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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29
People are Already Guessing
a. 70 Whom Appoint
ments win 60.
HUMPHREYS Is CLEARED


AS soon az the results OF Z political
campaign become known conjecture
arises az to whom are to be the inn
mediate bcne6ciaries of the change.
Although considerable Roadway has
been made in the extension Of the
Civil Service every administration
makes changes in the important Of
fees. This Il especially true where the
change is made by the success of pol
itical party which was out Of control
at the time Of the last appointments.
Every president for fifty years o.
more has deplored the fact that so
much of his valuable time has been
taken up in making appointments Of
which the welfare Of his party seemed
to demand. The extension of the Civil
Service list has been gradually extern
ded. The Taft administration succeed
ed in having third and fourth class
postoffices under the Civil Services
rules and regulations. There still re-
mains thousands Of positions that
President-elect Wilson will be called
upon to fill during the next four years.
These positions range in importance
from cabinet portfolios, ministers and
ambassadors to foreign countries, and
probably justices of the supreme court
smaller than Caldwell: It would be,
idle waste of time to attempt. to pick
out the prominent Democrats in Ida
no. even. who may be expected to land
remunerative federal appointments.
The Democratic party in this state il
evenly divided into camps which have
waged continual warfare against each
other for several years. These wings
of the party have been known by sew
eral names. At one time they were
the Steunenberg and anti Steunenberg
factions. Later they were classed as
the law and order element and the
dynamiters. They are now known as
the Dubois and anti-D Dubois wings. AS
to which faction will be able to exer-
else the greater influence over Presi-
dent-elect Wilson in making appoint
ments we are unable to say. It is
our guess that former Senator Dubois
will be able to secure more Of his
friends than will Nugent. Senator
Dubois was the campaign manager for
Hon. Champ Clark. He made sue
cessful fight up to the Baltimore con.
vention. At the convention Clark was
defeated by the treachery of William
re.,it. - ~ IaD.: secSpsea us
and ;,,,,,, .a;s w =. !. sI'ou Snee.au'y
th. .i...;cn . - u g. - woIk e secure
v ,r Vn = W. nI.n'mee 2. sne con-
deai - ~ unuUuD1eol cao : sIeat
smnnor. af ~ w. .oys. snu ne3lv
chp;~ - 'ce Lo G,1 w1 ,sss., nl =
~ -. - $780, sa,: nie =
shou,pp ~s; s.gxsnnof wnson nss aot
Sawos. n,lnssn PssI,suls,ly eisteIei tcI
hs.t g. s: wnen &c taougn! =
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29
A Splendid suggesdon.

The fact tllAt the government recla-
nation service has undertaken to dew
elope electric power on the Payette-
Boise and Minidoka projects has sug-
gested to the Rich6eld Recorder the
idea that the state Of Idaho would do
well to undertake the development Of
the water power resources of the
state. The Recorder suggests the is
suance and sale of twenty-five million
dollars worth of state-guaranteed
bonds with which q comprehensive
development of the water power fac
ilities of the state might be started.
It is claimed that electrical energy
could be furnished the consumer at 4
much lower rate than can private COM
panies. If this be true the suggestion
Is splendid one. There is no reason
in fact why state ownership and dew
e1opment could not be success. The
credit Of the state is such that it could
secure money ct much lower rate Of
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29

Catholic services will be held next
Sunday ut the church of the I'M
Maculate Conception. Firat lnass at
500 clock; second mass at 10 30;
Sunday school at 9:46.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29
ExcURsIoNs EAST AND
TO CALIFORNIA

November q, q; December q, and
r. Long limits. See agents for
rates and further particulars;
Adv nl-d20
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29
Davis WIN Sc private eecret,rv.

Davis win Be Private Secretary.
The announcement that Captain E,
G. Davis will be the private secretary
to Governor Haines will meet with
the approval Of the general public.
Captain Davis was born in Idaho.
graduated from West Point and prac-
tised law in Boise. What more is
needed in . private secretary to a
governor! He Is = young man with
an acquaintanceship exteding through
out the state. During the last session
OF the legislature he proved himself
thoroughly informed Is to the needs
of the state and the conditions in all
actions. We believe that Captain
Davis will be found to be most ex-
cellent man for the position and ex-
tend our congratulations to everybody
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29

appointed to the position vacated. In
case this occurs It is understood MAT
Attorney General McDougall has !
very god chance for the district Judge
ship. This program would be about
AZ that would be necessary to revive
the old anti Mormon fight with ali its
bitterness and hatred.
The appointments to be filled BY the
governor are numerous and i'm
portant Among the most remunera-
tive Offices to be filled are, commits
sioner Of immigration, labor and sta
tistics, state engineer. register state
land board. Cary land commissioner,
game warden. pure food and dairy
commissioners, insurance commits
sioher. state bank examiner and sew
eral others of more or less importance,
The Republicans of the state who have
. hunger for public Office are already
making excursions to Boise now
that Governor.elect Haines has re-
turned TO the capital city. Thus far
the newly elected governor refuses to
make announcement of the appoint-
ments he has in view. It can be set
down as cinch that Mr.. Haines will
continue to. exercise the same sound.
common sense in the future as he has
in the past; and that the appointees
will be capable, honest and thorough
in the work of the Offices to which
they may be appointed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29

