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Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30
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Mrs. II. d. Ross and children left
Yesterday for a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Sedala,
Smthton and Ottervlle.
Louis |. Baker. foreman of the Linn,
(Mo.,) Republican, visited in YER
salles from Saturday until Wednesday,.
ingalls, is a good printer and is max
ing good.
Mrs. George Brdwell, (nee June
Murray) OF Sedalia, arrived yesterday
for a few days. visit with her sister,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bass and family, and
other friends of her former Versailles
home.
Louis c. Siegel, candidate for col
lect or of Morgan county subject to
the decision OF the Republicans next
Tuesday, was in Versailles yesterday
shaking hands with his mang friends
at this place.
a party of good roads enthusiasts
from Linn Creek were in Versailles
Wednesday inspecting the work being
done on the Morgan coun,y end o
the Versailles and Linn Creek roaC
now under construction, and while
here, DR.. John ID. Mouider, drnggis,
and Editor J. w. Vincent paid the
Republican editor very brief bu
agreeable visit. We are always glat
to see our boyhood friends. Call again
gentleman.
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

In Justice to both myself and Sheriff
W. !. Williams. | wish to say to all
voters who think it is the Sheriff who
is candidate for circuit clerk and
recorder, that Mr.. Williams has two
more years to serve as sheriff and is
therefore not. as some are saying,
"trying to 90 too fast Mr.. Will
liamS, we think is too much Of a gem
tlcman to ask for clerical office two
years before his office as sheriff eX-
pires. The candidate for circuit
clerk and recorder happens to have
the same name and initials as the sher-
if, but is not related to him or any
other family of that name in this
county, having been born and raised at
Linn Greek, Camden county and has
been a printer over twenty years and
is now the editor and publisher OF the
Morgan County Republican.
Hoping every Republican voter will
learn the difference and adjust him
self accordingly, remain
Your humble servant,
W. |. WILLIAMS.
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30
W. P. SIEGEL NOT GUILTY

The editor of the Republican is not
fighting for or against any candidate
on the ticket. but has just returned
from Syracuse, the home of w. p.
Siegel. township committeeman, who
was attacked in last weeks Statesman.
and while there, took pains to inquire
OF the leading Republicans of that
prosperous little town as to the truth
of the statement. and in every case it
was admitted that w. p. Siegel had
not voted for Daughertv and did not
nor does not deny it. but tnat it was
not because l.. G.. Slegel was defeated
at the primary. but Tor good and sutti-
cient reasons wholly nnpplitlcal But
W. p. Siegle denies tn /. he attempted
in any way to influence any voter
against Daugherty at any time and
the statement purporting to be Henry
Noung's that w. p. Sitgel had worked
against Diugherty and that he and
other good Republicans had gone to
him and tried to get him to "let up
fighting, is denied by Young, Jacobs,
Burns Bros. and all others that the
Republican editor had any talk with
about the matter, and many of them
say that W. p. Slegel has been ant
is now as good Republican as the
Statesman editor or any one else whc
has ever written a line for that paper
and that the Republicans of Mill Creel
township expect to re-elect Mr.. Siege
as committeeman again next Tuesday
because he is good Republican an,
will always work to the best Interest,"
OF the party.
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30
GlenSted News

o. Is. Scott shipped one load OF
cattle to the St. Louis market Tuesday.
Geo. Warnkc of Slower and Henry
BeCkman. formcly of Versailles, who
now resides at Pharr Teas was in
Glenst"d last week on business.
!. II. Hahn shipped three car loads
of cattle and one OF hogs last Tuesday
He purchased one load Of Geo. Car.
penter OF Versailles, the others being
ot his own feeding.
Gllmer Self returned Sunday from
Kansas. He says Kansas IS all right for
wheat bat Missouri beats it Tor "Ba-
kers.'
Philander Ripley OF Pontiac, MIchi-
gan, arrived here Sunday to see hl'
brother, Hobart Ripley. who is in very
poor health and will be accompnicc
home by him with the expectation o
the change in climate being beneficial
to him.
The Willing Workers Class, o
Freedom Sunday school, met witt
Miss Ada Sanford Saturday night ant
an excellent time was had socially b!
all present.
Aubrey Self and sister, Miss Ophia
of Syracuse, were guests of VIM. Dan
iels last week.
Little Miss Alpha Tingle entertained
her Sunday school class.mate Sunda,
in honor OF her eleventh birthday an'
a most enjoyable day was spent to
gether.
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30
For Free Settlement

