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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-22

WOODROW WILSON'S break with Col Harvey h, nt hurt
him, but to the contrary wilwork to advantage, in accentuatine
in the public mind the New Jersey governors absolute freedom from
Wall street alliances. But his enemies the country owe ,c,<cd avidIy
upon the incident to declare that the Wilson boom has collapsed.
The wish is father to the thought.
\ sample OF the methods OF Hearst in particular is afforded by
yesterdays Examiner. The important political ntw OF the morning
vas the Associated Pres, dispatch ron Washington. containing
Newland, refusal to become a candidate. and hi, interview strongly
indor,ins Woodrow Wilson. Although the Examiner received th, d,
patch it did not grin a word OF il, but devutr, five columns, OF head
oom IN its first and second pages t." mere editorial a,eri II. in the
Yuisc OF news, that the Wilson boom has collapsed. The motive ir
it is well expressed by the Stockton Mail. which says:
There is al understood but determined and dangerous movement
to capture the California delegation t" the National Democratic con
venti,m iur ". L. Hearst We have just tlM, to say. The Mail i, the
chief spokesman Of the Democracy in interior California. 1t j., a
Democratic paper from conviction and hm, been always, The Mail
will not recognize W. X. Hearst a a Democrat. lie h4, been formally
read mt Of the party by a state convention. regularly assembled. Tie
esuy register As a Democrat and vtc for Il Hearst delegate. nor is
Il man who will consent . III as = candidate i'll IIesrsts interest Il
Democrat. 1t l. ot cOnseivablc that he can be nominated bv the
Democratic convention: and ii he were Til, paper would bolt such d
nomination as naturally a> 4 man >he, at = polecat No Hearst in
ours,
iornia delegation. But hi, papers have a large circulation and cun
ceivaby many Oft their reader, are mi,lcd. The Wilson leaders in
this state do ct have Hearst to beat. but the real danger is a com.
bination between the Hearst and the Harmon forces in favor Of the
Ohio candidate
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-22
A Hero in A Lighthouse

Fer years J. S. Dunahue, ST..
Haven, Mich, a civil war captain,
as a lighthouse keeper, avcrten
awful wrecks, but a queer fact i,
he might have been q wreck, him.
self, if Electric Bitters had not pre-
vented. '"rhey cured me Of kidney
lrouble and chiIls," he writes, "aftcr
{ had taken other So called cure,
tor years, without benefit and they
also improved my sigh; Now, at
seventy, ! am feeling fine F"~
dyspepsia, Indigestion, all stomach,
liver and kidney troubles, they'r"
without equal. Try them. Only 81
cts. at . A. Muller.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-22

Virginia City Steam Beer, the beei
that everybody likes, IS kept OF
draught at the Nevada saloon. Cal
IN occasionally and try il. The bes'
beer in the city. Everything ell,
served to patrons at the Nevada i
the best the market affords.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-22

THE confession, OF ,cuunlr Is to the murder of their vivr, or
swccthcarts are growing very numtrou> i'll ti, country. Ihcy ini-
cate either that a great many Americans grow up without the slightest
discipline ur that they are born Nthoul con,Gcncce or any moral re-
strants There i something VT ng with our social ,v,t,m and with
our educational system loo ma " girl, marry and have children
who have no right to be mothers, for they have III idea ui the rial
responsibilities OF motherhood. Too many boy, live only Lawlr,,
schools. long enough for them to understand the duic, OF citizenship
and their obligations to duy-Sut Lake Telegram
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-22
ENJOY A GAME

II you enjoy exercise try a game
at Paxton's new box ball court
This is conceded the best court il
town AMI some astonishing record
are being rolled by the boys. Get
in line and enjoy the fun.
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
NEW COMMITTEE.
Of TRADE BOARD !
HOLDS LUNCHEON
Ten Applications for Mem
bership Are Presented !
30.
At Meeting. i5

