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The Washington herald., 1911-11-05
BARNARD'S
Complexion Cream

on the tenderest and most sensitive
skin. 1t is the surest way to get
good complexion. 1t removes the
thin outer skin by absorption; in a
few days the old skin has been alb
sorbed, and a fresh, clear, natural
complexion will appear. This is
done without the slightest evidence
of peeling skin; it is a pleasant and
harmless process to get a new,
fresh, youthful complexion.
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80
Friday, November $500 .. m.
The Case OF the Freshmen--Dean
Brown, Fargo college.
Discussion--Pres. F. Il. Smith, State
Science school
Athletics and Character--Arthur
RUBBER, agricultural college.
Discussion--Prof. Conrad r.. Thar.
aldsen, State Normal, Mayville.
The Place Of the Small College in
Our Educational System-Prof. r. b.
Taylor, Jamestown college.
Discussion--W. l.. StockweIl, Fargo.
The Part Each State Institution
Should Have in the Training Of Teach
ers for the Public Schools:
/. From the standpoint Of the nor
NAL schools. Prof. A. p. Hollis, State
Normal, Valley City.
2. From the standpoint of the state
university. Prof. A. ]. Ladd. State
university
3. From the standpoint Of the agri.
cultural college, Prof. G. b. Waldron,
Agricultural college.
4. From the standpoint of the
state, Hon. E. ]. Taylor, Superintend-
emit of Public Instruction. Bismarck.
s. General discussion.
Business.
Note: This section will be called to
short session by the president some
time on either Wednesday or Thurs
day for the purpose Of electing a mem
Der Of the nominating committee. No
tice OF this meeting Will be posted in
the place OF meeting.
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Railroad News
MAKE Low RATES
TO Land SHOW

st. Paul. Oct s1.-That the thous-
ands Of people in Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin. Iowa and the Dakotas who did not
attend the Minnesota state fair be-
cause of wretched weather. may still
have an opportunity to see the finest
collection OF agricultural products ev-
er brought together. the railroads have
announced reduced rates to the land
show to be held in st. Paul Dec. IL to
%.
While the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific roads are the first
ones to make the announcement, it is
expected other roads will follow. The
rate viii be one and one-third fare
for the round trip from points within
ESQ miles Of the twin cities.
The great exhibit made by the coun-
ties of Minnesota at the state fair
has been preserved and many addi-
tions made, while the best samples
have been secured from six other state
fairs, making the land show con-
densed exhibit from all the state and
county fairs Of the American north
west.
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People willing pay large sums FOR life
insurance which " really death insurance
put real lifesInsurance frequently consists
In taking Eckman' aSAIteratiye.
Can any "lunmSNick" person AFFORD not
to takes the AltefaFiveg
~ EhaFpens the appetite. makes life look
different, brings befteYs health with greater
earning power. Often persons are so much
improved that they can work even before
they care finally cured
Investigate I'll II you are broad minded
enough. to believe that there can be cure
for Consumption. which has not been sen
sationally exploited, or which Is not based
merely on climate or diet restrictions. Mr..
Webbs report follows
Weldon, ILL.,
Gentlemen - During 1905, my physician
sent me to Texas. from there TO Colorado.
! became worse aud was sent rome TO die
heard Of Eckman's Attentive, began
treatment and was cured. earnestly
recommend Eckman's wonderful cure for
Consumption"
(signed AffIdavit) ARTHUR WEBB
Fuller details Of this case upon request.
Eckman's Alternative Is effective In Bron-
chitis. Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubles, and In upbuiiding the
system. Does not contain pOisons. opiates
or habit-forming drugs. For sale AF the
Meredith Drug Co, and other leading
druggists. Ask for booklet Of cured cases
and write to Eckman Laboratory, Phila-
delphia, Pa, for additional evidence.
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PROSPECTS FOR
new RAILROAD

