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Nervous Dyspepsia
IF You Have it, Read This
Letter. Henry Evans
Guarantees Mi-o-na.

y was taken last August with a severe
stomach trouble The doctor said il was
nervous dyspepsia. I took his treatment
four weeks. didn't feel any better I took
everything heard Of The first day OF De-
cember, 1908, l got a box Of NIi-o-na I
took them that afternoon and the next day
and haven't had one bit OF pain in my stom-
ach since the I'd Of December. I took five
boxes. Feel well now. sleep goOd-rthat is
something | haven't done in a number OF
years" Mrs. NJ. +. Maxfeld R. T. ID. D
AEvOCa. y. y. June O. 1909
NII-O-NA In the form Of a tablet {s the
best prescription for indigestion ever written
II relieves after dinner distress. belching
OF gas. foul breath, heartburn. etc, in five
minutes.
II IS guaranteed by Henry Evans to per
manly cure Indigestion. acute or chronic
or any disease OF the stomach or money back
Ml-O-NA stomach tablets are sold by
leadlng druggists eV3rywb re and by Henry
Evans at 80 cents a large OOX-
The first time yor use Booths Pills you'll
constipation.
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THE SKY PIRATE o455E?? P 7: 59a155
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on Miss Grayman's shoulder. Indig-
nantly, Sne shook it of. 4 plaCating
smile came over the Indians features,
but he continued his insistence. and.
hnally placing himself i'm front of the
girls, pushed tnan, back
Must go; lie repeated. Cant stay
here; Much danger. Much bear. Go.
quick
But Miss Grayraan's curiosity had
been too thoroughly aroused 20 permit
her 10 yield Immediately, and, looking
the Indian squarely in the ewes. she
said: Il shall tell Commodore Brown
how you treat us. ] don't believe
there Is any danger What have they
been digging here for If there is dan
Indian Johns face assumed most
menacing expression, and he ext lined
hercely: Go, Eoi'
He no longer hesitated to Law his
hands upon them. and they were power-
less i'm his grasp. Besides, his mere
look now terrified them.
As ne hurried them along, he sud
denly asked: What here forg''
Oh, nave only been gathering flow
ers' replied Miss Grayman. now desir-
Gus Of pacifyinE him Look at them %
and sh' showed those that she had cot
lected.
Inc indian scarcely glanced at them
PLENTY flowers he said, near lodge.
DaIstI3us 70 come here. Bad bearsi"
But ne did not take them back the vay
they mad come He made a detour
and they saw nothing OF the swami.
ana before they were aware Of their an
proach 10 the stream, they found them
serves beside the canoe. Indian Holm
unceremoniously pushed them IN. and.
without another word, took the paddie
and carried them swiftly back to the
lodge. ''''
Mrs. Williams hurried down To D,eet
them. while the two women stood in
them. iie
'Oh. dear,' she said '.I have bean so
alarmed on your account Indian Holm
came and told me that he had seen the
canoe on the shore OF the creek and
your tracks leading of into the. wilder
ness. ] was so afraid that YOU WouId
be lost, and the bears back in the woods
are very dangerous I sent hin, after
you as Gast as he could run. I'm so
glad that you're back safe"
Indian John has been very rude %
said Miss Grayman.
But please, Miss Grammar do1,+
blame him. protested Mrs. Williams
He Is only an Indian. and he vas scf-
Ing under orders that were intended
for your safety. Dear me, II Won mad
been killed. what should Z have said
when Commodore Brown and his friends
The good lady actually shed few
tears at this terrible thought. But she
was not so perfect a dissem bier as her
master. and Miss Graymau stiH had
doubts. Her suspicious, once aroused.
we're not 10 toe so easily put aside.
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ELPHINSTONE is IN
ON TIMES-NEWS RUN