The first luncheon Of the new meln.
bership committee OF tho Board OF
Trade, with clifford Bangs as chairman,
was held yesterday ut the Ebbitt The
success Of the committee during the
past year made II the most popular in
the Board, az there were 125 requests
for places on this committee. sixty.two
already have been chosen, and this pum-
Der will possibly be Increased. II WIS
resolved at yesterdays meeting that al
this number WAS q trife large. a man
should be automatically dropped when
ne has failed to attend three consecu.
i've weekly meetings without proper ex-
cuse
Ten new applications for membership
were presented. making a total Of M.
teen to be acted on by the directors
when they meet at the Willard late this
afternoon.
present at yesterdays luncheon were:
Clifford Bangs. chairman: J. Edward
Lewis. first vice chairman; Il. r. Cola.
day. second vice chairman; Richard Con-
nor. secretary; Harry Almond. e. r
Brooks. Lyman T.. Burdine, William Il
Burns. John NJ. Cherry. l.. Lee Combs
Frank +. Cunningham. J. Harry Gun.
ningham. william X. Ellis. Walter L..
Elliot. Frank Z. Gibson. c. J. Gockeicr,
George ". Harris. THOMAS b. Huyck.
Arthur Joil. ]. Leo Kolb. J. Wilmer Lat
inner. James L. Owens. George Pitt,
James p. schick. William II. Singleton,
Odell 8. Smith. Fred J. white, Louis C.
Wilson. Charles +. Crane. william Cla-
baugh, D. W. Gall. william T. Ballard,
Charles T. Ciaggett. p. d. Cone. John r.
Ergood, Charles II. Ridenour. William
NJ. Hallan. and W. NJ. Brown.
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
Miss Ingham Talks.
Don't Scratch,
Finger n aiIs Poison

1t is hardly believable that science
has discovered a remedy that brings
peace and happiness to the most frantic
sufferer the very moment It Is applied.
Yet It Is true. There are now happy
thousands upon thousands ready to
voice the sentiments OF J. Arnold Hol-
land, of Holland. Mich. who says that
"D. ,Hebras' unsoid performs mira
The results OF ung3id in the most
Piles, Barber's Itch. letter. Ringworm.
Poison IVY & Pr!skiy Heat; a,n,v PimpdIes. nndss
ful-marvelous. 1t relieves Called or
Itching Feet at once. Heals Boiis'
out fire or smart.ng. 1t is pleasant. -ef-
fective treatment for Insect and Mos
quito Bites. Ungoid IL as refreshing to
irritated skin as a milk bath.
Ungoid IL sold by all Druggists at SOC
jar or will be sent charges prepaid
by The g. c. Bittner Co., Toledo. Ohio
on receipt Of price.
For sale In Warrington by O'DOn-
nelrs Pharmacies.
The Washington times., 1912-12-12

weeks ago for his breach Of the law
ana incidentally, for the breach Of the
peace at the Social" was brought TO
court to be placed on probation.
get q police whistle. Washington
policemen are always In easy calling
distance. have one and don't think
need . pistol. All . person has to do
to keep away burglars 10 to have Q
policeman's hat on the rack In the hail.
way and II he has breath enough to
blow the whistle when trouble occurs
he needn't carry deadly weapons
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
Harvard Club Plans
To Entertain Singers

Plans to entertain the Harvard Musi-
cal Clubs on their visit here December
81 have been placed In charge Of com.
mittec composed Of Beekman Winthrop
Ass'st Secretary OF the Navy. presi.
dent OF the Harvard Club here: Walter
II. Tuckerman and John W. DavidRe.
The clubs. numbering ilfty-two men,
will give concert at the Belasco Thea.
ter at ::So'p. m. The entertainment has
not yet been definitely decided upon
but will probably take tn. form of a
dinner at which II number OF prominent
Harvard mon will be present.
The Washington times., 1912-12-12