Mandan Pioneer: Large numbers Of
men have been coming in from the
cities every day this week and have
been sent out on the north line where
the Northern Pacific is exerting every
effort to complete the line to Stanton
before cold weather sets in.
The line has reached HensIer, and
work OF putting the grade in shape
beyond that point and building bridges
is progressing rapidly. Unless we
should have an unusually early winter
service will be given to Stanton before
the first of the year.
Letters received from prominent
Northern Pacific officials state that 1t
is their hope to reach Stanton and
they viii be very disappointed IL
unable to do so. That there will be
no stated service. over the lire next
spring is pretty certain. for the rail-
road expects that If 1t Is able to get
in supplies once or twice week 1t
will be doing as much as could be ex-
pected, considering the work has to
be rushed.
There is a very large amount of
freight to be moved out of Mercer
county this winter. Not only have the
crops turned out better than was ex-
pected, but the stock shipments will
be exceptionally large.
1t Is stated on good authority that
there are other reasons than merely
the desire Of the Northern Pacific tc
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Dept. Of Secondary Education.


OFicers.
President-supt. gelson sauvain,
Casselton.
Vice President--L. p. Linn, Ken
mare.
secretary-C. z. Ellithorpe, Willis
ton.
Thursday, November 2-9,Oo q. m.
Paper-The High School a Social
Unit, Supt. F. L. whitney, Grafton.
Discussion opened by Miss Jennie l..
Hall, jamestown.
Paper-Proper Teaching OF High
School English, MisssFlorence Taylcr,
Minot.
Discussion opened by Miss Martha
Fulton, Mapleton.
Paper-Some Ways Of Giving High
School Pupils More Training for the
Duties Of Presiding over a Home, Miss
May A. Sutherland, Grand Forks.
Discussion opened by Miss Lillian
Pearson, Larimore.
Paper-Remedy for High School
Laziness, Supt. p. A. Mcmillan, Car
rington.
Paper-How to Take Care OF the
Precocious and the Retarded Pupils,
Supt. Peter Anderson. Minnewaukan.
Experimentation OF High School
Pupils for Teaching, Supt. w. ]. Alex
ander, Rolla.
Discussion opened by J. Q. West,
Webster and G. ]. N. Nelson, Beach.
Business.
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Depsrtmsnt Of Musical Edueatlon.
Officers.

Officers.
President--Prof Fred w. wimberley.
Jamestown.
Vice President--MissE Edith II. Brant,
Mayvilie.
Secretary-Miss Fanny @. Amidon,
Valley City.
Wednesday, November 1--9;o0 q. m.
The Work Of the Normal Music De-
partment-Prof Fred w. Wimberley,
jamestown.
Music Study and Mental Discipline
Miss Fanny c. Amidon, Valley City.
Music in the High School-Supt. A.
q. Crane, jamestown.
What Should be the Relationship of
the Music Department to the Collegi-
ate7-Pres. B. II. Kroeze, jamestown.
What the Supervisor Can Do for the
Grade Teacher-Miss Edith ID. Brant,
Mayville.
Music In Our Colleges and Univer-
sities-Prof. William wellington, UNI
versity.
Music an Aid to Social Betterment-
Pres. G. G. Creegan. Fargo.
Business.
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Department Of History, civics
and Social Science.
Officers.

Officers.
PTegident-Prof. Wallace N. Stearns,
University.
Vice President-Prof. w. J. Trimble,
Agricultural college.
Secretary Treasurer-Miss Bertha
M. Pralme. Rugby.
Wednesday, November $500 a. m.
Teaching Of Civics in the Secondary
Schools-A. ]. Loeb, Grand Forks;
Prof. A. f. Hunsaker, University.
encouragement OF Investigation
Among our Teachers-Prof w. j.
Trimble, Agricultural college; Prof. r.
NJ Black. Wahpeton; Supt. Minnie J.
Nelson, Valley City.
General History VS. Ancient and
Modern; symposium-Supt. w. A.
Godward, Devils Lake; Supt. Frank
lin Thorarson. Mayville; Inspector
Richard Hayward, Grand Forks.
The History Syllabus: A Report
Supt. q. f. Forster, Williston.
Teaching History for Power-Prof
W. M. Wemett, Valley City.
Business.
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Dept. Of industrial Education.
omeera.

