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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
MONEY RAISED FOR THE
CHINESE RED CROSS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. lo.-Tas day
in Chinatown yesterday probably fur
nshed pointers TO American taggcrs In
The art of raising money for charity. a
fear-inspiring beast, whose name Moo
Sche' (Good Lion) bolicd his ferocious
micn. did the tagging. He journeyed
from store TO store to feed on 'ChconS
chem. which is Chinese for the long
green. and within tho few blocks covered
by the Chinese quarter he took toll OF
about $4,000, which win be sent 10 Shang-
hal on the next steamer 10 the Chinese
Red Cross for the relief and comfort OF
tho soldiers of the revolution.
Beneath the cmblematic, Erotasque head
OF Moo Sche." with its bulginG eyes and
trailing peacock feathers, a Young dancer
gyratcd and bowed profoundly 10 onlook-
ers as the procession moved along.
Chinese drum corps acted as an escort
The beating OF the drums was warning
that an offering was expected. and with
the taking al money great punches OF
ilrecrackcrs were set on.
The money donated was appended tn
long strings Of lettuce or either green veg
ciabios or fruit
Aner the collection had bccn made
Moo Sche" proceeded 10 tho Hop Sing
tong headquarters. were II dcYourcd
three heads of lettuce and. according to
programme, rolled on its back and died.
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Continued from Page Ope.)

(Continued from Page Ope)
tanned a tremendous amount
OF most interesting data.
One page in this supple
ment riyetcd my attention,
which was entitled,
"GROWTH OF NEWS
PAPER ADVERTIS1NG.' y
The first paragraph on this
page read as follows:
"THERE NEyEH WAS = TINE IN n
THE EAGLES LIFE WHEN IT WAS
NOT AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
MORE THAN ONETHgRD OF IT'S
FIRST ISSUE WAS MADE UP OF
ADVERTISING, which in character
pictured Business Brooglyn as 1t then
cyi stcd' -
1.-THE cost of advertising then was
somewhat less. The published cost of
a FIVE or uue-liue advertisement in
ls4l WAS SEQ a year, Today tye-llne
advertisement in The Eagle costs %2sS
n year.
ADVERTISE Nc WAS CRuDE aud
little or no attempt was made by the
merchant TO INDUCE SALES by pub
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llshIug prices. Indeed, the announce
ments were couched in the most polite
and genteel language"
On this page appeared the
names Of a number of AD-
NERTISERS who have
been IDENTIFIED WITH
THE PROGRESS OF
BROOKLYN FROM THE
TIME THE PAPER WAS
STARTED up to the PRES
ENT TIME.
[ happen to be familiar
with a great many of these
firms, existing today, that
started long years ago to
BUILD THEIR BUSINESS
ON RIGHT LINES.
| happen to be familiar,
too, with q number OF other
Brooklyn merchants who
used to advertise but who
did not advertise on RIGHT
LINES, and who are not now
in business.
1t all rcvcrts back to the
same PRINCIPLE OF AD-
NERTISING = that the
merchant who starts right
builds so thoroughly that his
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Promotion of New Companies.

