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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
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Glands In the Neck.

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azvisssls ara unnecessary n cases
whlea CA - properly cared Tor
aaGes good hyEieaic regimen
0se.fisns ard Answers
RfGStFfcANcE or ALBUMIN.
VA causes albuuia "a the urine :
css q - removed Does q lead 20
kifssy ssoahiss ~ doctor says the
arf-s il ssii % aibunsia- ~ dictionary
ssys albania r. vhits % eEE SoT
ssrsr eat eggs so sonls one is Wroag.
N'hicks
Aaswsf-Aibuzsin may signify tTou-
bls zissosf anywhere ia the senitn-
Urinary tract. roe necessarily the kid
nsys O. can b. removed - the condi-
siss producing o. is removable. Il
fs@saf lead 90 anythtuE-it siEnitr1
someshins vrrous. The dictionary must
b. wronE A. least that e. bum
assnfloa Have q microacopical test
% the urtns made.
HERE'S RARE FAfTHFUt-NESs.
Please ell me the best thing for ca
ta-rh % ~ head. have had q for
eight years sad have taken ten tten. 10.
\. e1unt 'erni bottles % Halls eatarrh
cure bat is has done me no good
AnsWsr-We admire your faithful
Hsss pat ws pity your ercfuiity. send
stamped addressed envelope Tor let
ts- % advice on eatarrh. which tells
a1ns simple truths but oifers no
cares Catarrh. being only symptom
asie. demands something else than
medicine
BACILLUS COLI UNDER THE SPOT
LIGHT.
Kindiy tell me what y. Coll Infection
means g What 80 the remedy Is the
trouble s~rlouFs
Answer Bacillus Coll Communis-
common bacillus % the coion-is a
germ that inhahits the bowel under
ordinary conditions. and you never
can tell whieh way he g going %
Jump Sometimes manneriy and
miid: again very uEiy-appendicitis.
Eaii-st0nea. gastric or duodenal ui-
esF. 2. Diet. bulgarian baeiili. surg
cry. etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
THOSE CRAZY MEx1cANs

A Msxieaa aans,f Chszare. WAC az
me prsseas time f. sqgfrmiaE trogsG
m enc 300 o. president" 81 ire riot
tney eRu tns rspuhae sf Wsxice, pre-
sasnss 60 erftictss sss asFifafs Of ~
residents % tas Ceitsd Ststss Csa-
sarsi or whatever Hts saass IT, saws
saat Ne Wilson's eots DOES rat cefa-
efts WIN ths views expressed BY tEs
presidents o. q speech mate &c taGsss-
frotss some time sze. wnereta Mr WI
q SAT- Ne 80 fispssitiga Co net
20 10 MsSlesa srsisss
NsftAer NJ wilson sar sae Nmsrf-
saa astfsa ss o wseis rsiiss enc hfsa
~ intsrvsatIon. buf eoaGfFt1ns have
Become so satsfsrssis as e. amount s8
aafsaacs az eur Gcors a aaisaace
shss sn- rsitssf STATES feels saauit Be
sbstsd re tfsSlcsas have bses gives
smsfs eppersasisv 80 sbats sas esis-
saee sad nave nee sae'~n themselves
com ssesnf or even wfiifaz o. make ne
sGert tnstesd tssr have tasfsgssf ueca
sfrriaE 40 tse oder astft patisses has
srsse,f 80 BE q virtae
ffsd enc ssase eonfftions sxtses,t ea
any ssrt 81 tais eeaafsv me sccissF
isr prevention % eraefsy e. ssansls
reafa navs tsken q aaef tssE ego
Frssfdsaf wtl~on's eF=r 20 ere MsS-
eaas 10 q sansse srspesftioe sad sasy
sneuif appreciate n cnazars aes-
zsas ne slsa4fs- Of tas G~xless sse-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
EBE