Officer6.
President-Pror. A. E. Dunphy. Nor
Industrial school, Glendale.
Vice President-Miss Jessie NJ. Hoo
yer, Agricultural college.
Secretary-Supt. A. b. Hess, Lari-
more.
Wednesday, November f--e:00 a. m.
Theme-The Place Which Industrial
Education Should Occupy in Elemen-
tary and Secondary Schools.
Domestic Economy-Miss Hughins
Mckay, Fargo.
Discussion--Miss Failyer, Bottineau.
Manual Training s. Peter
son, Mimic.
Discussion-supt. w. ]. Alexander
Rolla.
Artistic and Esthetic Training-Miss
Louise F. Pinkney, Glendale.
Discussion--Miss Elizabeth Mcneil
Grand Forks.
Agriculture in General-Pres. ]. II.
Worst, Agricultural college.
Discussion-Prof. c. G. Schmidt, Uni
versity.
General Discussion: Led by In
spector Richard Hayward, Grand
Forks: Supt. II. r. Edwards, Mimic;
". o. Bird, Fargo.
Business.
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Health and Beauty Answers
BY lie MAE MARTYN

vour dandruff-Iaden. itchy scalp. and
him falling hair get a half pint alcohol
and one ounce Of quinz0in at any drug
store; mix these together, then add half
mint cold water. Two applications of this
ionic week TO the scalp will do more
good than all the .sure-cure remedies on
the market It will put your hair and
scalp In 4 healthy condition and you win
Then be praising this simple, inexpensive
tonic to your friends.
Marjorie: 10 reduce your weight
quickly and az small cost, without re-
sorting to restricted diet and fatiguing
exercises, dissolve four ounces Of parnotis
IN 4 pint and d half of hot water and take
A tablespoonful before each meal find
this simple harmless remedy generally
takes OF fat rapidly. and those who have
tried ID tell me 1t Is a marvellous fat-rp-
Queer. as It leaves the skin smooth and
unwrinkled. You can get parnotis at any
drug store.
healthy scalp, you must keep youE scalp
clean All the hair-tOnics undeIeat zEun
Will not keep your hair and scalrGsn Il
healthy condition, unless You shampoo
frequently and Thoroughly When wash
form. as the alkaIi in IL streaks and dulls
the hair, causing 1t to split and become
brittle No shampoo preparation | have
auffy and healthy appearance as tea
spoonful OF canthrOx dissolved In cup of
hof water. This makes the finest shampoo
imaginable and Is Inexpensive. 1t removes
All dirt and dandruff, rinses easily, dries
quickly and adds beautiful iustre to the
hair that you can't get with any other
shampoo. / consider 1t the only perfect
shampoo.
p T. W.: You can get rid Of those
blackheads. freckles and large, dirt-col-
lectIng pores In your face, by. using this
cream.ielly: Stir together and let stand
over night one ounce Of almozoin, two
teaspoonfuls glycerine and a half pint cold
water. This makes greasiess cream that
viii NOT promote q growth of hair on the
face. Use II for massaging TO clear and
soften your skin, and you Will soon have
inst as fine and smooth complexion as
most women many years your junior. For
colorations, 1t has no equal.
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Violet. BY ali means lei free powder
alone IL you want heautifui coihpieAi.oAa.
Powder clogs up the skin pores, causing
enlarged pores, wrinkles ana ronsn, ana ana
satisfactory complexion beautiner know
Of - made by dissOlying fouruounces o.
spurmax@ln halfSpint hot water, Lnen
adding two teaspoonfuls giyeerine ms
lotion win take away that shiny, sallow,
greasy look and make your skin sinooth,
soft and veIvety. 1t does note r1bGoH 80
easily as powder does, and gives that mucn-
desired. delicate, refined tone 70 the SKIN
without an artificial, powdered iook.
Al. b. Ct: stop worrying over such a
trivial thing and get an ounce OF dela-
tone. Mix enough with water 70 cover
three minutes rub on, then wash the SKIN.
You will fnd delatone the moscaAat isfae-
tory thing to use for removing per
fiuous hairs; and even If iaydoes cost q
dollar an ounce, II Is worth several times
fits price to have smooth, hairless SKIN.
Rena: Your sallow. muddy. pimply
complexion is due TO impurities In the
blood. To rid your system OF these marks
81 iii health. You can find nothing better
than this old-fashioned. homemade tonic:
Dissolve a half cup sugar and one ounce
kardene in a half pint alcohol, then auu
hot water to make a full quart Take q
tablespoonful before each meal, and You
will be surprised at the wonderful health.
restoring qualities of this tonic. It will
give you energy, good appetite and bring
back the glow of perfect health to your
cheeks.
Ellen: For your weak, tired, dull eyes,
you need a good strengthening tonic. II
you will get from your druggist an ounce
Of crystos and dissolve 1t in a pint OF
water. then put a few drops TN each eye
once or twice a day, your eyes VIII soon
be clear of all Inflammation, feel strong and
be bright and sparkling. This tonic is
splendid for graduated eyeiids and VIII
be found very soothing. The use of this
simple tonic has enabled many to dispense
with wearing glasses
]. S.: You are only one Of the millions
who have wasted many dollars on nicely
perfumed hair tonics which did no good
except to enrich the manufacturer Fol
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Dept. Of Rural Education.

