecho p1blica una mott
cia que ha de causar gran sensaci6r
en- los centres cientificos, no solo POI
las condolences especiales del case
sino por la trascendencia que pueds
oeasionar en- distintos aspectos de Ia
vida moderna.
| Sc trata de un obrero, ,llamado Ran
din, del Arsenal de Tolon, que, des-
pues de diez amos de trabaio constan
te, aprovechando las horas que lie de-
jaba libre su ocupaci6n y con una pa
clencia verdaderamente admirsble,
consiguio la canalizaci6n de las hon.
das hertzianas; es decir, dominarlas,
sonaetlendolas en- su expansion al ca
pricho de la voluntad.
Ell aparato por 81 ideado permite
lanzarlas en- direction determinada,
consiguiendo con las estacignes ra-
diograficas escalonadas en- dicha di-
recci6n puedan recibir los despachos
.trasmltldos; pero slendo ajenos 4 la
communication los demas puestos di-
seminados en- los otros puntos cardi-
naes.
Asf Sc .obvia una de las dificulta-
des que hasta ahora ofrecfa la telegra
fla sin hilos, por 10 que respecta al Sc
creto de la transmission de unos
puntos & otros'
Raudin construy6 un aparato f.
cilmente transportable y kque puede
funcionarsin antenas, habiendo sido
completo.el exito de las pruebas reali
zadas ante los oficiales de la Marina
francesa.
El mismo obrero tiene en- estudio
y ensayara muy pronto, un reflec
tor de ondas uepermita dirigir una
dirigir a un pnnto precise una corri-
ente electrica de alta potencia.
I Al conocerser hoy Ia neticia. sc ha
dicho que las Sociedades cientHicas
Sc proponen examinar detenidamen-
te, los descubrimientos del obrero
frances y premiarlos como merecen.
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Inquietud en- California.

Comunican de California que en-
la estaci6n marconigrafica de San
Francisco Sc han estado recibiendo
desde haee algGn tempo, sehaies
procedentes del Jsp6n, a las cuales
no sc ha podido responder porque en-
los Estados Unidos a mas de no CO.
nocer el contenido de esos despachos
no Sc tienen spsrstos transmisores
tan poderosos como los del Mikado
Esas seiales han recorrido una dis
tsncia de 400 miIlas, 10 cual cons
tituye el record de la distancia en-
transmisiones de telegrsfos sin aIam
bre. Parece que en- todos los japone-
ses est&n aventsjando 4 sus. macs
tros, aunque aprendieron mas tarde.
FL gohieno de Washington mues-
ira curiosidad.
En- los eirculos politicos es muy
eomentsdo este trsbajo de los japo-
neses, y preocups mucho la atenei6n
\ go que sogln as impresiones
de un SsTiad ei imperio js=ones
Is un szcho de bzabrientos.
isl estuyieran- bien oonlidos y btsr
bebldos. e! Jay del mundo!
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Prspszsdo Per 81 DR. &c. AVER GA.
Lowell, kSAs. Z o. de A
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Velcros de ls kaes "Benng"
Bergantin americana Mamie Swau
Edebe hsber saiido De N York para esta
via Fajardoel 20 del pasado .
Consignatarios: 8. Esquiaga -
Goleta americana Camilla May Page de-
be haber salido de New York para esta
el 9 corriente.
Goleta americana E. Stan Jones, Del
Puerto de New York para este saldra
el "a del que cursa.
Consigataros Sobrinos de EzquiagA.
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Majica e ilusiones

EnvienSe 80 centsyos (moneda
smensans) para Obtener el eatAlego
de msgiea, rompeeabezas { ilusiones
Todas iss suertes son nueyas.
Bamberg Magic 4 Novelty Co.
1923 BEsy. New York n. Y.
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En- los circuIos pol fticos de
Ia ciudsd Sc comenta el rumor cir
culado de que Sc convocara 4 Ia
legislature para una session. extraordi
naria& fin de llegsr a un acuerdo en-
10 g. respects al presupuesto que no
fue aprobado en- Ia Ultima leGsla-
tura.
FL riego de petroleo en- Ia ca
rretera de Santuroe ha legsdo va
hssta Ia parSds 10. Hasta shora
parece que los resultsdos son muy
sztlsfaetOrios pues Ia capa forms-
da evita el pOlyo y hsee seczr segui-
dAmente q PayiInentO.
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Per que ponerSe cslvos y apare-
Ger viejos antes de tempo? Ell des-
Guido del cabello csuss la formation
de 10 caspa, y esta es Ia precurSors
de la caida del cabellO y de Ia cslvl-
Gle. Para evitar estos mslos, aconse-
jamos 8 usted fuertemente use el
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P|LDORAS iHT|BACILARFS.

pdoras anbear POdfoso medcamento
ra de las afeious del aparato respiratono
croncas
nulronar rceden 81 de estas pidoraa
negns tacuatVos los nnumess
.nfeTnoa & elias u resabecnieno
Ne bsian de venta pnpaes drOguen de Ia k
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FJESE EN- ESQ


