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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23
CHINA STILL SAVAGE

China D. q republic ln name. So
IL Mexico. without doubt the elgln-
zaiion q Mexico ls ~ a higher order
Than that ~ china. though the gov
eminent 20 the south N us not only
has on hand lone-susialned era Of
anarchy and the world h shocked add
TOO frequently by executions under
the notorious fugitive law. yei nothing
qnlte - ld-bloodedly atrocious has
occurred there as paa the recent
massacre ~ lepcra Ia China.
The act was done by official order
The lepers we're declared ~fciected of
heaven and useless cumbefefs u the
earth. a trench was dug and thirty.
nine ~ them. men and women ana
children. were burned 10 death. The
details of this crime against clvlllza
ton are too narrowing 70 be told
here.
There has been much criticism of
our government because Il has refused
70 recognize the alleged republic Of
China. The fact is there is no H..
public Of China. II is merely called
q republic The people are not fitted
for pelf.Rovcfnment They have Inc
form bot not the substance. They
are not entitled 20 recognition In tho
siaierhood u republics. and as soon
~ that fact enn be Impressed upon
them, the sooner win there be reform
IN thought ana sentiment which must
pfseede any real progress Ia that
nation
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23

The people of New Mexico are
awakening 10 the value Of good roads
One ~ The most encouraging lndlea .
ilens ~ that fact comes from the III
Tie hamlet " snndovai, In sandoyai
county, whore nearly ono hundred OF
the people ~ that vicinity have sub.
Hefibed fl2G.75 10 assist In CARRYING
tho Jcmez road by way of that village
One " the contributions was as low
aa twenty-five cents The largest was
tl5 Most of them ranged from fIny
cents 10 two dollars The aggregate
was q tidy little sum that win ma.
ieflally assist the road board In car.
r}lne on lte work.
What was done bv the citizens An
the Vicinity Of sanduval might be-
done with great advantage In cvorv
section of New Mexico. nad roads
are the heaviest tax that ean be- laid
on any rural community. Il ADDS 10
The cost of everything that is con.
mmed aud reduces the profit on
everything produced for sale.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23

When fhey have none u the herbs a.
hand fbey write the names u them
yn . piece ~ paper ana have the pa
itleut swallow if- alfh the assurance
that such treatment is quite 81 effea-
tive Sc he medicine itseif F0r the
same reason every doctor gives sugar
pills. because quite d percentage 81
bis patients Insist upon taking some
Thing ana the sugar IL harmless Por
Instance. d doctor u called % treat q
case q pneumonia fever. II be knows
ANYTHING about medicine. he s fully
aware that pneun0nia IL q esIf-heal-
ing disease. that no drug he can give
viii BE On the slightest benefit. that
ali be can 90 IL 70 become a nurse
and walt foF rftulif. the insuea a life
and death being entirely out II his
hands Yet he generally gives some
hing because the patient expects a.
such "a al We kn0a Or can guess
about the healing aft whether prae.
tieed ~ oateopath or Christian scien-
iltL what et 90 knox is that doc
tors should not - rent 20 the levla.
iature. because 10 practically an IN.
stances they cease 10 be representa-
lives af their constituents and become
representative u the medical fraier.
aiig
Another correspondent asks II the
.ame objection does not apply - the
aufcrs No. because lawyers deal
fifh ihe laws. ard kn0z their vir-
pes and their defects as fhey applg
q ali u ths people re a an expert
a ian. and unless b. be a corpora
100 laNSer il quite az likely 70 have
.ne side ~ the case - the other.
therefore, ii e not o. Die interes, a.
iermit unjust laws ~ be- placed upon
be statute books. on the contrary.
Ils ifxt books have inc1ieated general
principles of law based upon justice
.n unjust law is 81 offense aealnsf
ls training and studies for admis-
lon 70 the bar
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23