stitution Of the Progressive League to
show how the work 10 being carried on
there. Annual dues of 81 are charged
to raise funds, and both men ana worn
en- are a,S,sa asked to Join. all voting In the
The league employs the initiative,
referendum and recall. short ballot and
commission government plan. In fact,
a ample Ss'' OF the workings of the radical
plahks Of the Progressive platform. a
council Of fifteen runs the league, ana
nobody gets on the council because hc's
a Jew. or sn Italian or e woman Or % q 2
I'VE want no woman because. she IL
a woman, nobody else because he rep
resents a particular group" she SAID.
live Ne0G%S sf the Sse' principles ri of he Whole
movement.
How the Women Worked.
ION October . a woman's committee
was misguidedly formed In Philadelphia
to work for the Progressive party. We
were able to do more than we dreamed
when we started. We organized the
city, got representatives on all the cont
mittees. 1t looked good In the papers.
but the truth 10 that It didn't mean
anything at all. 1t Is needed to give
the public larger view Of what party
is.
I'VE feel that our organisation 10 now
close and effective and certain to nave
a large inftence in the nomination and
election Of candidates. The men are
now not only ready to help the women
but more men came over to advocate
suffrage in three weeks than In three
Ses, STns,,wan % who was the Progressive
candidate for Governor Of Colorado
and National Committeeman. sale
Colorado had both a beast and jungle:
botS f%llS Sa SSTrpersiH peeSsies. but II also had
progressive movement and rolled up
5000 votes for the new party's candi-
dates. ,.
cali OF judicial decisions and the recall
Of ali elective officers have been won.
we have named committee OF twenty.
five to prepare bills presenting the Pro-
gressive legislative program. to be In.
sss shsa s By ss ,ss sss ds q os: sss :s''s %
Mrs. NJ. l.. T. Hidden. OF Oregon.
spoke "for the enfranchised women and
all the ProEressives. men and women.
"i.ve been a Progressive ever since I
could think" she said. but have been
enfranchised only since November 0.
and I want you to know that We won
the franchise fight because Of the sup.
port your party gave to US: II we
working for these great live issues. II
would mean rsorm away from the
ways Of extravagance and frivoiity that
as a Naion have come too much to
aff,ict us"
Work In Kentucky.
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
COLONEL LEAVES
CHICAGO AF TER
Big. CONFERENCE
Delegates Start Home to
!. Work for Progress.
sive Party.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-With the depar.
turei Of Colonel Roosevelt at 1880 a. m.
today for New York, the Prog essive
national conference, which was on here
for two days. became history. The open
conference. which was attended by
nearly 1900 Progressives. representing
every state in the country. except Me-
vada, was brought to an end last night
by short address by Colonel Roose-
welt.
Every delegate returned to his or her
homo pledged to continue working for
the Progressive principles until the
next election. The national committee.
headed by Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon.
and the national executive committee,
headed by George ". Perkins. planned
to keep busy through the next four
years In building up campaign organ
ization that would be more effective
than the one they had at last election.
It remained for senator Din to
name five members Of a commi0ge Of
oDven to go to Europe and study at
close range the systems Of the Eng
eIalists. DR.: Walter weyI, OF New
York. and Medill Mccormick. Of Chi
caRo. were oes.gna, ed as members Of
the committee last night.
Ano TIoSTeSSNe ieaacTs peheNeu tney
had made a popular move when they
made the officers Of the party organi.
Lns' ' Hat'onai' STATE, 1lstrict. any
tSu supJsct .O Ieeal ihey unousnt
tnS ave., ,hro,'rSu., mTu,1 nhse Nv ,,n.ry
"'". '"e ~ou''
Plans Are Outlined.
The serious business of the conference
was taken up yesterday In the sessions
OF the national committee. and plans
were outlned ior the permanent organi-
cation OF the party throughout the cOun.
try. They include:
ORGANIZATION OF =. Progressive pub.
ucitv association This was Arranged
a., . ,,,n,,,,r -, pra,,',,' ,,,,,,,t,,.
~ VI 'e'ese'Ne p"onsn
s' anu eo,n'''!'ee was "ppoihteo'
consisting OF r.. n. DICKSON. or the
Los Angeles Tribune, George Fitch, OF
the Peoria Herald Transcript. William
Hugh Aboo,t y, New VOL ana "a n
imam n, ,naian, an .>'" i'rN' anu d. "
organ'zatlon OF II Progressive news
IN nencra, rb,s wss ss m in,, 'In m party par nml nna
Of a committee composed OF Aiexandcl
=. Moore. of Pittsburgh; G. b. Dahieis,
OF ne oakiand tribune; n. I. Thornson,
Tho iolic, ,,"ra,S ana iianrv NI,.n N.
OF the Wichita Bcacon.
commission to study European aspe cts
Of American economic and social prob.
lens. This was discussed at length
and detailed arrangements will be made
later. II il practically determined,
However. to send the commission In the
coming season.
Coionel Rouseyeit was entertained nv
lane Addams ns the honor guest Mt =
luncheon fnr ,he women of the confer.
cnco Yesterday and made an addrcs,
that .ttractei ean.ciai i,tcrest Es
smok. c,,ianw n, wn,nan smrfrnyc Hs
.pi,'., ~. ,,. ~, pn".v..t,,e u.,ra>
posm LII, .s ~. s"a, ~, ~. .o T.,,ou haa }
.uIs pispureu py ranees No, .o, nau ,a "
Tremendous Icuiat.oh anu proseo on'
of the important influences OF the caui'
paign, while the speech or MISS Addams
In secondng the Roosevelt nomination
at the Progressive convention was ths
most widely circulated speech OF the
campaign. Still. Colonel Roosevelt
laughingly pointed out. the two womer
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
with . Clear skin Made So By
Stuart's CaDclu0 WATERS.