Large tract of good valley farming
land just thrown open for free settle
ment, in Oregon. Over 100000
acres in all. Good climate, rich soil,
and does not require irrigation to
raise finest crops OF grain, fruit, and
garden truck. For large map, full
instructions of exceptionally good
claims, send S3.4o to John Keefe,
Eugene, Oregon; three years U. S.
surveyor and timberman. An OPP
portunity to get good fertile free
homestead near town and market.
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30
Woman Suffrage Notes
{ PRESS EuLLFTINS) J

The number of electoral votes to
which all the states contribute is SSI.
Therefore the next president of the
United States must secure 200 OF
these to assure his election. The
states in which women will cast a vote
for the president are entitled to cleo
toral votes as follows: Arizona ;, Cal
ifornia I3. Colorado 6. Idaho !, H.
inois 20, Kansas 10, Oregon 5, ttah
!, Washington 7, Wyoming 8, max
ing a total at present of 81 votes. In
addition, very active campaigns are
being waged in Montana, North Da-
kota, South Dakota and Nevada, and
initiative petitions submitted in Mis-
sour, Nebraska and Ohio. Should
these states give women the ballot
there would be added to the eleCtor-
al vote, Montana 4. North Dakota 5,
South Dakota S Nevada 3, Missouri
I8, Nebraska 8, Ohio "a, constitute
ing grand total of I5l votes from
full suffrage States. Future candi
dates will take this into their reckon
ing.
Advertise in the ReDubliCan 4 ",
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30
Hurry Girls, Only a Few
Days Until Contest
Closes.

You VIII notice that the standing OF
votes are close and it is going to be
race to the finish-now is the time
which will count most, put every ei-
fort into securing subscriptions from
now on, get on, every day and work
hard and you will win.
August Ist, we will give away the
Library Table to the candidate who
turns in the most money. Show your
friends you can win this special prize
and they no doubt will help you win
the piano. Don't stop now as you
have good chance of winning and
the votes that will win are still in
tie field.
Be hustler and collect a five or
ten years subscr .otion from all of your
relatives, friends and neighbors and
come in Saturday with a large bunch
of collections.
You can't get too many votes, as it
is better to have enough and be hap
py, than To fall short and be sorry.
Remember there is no postpunlng
the dates the contest will close as we
have announced, Angus, Sth. 8 p, m.
We never postpone closing date un =
less something unusual occurs, there
fore 1t behooves you to get busy and
keep busy from now until the close
as you know yon cannot win if you 81,
at home. Start at once and do you
very best now.
Below is the standing of contes-
tants to date:
VERSAILLES
Mrs. Roma Dobyns. ...... 24N
Myrtle Taylor 25O(
VERSAILLES X. X.
Eva Schannep. .......... 43Ot
VERSAILLES K. X.
Ruth Barnett ... .. I2Ot
Ella Ratcliif 2OO(
VERSAILLES K. X. 3
Nellie Nogt ............. 22O(
VERSAILLES X. K i
Leila Bonine ........ S50t
7 aur, Marriott O00l
GIENSTFD
Ruth Wilcox 42OI
STDNFR
Grace Wright ............. 22O
MARVIN
Mrs. Jno. Blosser ........... POO
EXCELSIOR
Mariana SChaicr .. 10
SYRACUSE
Whittier Johnson .......... 900
/eda Decker ..... 22O
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30