rh@ Nsw YerH wsrffs Lostsa -ars
rsspondent tsos census sf Nmrrf
esas aov stfFiaE sf sls BE hafs.s nl
mac effr ant fsuad saT 70 score.
whereas q gesr $50 sRase hotels HaG
seoroSimatefr 500 Americas satf1ns
mi eglF t1.a00 transient Americans
wsre n taadaa Que hafst manager
has declared r8af fBls egmm-r wff
$50 enc smallest consumption 81
eocstsils snd enc laasJ ase ef Zee ever
rscordsd a tas British esBitsI" one
explanation 81 ne financial prepared
ness ~ ssfs eauafFr mav BE- rsuaf rs
tae handrp,fs ~ millions of foruars
usually sBsaf shread faaE Feaiaia at
home fsr rhfs season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
Censored War News.

Censored War News.
AEgie's asking aims for the ArtiI-
lcry.
Beunda's binding belly-bands for
BelEians.
oiara's counting cough drops for
/ CosEaeks
Dina's dsntins dumdums for Ora
. Eoons
Eme's etching cmbiems for the En-
signs.
Fanuie's fetching hshbaus for the
FrcnehieE
Baby's garslinE goldfish for the Ger
mans.
'attie's itching horses for the Hing
nsh.
tomas Ironing ice bags for the Irish.
Jennic's Joining Jews harps for the
Japs
Katy's killing Kteheners for the
Kaiser
Llzzie's laundering lingerie for Lane
ers.
Mary's making moonshine for the
Monks.
Neiue's hitting nothing for the Nuns.
olives opening oysters for the old
Guard.
Prunella's painting pretEels In
PrEcmysl
ouaia's quening quincy in the
Queens Own
Rachcrs rolling Rameses for Rus
SLAMS.
Sister susie's sewing shirts for Sol
dicrs
TITLES toushenins tripe for two
tight Teutons.
Uima's unwrapping union suits for
ChianE.
vioia's vaporizins vodka in the vos-
Ecs-
wiihelmina's wishing warts on Will
helm
Xanthippe's xhalins xyiophones for
Xmas.
Ycnny's yielding yeast cakes for the
Yfddish.
Zuzie's zsid zhe cent ZONE zoap for
ze Zouaves.-t Cornell Widow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

ne e,farssaasst ffrsesaT % tss Co.
eaFtssses store s,isessasa sssoesasa1 IS
Mss us,slfs Nsessrtf declares az &c
ssrsrs tsss sss sressF tssfsfsE - girls
ss esrssergtsf workers harnesses tsssr
sf- Tfseev is tss rsrss Tesrs sss nssn
a fsrltsecT e. esEtsce shsfr frasss~z f5r
slsssais sesstsTesses oe tse srgas.t has
se sss average CO Es b1s FER rorsrT. 0f
ee,srse sse weesaS a. "Esr rgses q sks
esr1s~ ss.s ere wassss az a Ness-sarz-
- 90 erufsssse-sr Vsrksr T. So ss-ze
we@as. TIE EsuwtsE rsceEslsasz % e
: sstsfsi G. p~exEssss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
June % in American
History.

I527-Nicholas Machiavel better known
as MachiavellD, Italian statesman
who reduced intrigue to science
died: born 1863.
ISI5-Second and final abdicauon Oh
Napoleon. Waterloo was lost, 0!
the French June IS
1SSACaptain Schiey's command reacn'
ed and rescued Lieutenant A. w
Greedy and six Others only SUI
vivors OF the Greedy expedition 70
Lady Franklin bay.
1911-King George V. of England
crowned IN Westminster Abbey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

win special eouasef tep6iafet OIL
snr ease ra compel him fs f1 r. esrr
ftin tHina ant ere same rarte trI
asnsa on saofIef ease fa sf-Fsnr tl.u
frnm dofaH smother fHtHa ART BON
bearings faina gu ghe ssmr sffsraeou.
tfafss Attorney ruamesan has tfftr
inns yesterday % sffsnf fs tfs enc
somarY ah4fies ns connection wJtH ere
bsfinafna ~ rhe frisf af rrim Fti
eases sfsa fa progress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

