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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-16

Scottish scientific organizations will
celebrate to-day the centenary of the
birth of Robert Fortune, the great
Scottish botanist. He spent many
years in China and Japan, studying
the fruits, flowers, plants, vegetables
and other natural products of the
Orient, and his many books treating
of these subjects are still accepted as
auth critics.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1913.
Is IT A SQUARE DEAL?

Numerous agents selling staple articles or provisions
have been and are soliciting business in Demng 1t would
seem that if the city council permits this foreign competl-
ton it should be with view to benetng the consumers
of the city If these agents not forced to bear the bur-
dens placed upon the local merchants nthe way OF taXa
ton in the end the citizens will be the losers as we'll as the
merchants Because tea can be furnished few cents
pound cheaper by these pedder because they Sk the
burden of city government and do not contribute TO the
various enterprises which has made this community the
wonder of the Southwest is not saying that they are per-
forming service of economic value to the citizens That
which is not good for the community is not in the ultimate
of benefit to the individual and in dealing with this loose
competition this fact should be kept in mind.
All vendors not residents OF Demng can be forced It
deliver their goods from the car in which il is shipped anc
pay whatever tax the city council may see tit to impose
The extent of the operation of such vendors would seen
to make some regulation necessary.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04
SlLOS PROVING SALVATION
OF NEW MEXlCO FARMERS

Roswell, y. NJ. Jan. ~. The
silo is great salvation for the
farmers and s,ockmer in this sec
ton, according 10 many men Of pro.
gressiye ideas, The dairy business
which is being pushed and ieye.-
oped 50 fas, in the valley : bringing
the si.os. \ & Sathenow pr \.
D. Grille ana many others are put.
ting in silos at once
Kaufman Brothers q; Hop, have
been using the ensilagr for tat,en.
ing their stock for two wears. and
have p:oyen Il a money Wsk,r. They
put the tallow on the sheep AMI II.
ter they get into the feeding pens
close TO the market il only lakes
two weeks 10 put them in high.c.a>s
condition for the markets
One thing the silo is going 10 DC
besides increasing profits ~ We'll as
developing the dairy industry
around Roswell is the increasing Of
valley hogs. feeding them the milk
and fattening them on ensilage -
Albuquerque Journal,
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OcEAN.TO.OCEAN ROUTE
Continued from third page

road can do the job. And ! will
gladly pay myself if any one else is
interested in same. Mr. &. II. Ross
at Alton, n. NJ, is the man on the
Job. Our run Friday will be to
Douglas. viii send pictures of road
AS soon ms possible.
JAMES NJ. W0op.
Mr.. Wood is driving a 10 h, p.
Stearns machine equipped with a
Silent Knight engine. The auto is
A new and handsome one, and the
trip to Deming would have proved
most enjoyable had not the accident
DELAYED. as Wood says roads fine. y
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04
Additional Luxor

Far Van Sickle called upon
neighbors near Luxor Tuesday.
sam Brown. the cattle buyer II
Ei Paso. is here on business.
Thomas Rurch ana Mrs. Burch
spent the week end here returning
to their home in Hachita Monday
W. II. McDonough is having his
well cemen,ei On hi, desert claim.
He will drill s wei for Y. ;. Hills
soon.
Or. Bel Was at his place as,
week and called upon j. II. Simp-
son. He will have a great dya. u
work done this season,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04
Cemetery Work

A united movement on the part of
those interested in the cemetery
would greatly improve its looks, but
the improvement in one section and
the neglect of another does not add
to the general appearance. We
have to date a large amount OF
monuments and cement work to dc
there and unless YOU decide To make
improvements now it will be toe
lete to derive the benefit of thi'
wears work
Phone Dot or 29N and We will cal
on YOU SamuelS 'o'l
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04
OIL BUYERS ASSOCIATION