There is one kind OF fellow that
is becoming rare in the newspaper
business and the people should be
glad of it. 1t is the fellow that heels
tor politics and tries to mis-lead the
people to serve his own ends and but
ter his bread for him.
The partisan newspaper with an
ak to grind for its editor, is relic of
the past. What the people want is
an honest unbiased newspaper which
can be depended upon at all times to
fight the battles OF the people against
the inside rings of dirty politicians,
and the editor who seeks pie cannot
be expected to take up any fight
for the people against the machine
tha, dispenses the political pie-pat-
ronage. The newspapers should owe
nothing to the ring and should give
the people square deal by keeping
out of politics excepting SO far a, a
plain, open and board L., .lty
to principles is concerned.
The newspaper, will have to come
to this if they want to hold the con-
fdencc OF the people, and when they
do they will not be taking stcl
downward. The dignity OF the press
is not exalted when the press acts a
bel-sheep to lead the people the
way the POLITICIANS want them to go
The line between the peoples rights
and the politicians desires is sharply
drawn in these days and the people
think 1t is time to get fair, square
deal
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30

We are this week in receipt of news
items from Barnett and Proctor which
look good to MS. as they are well writ
ten and up-to-date. If we can secure
a correspondent from each postotfice
in the county who will do as we'll,
and the Republicans will give us
their aid by sending in their subscrip-
ton, we will give the people of Nor
gan county the best paper they ever
had from Versailles before 1914 is
past, and will also be in a position tc
tell our readers just who constitute.
the ring here and what they want and
why they want It.
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30

FOR SALE CHEAP-A good res
idence property in Versailles. Call
at the Republican office.
Morgan County republican., 1914-07-30

Advertise in the Republican # You
want results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
The New Baby
Is Worlds Wonder

Every tiny infant makes ilfa's per-
spective wider and brighter. And what
ever there Is 10 enhance It's arrival and
20 ease a comfort tn cxpectant mother
should be given attention. Among the
real helpful things u an external alb
dominal application known az Mothers
Friend" There Is scarcely n community
hut d has its enthusiastic admircr of
this splendid embrocaIon. II "a 20 we'll
thought Of by women who know hat most
drug stores throughout the United states
carry "Muthcr's Friend as one 81 thcir
staple and reliable remedies II II applied
10 the abdominal mu lee 20 relieve the
strain on ligamonts % tcudona.
Those who have used n refer 20 the
ease and comfort e~Xprrieuccd during the
period OF expectancy they particularly
refer 20 the absence 90 nausea. often 80
prevalent a. a result OF tho natuml
expansion. In a littie hook are descrihed
more fully the many reasons why
Mothers Friend has been a friend
indeed 60 women with timely hlnts. sug.
gesiiuns and helps for ready reference. IA
should b. IN al homes Mothers Friend
may b. had 81 almost ans druggist. but n
you fail to hnd ID write ~ direct and also
write for book ~ hrhdhrld Regulator Cu.,
fQj Lamar Bldg Atlanta IA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
Rub MUSTEUOLE on
That Sore, Tight Chest

Trg this clean white. soothing oint-
ment See how quickly H hrings re-
lief.
MUsTERoLE does al that the old
fashioned mustard plaster used Co do
in the DAYS of our grandmothcrs. pat
u dOcS u without the blister!
Doctors and nurses frankly reeom-
mend MuSTEROLE for sore Throat.
Bronchitis Group. Stln Neck. Asthma.
Neuralgia, Congestion. Pleurlsy. Rhcu-
matism. Lumbagu, Pains and Aches of
the Back or Joints, Sprains. sur
Muscles. Bruises. Chilblains. Frostc Q
Fcet-Colds of the Chest Ot prevents
PncumoniaJ.
AZ your %druggist's. In 25c and soc
lars' u a special large hospital sigr
for s2.sO.
Accept no substitute. " your drug
Rist cannot supply YOU, send Csc or
oOc to the MUSTEROLE Company.
Cleveland. ohio. and We viii mail yob
q jar. postage prepaid.
William Mess. sacramento. Cauf.
saws:
Gentlemen: Enclosed please End q.
q Money order for &4.OO for which
kindly eel boy return mail eight Jars
OF SOC size Musterolc. This is my
third order Of Mustcrolc. which spe16s
wei 81 rs merits. our friends AMI
ourselves would not willingly boz with
out II. as d has saved doctors ex-
penses man times. Cul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
GOLDSMITH'S CASE
NOT LIKELY To
FINISH TO-DAY
Judge Reynolds Sets Cases in
Which Juries Are Waived
for Trial Beginning May J..