OLD Soldier writes. x would like 20
KNOW What 10 dp iNr rheumatism. I ann Sc
crippled that cannot walk Please an
AHtr az ehce.
answer Here Is the best remedy for
rheumatism that s known. ana f taken ac-
again aud hc strong aud we'll Get drains
q ioaide ~ patass'un . drams sodium
salesiAte one half pl wine of c0iehicum
~ comp essence oardiui / oz comp
iiuld uainWnri and Qzs ef syrup sar-
saparilia comp MiN and take a teaspoon
Inl at meal times ANA again brf0le going
% bed.
Laura says Sume time ago ! con-
faHnd very wYerc cold and cough
seem tp help mo at Hii. I wish you would
adfise me what TO do %
Answer. what you need is a laxative cough
syrup one that Wil drive the cold from your
system. Tho following prescription will
cure yuu cold and cough. Get a - "
package uf concentrated essence nentho-
iaxene aud make according rs directions ~
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23

them beginning 81 1880 a m This
service viii be- in the hands ~ the
PASTOR. aud b. hopes that every baby
VIII BE- present There VIII be gift
for every one who BE- member Of the
Cradle Roll.
Preaching at II a. m., and 1880
p. m.
Morning topic - The Power Of
thrisfs Resurrection
Evening Pleasing Cod
Young Peoples Union Topic
Samson
The union prayer service for the
churches in the Highlands will De
held al the Baptist church on We'd
nesday evening Toplc-"Anxiety for
Souls Scripture Rom. l-5. Rom.
10.I.
Woman's Missionary meeting We'd
nesday and Thursday afternoons. Mrs.
b. Y. Atwood. president
Make room as far as is possible FOR
the eNangelIstc meetings Let other
matters wait Give time 10 PRAYER.
The debt fund IS growing. Let every
ono help.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23
FIRST rnrsBYrrnIAx CHURCH
Corner rim ana silver.
Hugh A. Cooper. Pastor

Service At ~ e.. IN. ana 7.4s ~ m
Mpfnins theme. IL II Were No
Evening, caniats. THE Cruclfi1lon
chorus choir under the direction 81
CHARLES J. Andrews. director ana Ar,,,
beru kenworthy organls.
MUSIC fMorningJ.
Tschlrrh.
Anthems it Began to Dawn
Foster
ofiertory-"ro Spring Griee
Solo" Easter Dawn" tAndrewsl
hrs. Charles }. Andrews.
POsilude--aH Hosannah.n Lemmap.
EVENING.
organ Prelude March on Easter
Themes. (AndrewD. Beryl Ken.
worthy
The Cruelfixion.7 J. stalner
40 J. keeliafive-"And They Came
e Place Named Gcthsemane. Mira
Charles Andrews.
no. 2, THE Agony Mr.. Hugo
Myers Mr. Andrews. chorus.
40 3, Chorus - Professional IA
calvary
40. 4. heeilauye-"And when The
Were Come SIR Myers.
No. s. llymn-"The Mystery of the
DIVINE Humiliation" Chorus.
no. 6, Rccliatiye-"H Made Him
self q no Reputation" MI Myers
No. T. Solo "The Majesty Of The
biFine Humiliation. MI Andrews.
~. s. Koeitatlve-"And as Moses
Lifted up the serpent. sir. Myers
NO. 9. chorus-eGod 50 Loved the
World
40. 10 IIymn-"Lltany Of the pas
sion chorus
no. n. Reeitatipo - Jesus Said.
Father Forgive Them" Mr. An
drewa
No. H. Duot-"so Thou Liftesl Thy
b''inc Petition" Mr. Myers ana Mr..
Andrews
no -. Hymn "Thc Mystery Of In.
lefecssion, chorus.
No u. Recitation And One Of
the Malefactora,' Mr.. Myers ana Mr..
tNeritt and Mr. Andrews.
NO 10, Hymn-"The Alteration Of
the Cruciflcd." chorus.
no. l6. Recitativo-" When Jesus
Therefore Saw His Mother" MIR. An.
dre~s and Mr Eycrtt.
so. e Reeuatlve-"ls II Nothlnp
to iouf Nfr Myers
No. is, Chorus-"Tho Appeat Of the
cfucfed"
40. g. RecllauVe ana Chorus
after This Jesus Knowing That All
ihings were Now Accomplished. Mr..
Andrews and chorus.
NO. 80. Hymn For the Love Of
Jesus" chorus
oifefiory Alteration" from son.
alta Pasealc. tLemmens).
Postlude-"Grand Chorus" QIol-
lins).
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23

Corner FOURTH and West silver.
AIciideacon ~. T. Warren. Rector.
n.--aan.. ~ n L-L.HlA ..-...