The Mmbres Oil Buyers Association has graduated
from the class of proposed an actual institution Only
today its existence recognized by the visit from rep
resentative of one of the great retnere of the United
States In other words the modern idea of collective bar
gaining has worked out and instead of the individual
farmer seeking the oil men, the oil men seeking him.
Let be hoped that the reaconares who stood by and
scoffed have learned their lesson and will Join the ranks
of victorious boosters.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04
CERTAINLY IS GOOD
TO LIVE IN DEFINING

peming, y. NJ, Jan. -. y COM
mittee consisting of L. Bedlchrk, l..
n. Case. Clyde Earl Ely and ". +.
Holt was appointed 10y y. \. IemNr,
president Of the neming Champcr
of Commerce, al a meeting ui the
board Of directors THURSDAY morn.
ing 10 wait upon the members II the
Oil Buyers association, VINO meet
tomorrow afternoon AT the county
court house, and To offer through
the association to the iarmerSoi the
Mimhres valley the sum II 30 u
apply on the payment Of the salary
Of an agricultural expert The Offer
is contingent on the raising Of a like
amount by the farmers Of the val
ley.
This is a good move and one that
has been advocated oy the Fihal
clubs chief booster Geo. W, fren
ger. Las Cruces must begin To tan,
8 final step in some Of the thing
that have been talked over An,
planned from time 70 time 4 any
thing but talk is expected To result
Rio Grande Republican
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04
Lisa Of Letters.

Remaining uncAlled for in the Post
Once at Deming. n. NJ. fol the wees
ending Feb. S. 1919:
Beatty. Dave
Benson. Edith
Brown. Vim. r.
Chssc0. L.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04

See the Dem.ng Lumber Co.,.
when YOU think If figuring ~ tina,
house or barn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04

Everything for miaiy's dressing
table. Only the best Is handled at
the ]. 4 hinnear Drug c. store.
sSy
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04

FOR SALE 4 Few Clean Household
Goods for sal, cheap Cal. at BIB Cop.
Der Avenue ia
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04

Robert McCart. Of Hurley, !
trarsarting business here today,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04
CLYDE EARL ELY. Editor and Owner

Entered Second Class Matter Subscription mates % PEI
Year Six Months Three Months 80 Cents SUBSCRIPTIONS"
Foreign Countries 80 Cents Extra
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We want you To read our at on
the editorial page First STATE Bank.
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Graham. Monroe
Guyer. {. +, 7.
Henry, :. Ai.een
Marquee. Mariana
Mcneil ". K.
Robbins, Mrs. Susie
RoirjgueS. Romano
Smith. {. Y.
Thomas. Ha>ir
Williams. Josephine
White. t. +,
When calling for these letters, please
Say advertised and give date.
EuwAEp PENNINGTON. Postmaster.
Thomas q Aithen returned yes.
teriay from Guymon. Okla.
Steve Porter eft today for his
former home in KENTUCKY
Mrs Nellie Quincy is visiting
friends in Silver City.
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ADVERTISING RATES:


ia cents per single inch each insertion Local column ss
than Is cents No foreign than % cents tau Oh
men excess OF
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-04

Mrs. Nellie Quincy is visiting
in Silver City.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
on TRIAL EoR MuRnER.

Rockville, Mr., April 15-What
promises to be one CT the most nota-
Die criminal trials that has taken
place here in long time was begun
this morning, when Norman Bruce
McCIeary was arraigned in court to be
tried for the alleged murder Of Mrs.
Mamie B. Henry Of Hagerstown, the
mother Of his former sweetheart,
Miss Lupah Henry. The case was
brought here on change OF venue
from Washington county
Mrs. Henry vas choked to Ieath
about the 18th day Of last August,
and several days later her body was
found lying across a bed IN her home
al HagerstOwn. At the request of
the HagerstOwn authorities McLeary,
a young man Of good family, but a
little wild, was arrested in Washing
ton. D. c.. two days after the discov-
cry OF the murder.
McCleary is said to have been a
suitor for the hand Of Miss Lupah
Henry, daughter of the murdered wO-
man. and a stenographer in the office
Of the HagerstOwn municipal electric
light plant Miss Henry, it is said,
did not look upon INN with favor,
and on August Is, left Hagerstown on
q vacation in order to escape the al
legged unvelcome attentions Of Nc
Cleary
t is understood that the accused
young man intends TO maintain that
he IS guiltless of the crime which
IS charged against him. notwfthstand-
ing that he is said to have signed a
confession drawn up by the states
attorney a few days after his arrest,
in which he admitted that he had
ehoked Mrs Henry. Two Of the lead
ing law firms Of Hagerstown and
Rockville have been engaged to con-
duct the defense.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
lmpoRrANr sun coMEs uP