(Continued on last page.)
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Of Canyon County
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9un9em.

2pmon sc. aeas an sc. s. 8oobbnrp,
g. IA Mcres bon Got 5 Gee. 35z127=33,
@elrofe, $500.
Benedict 8. gogel unb Srau an 8oarb
Of goncation, @. 66 Snb bon Got 6 8lf.
4, 5aut Centre, 5000.
Saul @oibto1 unb Sran an Sgnat
@uelsmann, @R 58A nnb @8A
M@A Gee. 34<125z32 Oaf, $4,000.
s.. S. @enei1b nnb Srau an Sames
8en8ie II. a. Is Mcres bon @ait 9t6e bon
@eif u bon @h bon @@A 5ec. 49,
1928, ct. @lou0, $175.00.
9arrD s. Noung un6 Sran an Wttz
6ael g. George, Got 1 8lod II 8iHons
Surbep, $4,000.
@arp q. 8aliter an Cooper M1e5od
2ots 8 unb 9 8lod 9 @arbpiue, $500.
@milD 81. &ubct an Scarf s. Nelion
5A @@A unb az MgA Gee. So
124z35, Mortb Sort, $4,000.
5ecurttD @tate 8anf, H%dDnesbt0e an
Ser6inan0 &0nig, @R M8A Gee. IT.
1922, Rnbnesbtle, $4,000.
@intam SO. 5mitb unb Sram an Sobn
S. @et6, Got II 8lod 2 &eft @ibe Nob.
ct. @Iouo, $500.
gbriit Bab uno Srau an @oparo
2ar1er Got 8 8lod 90 2otprp's Nbb. $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Gin tpirfia1nes Mittel eeger, bic
@armplage lei 8ferben.

Se6er Sarmer un6 Bfer6ebefiber
miro erfreut fem, an einem 1teutt Weit-
tel gegen sic gefir6tete @urmplage
bel Bfer6en gu b0ren, 6os in ser FUR
gen 3eit ieines 8efanntieins gang er-
itaunlide &eiultate ge5eitigt bat: IS
iin1 6ies Ole aus Ger alten &eimatb
beriibergefommenen &eurefa-&apieln,
ole iid in ser ~fiir5eiten 3eit Gorien6e
bon Sreun6en ertporben un6 in ser
Mustreibung BON @iirmerr BEL 8fer-
6en als uniibertrefflib erpieien bu-
ben. Mus &uncerten Don %6anfbaren
8rtefen bon Sarmern, 6ie sic &apieln
benubten, gebt berbor, 6oB nod Dem
gingeFen bon 11ltr 5tpei &apieln SUM
6erte BON 8otS ole mogliden 8iir-
mer bon Bfer6en a%bgingen, umS oaB
8fer6e, Ole borber r1oger, biiiig un6
it0rrii@ tparen, na6 Dem gingeben
ser @apieln iofort 5urabmer un1 ale
i6ledten gigenidaften berloren. Die
8iirmer geben gem0bnli@ idon nod
einigen Stun6en mad 6em Giingeben
ser &apieln toot I'M Miite ob ur6 1T
6aS MttteI UNI 10 tnertbboller, nls es
obne meitere nmitdr6e un6 obne SUIT
termebiel ie6em 8fer6e lei9t einge-
geben mer0en fam. @uf alien GJar-
men, no 9feroe gebalter meroen,
iouten gerooe iest ie0em ein5igen
Sbiere 5pet ser &apieln our Borii@t
bernbreidt tper6en, aud men,, itid5 bie
@aroiiten d11Berli4 nod ridt bernerf-
lbor geuna4t baben: Die &apieIn fir1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Gurto @ieo,s r,e,1es @unocr.