WITH q Clear Skin Made So By
Stuart's CaDeln0 WATERS.
These wonderful little Waters contain
the most effective blood. purifier known
to scicnce-calcium sulphide. Every
atom Of impurity IL driven from your
system. With pure. vigorous blood
coursing through your veins instead Of
a vitiated fluid. your whole body feels
renovated, your face becomes as pure
as a lily.
No matter what your trouble may be-
pimplcs, blackheads, livcr-spots. rash,
toils, muddy complexion. letter or
eczema. you may absolutely depend
upon Stuart's Calcium Waters. They
have made thousands OF compilations
AZ pure and as beautiful as could pos
siblv be wished.
There's not "a bit of sense In going
around with face 30 blemished that
you're afraid to have your friends look
at II. Get 80 cent box Of Stuart's
Calcium Waters at your druggist's to-
day. Take them every day for n little
while and you'I be astonished at the
change your mirror will show you.
The Washington times., 1912-12-12

A TIZ foot bath draws out the poi
sons that lodge In the foot pores: next
day you will be looking at other suf-
ferers instead of being the object OF
CCmmiscration. Corns are gone. bun
shoes fit fine. And IL you have never
tried this wonder, TIZ, write to Walter
Luther Dodge 4 Co., 1923 s. Wabash
Ave, Chicago, Ill. for free trial pack
age, or got u 25-cent box al, any drug
store, department. or general store. You
will never know real foot comfort until
you have used TIZ.
The Washington times., 1912-12-12

tricai profess on, and his act IL slvays
2 source q pleasure to his stage as
Torrance begins shortly before I thjs
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
The Change
Is Wonderful
No More Plnples, BlQtehes, Of
Blackhssds After Using Stuart's
Calcium Waters.

A few days 10 sometimes enough to
clear the worst compilations. Htuart's
Of tho trouble-the impurities In the
blood. When these poisons are re-
moved. the effect on the skin - almost
immediate. Blemises Of all kinds dis
nppear.
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
You limpsrs
You Need liz
Puts Life, Vim, Energy Into Tired
Feet, Limbs, Spine, and Is .
Wonder for All Foot
Troubles.

Free Trial Package RrinEs JOY.
II your feet feel as II they were stuck
IN the mud-if they feel as II each
step were trip-hammer blow--get a
box of TIZ from any druggist, 25 cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
Simple Mebifamemter

bor .piit Jig at bore life alene mere
trpgge, men langt mere birfiomme
emo enbber' anoen 8lan6ing al Me>
6ifamenter.
Gor n9iten fDrretppe Mar iioen
bar set mi beremte 2p6ia 6. Binf-
bom's Gegetable COMPOUND ct flint
pelt @jemmemi00el, tillabet al ben
&pinoe, bnis Nabn set MI berer,
paa beuoes &ogeopn, al &eooer og
llrter fra Marfen, % bporbe6 bun
frit forlpne6e fine Maboer og 8cn-
ner.
Oct pibunoerlige Sells; iom fu1g-
te 2pbio 6. Binfbam's 8egetable
COMPOUND / 2inoringen al fpin6e-
lige Spg6omme, bar giort set be-
fien6t / etbbert Siem ber / 2onoet,
% er MI ODER Bele @er6en a11er>
fiea16t Ion1 set beoite Miobel for
fninoelige gpa6om111e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
uorv Datota.

