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-C. s. McNew devotes his time to rents. 106 Pine St.
 Mrs. Clarence Matthews is suf' fering with tonsilitis.
 Mrs. George P. Darby is much better after a serious illness.
 Miss Julia Williams, who has been sick for several days, is again able to be out.
 Tag Day Special-50 Mating Boxes worth $4.00 for $1.95 cash. None re- served or sold by telephone.-Tom- linson & Knox Go. 10 19 1t
 Chester List, the young son of MT. and Mrs GeoTse> W. List, who has been Quite sick with malarial fever is improving3
 Four cars vehicles just arrived Let us figure with you when you need buggy, surrey, phaeton, delivery wagon or anything else in this line Fox Brothers Hardware Go.
 Mrs. w. T. Radford was taken tc the Florence Sanitarium last night in a serious condition and will undergo an operation there today.
 The greatest value ever offered. S2500 Library or hall suite, $13.50. Monday Special & Knox Furn. Co. 10 14 tf
 Harry Haynes, of Houston, Tex, has arrived in the city to make his home. He is connected with the Morris P"cking house. as city sales man.
 Buy "Yale and Towne" hardware for that new residence. Why use anything else when "the best is the cheapest" Fox Brothers Hardware Co.
 Il. E. Cheek. who has been seri- ously ill for several weeks at his home in this city, was much b.tter yesterday and is now able to st up in Led.
 Marion Carter has resigned his position with w. A. Sparks in the pawnbroker business. and has taken one with the Simpson and Weeb Fur niture Company,
 ID. A. Foster, the we'll known Cot ton Belt engineer who was quite sick for some weeks. wha able to be nov ed to his home, yesterday from the Florence Sanitarium.
 There will be big baptizing 1t the Retheny Chapel church, colored, five miles south of Pine Bluff today. Rev. c. H. Williams, the pastor. will conduct the services.
 Harry D. Yoweal, of Washington D. C., is in the c,ty and will sing the offertory solo at the First. Rap tist church this morning. Mr. How ell is one of the best singers that ev- CT visited the city He will sing He Knows the Way"
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MT. Boyd of Columbus, Miss, who was brought here from Rob Roy several weeks ago and placed in the Florence iSanitarium has recovered sufficiently to be taken back to Rob Roy and he was moved there yester- souri Valley Bridge and Iron Com pany there.
 Meat is high, with an Enter prise Flood Chopper you can utilize every ounce you buy. Each Chop per has four different size knives so as to cut coarse or fine. No. 1 at 9Sc; No. ?, at $1.19. Special at Cleveland Matthews Hardware Go.
 -J. w. Massengale, of Greer, Ark. was in the city yesterday and made the unusual report of selling p bales of cotton this season and receiving $2540. Ben B. Well. local cotton man yesterday purchased bale of cotton which is possibly the longest staple seen here this season. The staple pulled fully two inches. Stops earache in two minutes; toothache or pah of burn or scald in five minutes; hoarseness. one hour; muscleache, two hours; sore throat, twelve hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil, monarch over pain
 -Dan Sykes, negro, was fined $10 and costs in Magistrate w. D. Vance's court yesterday for assault and battery. His wife Hattie Sykes exhibited wounds in court, inflicted hv Sykes. She says her husband assaulted her with stick of stove wood. Sykes was arrested by Deputy Constables D. w. Stewart and w. A. Branson.
 If you haven't the time to exercise regularly. Doan's Regulets will pre- vent constipation. They induce d mild, easy. healthful action of the bowels without gripping. Ask your druggist for them. 20 cents.
 Hillard Terry. negro, was ar rested yesterday by Deputy Constable W. A. B-anson on a charge of mali cious mischief. He was arrested at the instance of T. F. Sorrels, who charges that he killed one of his val uaole dogs. The negro is in the county Jail and will be given p:t- liminary hearing Monday before Mag istrate I. F. Long.
 pr. J. l.. Caldwell, secretary of the Board of Trade, states that a great crowd will go to Stuttgart on Thursday, October 27, on the speciai c. to attend the Second Annual Rice Carnival. It was necessary that for ty tickets be sold in order to secure the special car from this city. Dr. Caldwell states tha. all os these tickets have been spoken f'r and
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to her house last night with a mes
 sage which purported to be from the
 manager. She went with the negro,
 she said, and that was the manner
 in which she came to be at the thea ter building.
 2 Vorteau is a small black negro, of slender build and is about five feet,
 eight inches tall. He displayed much
 nervousness in his cell and while
 talking to newspaper men clung to the bars 'estlessly. He made con flicting statement, declaring at first
 that he went to the home of Mrs. Mill Ter and told her that two white men wanted to see her at the theater. Lat CT he said he did not look for her at all, but observed two white men enter the theater with her last night.
 He admitted knowing Mrs. Miller by sight, adding that she worked acrocs the street from the theater building
 He asserted that two white men v'~ ited the theater several times Friday.
 night and asked for the woman and mot finding her went to her home,
 where he informed her that two white men wanted to see her at the thea ter. Later he denied this statemnt. He will probably be kept here for few days.
 It was stated on the street last night that Vorteau had been taken 1 out of he Jefferson county jail Sat urday afternoon at o'clock and, it is
 believed, taken back to Little Rock,
 where he will be placed in the peni- tentiary for safe keeping. Deputy Sheriff R. H. Williams of this city, , and Deputy Sheriff Louis Reichardt.
 of Little Rock, are said to have &C., Icompanied the prisoner back to ths Capital.
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NEW ARRIVALS