Mus Dem fernen Norto &ico font
men 8eri9te BON elmer ~lpun6erponen
neuen @ntoedung, bon ser man
gloubt, 6uB fie Ger Menidbeit raid
Muber bringen miro. @amon &.
Mardon bon Barcelona i9reibt:
rDr. Sings Mea1e @nt6edung tbnt
bier berrlide Mrbeit. Sie beilte mild
.etpa finfmobl bon ~idredltdem&uiten
un6 g%rtdlhungen, aud meinet 8ruber
bon einer i4limmen grfdltung in iei-
ner 8ruit uno mebr ols 20 anoere,
melde iie o>tf meinen @atb Bin 9e-
6ral1dten. @ir boffen, onB 6ieie be-
oeutungspone Me6i5irt nod in ieoer
MpoMefe in @orto Mico bertauft
miro. Sir Gals un6 2ungen-8e-
idmer6en bat iie hires @let6en ni6,t.
Gin @eriu@ miro gud bon brem
gerbienit iberaelegen. 6Of uro
|$1.OO 9robefJaidet fret. @orantirt
imsMolitor Drug Store. Aln5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
2unaeufranfbett tpeicbt
bieiem Mtittel

Srgenb Scenario, tpelder in Der 8ez
foute iiG zines Ser 8er5eidni1e Ser SET
teratipe fomn1en laflen. @uften,. bort
nddtge @rfdltungen nnb Pnenmonta fonz
men Ser 8eginn bon ernfteren 8ei6nerz
ben fem = @dman's Nlteratibe lit 1as
pirflame Mittel. 2eien Gle 9err Sea-
nalD's 8rtef:
@aratogua, 81. 9.
&errenl ~STiinf ooer ie9S Sabre lang
Tit ih an @uiten unb Mmstpurf. Mud
bate ib bobes Steber. @ein Sal nurbe
bon metnem &r3te als S9tptnbiu9t be-
3eidnet. Man gab mir Qebertbran, Greaz
tote unb anoere @ebi3inen, ale obne 8ez
nefit.
8u @eibnadten 1906 ertpartete man
ni9t, bab t benz 2eben erbalten bleiz
ben tonne. sS6 ruff 81. st. s.. Mcgnrtbp,
unb er empfabI ben @ebraud bon Cd
mon's MIterntibe, bas i9 nit dusge3eidz
neten grfoIgen rabm unb midi bolitdnz
big bette. sS@ 11nbm in @etpiGt at.
Sd ging in alien @ettern aus unb bate
gar feinen @uiten ODER @rfdltung. S9
gebe bte1e SbntfnGen an, UNI anbern
Mutb 5n MAIDEN, @dman's Mlteratibe gu
gebrau9en."
Sames@.@ ana1h.
@dn,an's Nlteratibe lit tpirtiam in Sal
len bon 8ron9itis, Mftbma, @eufieber,
@alsz unb 2un9enz8 e1dmerben unb i'm
Mnfbau bes @b5tems. @nt1df fein Gift,
Opiaten ODER Mebi3in Die iid our .@ez
ippbnbeit mabt. 81 berfm1fen bel Der
Nolitor 9rug So. nnb arrberen 3auptz
apotbefern. Sragt na6 8ooflet, in tpelz
diem @etlungen ber3eidnet itnb poer
ihreibt an @dmans 2aboratorium, Bbi>
laoelpbia, Ra., fir meitere @piben5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Cine geniigenbe @rprpbmna.

Gine geriigenbe Grprobmng. n@ir
iim 5tp0lf in Ger 6amilie, idtreibt
.5rau @ertba Sdult, 1916 Midigam
Str, Oibtoi6, @is., nuno felt 35
Sabnen brau6tem mir fei1ren Mr5t gu
rnfem; Der Mlpenfrduter lit unier So
milienar5t gepeien. Sd babe Bel al-
len meinen &in0ern, tpenm Tie iid) nidt
moN fublten, ben Mlpenfrauter ge=
branbt, uro er 'bat itets gebolfem."
9os lit 0as 3eugniB ether Mutter
uber oieles olte, 8%eiterprobte &ral1ter<
&eilmittel. Sauiemoe baben 4bnlides
lber5elgt. Ct lit teime Mpotbeter-
MeGi5in. Spe5ial=Mgenten liefern
ibn Gem <blifum. Man l6reibe an:
Or. &eter Sabrnep & Sons &c., 10
go. &opne Mbe., Chicago, 81.
Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

