Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-14
IrrigateS the Blood Knocks Rheumatism
  A Remedy That Pushes she Blood from Head
 to Foot.

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 TO get rid of rheumatism requires that the blood bo completely 1ushed-not a mere makeshitt as by salts and pain killers Inc long record of s. s. s. is Important to know. lt has found its way into every used and most widely talkcd-of remedy there is for au blood troubles. And it is a known fact that rheumatism ls primarily a blood trouble
 It is conceded by tho closest students of thc subject that rheumatism is caused In most cases by an acid condition of the blood and aggravated by the remedies commonly used for relief In other cnscs rheumatism is the result of nerve depression in still others it is the effect of some vitiated blood condition. having been treated with mercury, iodides, arsenic and other poison
 The recoveries Of all these types of Rheumatism by thc use of &. s. & ls wonderful tribute Co the natu' fhcy oI this remarkable medicine, Tor lt ls .-'u- lated just as naturally, just as speclt0siifr and just as well ordained os Che nose acceptable. most palatable ana most ? diCested food. Do not iail Co geL 2 o9tia of s. s. s. today. but Insist upon S. o. ~ Don't accept a substitute. You will u3 astouishcd at the results. " your rheumQ tIsm is of such a nature that Tou Wgnll ike to consult a great specials conhlao- tiallv. write to the Medical Dept. Inc Swift Specific Co.,. 53G Swlfr Bldg, AtAnta, ga. dow The window was high under the low caves of the mud building Tar gan could just reach the sill He rais- ed himself slowly until his eyes topped it The room within was lighted. and at a table sat ROkon and Gernois. Gernois was speaking.
 "Rokoh. you are devnT be was saying. "You have bounded me until ] have lost the last shred of my honor You have driven me to murder. for the blood of that man Tarzan is on my hands. If lt were not that that other devils spawn. Paulvitch. still knew my secret | should kin you here tonight with my bare hands"
 Rokom laughed "You would not do that my dear lieutenant" be said "The moment l am reported dead by assassination that dear Alexis win for ward to the minister of war full proof 0f the affair you SO ardently long to conceal. and. further, will charge you with my murder Come. be sensible. am your best friend. Have l not pro- tected your honor as though it were my own|
 Gernois sneered and spat out an oath Just one more little payment" con tinued Rokof, "and the papers l wish and you have my word of honor that I shall never ask another cent from you or further information"
 "And a good reason why" growled Gernols. What you ask will take my last cent and the only valuable military secret l hold. You ought to be pay ing me for the information Instead of taking both it and money toO"
 'I am paying you by keeping a stin tongue ln my head" retorted RokOff. "But let's have done. Will you or will you not? ! give you three minutes to decide. If you are not agreeable l shall send a note to your commandant to- night that will end ln the degradation that Dreyfus suGered-the only differ ence being that be did not deserve it."
 For a moment Gernois sat with bow ed head. Al length he arose. He drew two pieces of paper from his blouse.
 "Here," be said hopelessly. CT had them ready, for ! knew that there could be but one outcome" Be held them toward the Russian.
 i Rokofs cruel face lighted in ma lgnant gloating. He seized the bits Of paper
 "You have done well. Gernois." he said q shall not trouble you again- unless you happen to accumulate some more money or information" and he grinned
 ! You never shall again. you dogF hissed GernOis. "The next time l shall kill'yOu. ] came near doing 1t tonight For an hour l sat with these two pieces of paper on my table before me ere 1 came here; beside them lay my loaded revolver. ] was trying to de- eide which l should bring Next time the choice shall be easier, for l already have decided. You had a close call to- night. Rokoff Do not tempt fate a second time"
 Then Gernois rose to leave. Tarzan barely had time to drop to the land Ing and shrink back into the shadows on the far side of the door. Even then he scarcely hoped to elude detection. The landing was very small, aud though he fattened himself against the wall at its far edge he was scarce ly more than a foot from the doorway Almost immediately it opened, and Gernois stepped out Rokon was be- hind hlm Neither spoke 0eruois had taken perhaps three steps da#n the stairway when he haitad and haif turned, as though to Fetnace his steps.
 IarUa knew thni discovery would be inevitable. noho6 stll stood on the threshold a hoot from htn. but he was looking in tho opposite diHection, toward Gernois. Then the officer evil dently reconsiderad bis decision cnl resumed his d0uuwnrd course. Tur- gan could hear Rokoms sigh of relief A moment Inter the Russian went baos iufo the room md closed the door,