Just received shipment of new Buckwheat Flour, both self rising and old fashion WHOLEWIIEAT FLOUR. GRAHAM FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR PRUNES
 SEEDED RAISINS CURRENTS
 Full line of fresh meats, fish and dressed poultry in mar ket.
 IhE LLYOD GROCERY co.
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ALLEGED RAPIST
 IN JAIL HERE

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ADJUSTMENTS
ORPHEO THEATRE Majestic Circuit
 Week of Oct. PA

"'Vaudville Stunts from Stuntsvillc', consisting of comedy, singing. dancing and talking and plenty of it..
 5000 Feet New Motion Pictures.
 w. J. Scibcrt's S Orchestra
 Matinee every day at 3 p. m.
 ? Performances nightly, { clock and S:4o.
 No advance in prices. Matinee 10c :: Night 15c
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When He Didn't SHUTTER.

y confirmed stutterer went into a
restaurant and aet a few casual ac-
quaintances. who AZ once commenced
chatting him most numerically re
spectine the impeachment in his speech
At last one of them, a pert little fell
low who had been making himself
rather conspicuous hy his remarks
said, well. old man. I'll bet suppers
round you can't order them with
ont stammeriuE. Odd done" says
Brown. and. 10 the establishment of
the company and the discomfort OF his
challenger fall Of whom were unaware.
of his being. as ~ often the case with
Sufferers. first class singer he
beckoned the waiter and sang the or
der without the slightest hitch. then.
turning round TO his tormentor, said
"N-l-n-now. yy-s-you c-c-c-can p-p~p.
pay - ArEonaut
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Mrs. Dorbins Yesterday called
Mrs. Grundage's attention to the fact
that she had left the gate between our
back yards open and that her chickens
had come through AMI scratched up
our flower beds. and she looked as if
she would have liked to bite my head
off How foolish it is for people to
get angry when YOU remind them that
they have been careless about some
thing they had no business to over
took,
Mr. Dorkins-l am glad to hear you
say that. Maria You won't mind If
mention that when / came home last
night | found that you'd left both the
back doors unlocked.
Mrs Dorkins Yes; you're always
watching to see If you can't catch me
In some little fault. and it makes you
perfectly happy wien you do.-New
Work Tribune
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Soon after Treasure Island" had ap-
peared and attracted public attention
To Robert Louis Stevenson, two gen
tIcmen We're travelling up 10 London
from Norfolk One OF them was read
Ing Treasure Island" Presently hay
Ing finished the book. he Dropped Ii
into his travelling bag. remarking;
better child's story than that" The
other. Nto. by the way. was his broth.
er. nrstd bin @ try Six H%ks Mt.
erward the former handed To The lat
ter complete tale In manuscript II
was King Su.o,non's Mines" lie first
novel that made n reputation for MIR
Rider IIag@ard
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MAKE THEM LAUGH.
A Bachelors Idea Of the Way Children
Should Be Trained.