tfavsvsr seoeis Say dlFrr ss ta t2s
gisdsn ~ sae course b. has eafsaef
~ ecmmaflaa FHs sentence ~ Leo
rranE 90 Gfs Imgrisonmeuf All aust
aar-~ mar Governor afaf1r Has rss
hfhHsf % ntEa fearse ~ esgraH-. eoG-
safsrfnF ere Inevitable eject ~ fas act
aDoa Ms potlffrsf prospects
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
JOHN p MOORE or IgTERNA
TtoNAL COOPERATION.

Ts- st5rrss tF.lrsrTf ~ IssE nss.
sesE sfaar-. s-esaf-rs ~ fs- Lake SO
bsas conference on f~ssressf7ss, srtt
trsasr. sr ere sasfres rtssrFs.tfi1-s'
. caoaerss treated "a very fssts-
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heF-aafsE sf BE sffrsss. tss wartf
ee1-s sstse.sssF,t sr ne tfsEs- saas
ff Tesrs ago F1s fee- r-r~ses.rF ss@-
sF tsssfss Fss s56rIf ~ e7ss-fsEiFe
sss Been .seasE EF sssserf Hs
rfeH fltefsss.t seess Of FFs steps s=T
essay F7 secure SAL. 4eEl COZ
operation
no strongest ersse-~F ~ Fs- sse
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slses. -gssfrefret ss H s Coo Ess
sefss where q rl.s-r sssert. ssrFs es-
Tfr FEtrs FF esfessf teF-essFs- es
rFssefs rss s-f-srs OF etessisF &C.
te-sE ef6at- ~ fssEaFa7E e~fF
rrsaEE s sHTrrfs.sF rsrlsrsI sEeeF
rHs eetse .s,- shsF every .etree
enc Hasise tas ere rtEEE t7 Declare
wee tad esFE Gee bred Oh rr sssEr-
Fsr rfEsFs OF errssssE. tff tfaoeF ss.F
wagtf Save fF Dol r-srr fef before
r-re vac srvft-sE rasr e. rssfa OF
law smerf esftsss.
o. r=EsrF fs sH srsfsfssl5r Festeest
fsf af ~tss-FaHsfsrsf 8o er tff
tfssr- asfs see- feF-r-srreF saseFs.
.rs=re nae rseTr Seer srF ff@estfF
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81 sfsErtt svsrts tr real. ere Frst
fIvsffs save Seer reasrsss vel
observed rrGF sesssf srset-ss wtss
wHt.H enc werft Gel esafrset=Jf ts Soc
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F-ss.Fs baF fss process ~ sftfrss
usF res wrstF ssssFtse 6r se ter
ssrHaF5sast ee,tre ts. Besides. fsT6'eest
vtl8 ere Fgsssf1r 81 sreassrsss Cor or
r were fEf-eassst5 wifFsaF faEsFesss6H-
AZ Fsfarf.rc 5s asrsssset or e6st
srfF make aFrsrs -arffet rssrr tsaatg
aot @ers COSTLY NeE easitF. zoe fts
sr-srrvsEl7e 81 ert-r. esF.9eat oF ter
tsrraFa5est. we eassss Fe,F gses force
at5as eve nsss zoe t1sFst tess. back
81 sIi -fare. ee5raf o. ssYsieaf. De fes
fref5sEs ere serfls=rts. ere asstfa-
Essrs % egssartsYs sst tF ts 1eiF bF
Ere 6rfas ssr51T ~ forces. Moral or
PAYS. ar ts saee assssF ss F7 ssssFr
-sssi-s.
ca ersrr 90 ssssiz tsls ~sf ts wszis
20 necessary Co sr1ajss for ssF en-
rt5FuFrt Of terse siTsrsrt ldsEs of
sE-reies. we5rs cay 30 trsiEssFrf ~
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t.sEts.sFl7e
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process gss ere fact is Esssral'q sd
a5ff~,t fsss fsr ne prsssrvsti8a %
seser are or.5sF fs4feist rssesss silt
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&c eftFc tsepers ttsf GfEerseeFs .
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Fenlsgat 90 metz eagsss. as.5 tsts @aF
fegsfrs tas exercise 81 r. roweF 49, .
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-tisgirs rules TIE exercise % sseh
} sowsr wsatf rrosssiT be vssssf is
) srfhGsst % cor rftssstss.
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d ersar fsEf1r. rruetsi1r fss tss fses
sfsi9r sef tsscrossasses o. tss refss %
sssrrssfasst fesrrc1arss w5etf form
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tsuff BE- rs sfs~~atsv ss sh1,fssssE ft.
sesa tes prfcefpfs. so essential 90 ts-
sFrsstscst ssEssisssi9es e aers &C.
sstsf. test 80 slssaer 5s 80 efEN - 80
eSsrsitt az 60 ~ above ses law
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