Corner Foarfh and West silver.
Afciideacon ". a. Warren. Rector.
Residence. 80 y. Eighth Street.
Easter services
Holy Communion. = and 8 a. ul-
faster aay service and cemmanion
itg Il. M
Pilgrim Commando, service. Z
B.. ~
SUNDAY school festival service.
3. m.
Parish meeting, March 20. 7.so
p. n.
Morning Music.
professional Jesus Christ D. Risen
To-Day lPaiesfinal.
Christ Our Passover" u. W. Al
Gloria fspeneer Lane.
Ie De4m iaudamls in e a. GeI-
Jubilate Dec q. " Korainl.
iniro.t Welcome Happf Morning
~. b Dykes.
kfTie ~ =. Eyref
Gloria TlDi ~. r.. Eyrel
Anthem The Day ~ Hesurrfcfi0u"
lG1unardJ.
anthem. Now j. CHRIST Risen" o.
w. Nlchuly.
soprano solo and choir Mn Z. ].
bradford sOioisf
Communion service ln G ~. =.
Amen a.. Cover.
heeeaaionai. Jesus L.Yes ~ y.
Pilgrim Commander service.
ffoe tssfonai. Onward Christian
Soldier est GesfrudeI
Anthem. Christ 0ar Passover isl
Sacrificed &C. Fauihef.
Gloria fspeneer Ianel
FESTIVAL t. Deum .u e o. H.
Jubilaie Dec fB Tours
Anthem. itesnrrecf'1n song g.ut-
ioh Npoasi--AiIk T.. + bradford. So
Anthem "Noa D. Christ Risen" -.
". Aichoisj-chorus choir aud sal0-
Hecessionai. -Jcsur Christ T. Risen
To-Day lIAtin Hymn -s0i0ist. so-
prano. Airs r. T.. Bradford. alto
~ iiFs Euitn walker M8s W r. Nor |
tenor. SIR. 4. Ailott. bari
tone. Mr Hugo Myers bass. Sir g.. A !
Miller. Oreanisf. Mrs. r NJ. Harden
hoir direeiress Nra. S. Floyd Nor |
risette.
The soiolsts will be- supported by "a 1
iuil chorus choir of twenty-five voices 4
sunday School Festival service.
Professional Saviour Teach SO
Day Dy Day o. 2. Leesonj.
Prayers and Nerslcais."
Christ our Passover.
Violin solo. 'a'rrauuarl. fgehu-
nannl-Master william King
hffitatlon. Easter Message ge'-Mae /
hawthorn Laub
"Henutifu Easter, Glorious Eaa-
'r' Primary class. and solo bv
Elizabeth Mofrisetfe.
Recitation. Easter si0rf'-Ruth /
Frost.
Responsive verses. who IS Her.
: superintendent and school
Vocal eoi0--OliFc Harden.
keetors talk
Offertory Awake ana Alleiullas
'ing ~ a. sehneckerj Juvenile
'hoif
hecessionai Onward Christian
soldier fst Gertrudel.
Tie singing will be- led bv the
esied sunday school juvenile choir
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23
SpecalE Services Today in Churches ofAlbuquerque

Today a Easter sunday. the feast
ceisDrafe8 for Thousands " years AZ
the time ~ the Passover. whether the
Hebrew passover ~ TIE days of SER
vltude 81 Egypt " the more recent
Christian passover ~ the afonemenf.
The origin " the name ls in the
chaldean word paseha" ehifh ls
equivalent % the Hebrew 'pee1ch.H IN
Greek and Latin and their derived
languages il g. called paseha. pakeh.
pasq1a. paa1ua. pasQges. etc. Easter
commem0Fates the resurrection ~
Christ and aiso the afoEement q
Christ On the cross. For years i vas
celebrated w the Christians On the
same day as by fhe HebreHe. that ls
the fourteenth day % tle month Nj
sah. boz before q great length of time
had passed the date n the eelebra-
ton by the church n Rome and other
churches u the Latin world trans
ferfed the date 10 the Sunday soc
cetding this daf. probably for dis
fincilpn from the Hebrew festival. TN
ui the year l5f fheFe was dissen1laH
regarding this. those who followed the
changed customs being taunted with
having foraker The way o. Christ and
those Who refused q accept tile
change being accused ~ adherence t.
jlcaie customs rather than 20 those
of the Christian church.
AZ the council ~ Nice. "a zgS.
general church laH was enacted fixing
ne date for the festival To the blah-
0ps ~ Alexandria. shea me scientific
center ~ the world. was given the
lask q computing The date of Easter
iDr at the churches The Alexan-
9rihes evolved series 0f cycles DE-
icfmining the day. but these we're un-
,aiisfaciorY and a. theg wero obseu4e
ind incorrect they were not generally /
icceFied. Aa a result. in 4fs. Rome ob- I
.effed March zsth az Easter. while
ilexandrla observed April 2srd Rome
'eiofmed her calendar and thus set
ied the date, and in ess. Theodore
archbishop of Canterbury. Introduced
he reformed Roman calendar into
england The date was then seforth
'fiile1 10 Tar IS the Auglo-sarou
fofid j. concerned.
raster, according 20 this arrange
nent falls upon the first Sunday ~.
81 the paschai fun moon. thar q. the
uii moon which occurs On or first ar
er March zlst II this happens 10
"il On sunday the following sun.
lay Is Easter.
various church feasts ana fasts pre-.
'"e Easter such az Good Friday
'eni shrofe Tuesday and others II
celebrated ny all denominations ~
ne Christian religion.
The festival will boz observed in the !
iDuqnefque churches as foilowa.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23