Chicago. April l5-The Injunction
suit Of the government against the
sanitary district Of Chicago. involving
the pumping Of water from Lake
Michigan. vas called for trial in the
federal court here today. The peti-
ton Of the federal authorities has
been pending for several years and
has been waiting the decision of the
var department recently rendered
which denied the application of the
sanitary board to pump an additional
10000 cubic feet of water per second
from the lake. Canada as well as a
number Of the states are directly in
terested in the outcome Of the suit,
owing to the allegation that any addi-
tional pumping would result in a
lowering of the levels of the great
lakes and thereby interfere with ship
ping.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15

profit stocks sold for protective pur-
poses during the Balkan war It is
quite noticeable that Europeans are
more buIlish upon American stocks
ithan we ourselves. At home We are
disconnected over tariff and DolIti-
cal conditions Abroad they view
these drawbacks in a broader light,
and are less disturbed than We are.
The reaction which began on Wednes-
day tested the market, and partially
eliminated weak spots. The fact that
important issues are stin pending viii
probably enforce good banking sup
port to the market for some time 10
come. but until the present selling
movement has exhausted itself no
genuine recovery can be expected.
HENRY CLEWS.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
FELT BAD
AL Inc THE
HsIThorn Lady Suffered a Great
Deal, But Is All Right Now.

SheIlhorn. AIz-In q letter from this
rlzce- Ms. Carrie sEay says. "A short
zine an. I coumenced TO have weak
Spells and haadaches- felt bad al
tha tine. ard soon grew 50 bad I
souIanr stay up. Thought would die
Az last ny husband got me a4bottis
q Cardui, and Il helped ne; SO he got
sue more After 1 had taken the
sscoud botIIe. vas entirely we'll
I wish sTsEy lady. suffering from
E0mznly trouble. would try carduI.
It Is The best EedieiHe I know Of. Il
id ne more g8od than anything ever
used
Czrdui Is Tomau's tonic-a
strengthening medicine for women
made from fngrsdieHts that act spe-
cfHczIIy On tie vonanly organs, and
tins heIp 70 bziId y ths Eomauly con
stftgtio1 70 glowing good health
As q remedy for Eoman's Ills, It has
a suecessful record Of ever 50 years.
Tozr druggist sells II Please try IT.
NR-E-ts fs- zzaa=z Asyisory Dev1. Chara-
rruwz Mszsdze CO. CEztfa111gz- Tern. f1E SDeciGl
ElEtr7zrtiarE&, ard 6s-paSs n-1k- 5one TrsAtzaa@i
ar %GEez- SER y saasz s-zsssz- "a EeSzsst
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
Your Druggist
Stops That Hch

II vou are suffering from Eeezemas
Psoriasis or any other kind 0f skin
fesabfe. drop into our store for instant
sslIef We viii guarantee you g stop
kzt itch in two seconds.
troubles. but none that We could recom-
mend ae hishly ss this, q mild wash or
CsI 81 Wlntergreen Ihymoi ana rev
osnas ingredients that have wrought
aeh @snasEf1l cures all over tie eoun~
gfa COMPOUND is known aa D.D.D
~ zeEsnffen Tor Eczeme &n4 g VIII eqeh
ss 1 fte itchy, burning NlH ~
aelzn eiSe c1n
e fi lcffie wa prove
- 1safse elI cifff ff4Hzf Hsf
gUB. EfescftD Dflol-ee - 1aeH i yea
ere ~ 1fyaf eQa sessDt seHf
f s.Ilfiifete
go yos foae ~ ef se1e. - ffe
- f6I ~ a5ef DDf W - H ~
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Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
ARE coLps cATcHlNe?