Los oda e6caca Que
no
Peo necesao argur Ell vendd area
mpeScnd1bemente que pano en- ell
que el pdno bueno ST 10 gnoran
compado de pano bueno
rearda realiza
Tdo este decr industrial mercia PROFESSIONAL pouo
general arcuos
tin la ventana ell dno estabecere empea1on
Los que economic depfarran Nade Sc
ocupa hoy ddivindr 10 que venden
EI QUE NECESITA AVERIGUAR EN- DONDF ESTAN TOs
QUE COMPRAN
El buen pdno dee hoy area anunado en- LA
DE PUERTO RICO"
ESCRIBA PREGUNTANDO PRECIOs
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Sc ALQUILA
Sc alquila el mirsdor de la casa
No 7 de la lie de SanJoe s.
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Vapor americana Coamo saldra pa
ra New York cl l6 del que cursa
Consig.: The N Y. P. R. s. S. Ca.
Vapor americana Carolina Tecalsrs el
II del presente procsdcnte de New
York
Cousig. The N. S. P. R. s. s. Ca.
Vapor frances Mouheal Sc aguarda
procedente de Puerto Plata al rededor
del IL del corrieDte. .--.
Consign.: S. Silva y Co.
Vapor espafol Buenos Aires del 81 al
% de e3este mes escala aqui procedente
de Colon escala.
Consignatarios: S.Ezquiagay y Co. !
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VigOr del CabeIIO
dol Or. Aver
I'm caballero escribe:

I'm caballero escribe:
IA grstitud ne impulsa { escribirlss
que tsneo ahoFa IL cabeza bien poblsda
de pelo espeso y sedoso, por haber
usado 50 massvilloso Yigor del CzbeIIo.
Estaba c2si calvo antes dc uSar el
Visor del CabslIo. Todavia me 10
APIECE una veI al dia, FestregEndolo
bieh con los dedos en- las races del
eaballo. Estoy nuy Agradecido al
vigor del CsbsIio del Dr.. Aver por
habeT meiorado tanto mi aparieneis. ="
Tome asted este eonSejo 4 tempo.
Use el Vigor del cabeIlO del DR..
Aver y conserve So iuventud.
We maneAa 81 eabsiIs. Pres~ase q 80
@sS6ss 10 q~s spsAs Del EGOor DEF caseEIs
DEF D.. AEsr.
Prspszsdo Per 81 DR. J. c. AYERyuA-
Lowell, kSss. Z o. de A
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COMMERCIAL
ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR