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 1o.-Henry
{. Elphinstone, captain Of the Cross
Country Club. Of this city. one of the
best distance runners IN the State. and
who came within an ace Of bringing
Frst honors to Baltimore in last years
Intercity Marathon race, has the honor
Df being the first Monumental CITY en-
.rant in the event for this year. which
has just been announced TO take Mace
on May Z. The leader of the Cross
Country Club cohorts Is most enthusi-
Psttc about the event, and in entering
Immediately has set good eXamD1e for
the members of his organization IT can
be said that there will be a biz bunch
Of men from this club and they will
be out strong TO land the team tropbv.
ElphinstOne has never been quite salts
fed over the results OF the News-Tfmes
tace OF last year. He finished a mighty
good second, but has always felt that
but for little unexpected trouble in
getting off an extra pair Of STOCKINGS
he would have landed the much coveted
FIRST prize.
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GARRETT P. SERVISS
-CoRyrlghted by The Frank 4. Mun.sx Co.

What are they digging out there in
the woods fOr2' she asked
Mrs. Williams was not adrOit enough
TO conceal the startled look that flashed
over her face, but IN a moment she
said, with assumed concern: why, Miss
Grayman, Did you go as far as that
It's the place where they've been bury
ing the carcass OF an immense bear that
one or the men shot the day before yes
terdays the skin IS In the drying-Shed
now. Indeed. you were In danger,
was surprised this morning when j
heard Cap-COmmOdOre Brown tell YOU
the bears were not dangerous. Some
Of them that occasionally come near the
but back In the WOOds-merCy me- Thev
are awful, ] IN sure he was only trying
10 make you feel that you were safe
here-and so. 10 be sure. you are-but
If he had imagined that YOU would 20
wandering off like that he never would
have said so foolish a thing"
Miss Grayman only tossed her head.
She was getting more and rrore sus-
pivious, and Vet, without am definite
ground that She could explain 10 her
self. Why should the fact that some
body had been digging In the woods
concern herr she couldn't tell, ,and vet,
somehow, she couldn't help thinking
about IT, Il was a strange place for
such a thing to be II she had known
what that digging meant, She did not
even guess, and yet her woman's in
stinct had warned her that something
wrong lurked there
Her quick ear had also caught Mrs.
Williams slip Of the tongue, when she
had started 10 say captain" instead Of
commodore, and now that stuck in
her thoughts.
Come" she said TO Susan. "weW 20
TO our rooms where we shall be safe
since the forest is so dangerous
And. without another word, she left
the creStfallen Mrs Williams and as
Cended to her apartments. Once there.
She sat down and tried 20 think IL out
Why had she been 50 disturbed I'm mind >
Sine couldn't tell il was all too CON
able 10 act at once, she would probably
have left the place but that was i'm
possible Then. as usually happens.
the longer she reasoned on insufficient
and uncertain data the less clear be-
came her impression, and she ended bv
concluding that she had been exciting
herself about nothing.
After all, Mrs Williams explanation
about the dead bear sounded reason
able, and what did q signify II thew
had been digging a hCle IN the woods
Then the thought Of, her friends re-
CURED, and she glanced at her watch
II was after l o'clock.
Good gracious She exclaimed
springing 10 her feet They ought no
he here now. They NAV arrive al any
moment And she threw open the win
dow But FER watching was in vain.
and in a little while Mrs. Williams
knocked AZ her door and announced that
the midday meal was on the table Mrs
Williams kept them company IN the
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RAPID TRANSIT
FOR MR.. MACVEAGH
Treasury Building Elevators Too
Slow When White House
Sends Hurry Call.