/ Me~iah fHandeil IS full. rein.
forced choir
Orsan posfiude. Mar0he Pontif
eaiet fGouned l--Mr. stanley Seder.
Evening.
Thirty minute pipe organ recital b5
ar stanley Seder. beginning at 7.20.
Orun-a4 "Af Twilight Steh-
binsl. fhi March Funebfe" tChopinI
fcl Grand Choeur No. I. fHoiiinsl.
"Hosanna" tGranier1 -Mr.
John y Falkenburg.
Orxan-faI -Canzoretta" fMark
Andrewsl. fbj March on Easter
Themes" MARX Andrews
Special Easter service. beginning
at
solo duet and chorus The hagda-
iene fWarrenl Choir.
Anthem. Christ our Passover
fSchiilingl Choir
Orean postiude "Marehe soicn-
neiicr fMaliiy9 Stanley SedeI.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23
CONGREGATIONAL cmuRCm,

Morning worship at II. A special
program Of music has been prepared
ht the choir 40 given below. and the
pastor VIII give short address on
the topic. Why believe IN lmmor-
The evening service At 1890 opeus
with a thifiy-minuie organ recital by
Mr. Stanley Seder. followed By sev-
efal musical numbers by the choir
snd q sermon by the pastor on The
influence on This Life OF Faith In
Immortality" II is believed that
both services will be Of unusual in
terest ana benefit. and ali are cordial
~ Invited 70 attend
sunday school al g.45 "a. m. II. S.
Lithgow. superintendent.
Christian EndeaYor at G.80 p. M.
Programs of special Easter music
Morning ~ II.
ORGAN prelude. Easter Morning
lMailinR) MIR Stanley seder.
'1h Day Of Christ (Bartlett) --So-
pfan9 solo by Miss Charlotte Pratt.
chorus by full choir. soprano obligato
bf Mrs. Ada Pierce Winn; violin OBJ
leato hy Mrs Ralph NJ. Henderson.
Soprano solo. Come Unto Him"
from THE Messiah'1 (HandeD
Mrs Ada Pierce Wnn.
Offeriory Alteration" (BorowskD
-Mr. Stanley seder. pipe organ.
Mrs Ralph NJ. Henderson violin
'on Wings Of Living Light CBart-
lettl Baritone solo hy Mr. John -
falkenhurg chorus bs full choir. yio-
lin olligato by Mrs Ralph NJ. Hen
dcrson.
"ilalleluiah Chorus tfrom "The
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CHURCH.

=
The following excellent program
VIII oe given at the Easter service 81
the hnma ulate Conception church.
Prelude--"The Rosary" (Nevira)
Orchestra and chorus.
Bass Solo and Chorus IL ovlde
Aquam,' tWcigand). Louis Hessei-
den
soprano Solo and Chorus-"k ,ri.. 1"
lWeher). Miss May Maher.
soprano solo and Chorus egiorl,,
(Haydn). Miss May Kaufman
Alto Solo-"Gratlas Mrs Yrisarri.
Bass solo-"Qui TOLLS" CHaydn).
Michael palladino.
Chorus, "Quonium." Choir
Quartet and Chorus III aCreda .
lWeber). Miss Maher. Mrs. Davis.
Messrs Andrews and Palladlno.
soprano solo-"Et IN Carnatns ~, /,
Mrs. T. }. shinick.
chorus-"Et Resurrexit.n Choir
Offertory Regina Ceodio (Gor-
dom
soprano and Tenor Solos and
Chorus Miss Alyina Letarte ana Mr.
Andrews.
Chorus" Sanctus." fHaydn). Choir
Trio Benedictus, LejeaD. Afes
Kaufman, Messrs, Andrews and Pal
ladin0.
quartet" Agnus Del" fHaydnj.
Mrs Shiniek, Mrs Yrisarri. Messrs
Andrews and Palladino.
Grand Chorus IL "Dona Nobis =
(Haydn).
soprano solo. Benedictlon--"O sal
utarls tCurto) Miss May Maher.
Grand Chorus "Tantum Ergo -
(Rossi).
Pestlude-"S Semple Averi. " (Thoma,
Orchestra and Organ.
orsanist, Mrs. T. Delahoyde. assist
cd by Fuhrmyer orchestra. Mrs.
Shinick, directress
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner Lead Avenue and south Third.
Charles O-far hickman. Pastor.
IlIih GorhY. Dcaconcss.