= $. 81. MrGonpille, ti6ligere
@ountDfosierer for Gals County, ser
bar 6en1t til 5 Mors El1gtbns for
at babe bortibin6let 1000 Collars
at @ountpets 8enge, er blcpen frigi=
bet fra Statsfengilet efter at bape
aftient en 6emte0el al 5traffeti=
Sen.
6or npgle Mor jibe11 los Mn<
ser en Bros. / @minner en- Man6
arreltere for @De6etpDeri. Manoen
bleb frifjen6t og flptte0e ienere
langt moo @elt. Sfjpnt ian bleb
frtfien6t, bor bans Sampittigbeo
oo9 %onflaget bom. 9reorcne Mn=
6erion mo0tog forleoen ct 8reb>
bbori 6en mistpnfte Mon0 ttlltoo
fin Sorbrp0elie og bo6 ON at foa at
bloc, Dbor meget Sen %ltjaalne &bebe
bar bnr6, laa ban fltn0e betale for
Den. Mnberl on ipore6e, at man bill
,6e bore tilfre6s me0, bnn6 BON an
1oa for at bore Sen rette Gum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
afn6o nor(k Oioen=
(kQ6Sman0. :

st Telegram fra Bergen me66e-
Ter, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sp6a-
ger, Soerlage 9r. 6. Mrmauer
3anien er of9aoet peo Og6en / en-
SLIDER al II Mar.
Weo bam for Norge miitet en- al
De ltore 8e%remtbeber, bbts Nabn
operalt nepnes mes 9grbe6igbe6,
toroi ban pe0 fine Sp6ageller og
Jorifni1ger paa Gp%eoalffbeocns
Smraooe blep en- al Mennel febeoens
ltore &elglerere.
Set par. / 1874. at On. @anien
efter ct iberoigt og maalbepi61t Sir
bej6e offenliggioroe fin Sp6agelie
al @pe6alifbeoens @mitteltof og lag
oe 6erpeo @rl1nopoI6en for Sen mo-
0erne Mnif1elie, at SDgoommen life
er arbelig, iom man f9r troe6e, men
7mitiom. 9els / &roft al oenne
0p6agelic> oe1s me6 Stptte i fin
1totiitiife Y%aapis1ring al, at Spg-
oommen bar aftaget melt / Sc 81
1trifter / Norge, bpor man bapoe
pGret ibrigit til at inolegge Sc
1pe0olif e / Spgebuie, tog ban oerpaa
efter iin Mniettelle iom Sperlqge
for oen ipeoolife 5pgOom / Bergen
Snittattipet til SEN norif lie 2ongip=
ming moo Spg6ommens lt6bre6elle.
Silt bette fprte til Ell laa fien6elig
Mftagen al Sen frpgtelige 5Dg6om,
at Dr. @onIen for en- Sis it0en om=
trent fu110e lt6regne, bbilfet Marstal
5pe0allfbeoen bill bore fuloitenotg
u0rDo6et / Morge. Dette grnn6=
1eggen6e Mrbej0e tiente iom Mgn=
tier for olle 2an6e, Ser bill in6f9re
iorebpggen0e 6oranitaltninger moi
5pgoommens n6bre6elie. l1n6e,
Sen internotionole 2eprafongres
Bergen 1909 bpIoeoes Or. &anIer
al Sc fremmeoe 6orifere iom en- a
Mennelfebeoens &elgjgrere. &ac
bans 60 MarS Sb0iels0ag / 1901
bleo ser / M3uieets Borf / Berger
,ofIgret cit Butte at bam, peo bbtl
fen Mnleoning Ben berpmte &rofeS
for 2osiar fra Berlin bol6t Salen
S 1SS7-SS foretog 9r. &onic,
en- &ejie til 9lmerifa for at ftuoer
Spe1alifbeoens 6orefomit blon6t no
nnn6rp1p 0nn65mpn6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
90 S(ags Mora(
Sport.

6ronflin IS. Spbnlon, 8eItp:cr al
l%lniperlitp Sigh 5cbool, tiger / Cit
cpitgtspnffcnoe Mrtifcl / SCHOOL
Mepiem", at Sen amertfmnl fe &tiifos
lc=l1ngbo1n lanrn1enlignet n1e5 >,n
eltgellf e Sfolel,ng0om i Metu;:,g al
at bite Ngtclie for 8uOenc uGu Ifal
life itjGle", 90 Oh ifal life iypc",
1taar n1eget lopt.
Sg Sen amerifanlfc @ejifplcore1g
iloar ogiau %betpoelig lapere ems bans
cngelife Setter mar set fpmn1cr til
9@resfplclie / sport.
r6or cit, Ser bor bont @rfartng
nteo 0renge / Sc amerifanife 9fo-
Ter" flyer Der. Sob,,lorL ucr noget
|af 6etz iom ilaar BAN melt, naar bar
aFlpgger ct 8eipg paa Sen berbmte
cnGelfe &11gbD Sfole, at ser life fin
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
@fterlpsntng.

