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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-07-23
COUNTY CAMPAIGN OPENS
COUNTY CANDIDATES SPEAK AT
FARRELL'S CROSS ROADS.
Rentz Attacks MiIey's Record.-Much
Interest In Legislative and
Supervisors Race.

What promises to be the most in
teresting campaign ever conducted in
Bamberg county was inaugurated last
Friday, July 17th, at Farrell's Cross
Roads.
Despite the threatening weather,
there were in attendance possibly two
hundred voters, principally from the
Fishpond section, who gave every
speaker close, courteous attention and
displayed the ability Of veteran aud
itors when it came to winnowing the
chaff from the wheat in the argu-
ments of the speakers. Every point
worthy of their applause received it
in generous portion, but at no time
was there any suggestion Of bolster
BUSINESS or disorder. What little
heckling was INDUCED in was almost
entirely good natured and there SEEM
ed to be an inclination to respectful
ly listen in order that each speaker
might be weighed.
The principal Interest was center
ed on the candidates for the house of
representatives, with candidates fon
supervisor running a close second,
candidates for other Offices arousing
but little enthusiasm among their
auditors.
The meeting was called to order
at 1900 a. M, by the chairman Of
the local club, Mr.. A. G. w. Hill.
Hon. H. C. Folk, county chairman,
being present, was called to the chair
by Mr.. Hill and presided over the
meeting from that point on.
Bamberg Cotton Weigher.
The first speaker to address the
voters was N. 2. Fielder, who is
a candidate for cotton weigher at
Bamberg.
He was followed by F. E.
Steedley, who is seeking the same
honor.
T. J. Rentz, the third candidate
for this Office, was absent when his
name was called, but arrived later
and presented his claims to the Of
| flee.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-07-23
Fishpond Magistrate.


Being at home, he contented himself
with announcements of his candidacy
and gave the balance of his time to
others.
]. w. Zeigler followed his exam
pie, simply announcing his candidacy.
County Commissioner.
: w. D. Bessinger was the first of
the candidates for county commission
er to speak. He said he was no
speaker, but promised his best efforts
to the county if elected.
w. R. Bessinger, the next candi-
date for county commissioner, an
nounced his candidacy and asked the
support of the voters.
H. w. Chitty, seeking reelection to
the office of county commissioner,
was greeted with cheers of 'Hurrah
for Chitty," and several cries of
"Show him the way to Fishpond,
to which he replied that he under
stood quite we'll the reason for want
ing to show him the way down there,
as he had heard it rumored before
the meeting that he would be expect
ed to explain his absence in that Sec
ton since election. He explained
it by stating that under an agreement
among the commissioners the coun-
ty was divided into districts and his
was another part of the county. He
called on the other commissioners to
verify this, which they did later.
a. G. w. Hill, also candidate for
county commissioner, laid claim to
ability to solve road working prob
lens and promised to do his duty if
elected
J. C. Mcmillan, in announcing his
candidacy for county commissioner,
stated that he had no record to fall
back on, but that he would be the
next commissioner.
D. w. Phillips thanked the voters
for their support in the past and an
nounced his candidacy for county
commissioner.
E. VI. Sandifer announced his can
didacy, also, and asked the support
of the voters.
G. H. Smoak said he had entered
the race for county commissioner at
the last minute, and then only in
response to the urgent call of his
friends. He said he was not in the
race for personal gain, but for the
good of the county. Said he was
a Judge of deep water, that no bridge
was too low nor any water too high
to prevent his answering the call for
assistance. He was well received.
J. ]. Zeigler thanked the voters
for the vote given him two years ago
(Continued on page 2. column 2.)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
M2ONlen 5ss!s. 5&ssg!Ss lnreReS Is
'Darlings' Who Are Spoiled

A girl who has never walked to and
from work for month to give her
mother lace collar for her birthday
does not know the warmth of satisfac-
tion of true giving.
Life has two sorts of joy-passing
pleasures and durable satisfactions. ="
And few of the spoiled darlings" of
fortune have the happiness of the
spirit that wears well.
Contrasts make for appreciation.
We all know how bright the sunshine
seems after gray days. The girl who
has everything takes everything for
granted and has no rare and sudden
delights when pleasures come to her.
And when the pendulum of life swings
back. as it must do, and in order to
balance life the darling of fortune is
deprived of something precious to her,
she has no disciplined strength with
which to meet disappointment.
Life is based on compensation 1t
makes up to us in one way what we
miss in another. The girl who is sated
by gifts of fortune has no keen power
of appreciation, no enthusiasm, no
sweet longings left to give her delight
in new gifts. And she has no fortif-
cations of pain endured and stings
suffered to guard and strengthen her
against agony when it comes.
Don't envy spoiled darlings. Their
lives generally are Spoiled"
Blu the girl who has nothing-ah!
for her life is full of possibilities when
her pendulum swings back. And she
has undulled appetite with which to
enjoy her banquet of blessings!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
EXCELLENT SHOW AT COLONIAL