Because he finds the elevators in the
Treasury building too slow. Secretary
MacVeagh, OF the Treasury Department.
will soon have the use Of private
elevator. For the past two weeks work
men have been busy constructing one
In the southwest corner OF the building
Mr. MacVeagh. who is often sum-
moned hurriedly 70 the White House
for conferences with the President has
found that he loses time by using the
elevators which are at the command
OF the public. The new elevator now
being constructed FOR the Secretary'S a
use has no opening on the main floor
Of the Treasury building. its first STOP
being az the floor Of the Secretarv.s
Office
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dining room and tried to make herself
II must. be a great strain on your
patience tnat they don't come" she
Sald' and Il Is dreadfully annoying.
But sometimes, when an aero breaks
Gown, II takes a long time for repairs.
commodore BIowP" (she pronounced
the name very disuG"tly this timel had
an accident happen 10 the Chameleon
rev weeks ago, and they were two
days fixing IL up
Indeed said Miss Grayman. 4 hope
I. they won't be so long this time But
tel me, why 90 they call the aero the
chameleon2 It's a queer name. and vet
Al seems 10 me have heard IL before" q"
- don't know, really replied Mrs.
Williams, shade Of anZsety fitting
across her face, while she thought 10
herself; What fool ] have been"
Then she continued quickly: "Commo-
dore Brown is d very romantic man.
full OF the most beautiful ideas. I sup
pose II was one Of his fancies You
should see what delightful friends ne
has who come hsTe-ladies and gentle
men-and ] tell you they make the place
gay
Miss Grayman's suspicious were lulI-
ed again, and they finished the meal
circling around the table, and ordering
all sorts Of daintles for Miss GraymaE.
proved herself. at the same time, almost
as entertaining a story teller as Pay
ION hlmSelL
But in the afternoon. trouble came
again Weary Of waiting Miss Gray
man had proposed to Susan another trip
IN the canoe. But 10 her intense dis
pleasure. Mrs. Williams insisted that
either she or Indian John should take
the paddle
But I can paddle myself, as you
very we'll know said Miss GEsyman-
Yes" was the reply. but there IS
always danger-sreat danger. Really
ny dear Miss Graymap. ] reproach
myself continually for having allowed
YOU 20 venture alone this morning, /
couldn't endure so much ar xiety again
And 10 wouldn't be right I shouldn't
be doing my duty either by you or BY
Commodore Brown, who has left you IN
my care"
Very Well" returned Miss Grayman.
with dignity. "Tf 7 am a prisoner, I
suppose. at feast. that I can safely be
trusted in my room"
And she walked back 70 the lodge,
followed by Susan, and went straight
upstairs
Please don't be offended" protested
Mrs. WILLIAMS, following them 10 the
door. "T only
But the door was shut in her face.
and then Miss Grayman threw herself
into chair. and. girl-like, began 10
cry
Yet. poor child. even now she did not
comprehend that she vas q prisoner.
The COntinuatiOn of This story VIII
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yielding flesh The angles in fbe sl,oI,iCs-s
disappeared. her bust increased in Size sev-
eral inches. and was made firm shapeIv and
symmetrical. instead Of small and Jrndeysl-
oped. Ihe wrinkles in her face went awav
as II by magic and her complexion became
clear and beautiful Now she Is the Id
miratiOn Of everybody
She now offers TO send free TO any woman
whose ngJIre IS undevelOped or whose face
Is nlarred by lines and Wrinkles F,iiI 71ss;-
ulars Of this simple method which Will enable
you IN the privacy OF your own home 70
aod incnes 20 your bust. TO secure q. Capri-
Edtlng hslre. Ike the lady whose picture
Is shown herewith. aud to make ,-oII- 49,
clear and radiant
Al our !ady subscribers VIM wish 10 be
handsome and well formed WI receive fUII
particulars, absolutely free Of charge. (DrO-
vided they send two-cent Sfar,- % - -,-,,5
envelope Tor return postage. Wv writing 70
Miss Janet Gilbert. 494 q. E Irnoo-r RTIiId-
ing. Providence. K
The Washington times., 1910-03-29
ANCIENT ATHENS
IN MODERN CITY

Ancient Athens N the Modem City
was the subject Of an address by Prof.
William X. Prentice. Of Princeton Uni
versity before the Washington Chapter
OF the Archaeological Institute OF
America at the National Cathedral
school last night. Prof Prentice was
az one time professor Of the American
school Of Classical Sciences al Athens.
The names OF the following new rem
6eTS we're announced. James II. Draper
MISS Amaryllis Gillett. Mrs Thomas 3
Hutchinson, Prof. oscar A. NechIin. D.
Chsse Palmer, Miss Helen 9. Stewart,
ana william F. Willoughby
The Washington times., 1910-03-29
WHY HE DOES 1T.