Sens 8oes Nielien og 8prn:
Moolf 8oierup, @illiam og Mnnte
Marie @ulanne, / 1891 bolat: 1898
60. &oliteo st., Chicago. On lille
9lrb tilfal6er 1em.
&oSmus 2aurien, lbrmager
Sioitfienote M6resie: 1907: 822
@. Nortb BE-, Chicago.
Miels @briitian gnepoloien, feo1
/ 1terpig, Is. Suli 1868. Som til
Mmerifa 1887. @or Melfefulf
Soutb @bicogo. 5io1t fien6t(
M0reSie: @alparailo, Sn6.
g. SIR. sc. &nnlen, iioitfienott
M6resie: 1917 @arfiel6 Mpe., Gbi.
cago. @n Mrb er til u6betaling 10,
bam paa &oniulatet.
Mrel Carl Mgller, fer fal6e:
@barlep Miller, Maifiniit. Mores
lie, Maj 1910: @or 100, 0etroit
@icb.; / 1908: 1926 MlbanD ct.
Sttumtpa, Sa.; gift mes @nnie St
man at 0ttumtpo; le6 al S,,ber
fuoits, Mai 1910.
Carl @inar Sobanien, 2an6ar5ei
Der. Mrbei6eoe / 1911 for Scr. u
S. @emmerIing, 9ifc, Sotpa. Mn
tageS ienere at bape arbej0et 70:
Scr. q. .. @baie, Site, Soma.
@brilten Sobannes Mn6erien, fri
Mpfpbing, 6aliter; boebe / 1899
9ea6bille, COLORADO; ban efteri6ge
/ en- Mroeiag,
&omeo @briitian 9ars Senlen, Sc
ii61te Mar ie!le6c Iom 5gman6 ia
5perne. Sisfie1t6te M6resie: Ser
Dulutb g. s., Minn.
clinton Murinus Mn6erIen al &ibg
5ioltfien6te M6resie: Big Sanot
Montana, angipes ienere at babe OF
bol6t Jig / Great Sails og @elenc
Montann.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

arel BaItber gielien gunborff.
par @ontoriit aberoeer, 5outb
Dafota, forIoo Mberoeen Ben 10.
Muguit 1911; %formentlig for al
reiie til minneapolis eIIer ct. Saul;
penteoes til Danmarf meo ct al
Sl1leifibene, men lite bgrt fra iioen
Muguit.
6. 8ertbelien, iibitfienote Moress
ie: {. 0. Dapis, Drummono, Mon~
tanon menes at opbol6e fig / M1-
ioula, Montana.
Ml1lige 0plDsninger ON 6isie @f=
teriggte be6es til1ttlIet
fgl. 6anife @oniuIot
154 @. &an6alpb st.,
R. 70. Chicago, SlI.
r-
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kan faa IS Pints at en- mere rensen-
de, Observation-Disclosures, helende. og
desinfcerende ~antiseptisk Opl@sning
af en- 25c Hske af Paxtine - ct op-
l6seligt antiseptisk Pulver, som fin
DIES i allie Apotheker.
Paxtine draber allie Bakterier, der
foraarsager Sygdomme, F~orraadnelse
og ubehagelig Lugt, Diet err derfor,
at Diet er Diet bedste Mundvask og
Gurgelvand og at Diet ophever Tide.
lugtende Aande, enser og bevarer
Tsnderne bedre end almindeligt
Tandpulver, og i ct Afrivningsbad
med dette udryddes Sved og andre
ildelugtende Substanser fra Legemet
Enhver proper Kvinde paaskj6nner
dette og diets mango andre Brug
Sundhedens og Toilettens Tjeneste.
Paxtine er ypperlig for Betendelse
i Halsen og Ojnene og for Rensnina
at Munden og Handkerchief efter
Rpgning. De kan faa "Paxtine Ioi-
let Antiseptic" i allie Apotheker for
csc og soc, ,eller portofrit med Po-
stem fra The Paxton Toilet Co., Bo-
ston. Mass, der vii sende Dem en-
fri Prove, hvis De 9nsker at forsdge
Diet for De kjdber.