geieblih garontiert unter serim SEQ.
ri, al un6 f0nnen AUDI trngeroen
Stuten gegeben tperoen. Dns MitteI
lit ein5ig un6 ALIEN gu be5ieben bon
Ser unieren 2eiern tpoblbetnnnten
Breeders &emeoD Co., 532 @oit
@ater-5 traBe, Sept. "a, Miluaufet,
'Mis., gum &reiie- bon $1.25 fir 6
oSer 5000 fir 10 8apieln, portofrei
NIT Demonstrating. Mu9 gu
baben in 3urders Drug Store, MeeI.
role. Minn., o6er bel sc. 8. &arren,
Sreeport, Minn. = Mn3eige 52-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Die s,ueite- sefiom bes 5'u0lften
&arImnent &ann6as ma1r1e Conner
ftog nadmittag BON 9em britti6en
@eneralgouberueur, Ser3og BON @on=
nal'gbt, eroffnet. Sn ser @r0ffnarts=
reOe pltroe airf toie Notbfbenoigfeit ser
Geriftaiirffum ser Seepebr 0es M}a1tter=
lanoeS bingemieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

$50 cine idyIinr1ne 3uetidpung, lit
gemobnfib cine i9limme &errenfung
ser M11sfeln, = nber Of @errenfung
ober Queti6ung = St. Safobs Sel
lit 6as beit .befnnnte @eilmittel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

81 Seem Sort 1T Elm @ennitalbe-
iiber 8lritfabritont getuorben. Marr
ion BON ieinem lteben Mdd)ften ridtt
qIeih bns 5dTe1beite b%orausiebem
aber getpiiie @eoanten laiien iid gar
gu idaper uu1teporiiden. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
s~ternf6nuppen.


Ser Suiti3miniiter @ideribam Ct.
Harte, er lei nit Sen grfolgen ei.
ner Eruitoerfolgu1g i6burdols 5ufrie.
Sen. Die Iruits idlieben ii4 Dem
geebrten &errn @orpeoMr bon n106
gang" an.
g
@enm ser tlrfii9e @albmom in
europa untergebe, meirt elm 8eit-
genoiie, peroe er in gliien tpieoer auf-
geben. Mls Salbmomb taltm. Mber
pieqeidt als lebtes @tertel.
g
Die Mmerifaner idtpaBten gu bel
bebauptet ser fran3oiiide S6riftitel-
Ter Hierre 2oti Ser quite Mann
ldeint feline g%rfobrungen in elmer
Suffrogettenoe riammlung gemadt
5u boben.
&auptiadli9 tleinen grftnoem
io1en iolrb 1en @intelb0ri eniduin=
Sci nidt meniger al3 ~ Miltoren
Douors aus SEN &aidJem ge5ogen
moroen Iein. Mber ser 5d1pinoel
lelblt mar getpiB feline fleim grfin=
Dung.
SIN @us 8rooflDner @auptquartier
Ser 8uQmooi er mir6 6em1tad1if elm
9eid(enbeitatter ein5ieben ur6 Be
grdbniBauftrage entgegennebmen. 90
gelingt Elm gutter Wit bismeilen aud
0er &arteigei6idte.
g
Dns iunge Hoar aus Colorado,
0as oie @o~d5eitsreile oon Denber
nadj Seem Sort gu SUB modt, miro
ii@ beeilem miiiIen, ionit muB es am
@nbe mnterapegS nod bei einem
S6ei0umsridte eirfebren.
Das @tnfubrDerbot, nit 5em Size
5uitdn6igen 8un6esbeb0roen Sic
beutifen &nrtoffeln belegt babeu,
l6Bt 6ie gtferiudt erfernen, NIT Set
Uncle Gam iiber sen &ubm madt,
Sic ipridm0rtlide1t 6tGen @artoffelm
lelbit 51 5ieben.
g
Sl1nggeieQen mer6en leibter irritn=
mig als @bena1ner. Ga ideint es fait,
als Of @bemantrer feinen @eritnn6 gu
perlieren bactten.
Muf ser @itp &aM in &bilaoelpbia
Mrs Elm Dadgarten amgelegt. Mapor
8lamtenberg liebt es an1deinen6, 6en
Acknowledgment OUTS Dod gu iteigen.
SIN Sen @%olfsiduIen 8oitong tpp1r=
Sen nit sem gtl1oium ser Mitromomie
alesgeaeildnete &eiultate .er5ielt. 0b
tpobl ole iurrgen Mitronomen, mern fife
oie SduGe oerlaiiem, fir SOS praftiide
2eben geniigen6 gut borbereitd ietn
mer6en?
SSn einem Gotidblatte leien mir:
~Die Gamer In @ani os feierten sen
Sieg 6er Suffragetten, in6em iie Ole
often Site, Iebte Cotton, auf einem
SGeiterbaufen berbronnten - obme
SEN Monn gu fnagerr. SO bereoelt
Grolbenitimmredt SOS politii9e 9eben
an6 sag @eim, un6 b~ertbeuert Sem
Manre -*hei1ees." 7
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Knahrn- Anziigr II
Arhrrr1lkr