It is claimed that most colds are
catching as measles and that one
should avoid the association of any
one who has a cold. Never permit
anyone who has cold to kiss your
child Avoid crowded eal's and poor
II ventilated sleeping rooms. Then
when YOU take a cold get rid OF It as
quickly as possible Chamberlain 8
Couch Remedy used as directed will
enable you to throw it off quickly and
permanently That preparation al
ways cures and is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale BY all dealers.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
curea d chronlo conatInalIan

For twenty-one years suffered
with chronic constipation, says c.
Y. Robinson, Of Cordoya. S. G. eIn
May, 1903. it had assumed more e..
ri0He form. resulting 10 INDIGESTION.
piles and neurasthenia. Life seemed
q burden % met Two famous phyai-
clans and one specialist with aIl fheiH
drastic drugs failed 10 help ms. A
friend advised ne to give chambaf
la'H's Tablets t'lal whleh J "a aad
am pleased % cay I'VE bottles 8 Hem
cured ue' fef sale ~ ~ aaa|e
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
MARKET SHOWS A
SLOWING
DOWN
HOWEVER IN SPITE Or hSFTA-
TON. INDICATIONS Az FOR
STRONG RESISTANCE

NsE EcrL AEEI 15--l1 sElTe q
neK secrztT Ezu@ fuksr htahss
h e Souzhzn Paste 6ssoEzri0ns
and eazzzrshZs p-0fu zmz ne
ssaak Ezrzss shozsz eazzzsrzhIs rs-
s< p0w@z The gpEzrd nave
nsna- huEersr. received . Partial set
bark On the aEn1ulce=ezt Of sI5-
81 go new capital spE1esr0zs In
sngEs Szy- These neEu5a5 s45ass
asa Ct PazglEznEz s1aek AM ssos-
aE.H 80 q St PAM AZ PER cent bonds
also sEpecta1 thz1 othR import
ant EZss are pe1z1z nz1@ WusE
uzrEat euzdz-t11z preFs1L re Grst
sFseE q Ehazs znn1zzcs1a1fs vas 70
znTHe 4 bar attack Epoz TIE ssc1rt-
n=s Of ths cu-rorzdozs eozesrned.
and rha1 10 fu5let zg-s or less rr0flt
ssRinx II oEhs- see10zz oE ths mar
k ne u1s1 unsstEzng feature Cf
fss NV Hss vas TIE relgtveEy
toz u-5sss Al wEch tsT we're Of
fazz s-zsssz=z-zaz - zh1v a. vel
ne frssur6ou q czpHzI to seeUs
hener rssuruz s. Pzu wss obliged
nav AZ per cent as wsI as selling
its iran at a dfzcu1zt. COMPARED With
zs and 4 per cent ErsTio1sly given
r similar grade of sscI
he hzr-ful effects Of these issues.
hsrerzr. Is likely 70 b confined
elF 10 hgh grade IzEss paytHg
BoE rsuuz and tks hazzes of vh1eh
are zbt To ssu N 0r59 70 seers the
hzshsr rates Of rruIf up0a ne ehsSP
= sz1eEs Via uItmzrs1F nay bsne-
m EF ths preEEs8ss
The dslzF In setting the So1Ihsrn
PzrE5e controversy wTEh ths govern
mznr wzs also unsatisfactory. Al
-Eh Il Is baEsFea . final adjust
nat Is nov within szghE 0th9 Up-
Ezr-zbls fszW@ wGe RsE fsgtslz-
ars bTdszs upon hs r0zEuads. he
znsEssszng d@nds Of Izbo- and an
increase IN the uwb@ q idIs cars
Ths rsct that the rss IN stocks lad
r1zsinusa E-tth little Interruption for
nearly four weezs also induced con
siderable realIzzr51ls
Neu to new security Issues. the
tariff Vas the mast disturbing factor
AI1ho1sh oZE@s oEaad APE1 :.
Al Ehs nsw hi Es 5zro01Hesd
wzEa0ut having mueh s1eet IN tHe
zazcI Eis-5e-- Ez1EfzcEE1g IN
tsr@as are ssriOusEy partlrhed Al the
proposed rszlsz0us- It Is Hgt the Tsz-
a cuts thzt are 50 much OF
posed many Of our uzzufseture-s BE-
Dg Better prepared fUr 3 lover tzr-
II 1az Is ga@eTzay Supposed but Il
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
WISCONSIN, MusIc TEAcHERs.

