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vention because he declined to second
Villas traitorous conduct.
Thirteenth, when | demanded the
surrender of the City of Mexico from
General Velasco, the federa. command
)er, Villa urged him not to surrender
and offered to support him with his
command.
Fourteenth, he is in collusion with
the reactionaries and supported by
them.
81 challenge any one to deny the
truth of any of these allegations. A
movement nourished by treason, in
trigue and murder cannot succeed; our
case is that of right and justice, and
is certain to triumph"
Two brand new revolutions have
broken out in Mexico and a probably
fatal rift between Villa and Zapata
and their provisional president, Guti-
errez. are the subject of authentic re
ports to the state department today,
which have increased the troubles at
the department.
Consul Bucher at Eagle Pass re
ports that General Villareal, who is
the governor of Tamaulipas province,
has set up a new revolution. An
either report says that General Jose
Salazar and General Campa, who
trained with Huerta, have started a
new revolution in the interior on their
own account. The report that gives
the department officials most trouble,
however, is that Gutierrez, who had
been proclaimed as the savior of Mex
leo and who was the choice of the
Mexican convention and General
Villa and Zapata, is no longer regard
ed as the saving factor and that there
must be a new deal at the national
capital.
Secretary of State Bryan decline
last night to comment on any of the
reports dealing with the new muddle
in Mexico. Some of the lesser off
cials, however, do not hesitate to de-
clare their belief that things have
come to such a pass that the United
States can no longer ignore the stu
alton without some public declaration
of policy" The pressure OF for
eign nations is again being felt at the
Great Britain's is the
latest. Great Britain yesterday
brought to the attention of Secretary
Bryan the partial destruction of the
owned railways in Mexico,
and particularly the ravages of the
generals who are contending on the
railway lines between Vera Cruz and
Mexico City. The Netherlands min
istcr and the Russian ambassador
have also talked over the new situa-
ton with the United States. Off
oially it is always stated that these
merely tell these things
to the state department "for its in
formation" 1t is known now, how.
ever, that in cases like that of Great
Britain, where destruction of railway
is charged, and where the
hondholders are making the outcry, the
department must within a very short
time make categorical answer.
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MAY YET BE INTERVENTION.

41 writing stirring
of calling the anarchy
Mexico where the vanous daily and
the
the United States becoming inevitable.
Probably nation before idly permitted its citizens
suffer loss of life has the Unit
eds during the period of n Mexico.
Testimony, the themselves would
welcome Intervention the only salvation their
Up the this would have been resisted by the whole
s in this
o contending But
brigandage the
strong of Uncle can the country.
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PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS

Ell Centro people who have stomach,
and bowel trouble should guard against
appendicitis by taking simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc, as COM
pounded in Adler-i-ka, the German
remedy which became famous by cur
ing appendicitis. JUST ONE DOSE
relieves sour stomach. gas on the
stomach and constipation INSTANT
LY because this simple mixture
draws of such surprising amount of
old foul matter from the body. ]. E.
Davis. druggist-( -(Advertisement.)
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-07
CLIFFORD HARRISON.
20 the Voters OF Imperial
County

] hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office Of Assessor and
Tax Collector for the Imperial Irri-
cation District. Election February 3.
JAMES r. CANNON.
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SALINA