Speaking in a general wav Of tho work
OF ORGANIZING and promoting new life i'm :
I,,n IuraI.e" companies w The United States.
insurance commissioner Done when
seen ut his office a few days ago. had
this to say:
I'm my opinion, the era of promoting
lica'ly past. An enlightened public sen
i,tnent is being aroused through the pub
licity and education on Insurance mat
,ers now being dissoninatcj. which will
soon make II impossible for irrcapon
sinio promoters and stock statesmen 10
deceive people with promises of cxtrav-
sSant returns from Investments in life
insurance stock, While il is said that
within the past len years upwards of
NO hundred life insurance companios
have been organized In the United States,
oniy a very small percentage Of them
have az Yet reached tho dividend -pay wing
stage, unless We count Irish dividends,
which have been plentiful enough.
No" the tendency Is to consolidate
many OF these small weak companies
forming large ones with sufficient capt
tai and surplus to provide for the heavy
expense OF creating agencies and getting
prohtahle business on the books. I look
ior decided movement along this line
In the next few years, instead OF activ-
ity in floating new companies.
And this. mind you, is not intended
as p reflection on the new compa nies, all
OF which have as much right TO i've as
the older ones. 1t is only a statement
Of what regard as the Inevitable out
come OF the overdone promotion work of
the past few years.
Whenever now companies have been
established as the result of strong de-
inand of the insuring public. and not
merely by p set uf irresponsible promot :
ers. seeking to line their pockets with
tho money of the gullible, my remarks do
no, apply. Also in many Instances com
panlcs promoted for selfish purposes by
unscrupulous men, have afterwards come
into the hands of honest, capable Off
cias; and these will doubtless have a
profitable career when the time Of strue
gle is over.
'But where the public has been cX-
plotted by a lot OF stock selling sharles,
and a company Is left by these gentry
without experienced. competent officers.
there are many chances that 1t will
prove very Improbable 20 its stocShold
crs. although under proper supervision
its policy holders will be amply project
ed by the reserve set aside according TO
Law
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Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
CITY, November ~. 1911.
Highest temperature today was ~ de-
Srees; highest temperature in this month
since 1874 was - degrees; lowest tenn
persturc last nigh, WAS ip degrees: low
est temperature this month since 1874 was
. degrees below zero; mean temperature
for TO-DAY WAS rs degrees; normal fcm-
per;,turc Was 81 degrees. accumulated de
flciency aimee the first OF the month Is
50 degrees, accumulated deficiency since
January I is ~ degrees.
Relative humidity at a IN. today was
- per cent: relative humidity at ~ m.
tuildy Wa 20 per cent.
Total precipItatio for The twenty four
hours ending al y. m, was none total
precipitation for this month 10 date Is
Ia Inches: accumulated excess for thia
month To date is As al an inch; total
precipitation since January ] 10 date IN
1856 inches. accumulated deficiency since
JInuary I l. .2@ nf an inch.
sun rises al 80 2, M. and sets at J:pG
r. M, November 20. l2Jl
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3II|MENT IN WALL
IS BULL|SH
l,rtI,eIess There Is a Ten:
,iacy to Sell Stock When
u opportunity Offers.

u YORK. Nov 10 Profit taking on
n ,,.Io depressed the market dur
n =, half OF last week. In spite
.r,cnt 10 which this movement
a -, s,orks retained a large part
A I,s msdo during The preceding
A, and when the pressure was
ouo,ations began 10 swing up
4 ~. obsorptive power Of the mar
! nr The period Of profit taking
FL ,hc bulls 10 enter upon fresh
and toward the close OF
= ,hcre was renewd buying for
u account.
=, rmalncd so largely profess
~, Il was questionable whether
.o movements were influenced
4 ~ outsIde developments, such as
L.. In business and politics,
III, acceptance by the United
A ',cnIt court of the American To-
smoany's reorganization plan con-
rcrhaps the foremost OF these
!, Col Rooscvclt's expression
:. an the trust question were re-
"A - 10 some extent responsible for
- confident tone OF the market
|. n,,er part OF the week. Another
II In Inc growth of bullish senti~
nc tho commerce court decree
] ,hs proposed Increase in inter
|sk lrrighL rates. To this was
|,ns influence Off Union Pacific an
[<ort which was regarded as eX-
[aB favorable
Ia The evidences of underlying
q there was noticeable q tendency
4 t,ork whenever any considerable
[,-ent WAS shown. With the result
/ !, recovery late in the week did
|arh large proportions The pos
n 4, rndical tariff revision and of
Zrcq dealing with the control OF
Eions tempered the more hopeful
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Ruling Expected Shortly.

The question OF levy'inS the corpora
ton tax on the so-callcd dividends paid
policyholders by mutual aud other par
ticipating life Insurance companies, has
been taken under advisement by the
Cabell. There Is said to he $40 600. 600
paid in such dividends yearly, which
would yield the government 100000 in
revenue should the corporation TAX law
he applied. The government has con-
tended that these dividends represent
earnings OF the companies, and such
come within the provisions OF the law.
The life companies, on the other hand,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20

1t has been suggested that these ad-
vertising stories be printed III book
FORM I am willing to print them If
there is sufficient demand for them.
To print the stories that have already
appeared will require five volumes of
about 800 pages each, and they can be
printed to sell for 81 per volume.
If you would like the five volumes,
please send your name and address TO
William g. Freeman, 203 Broadway,
New York, and you will he notified
when they are ready for delivery
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per shall live it must con
duct its affairs as a bust
ness, and it must have the
CONFIDENCE AND RE
SPECT of the people in its
community if it is to pros
per.
ITO he coniinued)
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''iCe TO CONTRACTORS,