AaHiAn tRNFNf - aNRtf'-1s
Every service VIII breathe y the
spirit of Easter The sunday school
lesson ar s.fs a. NJ. is about the risen
Lord. The Epworth league devotional
service 81 Csc p. m- led by Miss
Edith Gorly has a similar topic.
The pastors morning theme. AZ II
a. H.. win o.. The Resurrection 3"
The evening service. a service Of
song and recitation BY the members
~ the sunday school. entitled. "A
Message Of Light
Miss Ruth Bright viii sing Al the
morning worship. The order u wor-
ship Tor both services follows.
MORNING.
Voluntary.
Hymn-"Lift Your Glad Voices in
Triumph on High" Epiphany.
Apostles Creed.
Prayer
soprano solo-"Avo Maria" Miss
Ruth Bright
Responsive reading.
The Gloria Pairi
Scripture reading.
Solo r. The Resurrection Miss
Ruth Bright
Notices, offering.
Hymn-"Christ Is Risen"
sermon-''The Resurrection.
Prayer followed by benedictiOn.
EVENING
Processlonal-'The Day of Resur-
recuon"
Scripture Reading. Nora Meet.
Prayer by pastor
Song" Easter Praise" primary de-
pariment
Easter Verses. Bessie Moulton.
Ailene Furry.
Solo, oy Donald Dearth.
keciiation-"Easter Morning" vir-
ginia Short.
Hymn-"God Hath Sent His An
gels"
Responsive reading. led by superin- /
tendent y. A. PorterfieId.
Recitation-"spread the Light Be-
atrice Metz
Hymn-"O God Of Bethel"
EXefcise--' David Livingstone" BY
sixteen girls.
Stories o. Livingstone by the Jun
iors.
The Pioneer Walter Watson.
The Smoke Of a Thousand villages.
Ray Yerkes
on the slave Trail. Beulah Metz.
True to His Promise. GLADYS Paup. |
Friends Who were Faithful. or
yella Kraft
The Son Of God Goes Forth to war
Helen Waldie
Defamation = The Pathfinder" /
Nelma Douglas
Recitation-"Droop Half Mast Col
ors. Helen Darrow.
Hymn-"O North with An Thv
Wales OF Green"
Recitation-"The Lille" Gail Beck.
man.
Exeroise-"The Hero's Message ~
Cs" Wilford Dry Archie Paup. MIL 1
lard Thorp.
Hymn-"we've a story to Tell to
The Nations"
Address" Heirs Of the Task" Miss
Clara Wilson.
Collection
song Hopes Day Dawn Har- 1
wood School Girls Glee club.
Iencdiction
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23

~ tf'h y. NllnnfnS. Minister.
hihle school az 93aa a. nj, Last sun
day there We're eighty In attendance,
iorly-four bibles, S2.S5 collection.
The sermon az NJ o'clock a. M. will
he entitled. Christ the First Fruits"
theme for Easter morning
Tho evening sermon. 1.ao p. m.. viii
be under the title. "rhc Rusting In
The Mulberry Trees Can you dis.
eefn the signs OF the times2
Christian Eudeavor meeting az 20.
Vital Living the lesson OF Easter
Il Corinthians, ~. Sis.
The cottage prayer meetings Of the
past week have been most helpful In
hflnglng our Christian people nearer
TO God and better prepared Tor his
work Of salvation. The minister ap-
peals 90 the members Of the church
thai they make special effort 10 at
tend the prayer meetings the coming
week Besides the cottage PRAYER
meetings. the Highland churches viii
meet IA union service az the baptist
church on Wednesday evening.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23
CENTRAL AVENUE VI. l.. CHURCH.
Central Ave and Arno st.
Samuel =. Allison, Pastor.