1t isn't often that have faith enough in
the medicines put up by other people to he
willing to offer 20 refund the money n h
does not cure. said a leading druggist to one
Of his many customers, " but am glad to sell
DR.. Howard's specific for the cure OF con-
"The DR.. Howard Co. in order to get a
quick Introductory sale authorized me to
sell the regular fifty cent bottle OF their spe-
cific for half-price. 25 cents, and although I
have sold a lot OF Il. and guaranteed every
package. not one has been brought back as
unsatisfactory"
There are sixty doses in vial that can
De carried IN the vest pocket or purse. and
every one has more medicinal power than
a big pill or tablet or tumbler OF mineral
water.
Any person who is subject TO constipation.
sick headache. dizzieess. liver trouble indi-
gestiOn or a general played out condition.
ought to take advantage Of this opportunity.
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SEEKING A DIVORCE.

Failure 20 support and inndeIity are
The grounds upon which Mrs. Vert :
NJ Riley today brought against Francis
r Riley suit for absolute divorce.
They were married September n. 1Saz
and have one child. eleven years old
Attorneys Mark Steaman and Patrick
n Loughran appear for the wife.
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Helen Grayman daughter Of a New
York millionaire. is dressing in her room.
Her maid. Susan Jackson. opens a win
dow 10 let In a pet cat. Instead OF a cat
man, capt Alfonso Payton. a noted
sky pirate the time Is June. 1855. enters.
The TWO women are abducted on hs aero
plane. Chameleon. Payton is one Of the
most daring sky pirates or the times. He
is a Spanish-AmeriCan. cultivated and
handsome. Helen thinks u Is d prank
arranged by her friends. He let's her be-
lieve so. The captain tells her he Is Com
modore Brown. ~ the Washington Aero
Yacht Club. After - long trip he takes
her 10 the middle ~ thick woods. Tells
her her friends will arrive later. Gray
man discovers his daughters loss. Lets
d be known that she is with friends calls
Police Commissioner Braman. BY wire
less phone Payton demands SO. o00. 900 from
GTayman- Father consents and a meet
ing is arranged for At Tribes Hin, y. Y.
Fayton shows girl a wireless message.
supposed 10 be from friends whose aero
had broken down. He sails away and
caves her with his housekeeper, Mrs
williams
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GOMPERS IN INDIANA.

Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation Of Labor. Is In In
dianapolis. Ind, TO-DAY conferrlng with
Governor Marshall upon matters AFFECT
ing organized labor. Mr. Gompers IS
not expected back in Washington before
Friday or Saturday. and Il is con-
sidered likely that he may 20 70
Chicago before returning.
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LEVI c. WEIR DEAD

NEW YORK. March 29.-Levi c. Weir.
president OF the Adams Express Com
pany is dead here az the Hotel Plaza.
Mr.. Weir's death followed only a few
hours after that OF Dudley Evans. presl-
dent Of the Wells Fargo Company.
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WOODMEN GIVE BALL

The annual masquerade ball OF the
Washington camps Of the Woodmen of
the World was held last night at the
Carroll Institute Hall Prizes were
awarded for the best costumes
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PASTOR TO LECTURE.