Officers.
President--Mrs. Jean McNaughton
Stevens, Towner.
Vice President--Prof. MacNeal O.
James, Valley City.
secretary-Miss Anna 0. Gjelstad.
Velva.
Treasurer-Prin. A. H Gleason, IN
derwood
Wednesday, November 1--es0o q. m.
Address Ethics in the Schools, (15
minutes), Mrs. Jean McNaughton
Stevens.
Music-By a Cass county rural
school. Go minutes)
Address-The School as a Social
Center. Go minutes) Miss Minnie J.
Nelson. Valley City.
Discussion. Gao minntes) Miss
Anna 0. Gjelstad, Velva; Miss Ida
TORI, Upham.
| Address-The One Thing Needful.
/ CSC minutes). Prof Joseph Kennedy
/ University.
Play Ground Plans (Exhihited) Gao
minutes). Mrs. Laura Welsh, Minot
/ Address The Normal Course fol
Preparing Rural Teachers, (15 min
utes), Pres. T. A. HiIlyer, Mayville.
Address Inspiration. Old and New
Sources, Gao minutes), Prof. q. w
Randlett Agricultural college.
Business.
! Thursday. November 2--9s0O d. N.
Jointly with the Elementary and
Industrial sections).
A Better OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mac
Neal G. James, Valley City.
i IT. q n
/ ing with illustrative recitations BY
several lower grade classes), Fargo
public schools.
4 School Garden Discussions supt. A
G. Crane. Jamestown
Manual Training Pians--Pres. w. M
Kern. Glendale.
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General Association.
officers.