sALINA. March lS-Niss Urc OF the high
school has organized n homo oronomica club in
vblch many ni the wives and daughters arc tax
log great deal ~ luterest. The meetings are 70
be held every other ThupGay 10 the high achool
building
Attorney Hoffman OF Richneld has been sp-
Df Thom" has been IN sail Lake City during
the acct
II s. crane lsf for salt Lake City during IN.
wccA
Mr.. Lyda Alder spoke AZ tho RcIle, society
moc:iags of both vsrds Wednesday evonIns Her
subject was Toe Holy Land.
George sievoa5 o. Goshen Is in salina visiting
relatives aud friends
nleasau, surpriso uas rendered 70 uyrvm
Murphy Wednesday evoaing in honor OF hls sixty
eighth birthday anniyGryary. I, mostly 4
family gathering. Dinner served and the
bCs; q, socisbllity was IN evidence. H@ wes pre-
seated With Fac rocker.
Mrs Joseph sorcnson left gor spanxh Fosk
during ;hc week. whore she will remain during
The mouths Of March and April.
Curg Peterson IL home from Park Cuy on a
visit Nc has position there tn the lending
orrhrsfsa.
Nr. ani Mrs. Jsmes Thornley, hase gone 10
Bun. after h1viHs hod pleasant vlsit here
with rsla;ives and friends.
Mrs william Rrscnlof ot Nt PIssSan, is hero
visiting ~ thn homo OF 81. and NrE Frank Car
Toli-
a ). f4sn returned from salt LSse City dur
lag The TeA>
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noon by Mrs Z. J., Howes, in honor OF
the birthday anniversary OF her mother.
Mrs. Samuel Meservc of New Hampshire,
who has been spending the winter here.
Mrs Archie Bowman and Mrs. Albert
Edward Weatherby VIII entertain al a
luncheon Tuesday afternoon at the Og-
den high school
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kohn have re-
turned from i've weeks trip to tho
Pacific coast. While away they visited
San Francisco. Los Angeles. Ocean Park.
San Diego and other California cities.
and several days Of sightseeing were
spent in northern Mexico.
Wednesday afternoon tho Daughters OF
the Mormon Battalion met with Mrs w.
X. Fleischman. when further plans were
made for the dance 70 he given In the
Weber academy auditorium. March 81.
Mrs. George Eisenberg. accompa MED by
her daughter, Elizabeth. has gone TO Car,
lin. New. TO visit her sister, Mrs Fred
Jackson.
Mrs. II. Markic entertained the Home
Culture club Thursday afternoon.
A birthday surprise was rendered w.
+. Newman at his home Tuesday, even
ing by n large number Of his relatives
The Historical society met SATURDAY
afternoon at the home of Mrs; s,,srroon M
Young" presented BY Mrs. josephine
Hlrst.
The senior class of the Weber academy
will give n play in tho near future en-
titled Aaron Boggs. Freshman" under
the direction of Miss Katherine Bassett
An enjoyable affair OF Friday evening
was tho Epworth league social given by
the young people OF the Methodist church
In the league room OF tho church.
A KensIngton was given Friday after
noon IN the parlors of the First Presby-
terien church for the Missionary So
ciety. with Mesdames Felitz. Backing
ton, Roberts. Horn and Carver as the
hostesses. A programme OF music and
recitation and the serving OF refresh
tertainmenI.
.Lyles W. Larkin left Monday on a mis-
sion to Holland.
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AMERICAN FORK