ENl RADAS DEL EXTERIOR
vapor americana Arkadia de Neor
leans T. m
Goleta americana Edgar c Ross d.
Charleston con abonO
Goleta Venezolana Laura do Curacao
DE,bA 1sLA
Vapor americana Coamo.
Costros Ricardo Ruiz 1sabelta Ma
ria Artau y Corazon de Maria. ~
' DESPACHADos
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Goleta americana F, W. aver para No
villa en- lastre ~
Goleta ameriesna R. G. Dun para
Boston :.
PARA LA IsLA
Cesteros Ana Maria Braso y Cora
z6n Carmen Engracia Perla, IS. Miguel.
Vapor americana Arkadis (
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Eduardo c. Ross descargando
Laura -., id.
Coamo carGando
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gomery about which the editor Oh little
sheet In Atlanta wrote me, that my dead
brother had been employed by the LOUIS
Vile and Nashville Railroad company to
influence me In the rate litigation, ana
asking me to deny 1t or TO state why, II
II were not true, he had not rendered
any service to the company. This at
tack was properly dealt with by friends
in Atlanta, when informed of It, l would
not mention this save that 1t illustrates
the fiendish spirit In which the 'famlly
environment argument has been used.
MY half-brother, j. B. Jones, now tax
agent. started originally in the service
of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
company as telegraph operator, to aid
in supporting widowed mother and
rendered such excellent service that ne
was gradually promoted into the tax de-
partment. and appointed to that place
nearly IS years ago, at time when
had no connection with the company.
Years ago one of my half-brothers, Who
is now in Charleston, was telegraph
operator One OF my brothers. Carter, had
gone into the machine shops here in 1874
or 1876, and served as fireman, and
finally became engineer. and at va
rious times has been in the service OF
the Louisville and Nashville and other
railroads Such appointments are made
on merit under agreement with the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. and
| had nothing to do with his promotion.
and the appointment was no more made
to influence me than 1t was to influence
Governor Conner.
"Is it possible that any decent man
would dream that these appointments,
made nearly Quarter of century ago,
before l was Judge. were made to In
fuence me- or that the promotion OF these
kinsmen long years ago for merit was
made to put me under obligations. or
did nut me under obligations? When
became Judge none Of the kin referred
to were dependent upon me, and it is TN
thinkable that their positions or welfare
could be changed or affected by any de-
cision made by me. in the case of rail-
road which employed them, only as 1t
did thousands Of other men, or even
occur to me in ascertaining the law and
facts of case, much less obtrude itself
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as a matter to be considered in render
ing Judgment in case.
IT now have son, Samuel, in the
freight department. Two years ago the
boy, then minor, desiring to better MS
condition, thought of applying Tor clerk
ship in the freight department, where
he had some personal boy friends who,
he said, would get him clerkship. l
forbade his seeking a place n The Louis
Vile and Nashville's service at that time
and told him. as he was minor, | would
prevent his taking it. He then went cut
of the state to find work. His health
failed, and after 1t was restored and on
his return to Montgomery, when he had
become of age and his own master, he
told me that one of my near neignoors.
Mrs. Watt. informed him that her
nephew, Mr. Phelan. who was chief clerk
in the freight department, would be glad
to give him a place II did not prevent
it. Ny son did not want to leave home
and begged me not to Interfere. 1t &C.
CURED to me, under all the circumstances.
1t would be q piece of moral cowardice
to stand longer in his way and force him
to leave home to avoid carping criticism.
of which I ought not to make him the
victim because he would work for 4 con-
Germ which has thousands of r1en In It's
service and Is always seeking competent
men, merely because 1t had case pend
ing in my court / had no agency direct
or indirect In getting the place Tor MIN IN
any manner. shape or form. He got the
clerkship six months ago. Certainly this
matter occurring after the courts ac-
ton about which the governor crltisises'
me, and not then contemplated, could not
be thought to have influenced, even In his
mind, decisions made year before. l
have always felt that the man who re-
ceived a fair compensation fci honest
service did not lose his Independent in
any way, and did not become in any
sense a dependent uDpn the employer or
that the employer had any peculiar
claims upon him to disregard other duties
in life where the employer might be con-
cerned.
Conclusion.
THE attacks upon me are made under
circumstances where l have no remedy
save to appeal to the just judgment of
my fellow man. In SO doing have nee
essarily been compelled to tire their pa
thence by recitals which, under other cir
cumstances, would not be Of interest;
and I rest under the assured conviction
that the public knowing the truth, VIII
mete out condemnation where 1t justly
belongs.
$50 far az my acts are con,sfnad re-
garding the rate matters, the important
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thing is whether those decisions were
right or wrong. AS to my motives, they
belong to tribunal which does not take
note of political passions. 4 have not
called the governors environment grow
ing out of former relations to tine car
riers or the several occupations or BUSH
ness relations of his brothers or sons to
the front. in order to discredit him.
trust there may be no further necessity
on my part for discussion o. issues SO
dstasteful to the public.
THOMAS q. JONES'
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Mileage Tickets.

On and after October 16, 1909, the Gem
trail of Georgia railway will honor be-
tween certain points 1000-mile tickets, form
a." and 2000-mile tickets, form ~"
sold by other lines, at cents per mile.
Ask any agent or representative Of the
Central of Georgia railway for copy Of
mileage ticket bulletin No. 1, dated Oc-
tober is, 1909. 1t contains list of places
between and conditions under which such
tickets will be honored. 10-15-30t
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AILMENTS OF MEN
HAPPILY OVERCOME
SUCCESSFULLY TRIED BY
MANY

Let the following advice be
needed by all those who are az
flicted with malaria and its at
tendant discomforts, and annoy
ances. A treatment designed to
! tone up the entire system and re-
store vitality to the nerves and
results
Undoubtedly the following pre-
scriptton will work wonders for
that great class of men who.
through dissipation or their nat
ural strength, find themselves in
their second childhood" long be-
fore the three score and ten al
iotted 70 life's pleasures and en-
joyments are reach ed.
1t is presumed to be infallibIe.
and highly efficient in quickly
restoring in nervous exhaus-
ton" weak vitality, melancholia
and the functions.
First get so cents worth of
compound fluid balmwort in a
one-ounce package, and three
ounces syrup sarsaparilla com
pound; take home. mix and let
stand two hours; then get one
ounce compound essence cardiol
and one ounce tincture cadomene
compound (not cardamom). Mix
all in six or eight ounce bottle
shake well, and take one tea
spoonful after each meal and one
when retiring followed by
drink OF water.
BY mixing 1t at home no man
need be the wiser as to another's
shortcomings. and expensive fees
are avoided.
Lack OF poise and equilibrium
in men is a constant source of
embarrassment even when the
public least suspects It. For the
benefit OF those who want a reg
storation to. full. boundink
health, and all the happiness acS
companying it. the above home !
treatment is given. 1t contains
| no opiates or habit forming
drugs whatever. Mix il at home
and no one will be the wiser a
to your affiiction.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-17
nIcoRp's VITAL
m REST RATIvE

iscstores Meas vitality.
Price u. At all druggists. Always ON
hand ut Collier Drug Co., 100 North
goth street. NAIL orders selleete1.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-17
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$500 round trip Ssaboard-
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On sale October 18th to Goth.
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Time Line"