The town is talking about the splen-
did show at the Colonial this week
Not only is the moving picture teature,
the acts of vaudeville that are given
on the same bill serve to round out
pleasant entertainment that is Wen
worth the small price of admission. To-
morrow there will be complete
change of program. John Delmore K
GO. will offer novelty in comedy acts; I;
Madden and Clark will do the latest
dances. and Arthur, the harmonica
player. will surprise his audiences:
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week the Colonial Will oiter dlV-
ing act with three girls all the week.
David Copperheld" in seven reels OF
movies. and on Thursday and FRIDAY
the Broadway success, The Grey
hound" will he given in moving pic
tllre with Elita Proctor Otis in the
leading observation-disclosures
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
Fiiremen's Parade Marshal
to Be Elected August 81

Seven candidates for chief marshal
of the parade which will feature the
fremens convention in October were
nominated at the Firemen's Union
meeting last night. One will be elected
at the next meeting, August 81, at the
Good Will house.
The candidates are Howard O. Hol-
stein. John c. Kinder. Colonel II. C.
DemminG, A. Carson Stamm, William
S. Tunis, George Anderson and Levi
little. The union accepted the offer
of Reading firemen of a large electric
Welcome" sign to be erected i'm the
Square. 1t was reported that $209.95
was the unions share from the car
nival last week. out of which several
bills must be met.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
National Insurance Co.
Shows Steady Increase

Walter Fl. Cummings, general agent
for the National Life Insurance Com
pany, of Vermont has received let
ter from the home office showing that
the July business of the National ex-
ceeded that of any corresponding
month for nine years.
"The new business figures of all the
leading companies for the first six
months have been received and the Ma
tional ranks fifth in amount of increase
made over 1913 This is a fine achieve
ment," said +. Cummings.
The recent unprecedent break in the
stock market affecting the best known
and standard listed securities and the,
grave situation in Europe strikingly
emphasize the wisdom of the companys
management in confining it's invest
ment to the United States continental
United States) and selecting only nom
speculative trust fund securities"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure That Anyone Can
Use without Discomfort or
Loss of Time

We have a New Method that cures
Asthma, and we want you to try 1t at
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We especially want to send IT to those
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for all time.
This free offer is too important to
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begin the method at once. Send no
money. Simply mail coupon below. Do
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12

growing measure if one is ambitious.
when they envy a spoiled darling"
who has everything"
Beauty, wealth. position, popularity
and charm are tho things to which
girls refer when they tell you that
another has everything.
And the spoiled darlings who pos
Hess these five gifts of the good fairies
have nothing if they fail to appre-
ciate or to he satisfied with what for
tune has given them
A girl who has never gone without
her lunches for q week in order to
own a pair of silk stockings has no
means Of measuring the delightful
feel" of first pair of sillJen hose.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
A ROW OF TOMATOES
SbeeiaI to The Telegraph

Waynesboro, Pa, Aug. 12.-In the
line of fruits or vegetables, whichever
classification tomatoes come under.
Mrs. Benjamin Frantz this place, has
a specimen which she raised in her
garden that equals about half-dozen
of the ordinary size. 1t is really a
row of tomatoes grown together into
one long unit measuring about a foot
in length and is coiled into an IS
shape. 1t has been placed on exhi-
bltion in the office of the Evening
Herald.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
NARROW GAUGE ROAD BOUGHT
Special to The Telegraph

Columbia. Pa, Aug. 1.-THE Lam
caster, oxford and Southern Railroad,
a narrow gauge line which runs
through the southern section of Lam
caster county to oxford. Chester coun-
ty, and which suspended operations a
ago. and was offered for sale,
has been acquired by combination Of
trainers and local capitalists and Will
again be put in operation. 1t is pro-
posed to improve the road and extend
its business.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
New Playground Likely to
Be Named Sycamore"

NJ. Harvey Taylor superintendent OF
parks, said to-day that he would begin
work toward equipping the new play
ground as soon as the ordinance pro-
viding for it's purchase passes Council.
It is not known definitely what
name the new playground will bear,
hut MIR. TAYLOR said he thought 1t
would probably be called by the same
name as the abandoned Sycamore
nlaVrround
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
1884 Dress with Guimpe Effect for
Misses and Small Women,
10 and IS years.
WITH ELBOW OR LONG SLEEVES, LOW
OR ROUND NECK.