@@ube-@orum perlu@t Sbr Guer
S6ub3eu9 ni6t, mo fitr ie6eS 8aar
bas fetner 5ufrtebenftellen6en Sc
brau6 9ibt, Elm neuesHaar 9arantiert
lit. S9ube fir $2.75 baS Yaar
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-30

| reckon this be the one which
writ me on heliotrope note paper
that she'd be a devoted little home
maker" my uncle explained.
Huh" l shifted, a home maker
good deal like the cuckoo-any
old nest is good enough" l
guess that cut both ways, all
right.
"Look-a-here, who's boss in
this house?" the old man de-
manded. Just to show him who
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-30

was, I yanked him into the next
room by. the collar. Then throw
ing myself before the door that
sheltered Uncle Amos, l said to
Doris Willowplume, "Adventur-
ess-avauntP'
She avaunted. She saw she was
in bad. But she was blithe to the
last. Good bye, duckyp she
called, strutting out. 'Ducky,3
of course, meant my Uncle Amos.
CCentinued) -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
THE TYPHOON

smoked and sipped~ in a bitter silence
for long tire. There was no sound in
the room out the faint rustling of the
silk sleeve of Tokoramos kimono as it
passed back and forth, ceaselessly. tire
lessly, on the desk. Lindener studied
the worn. yellow face in the glow of the
desk light for long time and then he
broke the silence.
MY friend he said in spite of your
stcical attitude your face tells how this
terrible crime has preyed OH YOU You
have already as good as told me that you
do not want to discuss it, and | hope YOU
will humor me and pardon my ruderess
this once have not been able to hear
or think for two days, and | must know
more a bout it or I'll go crazy"
Tokcrano paused and looked UP.
Herr Ljndener." he said with gentle
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sadness, IF | can do or say anything
to tighten your grief l VIII do it gladly
But l know nothing about this horror
and want to know nothing. You can
understand, think. how gladly l would
forget it,"
''Yes-but you know more than L. in
sisted Lindener in a strained voice. and
can not rest until | know can not
believe that this has happened. ! went
to the police and asked to see that boy
who-who killed her-and they would not
let me. | thnk''-his eyes burned with
dull insane fre-"they were afraid to
let me see him He was a friend Of
To be Continued Tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16

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anything like, or as good as TlZ, never
had a foot in a TII bath
When your feet ache get tired, swollen.
in that 'rIZ bath. Yes, TIZ is life to feet,
will just feel fine also your corns bun
ions and calouses viii disappear. You'll
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Eliza betn' writes Kindly publish
again HE prescription for stomach disor-
ders and constipation. have misplaced
the letter giving the Ingredients
Answer: Go to Your druggist and ask
for tablets triopeptine and take accord
ing to directions, and you will soon be
entirely cured Of all stomach trouble and
constipation. This IS the best treatment
known for all kinds of stomach trouble.
Anna SAYS 81 am nervous. hysteri-
cal and very thin, due TO overwork What
can take 10 regain my original vitality?'
Answer. YOU will gradually regain your
original strength by using syrup of hypo-
nhosphites comp. ; ounces, tincture cadO-
meme comp. ounce. Mix ,. and take a tea,
system tonic that know Of
oMr. Jack" writes Il am greatly en-
barrassed on account Of my weight In
rsnidIy that | am getting very uncom-
Portable Please tell me what TO do.
answer: DO not get the ordinary pills
and tablets for obesity, but use this safe,
harmless and quick acting medicine Get
stitutes: Aromatic elixir, ounces, and
clvcol arbolene. ounce. Mix by shak-
ing well and take teaspoontul after
eaSh meal for the first three days and
after that take two teaspoonfuls as long
AZ your case may require. After the first
week or two you should lose a pound
day.
Edna T" writes. q wish YOU would
recommend remedy for kidney and liver
trouble | have dark spots before my
ewes dizzy spells and also twinges of
rheumatism
Answer: have received many letters
from people who have used the following
remedy and been cured of all trouble such
as YOU mention: Get 3-grain sulpherb tab
let's (not sulphur tablets), and take ac-
lfvsaa lone yix- . a
al any well-stocked drug store and are
thoroughly reliable.
.1,ouise"-Get the following prescrip
tion filled and give ten to fifteen drops In
water before meals to cure YOUR little boy
Of bed-wetting. Comp fluid balmwort L
ounce tincture rhusaroma TIC: drams
and tincture cubebs-l dram This should
he given one hour before meals.
Mollie D.. The treatment which l have
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