AMERICAN FORK. March r.-Mks Florence
Greene. who teaches school at Salem. was here
visiting relatives Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Greenwood and Joseph Walton o,
,hls city were entertained Monday evening az the
Greenwood home by the memhes OF the ConuS
ciab
Ms Osborne ~ Salt Lake City spent ss,ur-
day and Sunday here visiting Mrs T. a os-
borne.
NJ and Mrs John Hunter were entertained a,
their home In tho TAlrd NaTd Mouday evening
By a number OF their friends. Games and music
~eer participated Ia
ernoon a, quilting bee The ai,eTnooa vas
,peu; in music and social ohat. after which /,
luncheon was served 20 the guestS.
Mr. and MU Benismin Halliday we're delight
fully suTpr,sod Tuesday evening az their hom" IN
tho Second ward - number OF ,her friends.
Wednesday afierucoa Mrs. John Aaamson CO.
,er;a!nsd the n. L. e. 5. club her home.
Sunday evening Mr and Mrs. B. = Christensen
..atsr'.inss the to!lowias q, dinner; Mr and
D. aud Mrs. ?. NJ Kelly NJ ana Mrs Clifford
Young and Mr and Mfs. }. r. Anderson.
Tae dance IN the apollo hall Tueresy evening
s,v~n hy the Provo haud. Tus attended b. 4 Iargs
crowd
Tso corau, club vas entertainsd Saturday oven
lng ~ ST. and Nfa william Barrett a, .hcir
home In The Fourth war3
Nrr nert s EErc-t,oa returned home weiues-
a.. a,is- tpeudi5E f.~ ds7B visiting n, span
Arthur Stout cf salt Lake sp.li a few days
% hh 1ster. Ms. ". D. Edmoaes
:. u sters sp.=nt ,hr week In Rlchf.id look
ius after eusiness snais ard visiting Min he
| tTY-io-. = sto-u
watson I. shepherd va vi,itlzg friends and
seis''ves IN Saii i-ats CITY this week
assaAs snd Taar.a4y OF ,GIs vs.t a''' visitor wed
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"Old Soldier" writes: II would like TO
know what to do for rheumatism, as l
am so crippled that ! cannot walk. Please
answer at once.
Answer. Here is the best remedy for
rheumatism that is known. and II taken
according to directions you Will soon be
out again and be strong and well. Get :
drains OF iodide OF potassium. 4 drains
sodium salicylate, or, wine of colchi-
cum. / oz comp. essense cardlol. OF.
comp. fluid balmwort and ozs. OF syrup
sarsaparila comp. Mix and take tea :
spoonful at meal time and again before
going 10 bed
Laura" says: Some time ago ] con-
tracted very severe cold and cough. |
have tried many remedies. but they do
not seem to help me at all, wish you
would advise me what to do
Answer: What YOU need Is laxative
cough syrCp, one that will drive the cold
from your system. The following pre-
script!on Will check your cold and cough:
Get a 2l-oz. package OF concentrated es-
sence mentho- laXene and make accord
Ing TO directions on the bottle. Take a
teaspoonful every hour or two or until
your cold is better. This will relieve you
In very few days.
"Stenogra pher' writes: 'I can scarcely
do my work on account Of the terrible
distress In my stomach after eating. !
have "A heavy feeling In my stomach and
Answer, This condition II neglected
may cause appendicitis. You should be-
gin at once and take tablets trIopeptine.
which can be bought in any drug store at
email cost Taey are packed In sealed
cartons with full directions accompanying
the package. | am sure many cases OF
appendicitis could he prevented by the
use Of triopeptlne.
New Vitality writes: II am seeker
after health and new vitality. | am a
nervous wreck. and write 10 YOU for ad
vice Poor appetite, despoHdency. ir
ritabilltv and a trembling weakness are
some OF my symptoms"
Answer: To restore a normal condi-
ton you should live temporarily and be-
gin at once taking three grain cadomene
"a olets, which are To he had from drug
gists In sealed tubes with fun directions
Inc tablets promote the health by tonic
forces and never fail To bring about
great improvements IN mans health.
Miss Beatrice asks "Wlll Won plea Sc
prescribe for one who Is too nesay go
that about 80 pounds can he taken OFF,"
Answer Obtain Of any well stocked
Druggist tube OF 5-EraIn arbolone tab
Iets ana take regularly as per directions
accompanying same. MANY Of my pa
uents nave reduced at the rate OF n
p"'no day without any i'll results.
Unhappy May writes: 81 suffer con-
SANITY with headaches. Indigestion and
oily" '''F'E CIV
answer: Threegrain Sulpherb tablets
mot sulphur tablets) are the best known
(AdYcru
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BRIGHAM CITY

BRIGHAM CITY. March n-oa wednesday
Ea,l Larseu OF this city and Mis-, Jennie olaham
o. Paradise were united In marriage in the ,cm-
pie at Logan. The bridegroom is che son o.
Mr. and Mira r. J. larsen ~ this city Mr
and MrE. Larsen Will make ,her home here
In tho toTiple at Sal; Lake on "Wednesday
Misses Matte and Inoio Burton of Park VALLEY
became the er!tos Of d =. Frost Of Grouse Crcsk
and Walte. r. Funk of smith.eli rospeerivsiy
The Burton sisters are the daughter. OF Mr. ,nd
Mrs J. H. Burton, prominent, res!d~n,A o. ~s,.
crn Boxclder. and have OF frioads in tbIs
city. reception wos rendered the young counls,
a. tho Burton home Ia Park valley during The
week.
M'ss Estelio Jensen OF Sal, Lake sp-n, a te,,
days IN this city v'sitng Mr. and ars H. c
jcrsen. her p,rcnts
Mi,s Alice Morrison. who Is spending the ,,n,.-
In Logan. visited her parents Mr. ana NJ.
w. * Morrison. hero day two thi, veok
) II. Baker of Salt Lake was yI,,o, -
Brigham Tuesday. !"
Tuesday evening the Officers O. IN. FIr,, x,,r.
Primary association delightfully."- surprised -.
president. MTu jacob Jeppeon and ,p.nt ~ .., ~
Ing of pleasure AZ the Jeppran home Anono
those present wcTe Mr. and Mrs gI Chris,,as
sen. Mr. and Mrr Horry Hoist, Mr ,,s "
Fred Holland. M-. and Mrs. Lawrence Jorgcr.n,
Mr and MTs EiIls Foagrcn. Mr ana ~
Thomas Whitaker. Mr. and Mru Er,n r.,,.,
Nr. and Mrp. II. J. JeppKop Mr. and Mr., ~
ward W. Lea. Mrs. J. B. acMas,cr, Mr. 1ora,
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SPRINGVILLE