10 5. Edlth. Ph0ne 13t9W.
Preaching services conducted by
the pastor az n q. m.. and 7.30 p. m.
Subject for the morning sermon
The Power OF the Resurrection"
Topic for the evening seryice-"The
Real Value If Life"
There viii be- program Of Easter
AZ the morning service. Mrs. J. o..
schweniker choir leader, Miss Alene
Bixler, pianist
Special music by the choir at the
evening service.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23

out ans ll results
Unhappy MAY writes suffer con-
sianiig With headaeaes. Indigestion aud kid
ney trouble. My skin is pimpiy and oily.
Answer. Three grain sulphcrn tablets
fnut sulphur fahctsl rs thf best known
fpngdF Tor thH bloua They are made from.
sulphur cream uf tartar and herb medic
eines which act directly ou the blood. pur-
flying H. thus causing The pmpies go dis
appear and the skin 90 become fresh aud
healthy looking These sulpherh tablets
are packed in sealed tubes and can De
bought at any drug store. They viii also
cure Your kidney trouble aud Indigestion
Mrs OT-The best remedy for bedwet-
tins IN children Is e give them ~ 10 Is
drops IN water before meals u the follow
ing fincture cubebs dram tincture
rhus aromatic 2 drains and comp. fluid
uaimwort j oz
'Andfy' writes "For the past year [
have suffered greatly with eatarrh 1t has
affected my blood stomach and bowels ta
such az extent that suffer constantly. Can
yeu tell nae cure"
Answer heartily recommend the uso
~ antisepiic Niiuue powder fpr tine cure
OF calafrh First ask your druggist for 2
~ package Of vilane powder; then thor
guHhls eloause the uastiis with the follow
ing wash half teaspoonful of the pow
der to pint OF warm water. Use this
several times "a day by snuffing the water
from the palm ~ the hand through tho
ing teaspoonful Of vilane powder with
one ounce of lard or vasciine and apply to
the nostrls daily internal treatment for the
stomach. bowels and blood should be used.
syrup sarsaparila comp. ozs. comp.
fluid baimwort o.. fluid ext buchu. / oz.
Nix and shake wen and take teaspoonful
four times a day.
"sorrewfn May" says NY scalp is COW
cred with dandruff my hair is oily and
Struggling Please help me so that / may
look like other girls"
Answer. You can very easily look like
ether girls If you vii get at the drug store
q oz jar Of plain yellow minyol and use
+ regularly according to the directions giv-
en- IL Will cure your dandruff and make
your hair soft and fluffy and make il grow.
rms treatment differs from all others and |
nave actually seen the most wonderful
transformations when people have used this
only Two or three times
Ann" writes Gould you prescribe some-
thing 70 increase mv weight? / am tall
ana thin TO such an embarrassing degree
mat am frequctly subjected to sighting
Answer. Hypo-Nucane tablets have been
prescribed with great success as indicated
BY gratifying letters from hundreds of girls
VINO suffer as you do These tablets can be
purchased in sealed packages from any
sell stocked drug store and fun directions
are given inside These should be taken
egulary for about two months. and YOU will
5e surprised to note the color in your checks
md lips and your weight VIII increase from
= TO 80 pounds.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23
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! make this broad statement after
putting twelve years Of my time on
this one disease and handling in the
meantime nearly half million cases
OF this dreadful disease Now, / do
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how many doctors have told YOU
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time. lf You are disgusted aand dis
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believe you viii enjoy more real
comfort than YOU had ever thought
this world holds for you. Just try
L ana you viii see ] am telling you
the truth.
Dr. J. l.. Caunaday. 79f Court Block.
Sedalia, Mo.
References Third National Bank,
Sedalia. Mo
could YOU do better act than 10 send
this notice 60 some poor sufferer
Of Eczema2
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-03-23

Bible school al s.f5 a. nj. T. VI.
Doris. superintendent.
Devotional meeting n the Senior
Epworth league AZ 6. 80 a. m. Miss
Maud nell. leader This will be an
Easter service, and we nope 20 see "A
iaree crowd at this early morning
hour.
The Womans Missionary society
viii have q birth day social Wcducs-
day from -,30 10 ,. m.. al the home
of Mesdamcs owens and Doris. Ill
$. Edith street This viii take the
place ~ their regular Tuesday meet
Ing. All members and friends arc
most cordially invited TO be present.