pc rAsrs zar ave s@sa . sa=s ssss
ne Mssieaa s@es-s sessesssG se@s
e fafsg. aaE 60 Esasf secas % tAs&
sf.M sfs ri sess@ssesa 81 f. slss sssq
as Gee srssi'sesE a.stle4
Less 'glEsEF~ asE ssefs leeG eee1r
a4sa ssaaa sssaf sFese4s -ss seal1sFs
l. MsEea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

Kansas college chemists fef ssgs
1e per eeut sf enc f166 erada-rs n
ma state HFs SOW gHsg4.rrrafrf A.
csv rsafs So before pure FOOD laws
vent fass effect tatt me pub se
etme sJfacated Gr enc evils 81 EATING
nnwHoiesoms m tf1fes sueB an sv
Summation a. Hts bseH mate prabsH
~uiiff have enc che Hefeeafsrs
Drtcficnifr reversed - AZ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

Boulogne. France.-The story Of a
duel with bayonets in which both con
. testants were killed. is told in a Red
/ Cross report from one of the field hos
pitfalls.
Two miles south of the hospital
SAYS the writer. "a French Zouave
/ got separated from his fellows when
they retreated after an unsuccessful
effort to take a German trench. A Ger
man soldier leaped out of the trench
and charged the Zouave, bayonet fixed.
/ The Zouaze met his foe in Ike man
ner and an extraordinary duel took
place. Neither man dared fire for fear
OF killing his own men.
at was about nine at night, and the
moon Illuminated the grim contest.
Round and round the men circled. The
contest lasted for nearly FIVE minutes,
when suddenly both gave desperate
Iunges which went home. For a sec
ond the opponents stood transfTed by
the others bayonet. Then they fell
dead"
Paris.-The governing committee OF
the Republican Alliance proposes that
a single design be adopted for mon
ument TO the French dead Of the Eu-
ropean war. 10 be selected, reproduced
and erected. in different sizes, in all
the cemeteries of France. Artists and
sculptors have risen up against this
proposition, Mortified at the monotony
of a uniform design Of monument IN
every town and village.
London.-Hereafter any Belgians in
Great Britain who faiI to resigster
their addresses viii he liable TO pun
ishment by $500 fine or six months in
prisonment. Persons with whom Bel
gians are lodging are subject TO the
same penalties If they fail 10 see that
the order is carried out This rule viii
bring a large number of Belgians 70
account who have managed 10 escape
the call Of King Albert for military
service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

t. 10 frcaft e. asdsrsrsaf war 60
naaf posts srIJ= ~ v.oisfs. tiiisa snd
rrEes sal EN- fsv sadlfs epies ta chrrrv
sis aad sffawBsrrg s4efteasr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

a S~s Jersey eeuFt has fsefts'f tsst
me boy - wsrtB eve Ests Bee 90 one
naa on ghat lsfY vas aadsr FL years
n ssn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

for consumption. This year, however.
many of the birds have deserted the
place having been frightened away by
the booming of the cannon at target
practice on the icland Borkum or BY
the unaccustomed sight of the aerial
war machines with the uncanny whirr
of their propellers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

Rlsns now 90 ore ia tas toaxsss 6aqs
20 me rsss sad p r. zoo had we can g
aass nsm effu ne a. fas tas7.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

nas wand@f EAs tliisa esnsera WI
osrmit saq mention n ne battle OF
Nsfsrfeo ra escape
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
The Thermomrfrr.