WISCONSIN MUSIC TEhCHERs.
Madison Wis, April 1.-THE
fourth annual convention Of the Wis
consin State Music Teachers associa-
ton began at the University Of Wis
consin today and win continue over
Wednesday and Thursday. The men,
bershfp Of the association extends
over the entire state and embraces
teachers Of both vocal and instru-
mental music. Six concerts have
been arranged for during the conven-
ton. the program being made up from
members of the association.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
Recommended Tor 4 Good Reason

Recommended for Good Reason
C. H. Grant, 280 Waveriy St.. Peoria.
Ills. says: "Backache and congested
Kidneys made me suffer intense pains.
Was always tired and floating specks
bothered me. Took Foley Kidney
Pills aid saw big Improvement after
third day. / kept on until entirely
freed Of all trouble and suffering
That's why I recommend Foley Kidney
Pulls. They cured me" o. q. gchae-
fer and Red Cross Drug Co.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15

There Is no case on record OF
cough. cold or la grippe developing
into bronchitis, pneumonia or con
sumption after Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound has been taken. The gen
uine IS in a yellow package. Refuse
substitutes. o. G. Sehaefer and Red
Cross Drug Co.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15
Heed The Cough that Hangs On

The seeds of consumption may be
the cause, and cough that hangs
on weakens the system. Foleys Ho
ney and Tar Compound checks the
cough, heals the inflamed membranes
and strengthens the lungs. E. D
Rountree. StilImore. Ca. says: la
grippe left me q deep seated, hacking
painful cough which Foley's Honey
and Tar completely cured" 0. G.
Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Store
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15

V4DvICEA =
BY " Lenzs Aakox. "
.NE ZeNHy HakQk

Y D1 Lewz5 AakcS- *
The questions answered below are
,neral in character. The symptoms
diseases are given and the ans
ers viii apply to any case of sim
ar nature.
Those wishing further advice free,
ay address DR.. Lewis Baker. Col
ge Bldg. Collegc-Elwood Sts., Day
IN, O., enclosing elf-addressed
amped envelope for reply. Full
lme and address must be given. but
lly initials or fictitious name w''l
: used in my answers. The pre-
can be filled II any well
ocked drug store Any druggist
IN order of dealer
shall never be rid Of it, as i gets
worse with every fresh cold con
tract. Could you give me remedy
Answer: l can give you remedy
that am sure will cure you and one
that is absolutely harmless and pleas
ant to take. Make syrup with one
pint of granulated sugar and one-half
pint of boiling water, put on the fire
and let it come to boil. then cool
and add the contents Of 2h OF.
bottle of essence mentholaxene,
which you can purchase at any drug
store, and you Will have a pint of the
finest cough syrup on the market to-
day. 1t is about eight times cheaper
than ordinary labeled cough medi-
cines and will last much longer.
Mary" says. Il would like some
thing for indigestion. I cannot eat
and am cross and irritable all the
time. fear it will cause appendi-
citis.''
Answer: Ask your druggist for
tablets triopeptine and take accord
ing to the directions. These are pink.
white and blue tablets and are to be
taken morning, noon and night re-
spectively. This will cure you'd indi-
gestion and prevent appendicitis.
Nervous Dorothy" writes: Il have
no appetite whatever. I cannot sleep
at nights and my nerves are in ter
rfble condition. Can you tell me
what would help me "
Answer: The following has helped
thousands who suffer as you do. Get
5 ozs. syrup of hypophosphites comp.
and 1 OF. Of tincture cadomene Cnot
cardamon) and take teaspoonfut
before meals. This tonic viii restore
your nervous system and you viii be
strong and well within very short
time.
Ellen ]. asks: Il am only % years
old and weigh 100 pounds I am short,
fat and uncomfortable. | dislike to-
I go in company, as I feel embarrassed.
Can YOU advise a safe reducing rem
edy?'
/ Answer: Anyone who is too fieshy
can safely take 5-grain arbolene tan
lets. They are sold by welI-stocked
druggists in sealed tubes with fun
directions for use. A pound a day,
if used regularly, can be taken off
@. r." writes: Please advise
something to take that viii cure
chronic constipation. I have suffered
for years and have used many kinds
of pills, but they do not curee
Answer I think most of the illness
/ is caused by chronic constipation. If
the following tablets are taken reg
ularly they will gradually effect a
i cure as they stimulate the liver and
bowels into healthy action. They
! are packed in sealed tubes and are
called three grain sulpherb tablets
mot sulphur tablets) with full direc-
tions for taking. They will also pur-
ify the blood and tone up the entire
system. If you are dyspeptie take
tablets triopeptine. These two med
/ icines you will find in any up-to-date
I drug store.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15