The Rev. Charles F. Winblgler has
arranged TO lecture this evening on thc
viii, and the emotions as they are re-
lated to neuraSthenia- The lecture will
be delivered at 1921 FairmOnl street.
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BuSt-OCvelOping and
Wrinkle Removing
Secrets Free
How to Have d Captivating Figure and
Be Rid of Wrinkles, free to Anyone

An A N ican
business wo "a q q
OF Providence re-
Gently obtained pos
session Of a Japa-
nese sc cret for
form development
and wrinkle re -
moving which she
tried on herself
with a stO unding
results. All hol-
lows in the neck
a n q chest were
quickly filed in.
and the bones
we're soon covered
with firm. but SOlr-
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The COntfauatiOn Of This story VIII
he Found in Tomorrow
IEsue of The Times
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
HOTEL. WrHnEnn

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OF al am1sernents and features
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CHAPTER III Continued

W !: 4: :4:57ss !: ELS 's: =: ::::.:: III ::
thai she ehnnId see l,er father
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
CREDIT MEN
ETrCT Mao
LLEUI MKuo
SECRETARY
ChiCkaSha Takes PrOmi-
nent Part in Big
State Meet

Oklahoma City, Dec. 8.-The secre-
taries and credit managers OF retailers
associations Of Oklahoma will form
state organization which probably will
hear the title THE Oklahoma Associa-
tion Of Secretaries Of Retailers asso-
Citations A temporary organization
looking to a permanent one being
formed at the state convention of sec
retaires Of retailers associations was
effected at meeting held in Oklahoma
City Wednesday.
The temporary officers are: G. w.
Flanagan Of Ell Reno, chairman; L. J.
McCracken, Of Chickasha, secretary; J.
S. Dickey Of Wagner R. d. Lewis Of
Hobart and Miss Carrie B. Thomas Of
McAlester, a committee to draft consti-
tuition and bylaws
A permanent organization will be ef-
feeted at the next regular meeting to
be held in Wagner January Ia, Isl
and 19.
g. II. Pratt OF AnadarkO, who pre-
sided at the afternoon session Of the
convention said: IF you were TO visit
Anadarzo al This time you would see
men wearing red ribbons on their coat
lapels and others wearing blue RIB
bons. you woud learn that there is a
contest on to obtain new members for
the Commercial club and chat each di-
vision Of the club has a clor repre-
sented in the ribbon he wears
L. J McCracken spoke in favor Of
organizing state association Of local
secretaries and said the organization
should be at once effected. Mr.. Pratt
also favored such an organization.
= favor very strongly this move,
said T. w Rodurtha Of Elk city. 4
have learned that upon the secretaries
fall the work Of the Retailers associa.
tion,s
Fl H. Brown of Apache said; 4 am
likewise Of the opinion that much Of
the work that should be others in the
association is put npon the secretaries.
and that we should organize
4 r. D. Lewis Of Hobart Joined in
speaking for a secretary's association
II Il very important that we should
have such an organization, he said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
ABERNATHY
QUITS JOB
Wolf Catching Marshall
Weary Of Politics
Special BY United press.

Special by United Press.
Washington, d. c., Dec. S.-The
resignation Of John Abernathy, u. S.
marshal for the Western Oklahoma
district was received BY the depart
ment Of justice today and was prompt
~ accepted. Il was accompanied BY a
request Of a fifteen days leave Of ab-
sence which was granted. The resig.
nation is effective Dec. 81, 1910.
Washington, D. G., Dec S.-United
States Marshal John Abernathy Of the
Western district Of Oklahoma, resigned
at noon Wednesday. He resigned in
huff, after waiting three hours at the
department Of justice to see Attorney
General Wickersham. Mr. Abernathy
arrived al the department shortly after
. o'clock and shortly after ~ O'Clock.
while still waiting on Mr.. Wickersham.
the wolf catcher angrily called for pen
ana paper and wrote out his resigna-
tion. to take effect at once at the same
time declaring that he did not propose
to have the department Of justice or
anyone else run his family affairs.
Turning upon his heel he hurried out
Of the room.
The digniied clerks looked on in
establishment il not fear They had
never seen the wolf catching marshal
act like that before Mr. Ahenethy
took the next train to Now York where
he viii tell Theodore Roosevelt all
about IT, It Is understood he viii 20
into vaudeville. The passing Of Aber.
nathy as marshal winds up one OF the
most picturesque figures in public life
and leaves Seth Bullock of South pa
kota and Bat Masterson to view the
plaudlts Of the effete east henceforth.
George Foster Of Perry was the first
candidate for Abernathy's Job 70 ar.
rive ID Washington
Cash Cade republican national com
mitteeman, VIII probably get United
States Marshal Jack Abernathy's job,
according to q a. Jones, prominent re-
publican politician.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
ENDS WINTERS TROUBLES.

