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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

making much clatter. What wull the
neebours say?"
Never mind the neebours," re-
turned the busy husband. II maun
get ma barrow mendit."
"Oh. but Donal, it's vera wrong to
wurk on Sawhath!" protested the good
woman. "Ye ought to use screws."-
Harper's Magazine.
OF a certain attorney his younger
rivals related the following amusing
a%necdote. IT'S better told in the an
cient anecdote style. too and also.
One day the office bell sent forth
a shrill jingle and the office boy has
tened. in as far as haste was in him,
to answer it. After q suitable inter-
val he re-entered the inner Office and
said:
"A client wishes to see you, SIR"
AN old client or a new one % ask.
ed the lawyer.
"A new one, Of course" answered
the boy.
Most of us are fairly optimistic
about other peoples troubles.
An aeronaut takes too many chanc-
es to avoid steady work.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS


them both.
And there are also a few women
VINO don't understand men.
Nothing is more unsatisfactory than
unkissed kisses. N
Some men manage to leap into fam.
by being always on the jump.
A wise man has his hand on tho
door knob When opportunity knocks
To improve some family trees, prune
them close to the roots.
A physician rarely uses all his biz
words on his poor. patients. =
A man who marries in haste has no
oimculty in discovering what to do
with his leisure.
A girl who fishes for compliments
never makes a good catch unless She
uses a landing net.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

(Ry John ". Carey.)
Who HES from grimy Pittsburg,
where it's SCOT at every meal
historic for it's millionaires, its
shortstop, and its steel Who shone
as burgomaster man and ran We
grafters down and sought OF
Smokyville to make one first class
Spotless Town? Who's tackled
now another stunt more dimcult
than that-to show the Jap we
like him, though we kick him in
n Stat? Who'll make the. young
mikado think he really In some
chap-prOvided that he shinnies
on his own side Of the map?
Who's on to @. e. d. to them our
loves without alloy? fSee Cali
fornla's statutes. Wot1 ThatvGeor.
gis Guthrie boy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

Alb. Adkins says he doesn't know
much about the Higher Criticism, but
the line his Wife hands him on the
morning after usually sends him up
in the air.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

If the travelling couple shows signs
Of economy in ordering their meals.
that's another sign they've been mar
ried some time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

The committee having in charge the
entertainment of the Duluth visitors
at dinner yesterday did we'll to arrange
for only a few speeches. and those
very short ones. The meeting was a
pleasant one. and opportunity was
given for local people and visitors to
meet n get acquainted. The brief
addresses We're we'll made, and con-
tanned proper and sincere expressions
of good will. and that was enough.
under the circumstances. one OF the
most dismal things that can be done
to a lot of people who are out irving
to see the country is to get them
into a close roo on A warm evening
nil them with a lot of food. and then
make a lot of long speeches at them,
The visitors last night appreciated the
hrevity of the indoors program, and
said so. They wanted to see the city.
They could listen to speeches any
time. They saw the city, and were
pleased with it. They will carry home
splendid impressions of Grand Forks.
and will be glad to avail themselves
OF an opportunity to come again.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

The habit of calling in the evening.
when the special scenery has been arr
ranged. instead OF i'm the early morn
Ing, is another great first aid to Cupid.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03
A WHAT HE SAFE.

The stanser-wben jon get ums
drop in and see me and IN give you
some honest work.
Blinkey the Peterman-When IL
timel Huh! De Jury Jus now give ne.
tree years time for burglary.
The Stranger-So I thought. I'm
warden Of the ~penitentiary.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03
a HELPFUL SUGGESTION.