sPRlNGyiLLE. March HILARY Reynolds came
in from Colorado Thursday. whero he spent the
winter.
Sheridan stewart returned home "wednesday from
Blnck!oot Idaho whore he spent several weeks
visiting relatives.
Grand Master snyder oi the grand lodge, l.:
O. o +. OF Utah. accompanied by Deputy Grand
Master Scott. paid Sprlngville lodge No. ~ an
official visit Thursday night Pact Grand Masters
Homer Brercton and Bowers accompanied the
grand lodge officers.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Meisci entertained NUM-
bcr OF friends card party at their home
Monday evening. Whilst was the game played.
and Mrs Harry HaufoEd won the prize, Refresh
mcnis served
C. &c. Loolo OF Provo was spripgviie visitor
Tucsday.
County Superintendent OF Schools John p. Greer
spep, Tucsday here visiting the school.
Morsrs George Harrison. T. l.. Mcndcnhnll. T.
A. Brown and T. r. Clcgg attended Ihe dance
given by tho Indian veterans OF leber last
week
The Homo Culture club held It's annual meeting
at tho home Of Mrs. j. W. Cannon Thursday and
cIectsd the following officers: President. Mrs
NJ d. Settle: vice presldent. Mrs. George Dunn
secretary. Mrs. A. G. Johnson; treasurer aiss
Sophia Packard
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SPANISH FORK

SPANISH FORK, March 14-aTrs. A. G. Eng.
DeTG. A. b. RocRhil and J. p. Smell molorcd 10
friends there.
A. L. Stalllngs OF spriugville was a Spanish
Fork visitor Thursday
The basketball dance given In the Auditorium
social success largo number OF visitors from
out OF town present. The students gave
rousine display o! hiiarity tho champion
snip recently won The hall decorated In tho
high school coloTs. rod and gray and with tho
numerous pennants won by tho school on various
occasions. Tho ball team left carly ina foiIor
Ing morning for Salt Lake City. whero con
tlnuation Of the celebration was held With the
students OF tho L. d s. university
Mrs A. l.. MAXWELL a Piyson visitor Tues.
day.
Tho bazaar slvcn oy the ladies o. the Second
ward In the City pavilion Thursday was the big
ge9t event OF the week. At an elaborate
nanciaIly.
Judge Elias A. Smith OF salt Lake City was
In Spanish Fork between trains Thursday.
Grs Albert EngOcrg spent Friday and sa,ur-
day with relatives In Salem
Dir. and Mr II. l.. Small left for American
Fork Thursday, where they Will make ,hclr
home.
Mr. and MTs; Frank Milne, vero given very
pleasant surprise party al their homo Saturday
evening By 4 number OF friends
Tho Ycomon 800 party, given Saturday even
Ing. waS ono Of the mos, enjoyable card parties o,
N'' e'naJH IHu PItE's N'Tc won Dy Dr. y. O.
S;oddnrd and Mrs. Devcuisn. At midnight lunch
con served 20 thirty-fou guests BY the uttl.
Misses Mary Rockhill. Alico Jones aud Lizzie
WILSON
Mrs Allen Banks OF Salt Lake ci;y visited
with her parents Mr. and MTB. D. J. Hughes
during the week.
Mis- Jusniia Wilson Of Payson spent the week
with friends here.
The ball for the married people. gvon We'd
neslay evening In the Auditorium was n very
plsusaut affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l. stokor entertained a
number OF their friends n, their home Wednesday
evening Refreshments served.
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Social Happenings i'm Cities and Towns OF Uta