{
Should Be Trained.
The people who don't have to do
things can always H. them better than
the people who are obliged to DO
Them" said the cynical bachelor. III
you want TO know how to invest
money. ask fellow Who has never
had any to invest suppose its thr
same with raising children. NeverthH
less. am fond of children. and never
having had au opportunity Of raisitg
amy of my own. am critical about TIE
way other people, more fortunate thao
/, raise theirs
My brother has Il yonugster, a boy
about six years old. aud everything
that kid wants be cries for The min
ute he begins to cry he gets it, which,
according to my reasoning, is MI
wrong
why not make him laugh for it
It's just as easy for d child to laugh rs
to cry, and it's far more beautiful it,
sides being much more cheerful fo
the surrounding popuiace.
1--WE tried the experiment With him.
and it works like charm. If l hap
pen to have anything he wants. and he
cries for it, make fun of him. THAI
isn't the way to get it, | say, Don't
cry for it. Laugh for it,
1t took only about two lessons for
him to understand this. and you have
40 idea what q wonderful difference II
has made in the disposition of that kid
StilL I'm Only an Old bachelor and I'm
not supposed to know anything about
such things &c Philadelphia Ledger.
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II t4e tisHHhi4 o. u.FI 3d.
'sfieiitlEe w tt 'r
'hnt4h' fs4' tfa liH.Hf l..rtt. tl.
frf. Victor iin Co.,. .ot t~
aot rrE""N t,FE f tH
Wcrr Al Ne At fh. H r
voli no Hrfs" ."rEH
tFpar 81 k5-t itt.-u- i.N
frF "a fJ# @
the bliHtv OF fhe uu
Victor iiHa" Wie % H4A '.".
bose to ~t@ FH pr.a iatr
blm trr oAaHpie. Iys a' 'as
luE ftf, Hvn lu tfp "SGfr.....
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A distinguished phrenolosist while.
dining al hotel stated nj the table
that he had formed an opinion Of the
character OF each one present An
irishman said that he would PROFOUND
a question and that II II was truthful.
ly answered he would forever believe
In phrenoiogy The rhrenoiogist Sid
he was satisfied and told him 70 pro
coed Thin. said the freshman. twiA
yez be afther sellin me am married
or sing,ef" London Telegraph
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II. Y. Z. L. Program.

Scripture reading. 18th chapter or
John. Leader Clarence Moffett
What Ii eternal lifeg John II: 8.
Miss Maude Davis.
To whom IL eternal life promised
John 3.iG. W G. johnson.
The securely OF ternai life. John
1928; Rom. s:a5-aa, Mrs. ]. y. Nc
Caul
When eternal life begins. John
5:i1: John 1920. Miss I.eona Cam
treii.
Eternal life manifested. ist. John
ia and list John 2:s5. ]. Lea Gam
mon.
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The 0VARINAs.
Picturesque Barefooted Fish Hawkerr
Of Portugal.

Picturesque Rarefooted Fish Hav.krrr
OF Portugal.
The ovuriuas are perhaps the r4usl
interesting people ia Portugat They
are probably the lineal descendants Of
the original inhabitants of the land,
and now come from a small place
called Murtesa ET,Starreial. not far
from Oporto As the termination indi
Gates. the ovcriaas are the women of
these people
Both nld and young, for even young
children are thus employed. are ey.
go about barefoot. wearing n peculiar
costume. and carrying huge baskets pf
peculiar shape on their heads They
travel many mites a day ana pcngtrat"
into every corner Of the city, crS!n:
their wares In loud unIaugical shout
They noun even 90 the SIKH toaF%
and bargain with buyers They 81
barefoot not because OF their p0v ayjy.
many Of them possessing expensive
gold ornaments. hut because they euu
Thus more easily cover the many miles
they run during tile day. Attempts
have been made "a do away with this
method of selling fish. but they hHve
all failed. The customers Hike te deaf
with these fish girls and can purchase
from them very small amounts.
Fish is not purchased by weight. but
by the fish or part of fish, The price
averages Il 10 Il cents per pound
There are not loss than 1000 ovarinas
engaged in Salllug fish In Lisbon
Consular HpNDrt
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Son7etrin1 to Live FOR.

Three little girls were playing The
flUther of one came into the room and
Marian, what are you going to he
when YOU grow np?" she asked
II am going to be famous singer.
she replied
And you. Susie. what are you to
be-
'Oh, l am going to write stories
when | grow up" she answered
And what is Marjorie TO be?' con-
tinued the mother.
moment. and then said. We'll, | am
not sure. but think III be n widow .
Deineator
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Bible school at Q II a. m. Preach
Ing at ] "a. M. and S;15 p. m. AT the
morning hour Bro. a. J. Bush of Dali
las vili occupy the pulpit. DO not
faii to hear him, He has message
Tor you. At night the pastor viii
preach and the services will be held
on the beautiful lawn ~ the church
on Water street. Everybody invited
to ali of these services. G. r.. Brad
tDra. Pastor.
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PERSONALS
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Mrs. Morris Knoch Is visiting her
Baylor schoolmate. Mrs. j. W. Dow
die, at Ponder, Texas.
Miss Margaret Kemble has gone
to Fort Worth to spend several days
with her aunt. Mrs Frank sanguin-
ct
Hon. c. R. Gibson has returned
from a stay of three weeks at Mineral
Wells and is very much improved in
health.
Col, Jas s. Davis of San Antonio
Is in the city. Mr. Davis is en- route
TO New York City where he will meet
his daughters, who have been touring
Europe for the past two months.
II. p. Atkinson. Jim Munroe, Or
rem Gahagan and C. w Kent have re-
turned from Corpus Christi and Tar
pom, where they spent a week fish
ing. Jack Neal concluded that he
needed a few more salt water baths
and will not return until Sunday.
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Junior Christian Endeavor