The Stage Manaser-I say. Heavy.
The Lady Macbeth-Wel?
The Stage ManageSWhen you speak
the line. "Out. damned spoil" In the
sleep-walkings scene try to imagine
YOU'RE cleaning Z silk shirtwaist mi
not putting the dog outdoors.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

A gentleman attached to our em-
passy at London tells this story 81
Sabbath breaking north OF the Tweed.
away ~ the bottom Of his wieejbar.
row wfien his Wits came to the door.
Mon! Mon!" she exclaimed. you're
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

An aeronaut takes too many chanc
es to avoid steady work.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

Most Of us are fairly optimistic
about other peoples troubles.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

them both.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

One year in advance .............$1.2
Six months in advance. ........... -
Three months in advance......... 30
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

Entered as second class matter at the
post Office at Grand Forks, North Da-
EOta.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03

Foreign ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
scheerer Special Agency. Peoples Gas
Building, Chicago; Fifth venuc Build
ing, New York.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
REPUbl |CANS SAY |
THEY FEAR PANIC
Progressives, However, Do;
Not Think Country in Dan
ger From Finance Bill

WASHINGTON, July 30.-DemocrAtA
and republicans OF the senate clashed
again in debate on the Underwood
simmons tariff bill today when Senator
stone charged that the republicans de-
|llberately were attempting to bring on
a panic in their speeches attacking the
pending measure.
Republican leaders, denying any in
tention to bring about disaster, declared
they feared that such actually would
be the result.
Senator Gallinger asserted he was
no calamity bowler" but that he act
ually feared the results which he hoped
would not come. II the disaster he
feared did not come. the senator said.
the glory would go to the democrats.
Senator Penrose declared that not
only did he fear the proposed bill would
bring on disastrous consequences, but
that Industrial depression already was
upon the country. He cited Instances
of steel mills in Pennsylvania that al
ready had closed down.
While republican and democratic
leaders were engaged in hot discussion
Senator Kenyon averred that In his
talks he always had stated he did not
in disaster and that the people OF his
state did not believe so, either.
"Oh, was not referring to the pro-
gressive republicans" said Senator
stone II meant that the ma jofity of
the minority were attempting to Arouse
the people"
After the furry of this oratorieal
storm and the later excitement caused
by q hail and wind storm, which forced
a recess Of the senate, the eafthen ware
schedule was completed and passed and
the metal schedule was taken up
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
HYMAN WOLF ASKS
FOR INJUNCTION
Judge Deasy and Police Are
Charged With Exceeding
Jurisdiction

Allegations that Police Judge Deasy
has exceeded his jurisdiction and that
the police have sworn falsely in con-
nection with search warrant upon
which gambling paraphernalia was
seized from Wolf Brothers Ormonde
club at ss Ellis, street are contained in
a petition for writ of prohibition filed
yesterday in the superior court by
Hyman Wolf, an order to show cause
having been granted by sJudge j. E.
Richards later in the day.
Wolf also asks that Judge Deasy be
cited to show cause why he shall not
be peremptorily prohibited from Issuing
similar warrants in the future and for
court order preventing the police
from further action until the case is
settled in the higher court
No mention Is made in the pleadings
regarding the business of Wolf Broth
ers save the statement that the plain
tiff is the owner of the premises at Ss
Ellis street and Of the tables seized by
the police.
CHIEF ALSO DEFENDANT
Besides Judge Deasy. the defendants
are Chief of Police D. A. White, who is
referred to throughout the complaint as
"A. d. White; Patrolman Frank Cum
mings, Vincent Lewis and number OF
the Black and Blue families.
Hyman alleges that on July 2S Cum
mings appeared before Judge Deasy
and verified a paper purporting to be
q search warrant. and that thereupon
Judge Deasy issued a warrant directing
the police to search SS Ellis street
That this action was In excess of
jurisdiction on the part of Judge Deasy
is charged. The particular violations
OF law alleged are:
That 1t does not appear that the
property, the recovery Of which was
sought, was ever embezzled or stolen;
that it does not appear that felony
had been committed, or that the prop
erty sought was used in the commits
sion of felony.
DENIES COMPLAINT WAS MADE
Hyman furthermore states that no
sJohn Doe complaint was fled In
which MIR. Doe was accused OF having
committed a misdemeanor; that he had
no opportunity to answer at any hear
ing to determine why the property
should be taken away, and that he was
in lawful possession OF the property
when it was seized.
The complaint follows a threat by
Wolf Brothers to appeal to the superior
court from the action of the police in
entering their premises on what Is
known as blind warrant. When the
police seek to seize gambling para
phernalia they are required to swear
that a misdemeanor has been commit
ted at the premises which they desire
to search The law requires the magis-
trate to examine under oath the appli-
cant for q search warrant to determine
il good cause for the issuance of the
warrant exists.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
WOMAN SAVES JEWELS
BY ScOLDING ROBBER
DIR. Anna Peck Talks HfxhwaymaA
Out Of $1,000. hut Gives Him
81 In Cash
Especial Dispatch to The Call)