Trial In the case Of Goldsmith
aga INST Oiomi and kickc. which
started two DAYS ago, was stiil uu bee
tore Judge ltaynoids ana Jury today.
u WIS thought that thu case would
Doe finished tomorrow.
Trial dates have been seq by Judg,
Reynolds Ia cases in which Jurics
have been waived. as folluHs
May TERRITORY. ct.. .a. Ruca.
Hendricks Vs. GFansham.
May 2-provlnes W, Chavez; Fee
W.. cay Sash a Door CO.
May i-Berta vs.. Gsanlni
May 5-Hust vs.. GRAY |~audoval va.
Montoya.
May s-Binkc VS.. smith. A.scun vs..
Schelkc.
MAY Meyers vs.. Meyers Coz. Mo-
rarity W. Meyers.
May S-Thompson 81. KraWinkcl.
Consolidated Liquor 60. u.s. McdiCci.
May 9-Consuluora G. g. 60. vs..
Suher
May ii-Culp- Barth sheen GO. W..
Baker. Ryan va. Curncttn.
May 12-Chadwlck Co Ns. Sorrell n
Sweet Ray W. Deming lee a Electric
Co.
Mag Is-CCriminal cascsl. Fran
cisco \. Garcia. W. "a Shuit UWoI.
Louis Sanchez, Ccsario Gonzales, on
Yer D.. Accord, Ira Ritter. a. PARENT,
William Shoat. Mrs. Carmel Garcia,
RudCriqucz Cauo. A. e. u cBnCa, Joe
Truiillo. =. G. de Bacn. Ir. 4. q. dc
Raca, ST., TaRliafcrro, i.omori ana
Murl.
May i5-white Va. HOFFMAN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
PERMANENT ROAD
IS CHEAPEST IN
THE END
Should Cost of a Highway Be
Figured in the First Year or
in the Twentieth Year of It's
Life.
ny WILL y. nLAIR.

\ boston lawyer. Louis %. Bran-
diets. Jared the sclf-esteem OF rail-
road managers some time ago by as
SertihE That "a million dollars a day
1ie wasted by the railroads In inef-
iiolent management. The debate that
onsuod has perhaps never reached
any definite conclusion. but "a has
had the effect OF calling 10 the att
tention OF the rallToad world as wen
as Ia the shipping and consuming
world one simple fact:
II IL not alone how much money
YOU ger, but what YOU do with II that
determines your prosperity.
Good road advocates Tor fifteen
years past hav exhausted their in
Eenuity and their efforts In the rails
lns OF revenue for roa building.
ihey have given America the impress
sion that n sufficient money h forth.
coming for good roads. the highway
question Is solved.
Meanwhile events In New York
and almost every other state IN the
union suggests this retOrt from the
public; How have YOU spent the
money that you have raised Ia the
past ="
II cannot be claimed that rond
builders have wasted "A million dol
lars a day or anything like that sum.
IL cannot be denied that there IL "a
heed OF greatly increased Dad rcY0-
nue., but the surest way TO get road
revenue. Is To deserve Il, and M
Aurost way to deserve Il IL To be able
10 SHOW that Il has been so expended
as TO produce dollar for dollar the
value mat Il represents.
To do this two elements must be
taken into account: first, cost and
pefmanency, as well as a constant
ussbie condition. The cardinal mis-
take made by "a large number OF
road officiels h. hat OF counting the
cost OF "a road a. soon as u Is laid.
with no reckoning of It's mi OF re-
pair condition. Governor Glynn OF
New York riddles this policy Ia his
recent good roads message 10 the
legislature IL is the cost az the end
Ioi ten or twenty years that should be-
the criterion. lie says;
New York Is engaged In building
1900 miles OF road, which will
wear OUT forty years before they are
paid for.
Unless that state makes n radical
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
LITTLE MARVEL GAS
MAKER IS A
WONDER