WITH ELBOW OR LONG SLEEVES LOW
OR ROUND NECK.
Everything that gives the effect of a
guimpe is fashionable. The feature un-
questionably will remain an important
one during the coming season. Illustrated
is a charming frock adapted to small
women as we'll as to Young girls and sug
gests the idea although the bodice is all il.
one. 1t includes also the new fared
hounce at the lower edge and, as it can be
made with short or long sleeves and with
half low or round neck, it is adapted both
to evening and to afternoon wear. College
and school girls preparing for their return
to "Alma Mater will be especially inter-
csted in the design for it is exceedingly
good for their use. AS shown here, the
materials are taffeta and net in one view,
Powered crepe and plain in the other.
For the 10 year size, the dress will re-
quire s yds. of material Fl in. wide, ga
yds. SO, 2$s yds. A in. wide, with 2$S
yds. Fl, yds 36, q yds. A. for sleeves
and full chemisette. The width of the
skirt at the lower edge is yds. and 10 in.
The pattern 1884 is cut in sizes for 10
and IS years. 1t will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department OF
this paper, on receipt Of ten cents.
Bowman's sell May Manton Patterns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX

she has every
thing! How can |
help envying her ?"
How often you hear
one girl say that of
another who is bet
ter lowered than
she is in wealth and
position and beauty.
Yet in all the world
there are only three
cnviable things -
health and charac-
ter and brains; and,
given the two last
named, YOU are
above envy. Health,
c n a ra ter and
power of thinking
may culfixate i'm
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
NEW BANK BUILDING OPENED
.Shecinl to The Telegraph

NTtITUT 70 HE VT'BTuFW
Waynesboro. Pa, Aug. IL. = The
handsomely designed and furnished
rooms of the Waynesboro Trust Com
pany in the DIR. Enniss building have
been thrown open to the public and
900 went to the new building, where
they were rendered a reception by the
directors of. the trust company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
DwELLINGHOUsE BURNED
Special to the TcIcgrafh

Special to Tie IfTcgrdPh
Columbia, Pa, Aug. 12 - a frame
dwelIinghouse belonging to Miss Lii
liam Evans. located In St Charles ave-
nue. was destroyed by fire of unknown
origin and adjacent buildings were
saved by the prompt service of the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
FIREMEN ENTERTAINED


Columbia, Pa, Aug. 12.-Thirty MEM
bers of the Union Fire Company, of
York. were enterte ined by the Key
stone Truck and Che mical Engine Com
pany on Sunday. In the evening they
partook of a chicken cornsoup dinner
and lunch at the rooms of Royal Fife
and Drump Corps.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
WOMAN FALLS DOWN STEPS
Special to The Telegraph

Columbia. Pa. Aug. f2.--Mrs. Jacob
wolhsfe was seriously injured in a fell
down the cellar steps at her home in
Twelfth street. having injured her left
leg, lacerated her arms and badly
bruised her nose.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE CAMP


SPectdT % ne ffIegfdFH
Columbia, Pa, Aug. 12.-The Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance opened
their nineteenth annual encampment at
Rocky Springs Park Lancaster and
on Sunday 5000 people visited the
grounds. The eneampment will con-
tinue ten DAYS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-12
HIGH SCHOOL ASSISTANT


Columbia, Pa. Aug. 12.-Miss Mary
K. Carter. one of the best known teach
ers in West Hempfleld township. has
been unanimously chosen as an assist
ant teacher in the Elzabethtown High
School
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-12

GACAdNBcu Is tuC NI4b
From here
BECAUSE it is sure to please
and to be the most treasured OF
all by the recipient. Here you
will find practical gifts for THE
man, THE woman or THE boy.
Selections will be an easy matter,
for our assortments are complete.
FATHER, if you like good COT
fee, buy MOTHER one Of our
fine ALUMINIUM OR ENAMEL
ED PERCOLATERS, and while
doing that let US show you the
following appropriate gifts Tor
HER:
COMMUNITY SILVER
ELECTRIC IRONS
CHAFING DISHES
CASSER0LES
CARVING SETS
ALUMINIUM COOKING UTEN-
SILS IN. CHRISTMAS BOXES
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
ELECTRIC GRILLS
COAL RANGES
FINE "SHEERSD
MOTHER, if you like to see
FATHER clean and well grOomed,
buy HIM a SAFETY RAZOR and
ask to see the following-they're
all good for HIM:
RAZOR STROPS
RAZOR HOMES
SHAVING BRUSHES
GUNS
AMMUNITION
POCKET KNIVES
FLASH LIGHTS
USEFUL TOOLS
BOYS are always pleased to re-
ceive:
INGERSOLL WATCHES
KNIVES
ROLLER SKATES
RIFLES
AIR GUNS
WAIT for our INDESTRUCTIBLE
MAMMA DOLLS They say
MAMMA as plainly as the baby
and those nifty COlIBINA-
TON CIGAR LIGHTERS AND
PAPER WEIGHTS. They will
please you.
Sheers HardwareCo.
equality JacI1v sheers
Service Fred" Lazenby
2I2 Mills Street Phone 25f
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-02