Subject: Temptation. Leader
Reedy Wicker.
Song, No. 209.
Lords Prayer.
Matt 6:13, Marion Musgraves.
Matt 26:4l, Matte Lee Hines.
Jas ~, Bertha Tribble.
! Cor 1913, Bessie Moores.
z Pet. rs, Annie Sue Jones.
Luke 4:1-13, Lucille Shores.
Lesson Story, Johnnie Belle York
Song No. ~.
Mission Study, Worth Flint.
Song No. "A.
Mizpah.
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SADDLE LONG IN SERVICE.
Made for r.. T.. Hawkins in 1866 and
stila Being tsed

stils Being Used,
t. e. Hawkins. cashier of the Wax
ahachie State bank. shipped a saddle
10 the son of Frank Getxendaaes at
lTvalde q few DAYS ago that has quite
an interesting history The saddle
was made IN Waxahachie for MIR.
Hawkins in 1866 and has been usea
.hy some member of the family ever
since. The tree on which the saddle
was made was the fork OF an elm
which IVES cut on Waxahaehie creek
and covered II with lawhide, II was
then turned over to the saddle maxi
CIR here to be fitted up with the nee
essary leather rigging. After Mr..
Hawkins had outgrown the saddle
1t passed to his brother, Judge y. L.
Hawkins. The next member OF the
family To use Il was nephew, Frank
Calfee. II then went to Frank Gray
another nephew. In Dallas, and later
came back 10 MIR. Hawkins son. A
son Of Judge Hawkins was the next
to use the saddle and 1t Ii now being
ridden by Mr.. Getzendaner' young
son at uvalde The little son OF Mr.
and Mrs. w O. Beatty and grandson
of MIR. Hawkins viii next fall heir 70
the saddle.
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She Was Different.

John" asked his wife. who was
writing to one Of her forme: school
mates. (which is proper--to say. i diff
fer from you or 4 differ with your"
Tell her you differ from her un.
derstand that she lets her husband
keep part OF his salary 10 have fun
with himself Chicago Record. Her
aid
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LOCAL NEWS
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s~>> e>ss
Mrs. P. F. Davenport, photogra-
| pher. If
F. S. Cronk Co, mill and gin suo-
plies. II
r.. S, Cronk Co. sell roofing
cheap. 4
F. S. Cronk CO. FOR all kinds Of
plumbing supplies. &:
Eighteen rolls toilet paper AMI
holder for 500 at Cronk Co. T.
Buy your pump from f. s. CronK
Co. All kinds. Prices way down. If
Twenty-Five cents gets one quart
of that good ice cream il pals at the
Eat,torium, 112
On account of the baseball game
at Fort Worth Sunday rate of $1.25
Tor the round trip will prevail out of
Waxahaehie on H. & T. C. trains.
Lawn mowers snarpened and nd.
justed. Umbrellas covered an te.
paired. Arthur Mackoy, bicycle aud
gun shop, PIP East Main stret -
The ladies of the Woodmen Circle
will serve Ace Ice cream, ice cream
cones and orange ice on the cou,t
house lawn Saturday evening, Aug,s,
20 l1a
I. j. Bales has returned from !,
business TRIP to Archer county fa
reports some rain in that section ana
says the cotton crop is looking we'll
though corn was failure.
o. M. Parks of Ferris has accented
position with the Waxahachie Cot
ton Oil company as bookkeeper. Mr..
Parks end family arc occupying the
residence of Bud Starr on West JEFF
fcrson street
To keep your health. sound; to
avoid the Ills of advancing years: Il,
conserve your physical forces for 4
ripe and healthful old age, quad
your kidneys by taking Foleys Kid
ney Remedy. B. w. Fearis. d
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A Failure.