T.. }. Abcyta and j. G.. Stauncr have
bought the fight 90 sell the Littlc
Marvel gas maker bon Bernnlillo uun
~ The Little Marvel gas maker has
been on exhibition iu the rear OF the
Barnett building. where II has at
traoted considerable attention and
caused genuine wonder That b Is a.
real money saver b. Inc CONSENSUS OF
opinion.
Briefly stated. the Little Marvel is
"A device for making fuel gas from
coal oil u can Doe applied To any
sort of stove, Is simple in construc-
ton, absolutely safe. leaves no SCOT
or ash of any sort can be regulated
To furnish any degree ~ eat desired,
and h operated at about 0ne-hHlf the
cost at coal
The Little Marvel IS being demon
stratcd here by it- inventor. j. NJ.
Bedoro. who viii hc In Albuquerque
for several days. The storeroom was
crowded yesterday with Interested
spectators, and there is every pros
pcct that the new d,rice will have a
large sale In this CTS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
BUILDING NEW BRIDGES
~ COIEAN COUNTY

County Commissioned Geo. Wood
house and Road Commissioner Dim
ick Baldwin left by automobile yes
tordny morning for "a tour Of the
southern part Of the county, where
the county boards expect to have
considerable bridge work done dur
ing the coming summer. says the
Ration Range. Al Dawson They were
Joined by Commissioner shields and
Cimnrron by Road Commissioner
Livingston. Six different sites where
county bridges are needed were visit
ri and at least five bridges agreed
upon for immediate construction The
following bridges and proposed sites
Tor new bridges on the county high
ways were visited, The Grow creek
crossing ON the Baton-Dawson road.
y Van trimmer crossing, e.
CulfaN. the Itayado bridge nd Raya-
do; tho Cimmarnncitu crossing near
the Urnccu ranch. the Ponl bridge.
between Cimarron and Springer and
the sweet water bridge, south OF col
mo-, near the county line. All Of
these ridges Will be or solid CON
crete and steel construction and viii
not be less than thirty feet ip length.
The Culmor bridge. at the couuty
line. VIII bee "a 3O-foot structure and
VIII De built ai the expense of CoIfaN
and Mora counties, the commission
crs ot tho latter county having agreed
To- the arrangement which bridge The
only bad place ON the Canine Real
between Ration o. Las Vegas. THE
una Tor this important bridge work
come largely from the refund made
10 the county special bridge fund by
b slug canonFuel company for the
county bridge owe the NcrmeIo at
L"rita which now becomes the prop
erty Of that company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
HIS RUPTURE

I was badly r%uptured while lifung
"a trunk several years ngo. Doctors
said nay only hope OF care vas an OPP
Grafton Trusscs did me no good.
Finally ! got hold ~ something that
quickly ard completely cured me.
Years have passed and the rapture
has never returned. although I am
doing hard ork as "a carpenter.
There WINS no operation. no lost time,
no trouble. ! have nothing To sell.
but viii give fun Information about
how You may find "a complete cure
without operation. 10 you write % me.
Eugene NJ pullcn. Carpenter. 1913
Mnrceiius Avenue. Manasqunm. y. J..
Better cut out this notice and show
Il "a any others who arc rupturcd-
% may save a lie nr al leIst stop
the misery Of rupture ANA the worry
and danger 81 an operation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
ROADwORk TAKES 4
BRACE IN SIERRA COUNTY

Road Improvement has received n
considerable impetus in Sierra county
81 late, says h Socorro Chieftaiu.
The sierra county roud commission
held a meeting last evening II was
decided to bring the road crew work.
ing IN the north end Of the county
,o lillshpro t. assist the crew mere
lo complete The work on the white
hill then the two crews viii 20 north
Z. reduce the grad" ON tho east slope
81 ne Cuchillo mountain To eight
per cent After completing the GU
emilio grade the two road crews will
proceed 20 make a good grade out OF
the Monticello valley giving "a good
outlet 90 Magdaicna and San Marcinl
VIII the completion OF these grades
me state hiGhway Will be- completed
from heming 90 Magdalena. and 100
state highway signs. 'DemInr-Mag-
dnlena' VIII be erected along the
route.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
FOREST SERVICE IS
ON THE ALERT
FOR FIRES
Local Offices Advised That
Timber Is Becoming Dry and
Added Precautions Are TAX
en-: Fire Rules.
INTERESTING NOTES OF
NEW MEXICO FORESTS