Reeso, Mrs Joseph Hodiey. Mrs oS ,, Eo0srta. s,ts
Nh Andrew Petersen. Mrs. Ernest white MY
virginia Hoist, Miss Aida n,,"n aSpp'S Miss Craze Nc
Master, Mlsses Lola and Wilma Jepp"'h'
ur tJ.rio crashead. who haa been visiting
relatives 10 southern California auI,.s LIE 'r ttsI
city on Monday. accompanies uy ns hcr. ,or
X F. Hathaway. who VIII remain "''e '''
briof visit o.,
,nsn CITY this vccs visiting friends and fcia-
tivcs
MIS-. Ma wooalans vSS Ssa.g hsSo ssGo'9f estIns
her mother. Mrs Laurn Woodland.
The civic Improvement club met Tncsdhy ~
their annual meeting at tho home OF NJ NJ IN, ,n
Jcnsou First South and Second Eas, stIecS- IN" u,
Dit an ,hc programme tho election ot Of
focr. for the coming year ana the loi'o"Ins
were chosen rresdo8r MTs nn, W. ,ecre,sry' Mra
Daniel Petersen; corresponding .noret"ry t,,s
Eliza Hanson; treasurer. M,a sna ,opcinson o, The
business scsuon.
Mrs. J. Frank Bowrins and daush,or ITmn, ,;s
returned Tuesday from nm eIicnaea ''s'' WIN
relatives iu Salt Lake city.
,u.s Newman OF Gan francisco will spend a
toz weoks 10 this city Visiting MIS-. France in''
Mrs william j. Lowe returned homo Aonaay
evening. after spending pleasant TeSk % 1s G, l"'
| guest OF Miss Alton Young In salt LaNo 'i'y'
| po,,- I,opct q, Moutpclier Idaho. spent Non
a.y yiriting relatives In Brigham on his return .
from Garland. where no spen; several days '''''
| Ing his daughter. MEs. MasS'' "iao ,
! Mrn. Perry n. Poters returned this week from
| nm attended visit with her sister, Mn +. ~
4 yelling, In Garland
| Mrs Moses ]. Holt loft "wednesday morning 70
| oin Mr Holt In MeGil, New. where tho fo'tf
| will make their home In tho future
| THO Civic Improvement club gave 'ate"Vt
socinl In honor of Mrs. Moses J. HON a, vac
| home. OF MrB Nols Jenson Tneshhy atlethooh
| About thirty members prcaont RoTenn'
| mcnts served.
| Mrs NJ A. Bootho entertained few flond.
nt , tango tea at the Hotel Boothc SATURDAY even
| Jnr T7,ozo prcsen, were Mr and Mrs Brough
! Miss Msyme Campbell. MIsa Violet Mndscn, aiS'
| Marco Madden, Mr. and MFs. NJ A. boothe. Mle @
T-,ree, PIT p r Pierce Stanley Nudsen ant
| J J. SumuIorhnys
Tho religion class ytako board gave soclhI II
| tho First ward Saturday evening IN honor o
/ n p woodland n member OF the BOARD an'
| suncrlntcndant who has gone to Malhd. lnhho
I, 10 make his home. A large number were present
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PAYSON

PATsoN March INN, y,r.
tanned at a house party Tu.,. !
Mrs. John Laut addresres n.
league Friday afternoon |, g..
kcmbly room. The sub,eci -,
Public Library"
Tho Misses Dora aud Pearl NJ.
the Bonnie Bricr club at .ir-it
night.
Mrs. C. +. Dixou en,ert,I,.. &
Mrs. Owon Douglass, ars PAM -
Blanche Hoieg.
Tho Eureka club mt AZ IA.
Eus,lce Mcndcnhall Tuesi,ay an,-,,..
Friday evening tho grad, ,,,,,..
the faculty at Slnde!sa:,ea rp,-
school building.
Mlas Mcrlyn Pcrry entss,Is.. :.
Ing in honor OF Sir. and Y- a.,
who lc', Wednesday for BlacL,oo, +,
Tho High School Dramatic e,., =
tho Eight" Friday eveoing lp ~
hcusc.
Tho Y, II. u. !. A. s,ak. saas
play. Confusion" In SAlca Nd,
Ing
Mrs, Samuel Ware entertaintd IN 4
club al a ,hcatcf party Friday sra,:I
Mrs. George Scharrcr Is ,lsiu-. n
oots. SIR. and Mrs Stewart. In Ben
Mrs Paul Douglus gave a a.
Wednesday afternoon 10 honor o, W
tcr'S birthday Anniversary,
Tho German people held ,AsIr n
Friday afternoon and evening 10 d
amusement hall.
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GARFIEIn