Especial Dispatch to 1ne CalD
PALO Alto, July 30.-Dr. Anna
Peck. a woman physician of Palo Alto.
displayed remarkable presence of mind
last night when held up by young
highwayn1an In Lincoln avenue.
She hid a pocketbook containing
II 900 in jewels in the folds Of her
dress and then scolded the footpad
for interfering with hurry call to
one of her patients. The holdupman
got ii for his trouble.
Doctor Peck, who resides with her
husband, DR.. Allan Peck, ut 319 Addison
avenue. was on her way to the home
of relatives in Lincoln avenue when
stopped by the bandit.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
COUNTIES PLAN JOINT
ROAD BOND ELECTION
rspeci.l dispatch to The Cam

RIVERSIDE, July 3e.-As a result
OF conference held today by high
way commissioners of Riverside and
San Bernardino counties the two
counties will hold highway bond elec-
tieng on the same date.
Riverside was represented by W.
B. Clancey, secretary OF the commits
sion, and san Bernardino county was
represented by j. B. Gill, w. A. Free
mier and j. j. Prendergast.
san Bernardipo county will submit
the propoeition. Of issuing $1,bO0, 900
bonds and Riverside county expects to
vett on tl.26o.eoO bonds ---1-
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS FOR EQIfIPAGE- Depot Quar-
Franeisco Cal. July II. fe1s Seated proposals
in triplicste. viii be received here until 10
o'clock A. NJ, August |, 1913. for furnishing
at this depot Bedsteads. Barrack Chairs, Mat
tress overs, PIckAx Helves, Mattresses. Pill
laws. Shoe Sticks and Strctchers. Stamps. Whis-
ties and Chains. Information on application.
mo. T. KNIGHT, Depot Quartermaster-
OFFICE DEPT. 9. NJ. Fort Sam houston.
Texas. July 1, lp13.--Sealed proposals. win be
received here until II 4. n. August 4. 1914 for
bedding required At posts ii Southern Depart.
menf durinf tAe period commencing October 1,
1918, AAd ending June 80. 1914. Information
DEPT. Q. Nj
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

THE PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM
AND HOME SOCIETY reports the following ad-
missions Ia the ernhanAge OF whole and half or
phans from January !. 1919. to July L. 1919. viz !:
Michael kass admitted January 10, 1913
Meyer Levy admitted January 20, 1918.
Celia Levy admitted January 90 1913
Sylvia Sowuan admitted January 81. 1919.
sam Sowman admitted January 81, 1919.
Ionis Blank admitted February 49, 1919
Morris B'ans admitted February ~. 1913.
Fanny Blank admitted February 10. 1919.
William Sownn admitted March II, 1913.
Sarah I.ando admitted March 60 1913.
Theresa Davis admitted March Fl, 1913.
Harold Davis admitted March Fl. 1913.
Rosena FendFich admitted April 2 1913.
Selma Feadrich admitted April ?. 1919
Victor Schwartz admitted June 81. 1913.
Agnes Schwartz admitted June u. 1913.
Fanv Gage readfnitfed January i. 1913
NOTICE or sALE--i hereby Give notice that I
tn the grocery and fruit store situated at 3001
Fillmore St to George Arata. known az Grand
View Market" Pera 4 Co. JOSEPH PERA.
Dated San Francisco. Juiv IS 1917,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
Attractive Announcement