---
Il hereby given that sealed bids
III, ,tsived by the md ersicned Dp 10
~ h. noon, Saturday. November 25,
~ VIC materials required and la
,sn. Performed In erecting 4. three
sr,lS,. s,l. addition 10 the Normal Train
ss "t the University of Utah,
.ig.," and adjacent 10 Salt Lake
|o, quo. sc"ording 10 plans. specI-
br.s,n,a na details which are open for
- of bidders At the office Of
<k;.S te,2ar and Eamiu Hanson.
- HrrMt"cts. in fhe Tcmrleton
~ MI Lake cts. Utah. and I'll
>lne le.Vnosals at The above time viii
|kniismy ,,Pened and read at the Des-
|kg. pahk In said city.
\, m I'VE, ne addressed 10 the "IJni-
|stk., ,ah' Salt Lake city. Utah.
oBI6.i ih Inc loTer left hand cor
to ,L or such bids. can bs de-
m,pe pace Of opening same.
must not coma I'm ..nn5iIin,. ,,aII.
H!liia,, 'poe,ilons or any other thing
,on TO those mentioned In The
~ kbdTVincs'ions! drawings. contra cts
N and the bidders must use tho
ns .ss %. Without change winch Nil
ID o,t A. me Office OF said architects
er form OF bid will be re
Lat.n y. check on some bank II
.sn,}I W. Utah, for at least nv.
shss, per cent OF the amount o,
io n'd must be enclosed. Esc|
ana Gs ., made payable 10 ihe under
s.a 10 be forfeited TO the nm
edsrm - "ase The bid is accented anc
and noes haoes not enter into the con
Uohd within three dsys afte
csntrnns, Ter the faithful executIo,
'e' and bond hereinafter men
h p'ttIIp9a;1 tIpp sd contract and bond ar.
tbs,no o'lice of said architects ant
b. c mr.. Examined. "
Mir 81 DO hid for the work com
tbo 'M alternate bids as enuner
snd mnpp, nspp,ecL9ca tior,u
Aoun, 81 be furnished for one hal
sat sso,,r,the OF the bid. with good an,
ehle ,outitles. IN all satisfactory an
and.r., inc undersigned.
any yns.lgnsd reserves The right I
may al au bids. or TO accept an
= UNIVERSITY or UTAH.
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STRIKING SHOPMEN
ARE STILL CONFIDENT

\ meeting of the striking shopneu OF
the the Hartman Eystom WAS held al
tho fcdcratlons Headquarters on Fifth
North street yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was addressed by a number Of
leaders, who reported That the strike
WAS processing in n satisfactory manner
and would surely be won. The jnou
were urged 10 remain steadfast. The
strikers arc preparing lp give a grand
ball aud reception Thanksgiving evening.
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News Of the Insurance World

refunds 10 policyholders of overchargcs
l"f insurance. II Is declared that the
premiums on insurance arc computed at
a higher rate than the cost of the insur-
ance. FOR the sake Of The safety or the
corporations, and these excess amounts
hre iater returned to the poicyholders.
In other words, with the dividends de-
Quoted, the polcyholders receive their in
slirancc nj cost, and there IS no question
ol earnings 10 tho companies involved.
The same principle is involved in the
t5%atIon of mutual fire companies under
The corporation law
MIR. Cahcli expects 10 give his decision
within a few weeks
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'SoE Sc LINE STEAMSHIPS
= LONDONDERRY an

LONDONDERRY AND
FYoe,- GLASGOW.
Five r., ALERMO AND NAPLES.
LA ali soior ior tickets betwcen New
and Mhean,,ch, English. Irish. Con-
:tumm asHiterranean points, Supe.
~ Servi.uon,. Excellent Cuisine.
,ss,i,lon 10 io:., Apply promptly for
.EFsDERsSSya egent OF Anchor Line
chicaeS y, BROTHERS. General
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business lives and prospcrs.
1t might be interesting to
quote from a letter which
the late Joseph Pulitzer,
whose sudden death shocked
the newspaper world, wrote
under date Of September
Sth, 1911, to the Brooklyn
Daily Eagle:
"This is what / sincerely feel about
the Brooklyn Eagle: In the FIRST es-
scntialas of any newspaper to be re-
spccted and be spcctable-l.NTEG,
RITY, INDEPENDENCE and INTEL
LECT-T consider it among the fore
most newspapers in the nation-apJ
there are very few indeed | would call
foremost
In order that a newspa-
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~ | do not have any OF these
y I have a fine strong baby
sl now. which / did not have
liking Lydia f. Pinkham's s
sNs Compound. "-MRs. A. A,
g Route a, Dewittville, n. Y.
aoove is only one of the thou
l grateful letters which are
adtly being received by the
a1 Medicine Company OF Lynn,
bshich prove beyond d doubt that
l. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
made from roots and herbs,
El!does cure these obstinate dis
q women, and that every such
@g woman owes it to berself to
neve Lydia f. Pinkham's Vcge-
I9npouDd a trial before submit
an operation, or giving up
arecovery.
Pinkbayn Of Lynn. Mass,
all sick women to write
lof advice. She has guided
@nds to health and her
nis free,
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WEATHER FORECAST

Weather forecast for Salt Lake City
and the state OF Utah-Fair Monday anc
probably Tuesday.
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ldnlb COMPOUND L
suffered nearly all
the time with head
a C h 8, backaches.
and bearing down
pains, and had a
continuous pain in
my left side. IL
made me sick if L
tried TO walk much,
and my hack was so
weak that / was
obliged TO ear
corsetS all the time,
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he HAD
| PAIN
Relieved by Lydia E. Pink
Negotiable Compound.