Ofncers.
President-State Inspector Neil C..
Macdonald, Valley city.
First Vice President-Supt. Martha
r. Tatem, Williston.
Second Vice President--Miss Fan
ME G. Amidon, Valley City.
Secretary-Clyde r. Travis, May
Vile
reasurer-Richsrd Hayward, Grand
Forks
Wednesday, November 1900 .. M
Prayer-Dr. r. A. Beard. Pastor
First Congregational church.
Music--Fargo college.
Address Of Welcome-Mayor V. II.
Lowell, Fargo.
Respense-Prof Jos. E. Kennedy,
University.
Presidential Address--Neil C. Mac
donald, Valley City.
Muslc-Fargo college.
sAddress-Hon. r.. ]. Taylor, Supt. OF
Public Instruction, Bismarck
,Address-Educa Progress OF
the Year Supt. W. e. Hoover, Fargo.
Music-Fargo college.
Business.
Wednesday, November $500 p. m.
Music.
Lecture Scouting for Wild AMI
mails, Ernest Thompson Seton, New
York.
Reception.
Thursday, November 2-2:oo p. m.
Prayer-Dr. w. ]. Walters, Pastor
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Music--Fargo Public Schools
Lecture-Rural Schools for Country
Life. DR.. A. f. Winship, Boston.
Music-Fargo Public Schools.
General Theme-Country Life In
North Dakota:
/. The Country School as Com
munity Center, Supt. ]. w. Riley, Cass
county. us minutes)
General Discussion.
e. The One-Room School. Mrs.
Jean McNaughton Stevens, Towner.
Gao minutes)
General Discussion.
Music-Fargo Public Schools.
8. Consolidation, Prof. N. c. ABB
bolt, University, Go minutes); Supt.
J. A. Haig, Devils Lake. Go minutes)
General Discussion.
4. Preparation for Rural Teachers,
Supt. w. @. Crocker, Lisbon GO
minutes); Prof. B. A. wallace, Valley
City Go minutes)
Business.
Thursday, November $500 p. m.
Musie-Fargo Public Schools.
Decentralization for Prosperity.
Efficfency, and Service. DR.. A. e. Win
ship. Boston.
Friday, November $500 p. m.
Prayer-Dr. Chas. Ryan Adams,
Pastor OF the First Presbyterian
: church.
Music-Agr1cultura college.
The Bible in the Public Schools
Presented In a series Of fiye-minute
talks by: Presidents e. p. Robertson,
G. C. Creegan, B. H. Kroeze, @. A. Nc
Farland, and Prof. Vernon p. Squires'
Music--Agricultur college.
Scientific Management in North Da-
kota Education-Pres. T. A. Hillyer
(20 minutes); Pres. Frank l.. McVey
GO minutes); Pres. ]. II. Worst, (20
minutes).
Music--Agficult college.
,Address-Prof. P. g. Knowlton, Far
so college.
Business.
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on west as far as Columbia Falls, a
distance Of forty I'VE miles. The new
system OF baIlasting viii be continued
as far west as Sfryl1er. Besides the
double tracking the Great Northern
has small army Of men at work re-
ballasting the main line from Summit
to Cut Bank. making practically a
dustless roadbed. Thirteen miles Of
new steel was laid along this stretch
over the new ballast.
Aside from being perfect piece OF
railway construction this part Of the
Great Northern transcontinental sys-
tenn passes through the most beau
tiful mountain scenery to be found in
all the west.
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Dept. Of superintendent.

Officers.
President Hon. p. u Taylor. Bis
naarck
Vice President Helen Prinde-
Vile. Grand Forks.
Secretary Deputy supt. w. %. FAR
sons, Bismarck
Member Of the Executive Committee
--Supt. j. A. Haig, Devils Lake.
Thursday, November 2--e:30 q. N.
Direct Ethical Training in the Pub
lie schools Supt. isabella BurIey
Pembina county.
Back To the Essentials Supt. w. q
Croker. Ransom county.
official Relations Between state anl
County supefintendents.
General Discussion led by Deputy
state supt. W. nj Persons. Bismarck
Friday, November $3.50 :. m.
Retardation Of Pupils supt. W. r
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Dept. Of Elementary Education.


Officers.
President-Prof. B. A. wallace. VAL
ley City.
Vice President--A. H. Gleason, Un-
derwood.
Secretary--Miss Beatrice tombstone,
Grand Forks.
Thursday, November 2-o:o0 a. m.
A programme jointly with the Rural
and Industrial departments.
Friday, November $500 a. m.
Paper-Crucial points in Arithmetic,
Prof. George r. Davis, Valley City.
Discussion-Prof. Clyde r. Travis,
Mayville.
An Entertainment Programme from
the Daily School Work-Fargo public
schools.
A Successful Public School Garden
-Supt. A. @. Crane. Jamestown.
Business.
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A Complete Cure Of
Bladder Trouble