GARFIELD. March It-,@
OF Hlackfoot. Idaho. /, q. ''l's
II, @ Harvey. ''e Gu
Tuesday evening =,
nall the directors Of se
gavo another OF their ne 0aII
Wednesday afternoon psa N. y
Car Card club held its rsrn', sns
oda Fellows han. Mss,,.
and Martin were the eoue.s'
'alnment and refreshmsr,.'
pointments were OF $, ' u
suggestion. Trophies
BiombTrs' BHnf wgh by Mesdamess s. a,,,
Wednesday evening q,
club and IT'S acco,Sr we Cad
Barker. 'eu BY N
Mrs. r. w, Ashwo,
,n,,I, Hei music cl..W
mothers. In a deligbtfr, ass
day evening, Mesdana.m mut1
Punshon assisted in sr,.
Mrs r. II. saum
West End Sewing club S SSs 80
Mrs, W II. o'connor :,
visiting In Bingham. sao
The Ladies' Aid soc,,,
lar meeting Friday ,y sf,y hsl<
clubhouse with Mesdamssh
Dunlap hostesses in aes cbss
are prepari q nu,nbar M
Tor a post-lenten bazso,o u a.
Mesda mes r. II. Mu,r..
Borgstede entertained d'pny 4
a Joint auction bridge ra r
ernoon. party D
The Pythian Sisters vt,
Patricks s ball at Odd w. sI q
the evening of March y esa'H
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Tbor,
n number of friends TIn NM
celebrating the eleventh tbu, s
their marriage. a''a'
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%Dc Lewz5 AaAa,|

The questions answered q
general In character. the 81
diseases are given and the ~
apply TO any case OF similar i
Those wishing further addct
address DIR. Lewis BakG,
Bldg. College Ellwood SIS, d
inclos!ng self~addressed s!l-'
yelope for reply. Full nans q
must he given. but only inll4
titious name Will be used 4
swers. The prescriptions n1
al any well-stocked drug 81
druggist can order Of wholes1
remedy for the blood. 1hg
from sulphur. cream OF taruF
medicines which act directly q
purifying 1t. thus causing m
disappear and the skin 70 -
and healthy looking. Thss
tablets are packed In seale1
can be bought at any drug
Will also relieve your kidney
indigestion.
Mrs. o."-The best rems'l
wettIng in children Is 10 W|
to 10 drops In water before
following: TIncture cubsos
ture rhus aromatic, 2 drams
fluid balmwort. ] OF:
"Audry" writes: For bt
have suffered greatly WIZ
has affected my blood. ston21
els to such an extent lhs.
stantly. Can you tell me
Answer: I heartily reeonnss, :,
OF antlseptic vilane powos,y -
lief OF catarrb. First ask ~, ~
for a 2-oz. package OF vlians, vlia',5is
thoroughly cleanse the hy,A sw
following wash: One-haa -
OF the powder TO a pint ~ %,rM|
Use this several times ~'
the water from the pam ~
through the nostrils, aiIeI I'M
balm by mixing teaspcp'usc sa,s 4
powder with one ounce Of lsM
and apply to the nostIlls - - n
treatment for the s,ons,n, sa,,,. =
blood should be used Ss,s ANY, II
comn 4 ozs.; comp. flaic
~ iIujd ext. buchu. J ~
shake we'll and take q
times a day.
"sorrowful May" says:
covered with dandrufl. ny ny =
and strag ggling. Please .,s'p
"'Iy hrswsr. , You can very ss.sI, !,
other girls" II YOU VIII .,s -, ~
store a 4-oz. Jar OF pla,n nrorntirf
and use II regularly "a s's s,oe Il,
directions given. Il VIII ssif| N d
drvff and make your .nsls mar ,rss.1
and u, AZ make n IL grow. This I Nd
fers from all others am ",l inri'
seen the most wonoeliu,a IA
when people have u'
or three times
,,ns. "couId ycs
ADN W!lA'9' = nv So
something 10 increase ny -
tail and thin 10 sucn nora,,sntb 4
degree that am ireV
10 sIichtins remarks ~.
~ Answer Hypo-Nuclanss as,, 4;
been prescribed win Win Is,isu
indIcated by gratifying ,'Ner ,s 4
dreds OF gir.s VINO ,s,,Tesssti
These tablets can be pa.,aIJ-as;
pac,;ages from any w. We, art
store and full diree'inS ~ ,atsa
side, These should DC and -
FOR a abont two months sclg
cheeks and lips anu ,o nouds.
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scribe medicine wnlSm, nlr,ou,s II
such distressing synp,,v~. Psi,
bladder. as the following nrsssIon
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with pain. burning a"
OF limbs, etc. .p,ne n
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~in taking balmwort .sslA
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