Recent rcI arts received 1t The local
forestry headquarters from The vac
ions forest .fYrtNl.Hr- in Arizona ana
New M,N... Indicate that the forests
.rC rapidly becoming dry und that no
tim, .H Ie.U- lost iu recruiting the
protective forces which, during the
ir, s,.s,l. supplement- tile r,gull:
yoHr-luug administrative forces. 49,
MAY b. Is expected that tho fire pro-
toetiye plans ON all ot the forests VIII
be- 100 ull working order IN brief
this means chat trails VIII have hetu
cleaned uut. telephone lines thorough
lv u~ycthnulcd. tools and supplies dis
tfibuted at strategic points through
out the forests and that luOkoutmcu
and patroImcn will De az their posts
ready To detect and combat any nr's
that may occur.
Already ID number OF nrcs nave
been reported. owing 90 their prom.'
discover. however. hy .urCst officers
none of them assumed large proper
lions.
The IRE season throughout Arizona
and New Mexico was considered Cs-
ptCiuiiy bad last year on account OF
severe electrical storms and high
winds. while according To statistics
the majority uf hTos were set by
ughtniug. quite "A number were doubt
less caused hy carelessncss On the
luIf ui travellers. campers ana others
who had occasion 10 visit the national
forests. Forest officers feel that tho
fire hazard can Dee apprcciably re-
ductd IL those who go to the noun
taius make 10 "a point to cooperate
with them by always bearing ln mind
tho danger involved by being careless
with IRE in the woods and particularly
.n the observance ot the following
-lN rules.
J. BE sure your match Is out before
you throw 10 away.
-. KNOCK out our pipe ashes or
throw your cigar ar cigarette stump
Whrr, there Be- nothing Go catch FIRE.
g. Don't build a camp fire any
larger than is absolutely necessary.
Sever leave DO oven for @ short Time
without putting 10 out with water ur
earth.
4 Don't build 70 camp FIRE against
q tree ur 70 log Build "a small ono
where you can scrlpc away tho nee
dies. leaves ur grass from tli sides
OF 10.
%. Don't build bonnres Tho wiu1
may come mp rae any time AID start
"a ire Fuu cannot control
g. 30 YOU discover "a IRE nut II out
% possible BE- YOU can't get word col
10 to the nearest United states forest
ranger or state Ere warden just 8s
quickly us you possibly can.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-23
INDIGESTION, GAS OR
SICK. SOUR ST0IlACH
z me It!-"pape's Diapcpsin' makes
your upset. bloatcd stomach feel
fine In five minutes.

W ~ wv
Really does" put bad stomnchs In
order really does" overcome indi-
gcstion. dyspepsia. gns heartburn
aud sournoss in five minutes that
just h at-mnkcs papcs Diapcpsin
the largest selling stomach regulator
in the world. II what YOU q fer
meutH into stubborn humps. YOU bclch
gas and aructate sour u%ndigcstcd
food and acid. head dizzy and aches
breath foul: tongue coated; your in
sides filled with bile and indiRcnlible
waste remember moment "Papc's
biapepsin' comes In contact with
tho stomach. all such distress van.
lshcs. It's truly astonishing-almost
marvellous, and the JOY is It's harm
%tcssncss
\ large fIny-ccnt case Of Papc's
piapcpsin VIII give YOU % hundred
dollars worth Of satisfaction or your
druggist hands @ back your
money.
us worth it's weight m gold TO
men and women vino can set their
stomach regulated. H. belongs in
our family hOme-shnuld always De-
kopt handy ln case ~ a sick. d
upset stomach during the day or
might. IT'S The quickest, surcst. most
harmless stomach doctor la the
world.