E. Gallegos.
GA. Varos y Toma-
sito TruJillo.
Dialogo, GEL MAESTRO" por
varioa Jovenes y nifos.
Canto -"Las velitas" por varias
niflas.
Dialogo "Hacer el bien' por Co.
rina y Floraida Santistevan.
Canto de amor por dos nifias,
Floraida y Esther Vigil.
Dislogo OLA ABUELA Y
JUAN BAUTISTA" por tres Sc.
floritas y un j6ven.
Tercera Parte
SANTA CLAUS Ell MAESTRO. For va.
rios j6venes.
Cusrta parte y Ultima
Reparto de regalos y dulces.
Nota. 81 dialogo de Santa Claus
debe de leerse asi: Gel Maestro
Santa Claus.
y + =
Ell sermon pronunciado por el
Rev. l.. Fernandez, pastor de dicha
iglesia, fue uno de los sermones
mas elocuentes que SO han dido en-
Taos por ministro alguno, enseflan.
do el Rev. Fernandez ser uno de
los ministries mas ilustrados on
asuntos religiosos que han pisado
el vale de Taos. Una prueba de
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-02
Asistente Procurador

Ha sido sometida al Juez de ls
corte de este distrito Judicial, una
petici6n frmada por todos los Oh
ciales de este condado y miembroe
de las comitivas centrales de con.
dado y estado, para que Ell Lie. NJ
G. Pacheco sea nombrado asistente'
procurador por este condsdo.
Todos los condados en- Nuevc
Mexico tienen un asistente procu
rador, tanto para asistir a los OF,
ciales de condado cuanto mas e.
casos urgentes y criminales que SC
presentan dia dia en- la ohcin~
del Alguacil Mayor, y siendo que
ell condado de Taos es uno de les
mas alislados en- el estado y que e.
muchas ocasiones solo por media
ci6n del correo puede consultarss {
con el Procurador de distrito, lr
cual ocupa cuatro o mas dias, u
vemos razon por la cual dicha pc
ticion no sea atendida.
Confamos en- que el Juez Lei I
tomara pronta accion en- el asunt
Y que Taos tendra pronto un asil
tente procurador de distrito.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-02
Que es la Hermosura de la
Mujer ST no SaIud?
Y la base de su Salud y Vigor Deepen
de en- la Cuidadosa Regulation de
sus Intestnos.

81 la hermosura de la mujer depeR-
diera de cosm6ticos, toda muIer fuera
un retrato de hermosura. Pero la her
mosura esta mas hondo que ESQ., Ests
en- la Salud. En- la mayor de los casos
la base de salud y la huella de la enfer-
medad SO puede rastrear por la acclon
de los intestinos, los dolores de csbeza,
ell cults palido y los ojos apagados son
Dor costumbre debido constipation.
Tantas cosas que las mujeres hacen acos-
tumbradamente conducen esto. No
comen con cuidado, elias comen coml-
das indegeribles porque Sc sirven dell
ciosamente elias no hacen ejercicio su-
ficiente. Pero cualquiera que sea la
causa es importante que la condiclon sea
correjida.
I'm remedio perfecto para muleres, y
uno que estS para llenar sus delicadoa
requisites, es la Mel de Pepsina del
DIR. Caldwell, la cual miles de mujere
ensalzan altamente, entire elias. Sra.
G. s. Vance, de 511 8. Ray st. New
Castle, Pa. veces ella tenia ataques
de indigestion tan severos que ella creis
que iba morir. La Mel de Pepsina
regul6 su est6mago & intestinos, y ella
atribuye hoy su exceleute salud este
remedio.
Toda la familia puede usar Ia Mel de
Pepsina del DIR. Csldwell. porque mile;
de madres les dan a sus bebes y niiios
Tambien es propia para los resquisito.
de gente mayor, en- verdad para todas la:
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-02
No. !
Ese Porte de Armas!