A very large collection OF very hand
some soueht-after things in the way
Of Mahoganies, Persian Carpets, Rugs,
Ornaments and Victrola have been
assembled in the downstairs auction
department of the Curtis Studio, Van
Ness and Sacramento, and will be
auctioned off on FRIDAY, beginning
at IL a. m. They come principally
from the residence Of Mrs. Hundley,
in Oakland, and are really worthy the
attention Of artistic people who desire
10 embellish their homes. The Car
pets and Rugs are especially notice
able in this sale, because of their
beauty and utility, many of them
having been purchased by Mrs. Humid
ley at a time when the difficulty of
getting good pieces was not 50 great
as it is at present. The sale will be
conducted by the veteran auctioneer,
EDW. CURTIS.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

WARRINGTON, July 30.-A battle for
appropriations for public buildings at
the extra session OF congress will begin
tomorrow, when a specially called eau
Gus of democrats will take up the
matter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
MINES AND MINING

PLACER property 10 work on percentage basis;
/ have q machine that does not require much
water: ran ,sse water over q. 3. RICHARD-
SON. 338 West nv. t51a Los Angeles.
IMMENSELY valuable tunnel copper mine. ship
ping ore. needs 600 for large Development
liberal division; high class engineer reports
BOX 117B Call office.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL, BLAKE'S
= RAZAAR. i1ts VALENCIA ST.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

100 ROOM HOTEL, north of Market: modern
in every detail: for quick sale will sacrifice fos
$3 900. make haste.
GEO. A. HERRICK. s33 MARKET 81.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

FINE LITTLE APT HOUSE, II ROOMS;
GEO. 4. HERRIcK. sss MARKET ST. r. POL
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
$500 CASH

Nrw HoTJsEs Of 4 rooms. bath ard large
rsntrr: porch; wall bed; mission finish; Pay
Sis month on your own hume CONTRACTOR,
box 5ei5, Call ofdce.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

SALOON; 30 rooms; corner: free rent price
$1,000 This will clear now $500 month;
owner selling account of other business IN
quire Of GEO. A. HERRICK. s3S Market ct.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

]. ". WRIGHT & CO..
22S Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

FINE LITTLE 40 ROOM HOTEL. newly and
eeg. furn.: new building rent IS per room
heart of city; ~ 900 cash win handle. Will
exchange for real estate: bargain.
GEO. A. HERRICK. SS3 MARKET ST. r. 201.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

ESTATE OF MARY A. RAINEY;.
on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1913,
AT IL NOON.
BY ORDER OF SUPERIOR COURT,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

Nos. 2cos 10 2212 pIvIsADERo ST. BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND CLAY STS..
LOT T5xII0 FEET.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

FOR rent-First class hydrate plant and ware
house: very fine location, Call at room 304,
Postal Telegraph bldg; phone Douglas 4s4o.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

WANTED--Reliable man to handle talking pic-
lures on the road; references and several hum
dred dollars required For particulars apply
AMERICAN FILM RENTING Co.. G1S West
hank bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
A Rare 0Nln0rGWMitY
Biggest Bargain i'm Town

WASHINGTON AND POLK
& IA 50o-rncome 50. $50 a year; high Class. new,
strictly modern apartment house, excep-
tiosaliv we'll constructed; ideally planned: !:
hardwood floors; wall beds and stoves In
each apartment. Just reduced from SIT.
600 TO force an immediate sale.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
BUSINESS CHANCES