6tYille, NY. =" Before / start
1hie Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vege-
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INDUSTRIES

,rput,nu,d tum pagr Ou.l
Lu4uuI with tl. beginning or m.
.u,r,ntl century .ud Zoo Sow Eug-
|.ud n,ult noIf century htar
"lr i>t. tn H.f Nas u'~scd u
70 au.huseu. making % ton lour
uut foi children uud,r tVciN, but
uuI tb.s. ,mpIuN,rs W,r. OnutlDt,d
uu. knowingly violated 30. t sHir-
..lfJ NH..u uu- repeated iu "a, Nla.
Hpml ltV of lpN. tb' repeal OF which
ufulIs. N, uuI Governor O.Nrt uir.
us boo bis wre.lp, Co., OBJ, Nhuam1
I.aruur, u I'fI
erin, census uf 1870 Nts tur FIRST
Dob nk. notice uf tus ,Ntrnt OF child
labor n 90, United Stat,. Unless thr
tn-u. uf 1870 can show change
'pt th, better th, evil has been m
Hr,Asiug Tor the last forty wears Tho
census OF 1900 shows that TO great
'r extent tl1n amy other muuuflDtur-
ing mechanical industry "a, cotton
MN furnishes employment 60 chill
brNu lal that ia the north about ono
COTTON miH operative out of ,Vct> ten
H.te i,u $50 fifteen Ncars ~ tgp while
u lh' south On. sorrosppudng hg
MOS Vsl. 'gn6ur tincF ~ very tcr
M MoK,lvav called attcutioh Go
tho recent report OF the burenu "f lu-
hur ON enc cotton industry showing
zoo p,r cont of Tho employees in south
e.u cotton mills arc sian under the
age of sixteen. aud sine. ".uy age
data supported by positive evidence.
h1v" ho'u uscd This estimate comes
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S.S.S.
PURELY VEGETABLE
TINE ONE SAFE BLOOD REMEDY

generally recognized TACT
ihat medicines taken ftom o., botau
ioM Kingdom are better adapted @.
tie delicate huWan system aud sal.
100 every vat than those composed .i
,troug mineral miNturcs Anon
ihc yer, b,.t and safest oi y,gc'al d.
rfcpI Toms 81. s. = s. blood m,H
cine made ,1tr,lv OF fouts herbs and
latks 100 u,h combination 90, 10
mako 30 The greatest of $50 blood pm
ho.s auj Tie hu,,t ol I'D tonic
$. S. S docs nor contain tbc least
particle 81 m'rull % nu, form AVID
SD an absolutely safe medicine ior any
enc to use While mui,mp tn,
blood d. great vegetable remedy
builds up every portion Of th, system.
$ 81 S. putc- Rheumatism Catdfih
SYt.s and Ulcers SKIN Diseases.
Scfoiu'l Constitutional Blood D'e.
eases. ard all impuutic. and morbid
conditions Of the circulation II is
perfectly ic'ilh,, and sdl, ioi children
and little ones Who have been weak
.r.l with sorpiu,ous affections or
other inherited blood troubles. can
take this mild vegetable remedy with
good results and without the slightest
Sanger SIS $ rs uuequallcd a. a
tonic % invigotatcs every portion 81
the sy.,cm. and the healthy blood {
creates largely assists IA overcoming
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blood medicine YOU could 40 no better
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MARKET NEWS