AnAAOun NJ 1lAG gOuA CAAuA ClA AoA
bedwetting 10 to Is drops in water
before meals the following: Tine
ture cubebs, l dram; tincture rhus-
aromatic, ? drains; comp. fluid balm
wort, 1 OF. Mix well. This should be
given about one hour before meals
in water.
Doctor: 4 have very severe
case Of cattarh of the head and
throat. My blood is bad and my
stomach and bowels are affected.
would like a cure as I suffer greatly "
B.. F.:l would advise the follow
ing local treatment: obtain ozs. an
tiseptic vilane powder, to half tea
spoonful add one pint of warm water
and from the palm of the hand snuff
the water through the nostrils sew
eral times a day Mix a level tea
spoonful of the yilane powder to one
ounce of lard or vaseline and apply
this balm to the nostrils as far up as
possible. For internal treatment use
the following. Obtain the following
ingredients at any well stocked drug
store, mix by shaking well: Syrup
sarsapariHa Comp. ozs., comp. fluid
balmwort, / o., fluid ext buchu 1
OF. Take one teaspoonful four times
day.
* Y. T." writes: Ny hair is
harsh and dead looking and my scalp
is covered with dandruff. Can you
help me-"
Answer. Get a OF. jar OF plain
yellow minyol and use 1t regularly
and your hair will become soft and
fluffy and it will bring back the in
tense natural color 10 the hair; your
dandruff viii be cured and you will
be rewarded with healthy growth Of
hair.
Mrs. G." writes: 4 want some
thing to increase my weight about
I Is or 20 pounds. Ny blood is thin
watery and I have a pale complexion
Doctors say I am aenemlc.
Answer: Probably your assimilat
i've functions are impaired and aen
ema is the result. l would advise
that you begin taking three grain
hypo-nuclane tablets at once and con
tinue until your blood is re-vitalized
with red and white corpuscles. These
tablets aid digestion and cause the
body to assimiIate the fatty elements
in food, thus giving color. weight and
strength to the abnormalIy thin.
Tom K" writes; Il have been
unable to work for some weeks on
account oof rheumatism. What would
you adviser"
Answer: Take the following and
/ am sure you will soon be back at
your work again. Mix the following
at home and take a teaspoonful at
meal times and at bedtime: Iodide
Of potassium, drams; sodium salicy
late, drains; wine Of colchicum, ].
ounce; comp. essence eardiol, / or
fluid balmwort, 1 o.; and syrup sar
saparilla, ozs.
"Clarap writes 4 have had
cough for about a year and fear
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15

Anxious M"-Giye your children for
bedwetting 10 to IS drops in water
before meals the following: Tine
ture cubebs. l dram; tincture rhus-
2 drains; comp. fluid balm
wort, 1 OF. Mix well This should be
given about one hour before meals
in water
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-15

aclaraa writes; q have had a
cough for about a year and fear I