HOTEL for sale or rent: established 25 years;
trade i'm town; opposite 8. p. depot and N. r.
depot; man and wife pfeferred; snnan capital.
Apply Or write JOS. r. HANNAH. STOCKTON.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11

tre Cleveland mayor. bur there j.
rarfuual question whether Tho ~
c- tfe counts should perform .er-
econ fa-ks THE county end ci. al-
tur.,s each make plans .riepsr-
IDENTIFY OF Che other one government
Is noush ana We should retain the
0.e that is closest t0 th- people
Miles oi rural territory around
Cleveland are destined '0 te PART o.
ths cts at no distant date and
should De- plated and improved in
con foru.tg with the city standards
PR example county brick road
tr.. has been down IS Years md
ia sru ir good condition Is being
torn our because The grades does rot
bend itself 20 cts Tot Development. "
a. successor 60 the work and pol
i.es OF Tom o.. Johnson, Mayor
Baker thinks very we'll OF his JOB
O. saesar who said he would
a,ber be- first On little loerian
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
REV. DR.. JACKSON HAS.
WORDS OF PRAISE
PASTOR On DALLAS CEDAR VAL
LEY BAPTIST CHURCH TiLk>
on PLANT JUICE

The Rev VI G Jackson paste.
OF the West Dallas. Cedar valley
Baptls, church. ah0 previous 90 f.s
present charge aas pastor 40 airing
ton f0r Ten yslrs Ees Jackson
Who Is 81 scar. 0il 4-d al eloquent
and zeaioss a1rker. bias fhs ,l.
loving 20 say about Plant Juice
have bad e great Deal ~ frll.
be sifh ny liver also constipation
and q catarrhal condition 1f roe
head. headache bothered u- con
stantly frequently became ltu
Whlle an work Z read FL. many 'a
thinzs about Plant Jl.r. aas sI-.
Do must te worthy .o f.at
have taken orc bottle ari .asa .
wonderfully benefited uy nervous
system has ben strengthened ul
head IS clear. and ana toned lp a.I
over and feeling nne and strong
Ministers everywhere have found
Plant Jliee highly beneficial Foo .s
inugoratiug and Strengthening ~
fects They are prlf.ea..F subjected
10 severe nervous strain and debility
as result 0f their sWrrns work
For an deransemer.s .f rho nerves
stomach kidneys ana blood Plant
Juice il the most effective tonic .f
the age Co fo TH1upsU. u-.t
store au1 ny "a bottle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11

by .ae most modern mechanism OBJ
.aina1le and a constant radio watch
should be maintained The current
preparation be- points out per-
mi's only Two wireless operators on
each cutter and three are necessary
,or .1ntnu0ls service
The functions OF the Revenue cut
-er service al.r -roVn since tts IS
-at lmenf n I-P0-ila years
ago until today they include q va.
-ie o. activities ranging from the
ass suce 30 vessels JOB distress AM
'ha ltorcsuelf 1t customs and uis-
~ n laws to --s suppression 20
ml-lies Two mut.nles we're Quell-
I'd the cutters during last year
one the Ha--n guu1oa- Fsrrie-. Boz
Char sstou. 5 c. 1arb0r. the other
90 'ls Urugllyan bark Brema Mo-
bU. Jay
juggling has decreased in re-
-er Years. Capt Berth0lf declares.
3era 50 OF the y.g..ant patrol o. the
revenue cutters This armed coast.
guard Is a deterrent and without o.
SINUS Zling would again spring into
el.s'snce alou- -la many miles o..
cons. line cf -ha United Sra -
.at. Berfho,t asks thar congress
the Revenue Gutter Service
l4U..Ulu "a sea Nr tho mos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
REVENUE CUTTER
BREAKS RECORDS
Saves Thousands of Lives
and Millions on Prop
erty in 1912


" A'i..N1Io\ D. g.. Feb
Il. United States Revenue Gutter
,.-r... tr. R.4 Cross o.. tho sea-
..... ,.t II.
..- -.
$3.50.
nv. $3.50.
.
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49,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11