10 many winter Is season 81
trouble. The frost bitten toes and
fingers, chapped hands and lips, chill
blains, cold sores. red and rough skins
prove this. But such troubles fy be-
fore Bucllin's Arnica salve- a trial
conyinces Greatest healer Of burns
boils piles cuts. sores, eczema and
sprains. Only 25c al Brown 4 %.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

Many persons find themelsves az
fected with a persistent cough after an
attack Of influenza. AS this cough can
be promptly cured by the use Of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy it should not
be allowed 70 run On until II becomes
troublesome. Sold by All druggists
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
NEW TRAIN ON THE OKLA
HoMA CENTRAL RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, December 3,
the Oklahoma Central railway viii put
on new fast passenger train leaving
Chickasha at lO:45 a. m. and return
INK viii arrive m chickasha al 1880
p. IA.
Trains win depart from and arrive
at Frisco depot 2-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

II you are suffering from biliousness,
constipation Indigestion, chronic head
ache. invest one cent In q postal card
send 10 chamberlain Medicine Co.,
nes Mones, Iowa, with your name and
address plainly On the back and they
wan forward you a frse sample Or
chamherlalns Stomach ana Liver
Tablets. sold by all druggists. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
WE HAVE THEM

The Express now has on hand
and for sale, Powers Of Attor-
ney," Oklahoma Statutory Form.
Can at the Office and make your
wants known for all legal blanks
need ID.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
ro cuRE a coLp I'M oNE pAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money IL Il fails to
cure. e. w Groves signature IS on
each box. 25c. Il-S-ti
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

EVERY DOLLAR THAT YOU
SPEND AT HOME HELPS no MAKE
cHlcKhsHA a BETTER TOWN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-26
DON'T STAY IN THE HOUSE
unaishtly skin Affections Which
Cause Embarrassment Are
Quickly Cured b. Poslam.


To tell the truth. asa ashamed
20 go out. says Mr. John Rogers.
81 Atlanta. Ca. "My trouble was &c,
Eema on each aide OF my nose. aud
caused lots Of trouble and expense
! used overy preparation could get
bold Of but thay all seemed 70 make
Il worse until tried poniam. I can
truly say every trace Of Il has dis.
appeared. and does not seem TO re.
turn. Poslam Us a wonderful rem
edy. keep some ~ hand all tho
time
The success ~ poalam Is not AZ
all surprising when Il IL considered
that esen q small quantity stops
itching immediately and proceedA
to heal ~ once. The very worst
eases 81 corona, az we'll as acne.
herpes. letter. plies. salt rhenm.
rash. cruaied hnmora. scaly scalp
aud every form Of itch yield 10 Il
readily BlemlnheB EGeh as plan
plea. rod nuaes. muddy or inflamed
skin. disappear. the complexion be.
ing cleared overnight
A special s0-cens package OF pos.
lam u prepared Tor minor uses. and
this. rs well a. the regular g. Jar. Il
on sale By all druggists. particularly
the Quaker Drug Co. Owl Drug Co
and Raven Drug Co
A sample Of poalhm. which will
afford convincing test. VIII be
sent BY mall. free Of charge. 20 any.
oae who wlIl write 10 the Emcrgeu.
cy Laboratories. - W 25ih a.. New
York City