DE San Cristobal, este oondado,
Sc nos comunica de un desagrada-
BILE accidente ocurrido On esta SO.
mana por el descuido en- el porte
de armas. Jose A Gonzales, quien
venia de viaje de la parte norte q
esta, lego para calentarse del frio
que llevaba en- Ia casa del senior
Vicente Garcia, en- San Cristobal.
AL apearse pdso su pistola CD me-
dio de una frazada que SO puso en-
au brazo al apearae del carruaJe.
Al entrar en- Ia casa del Sr. Garcia
le salio enseguida una nina de Gin.
co amos de edad saludando al foras.
tero, y al ir el senior Gonzales
darle la mano la nina SO le cayo
de en- medic de la cobija la pistoal
y disparandose de una vez su con-
tenldo fuG dar en- el cuerpecito
de la nina, la que en- estos momen'
tos debe va haber fallecido, segun
SO nos comunica por nuestro Ell.
ciente AIguacil Mayor.
La lmprudencia en- el porte De
armas mortiferas es peligroso.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-02
u A.

clio debe serlo el hecho del inmen-
go contingente que coDcurre a di-
cha igleaia todos los domingos pa.
ra DIR los sermones del nuevo Pas.
tor, que SO nos asegura ser la igle.
sia mas concurrida en- nuestro
medic.
Como nosotros tenemos firme
opinion de que iglesias y escuelas
son de incalculable beneficio a toda
comunidad, para la moralidad,
creencia y avance de sus morado
res, sinceramente felicitamos al
Rev. l.. Fernandez y le deseamos
cada dia mejor, ,suceso en- su noble
J delicada tarea, asegurandole, al
mismo tempo, la cooperation de
esta humilde publication siempre
que 10 creyere necesario.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-02

CTA. ANNIE HENDREN,d ,deEocllTH
- Washington, certifica como siegei
ssMe siento mejor do 10 que mo IL
lido por cuatroafios. IIo tornado
frascos de Peruna, y uno do ham
"Ahora puedo hacer todo ii {.
demi casa, ordehar les yacas, Rtenti
la leche, etc. Creo Ia PeruIs utg e,ss
dio n1araviiloso.
"Hoy estaria de came 81 no les Il aigsA
consultado. Habia tornado toda aiise
de remedies, pero ninguno me hiz' 'ts'f
La Peruna me ha hecho feliz y s. ~
bic. Carezco de palabras con cue eso
giar 10 Peruna."
No solo las damas do IA arfstocracis
elogian la Peruna, sino tamhlca les dc
mediana posici6n. Todas oonf;an on el
famoso remedio del DR.. Hartman.
jamas estan sin la Peruna.
El Doctor receta anualmento
runs miles de damas, y nunca I'd sjsde
recibir una multitud de cartas, COMO Is
de la Sta. Hendren, d6ndole las gTscias
por sus consoles medicos, y especial
imente por los marayiiloso resulta
que les d6 la Peruna.
Pida su botieario un almanaque d
dia afortunsdo: de Peruns grstiS,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-02
e. ASUNTO AQUEL De
ADMINISTRATOR
DE CORREOS.
Ell Senor Pascual l.
Martinez nombrado
por eli Presidente
Como adminis-
trader de CO.
rre0S en-
Taos.

En- dias pasados anunciamos en-
estas columnas ell descontento que
existia entire la democracia del va.
lie de Taos con motive de la can.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-02

que por raz6n de edad 6 infirmeza no
pueden usar sales asperas catarticas,
pildoras purgantes. Estas deben
siempre ser evftadas, porque d 10 mejor
su efecto Is solo por un dia. Mientras
que un remedio genuine como laIMiel de
Pepsina actia suave pero permanente-
mente.
Sc puede obtener en- cualquier botica
por Scots. 6 sl.00 10 botella. Siempre sc
garantizan los resultados 9 Sc devuelve
ell dinero. I'd. la hallar8 suave en- Sd
accion, agradable al paladar, y libre de
dar malos resnltados, y sus propiedades
toniticantes tienen uu valor indistinto
para mujeres. Es Ell tonico purgante
mas usado en- America hoy y miles de
familias 10 guardian siempre con elias.
Las familias qce deseen probar una
muestra gratis, puedsn obtenerla lIbre
de portes escribiendo al DR. w. B. Cald.
we'll, 419 Washington St., Monticello III
Una tarietl postal sera bastante.