/ am pleased to testify TO the merits
Of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, which I
had occasion to use for bladder trouble,
which my physician was unable to re-
1feve.
Eotlr fifty-cent bottles of your rem
edv effected complete cure.
Yours truly,
PETER VAN DENISE,
Greenville. Mich.
state Of Michigan -
County OF Montcalm -
The foregoing has this 18th day OF
July. 1903. been subscribed and sworn
to before me Notary Public ia and
FOR Montcalm County, Michigan
Fred Al Gleason,
Notary Public
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Officers.
President Director J. A. Field, Bis.
marck
Secretary
Member Of the Executive Commit
tee-John p. Tandberg. DriscoIl.
Thursday, November 1850 a. m.
Presidents Address,. A. Field. Bis.
marck
School Supervision and Equipment
Prof. b. A. Wallace. Valley City.
Grading the Rural Schools--Prof
John p. Tandberg, DriscoIi.
General Discussion OF all topics.
Business
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Letter 90
Or. KilmleT a CO.,
BInaisasnfon. n. W

Prove whst swsmp-Reot win DO For You
Send 10 DE-. KiImer s. Co. Bingham
ton. II. ". tor 4 sample bottle. 1t will
convince anyone You win also receive
booklet OF valuable Information, tell
Ing ali about the kidneys and bladder
When writing, be sure and mention
The Fargo Daily Forum. Regular
eifty-c and one dollar size bottles
tor sale nj all drug stores.
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I1orln, Morton county
The School Man In Politics and Re-
ligion-Supt. Joseph A. Kitchen, Bil-
lin9s county.
Method in Criticism -supt. a. ri
Layne, Bottineau county.
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See the drawing by Penrhyn Stan
law, illustrating A. L. Moody's adj
vertisements this issue.
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In autumn, more than ever. we re-
alice that the year that promised so
much in it's gladstone springtime.
moves in an inevitable cycle. subser-
Went to the INFINITE and eternal law
Of causaAion.
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This department decided that 1t will
hold It's meeting at some other time
than that of the meeting of he general
association. There will be q short call
roeeting at some convenient time, time
and place to be announced at the gen
aral session on Wednesday
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EDUCATORS
IN FARGO
TOMORROW

Continued From Page One.
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Department Of Science
and Mathematics.


President--Prof. Z. f. Chandler. Uni
versity.
Vice President-Prof. @. w. Rand
lett, Agricultural college.
Secretary-Prof. Clyde r. Travis
Mayville.
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Continued on Page Nine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-17
DOCTOR PRAISES o. D. ..

Although an NJ p, acknowledge
to my patients and patrons that you'
remedy, ID d, D.. reaches cases Of &c,
zema and permanently cures them, -
"My cure began from the first appll.
cation OF d. ID d. My Skin Is now as
smooth as bahy's. wouldn't take
thousand dollars for wat D. d. d,
has done for me. writes August San
to, Of Chillicothe, Ohio.
These are just samples Of letters
We are receiving every day from
grateful patients all over the com
try.
Worth It's weight in gold" All my
pimpes washed away by D. D. D.
II found instant relief" ID u. y. Is
little short of miraculous" These are
the words OF others in describing the
great skin remedy, ID. ID. D.
Proven by thousands of cures, fer
ten wears 10 be absolutely harmless
ard reliable in every case OF skin
trouble, no matter what 1t is.
Ger trial bottle today. Instant re-
ief--onIy 25c. Herman c. Schulz,
druggist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-17
WHAT ARE YOU DOING
Fer the Old PEOPLE?

ii may be- your father, your mother,
Four grandfather or your grand.
mnrsaar who is very dear to you, but
II is sad to see them lose their in
terest in life because their strength
is fast ebbing away ana they seem
doomed to the weak. feeble and de-
crepit condition Of the aged.
Vow IL the time for you to come to
their assistance.
4 Call at OUR store anc get bottle
of vinol, our delicious cod nyer ard
sren tonic, without all, and see whs,
a change II will make in your dear
ones.
A case Il recorded IN Ltchfielj,
ILL.,, OF man ~ years OF age who
seemed to be getting old and feeble,
suffered from indigestion anS ner
yous trouble. His druggist asked him
to try vinol at his risk. IN did and
says he is better and feels younger
than ne has for fifteen years
We wish every feeble aged person
would try bottle Of vtnol with tho
understanding that Their money will
he returned is it does not give per.
feet satisfaction. Paul G. Schulz &
Sons, Druggists. Cairo, H.