l'""; market stcady 60 strone. Brcyos
- goa $50. Texas steers 4ou5..b.
western steers ii1pm $50. 4tocL,rs
ana feeders ttf' t.N5. cors aud h,if-
'rs >..doH 100. calves $f0q
Hogs Receipts 1000. market five
to ten cents higher. ligh, $500, ....
miN'd S6.NiI '.2n. heavy $500 $50.
rough S6.65f'G So. good e. ohoic"
heavy $3.50" 40. rigs SG.Gt0 $40.
bulk sG.poHi.lo
Sheep Nc.,iYte 5000 market
steady - saad, higher uatit, S51
90. western t,.a5HG.i5
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Kansas cit,. March 10 Cattle D.
'"". including goo southern Market
siruus NatlN" steers s. 5OFG.1i:
e'uthctn steers ta.2a6iG.00. southern
"Ns ana h"ifrr. t3.2ta 5.t5. native
pNs and hcitors s3.0oHG.25, Stockcrs
and feeders ft.,ifi 1880. bulls stsi
'..h. calves Sts5M N.25; western
steers s. '1'ff -, Western COWS S. %
so
Hugs lt.nints G000. market five
I" ten cents higher Bulk 81 HUn 0i.
hraNN tG.90m 1.00, packers and
butchers sGp5m7.lo; light t1utle
l-.
sheep Receipts 5000 market
strong Mutton stNi, lambs45.i0n
q 20. ted wcathors ana yoarlinps Sli0
" 90, fed western ewes sitilta.
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81 i"Hi.lo.
standard ,uppcr Jun spot u'
MdN. 81 10n 300.
~IlN,r ~ 3-4
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Big Auction Sale

on Mond. March l3.Ht MILAN
.'ll ut auction thr c1mplet, Dot of
Hn. 'ousr furnishings 90 81, south
N'ltyr street CONSISTING u uar, ss
H.i"NF E.'g. M drr.s,.. ahu.niar-
one practically new drurh. aa sewing
".''1in'. b"de' RUGS iuth,r uu-
'"islrr chairs. sanitary COUCH. bod.
clothing and iIn,us of all Kinds. nan
carpet prtrti'a'ly now Hai,.U. range.
n"l'um, dishes, sid, board. elegant
dining whlo with chairs to match.
"hi many oth"g utiDlcs too numerous
Co. mention.
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Piles CURED ~ q To DNys

fAIo OINTMENT ~ guaranteed Z,
cure any case ~ Itching. Bind. Heed
ins or Protruding Plies in go II DAY,
or money refunded see.
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~. Louis DOL.

81 Louis March ~ wool uu-
hanged. TERRITORY ana western med
tum ~ "a zoe; fine mediums IGaINc:
fine i2Hl3r.
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fOR RENT Rnom

FOR RENT Rooms ALSO rooins for
HHhi housekeeping. For rArtou-
~ 4p4irg Nrs. hroWis. ao1.f W.
''n'''. 'iair" iidg. cor phone a..
10
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Chicago ti,os,.sL

chicago March 10 Cattle receipt
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FOR SALE pno-h.E interest loo a
l"N'ns restaurant iu good Ncw
N'Nl." town Sc, j g. Ell.r. I.I
south Third street az.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-08-17

For brain flag, avoid vacations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-08-17
She CAVE Up
ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs,
Green, But She Finally Found
Relief in Cardui.

Meetze, Va.-Mrs. J. c. Green of this
place, says: 81 suffered with womanly
troubles so that l could hardly sit up.
Two of the best doctors in our town
treated me, and tried different medi-
cines, until l gave up all hope of ever
getting we'll.
One day, l decided to try some Car
dui. 1t did so much for me that
ordered some more, and it cured me!
Today, l feel as well as ever did in
my life.
The pains and the trouble are all
gone. l feel like another person in
every way. 1 wish every sufferer could
know what Cardui will do for sick
women"
A few doses Of Cardui at the right
time, will save many big doctor bill,
by preventing serious sickness.
1t tones up the nervous system, and
helps make pale cheeks fresh and rosy.
Thousands of weak women have been
restored to health and happiness by
using Cardui. Suppose you try it.
1t may be just the medicine you need.
N. B. Write TO: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatta.
nooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn for Special
Instructions, and 64-paZe book, Home Treatment
fer women" sent in plain wrapper, on request.
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FREE
CURE
Remedy Tested For 80 Years-CureS
Through the Bl0Od-FOul Breath.
K'hawking and Splitting.

Hawking, Splitting, Foul Breath, dis
charges of yellow matter, permanent
ly cured by taking internally Botanic
Blood Balm (B B. b.
CATARRH IS NOT ONLY DANGER
GUS, but it causes alterations, death
and decay of bones, kills ambition, Of
ten causes loss of appetite and reaches
to general debility idiocy and insanity.
1t needs attention at once. Cure it
by taking Botanic Blood Balm (B. B..
b 1t is a quick, radical, permanent
cure, because it rids the system of the
poison germs that cause catarrh. At
the same time, Blood Balm (B. B. b
purifies the blood, does away with ev-
cry symptom of catarrh. B. B. B.
sends a tingling flow of warm, rich,
pure blood direct to the paralyZed
nerves and parts affected by catarrhal
poison, giving warmth and strength
just where it is needed, and in this
way making a perfect, lasting cure of
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