INK the year
The Hsca. year 1872 vas p-ot-
auly one OF tn. one most try.r pee
rIoIs to shipping at ans year aar-
ing the past quarter of q rsr'lr
Frequent gales swept 'Ee A'lar'
and Glf Coasts Fh.ie iar.rg 'a-
uter months trr unusually H
temperatures caused great isr-.- .
-t.pfrl and actual sI.te-r- -1 ..
crews H. account nt these conditions
even a- .ar south ss ch.saa.
BAY These conditions rtsufa.
almost constant .1'I. fnr fa. t-,
auce of revenue cutters Noua
UNDECIDED OBJ consequence che benz.
fetal aar. or -he service. "a all rs
actly.r.a. during 'he past fiscal E.a-.
has a2.aa-ei that OF previous sears
Am0r- other Incidents Cap'L-
B.rrHo.f 'o3 1f h0w piratra. nae
rse Nr-, sa-s sva-med down sra-
ths HAMBURG American steamer
p+.' american your SIS '''
-'.- " .-'.'iA ''f'l.
on NNo'u 'as
'si-a' N''- ~ ''i i. N.-.
a'' ar-h remove.
-I 'a''
- ...' ana as-fr-e
'- 'A-
me revenue
guns Aia.
Steamer --
"
Capt u p Foley. uh0 command.
... Ha-.l- sea Patrol reported 'laf
.ha t-efchedness % tse people "
'.e AI-1tau Islands grovIr- great
Pr year .g year. will continue to r-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11

village than second In Rome Cleve-
'aid b no village but the sixth city
in the nation. so Baker had even
better grounds than those quoted for
frrn.r- deaf ear 20 a vice pres
dent boom "My work is here In
Dlatesrf has been his one answer
'H bins 1. political promotion
Pre-. city"
Ton Johnson worked seven years
-r u. -t- city from state dominion
a-I ,rfrif 10 20 own traction lines
ard o.1-r utilities The result Is a
.ssis h4l..e rs.le Clause 10 the amended
cons luton OF Ohio. Baker would
comp -ie the work BY making coun-
= Ia u government optional
Ft5-a county has Just con-
piefed a s, .ee0. zee court house and
re city has been planning $4,000
coo city hall The city and county
G. cleveland" may find one building
uf Gent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
To HAVE HEALTH BOWEL MOVE
MENT II ABSOLUTELY Nc
FssARy-How BEST To
OBTAIN 1T

II xomans beauty depended upon
cosmetics every woman would - q
picture OF loyeliness Bur beauty lies
DEEPER than that u lies In 1ealth
ln the majority OF cases The basis OF
health. and the cause OF sickness
can be- traced 20 the action % the
bowels
The headaches. the iass.tute tle
salloV skin and the lusterless eyes
are usually due 20 constipation So
many thiaas that women 90 hah.tl-
ally contuce 20 this trouble They
Co not eat carefully. they eat nl-
-es'ihie foods because The foods are
served daiutiiy and they 90 aot -1-
ercise enough But whatever The
particular cause may 5e b. il IMPORT
ant that the condition should BE- core
rected
An ideal remedy FOR women. and
one especially suited 70 their delicate
requirements. is Dr. Caldwells syrup
PepsIu. which thousands o. women
endorse highly MIS- Jennie Snede-
ker. lV41 West Monroe Stree Chi
ea-0. testf.es that she IS cured OF
grave stomach and boss. troubles by
using syrup Peps.u and without 'r.
ala OF ans other medicine ADJ rHa
Gam can 1sa Syrup Peps.u 'a.
thousands of mothers give u Orb Boz
t.ss and children Do is also admir-
ably suited -1 The requirements ut ole
terly people iu fact 90 a.l who ~
reason % age or inf.rm.ry cannot
stand harsh salts. ca'dart.cs pills 9r
pu-Eatiy-s These should always be-