Mamma What In he world Is max
ing he baby cry so. wonder:' Little
Eva--l guess he's mad cause tried
to mike him smile with your glove
streteher. Chicago News
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BILLS COZ NTN COTTON
fsaFis Crop Does Sot Seem To Have
Been Hurt by the Brouth,

The long period Of dry weather
With has prevailed in Ellis county
has caused some apprehension that
the cotton crop would be cut short.
tut froa what can be ascertained the
early planting does not seem 10 have
been seriously affected by the drouth
Where toe soil Is deep and where The
as been we'll cultivated the
Hlant has attained q good growth and
loaded with fruit The plant enjoys
aItty color Is still growing and
new blooms are appearing every day
The late planting aud especially that
on the high land has been checked
In it's growth and frulting by the dry
weather. but with seasonable rains
there is still plenty of time for it 70
produce a good yield. IL $ q question
whether rain just now would be
helpful tn the early crop. Some are
Of the opinion that II would not
while others hold to the belief that
4 rain would prevent premature
opening and cause the bolls to grow
larger, Taken as a whole the crop OF
tho county Is Ia fine shape and
large yield Is expected. tIaloss some
calamity happens TO the
~ the county's production will eX-
eeed oae hundred thousand bales
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f,Iayton Rlack Wounded.

biz Springs. Texas. Aug. 10
while Oil his way home from Coaho-
ma thursday night Clayton Black
.aa sI,ot 81 by unknown parties. one
n,.I,at roine through his leg.
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Domestic Difficulty.

Old Lady turning 10 npighbor dur
II. last act Of tragedy Eth. mister
bui them 'Amlets 'ad deal O trouble
In their family!-Isondon Punch.
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A Possible Exception.

Wife Isnt II a fact dear. that hand
some men are proverhially disagree
able? Husband Well. don't know
I always Try 10 BE- pleasant.
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FOR SALE An ideal cottage home
consisting Of six rooms, large hall,
three large closets. china closet, pan.
sgr. two large porehes, two manties
sc, This Is located on a lot Is u feet
by a1a feet which provides ample
lawn. harnsard and nice garden
Same must he seen to be appreciated.
Go and see the place at 500 West
Jefferson street and write for terms.
Would lease to good tenant VIM. II,
starr. Box SOS. Dallas. Texas, 112
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New Hank Building.

Contract has been let for new
bank bnilding In Maypearl. The con
stract was awarded to r.. N. Daniels
I'M m - worth
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Methodist { titirt1l

Regular services at Method st
church tomorrow but no preaching "a
night
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ANY LADY can easily make from
&ls.uN "a $4,000 per week working
Ter me quietly IN her own home To-
ealstg, This is q bonafide offer ~one
which Viii pay YOU to Investigate,
even II YOU can only spare two hours
per dag, No investment required.
Turn Soar spare time into money.
Write me at once for particulars, Ad
dress Mary u. Taylor, Box 30. Wom-
ans Building Joliet, Illinois. I12p
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Time enough always proves lit
tie enough. - franklin.
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Ice cream in pals at Eatitorium
for dinner and supper. 112
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" AMI COLUMN
e~%~

NANTED~-We want your iced o.
aera, 5hlve 4 Keys. II
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Al IhNtl0A We can do your
Work better, We save you money, We
are better equipped We have what
you want. The French stean-dry-
cleaning machine Waxahaehie Hat
Works, il6 College street Phone
So Cleaning and pressing n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-25

L. T. Cooper, the man who believes
that 80 per cent of all i'll health of this
generation is caused by stomach trou-
Bile, is fast winning a national faith in
his theory His claim is now admitted
by a surprising number of people
throughout the country, and he is gain
ing new adherents every day
While speaking of his success in a re-
cent interview, Mr. Cooper said: Il
believed ten years ago that any one
who could produce a formula that
would thoroughly regulate the stomach
would have a fortune. When l got
hold of this formula knew within six
months that | was right. and that my
fortune was made. I called the medi-
cine Cooper's New Discovery, although
did not get up the formula / have
owned it. however. for over five years.
have had one lawsuit over it. which
won in the courts. When il was settled
The Cooper Medicine Company became
the only firm in the world that can
prepare the medicine. This prepare
ton has sold like wildfire wherever
produced AS I have said before, il IS
successful simply because IL puts the
stomach in perfect shape. then nature
does the rest There are any number
of complaints never before associated
with stomach trouble that the medicine
has alleviated tn thousands Of cases"
Among statements obtained recently
from users of this medicine that Is