-Ho~'s IN Thermometer. Denny
It's sH;opped Sure tis IN same as
;~as ~aa hour aSo.-Judse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

AISEA Wayrnack 90 GaiesburE tried
20 ssnoke a cigarc; while submerged
!; would have been great trick 1;
Re had done IL The body has been
recovered
HENRY sleEel wcpt large tears Just
a. he Uas about 20 enter prison in
New YORK They came as though he
had been saving them Tor a long while.
ROBERT C.. Crow. whose flight from
his 81 Louis home several months ago
led his vifs 90 believe he had met with
foul play. has turned up living
- this column seems duiier than
oTSiiuarliy-lf that be posstble-hlame
% on the carpenters. n delegation OF
whom have been slamminE and bang
ing 10 the vicinity OF our sanctum the
past few days We asked the fore
man today when ne expected the job
TO b. finished. For answer he gave us
charitable glance and continued
whisiiinE. "it's a Long. Long Way 20
Tippernry." We recoiled 20 our cor
ucr and prepared 20 take the count
But We couldn't think Of knocking i'm
proyemeIta-
HANS CIcmann. our furniture mag
nate. g. hack from his Florida grape
fruit orchard. where he has spent the
past year nursing the crop. Mr..
Ciemann has 20 acres. That may
sound small 20 the uninitiated. but 10
those In the know it's just like large
slice % Standard OIL Stock. Then
the grape fruit Is juicy 10 begin with.
Mr.. Clemann has prospered in the
furniture business. He has been loll-
ing In upholstery for years. He loves
Rock Island. and he dislikes 10 leave,
he says. especially in the face OF a
promise OF professional baseball here
next season. but he declares he can't
resist the call OF the Florida coast,
and there's where he Is going 10 locate
with his family. eventually. His or
chard Is az Vero. on the east coast He
had some misgivings during the past
winter. with warships passing TO and
fro within firing distance OF his home.
but when he found their movements
we're peaceful his nights were more Z
restiuL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
Youth In Age.

There are some people who turn
gray. but do not grow hoary. whose
faces are furrowed but not wrinkIed.
whose hearts are sore wounded in
many places. but are not dead. There
Is n youth that bids defiance 20 age.
and there Is n kindness which laughs
az the worlds rough usage. These are
they who have returned good for evil.
not having learned IL as a lesson OF
righteousness. but because they have
no evil in them TO return upon others.
Whom the gods love die Young be
cause they never grow old.-Marion
Crawford.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22


line. Greetings.
WHETHER Frank is guilty or limo
cent. time viii demonstrate. Most OF
those who followed his case are in
doubt So Is Governor Slaton. The
Georgia mob wanted Franks blood
but their state executive failed TO pull
the rope. He has won the admiration
OF all brave. fair men and women. II
Frank has been lying he will pay a
dearer price than II he had died today
in the moose.
HAGENBACK'S lions are still en-
ioyinE good health in Germany. az
fordinE additional proof that the re-
ports OF alleged food scarcity in the
empire are exaggerated.
CHICAGO husband. in answering
his wife's suit for divorce. declares
she compelled him 10 sleep in the same
bed with the family dog. The dogs
opinion has rot been recorded.
ALREADY there has been more
talk about King Constantine's rib than
there has been about Adams.
IN. c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

ALSEA wayInaek % GaiesburE tried
TO sinose a oigArc; while submerged
u would have been great trick II
BE had done IL The body has been
recovered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

HENRY sleEel wcpt large tears Just
a. he ~as about 20 enter prison IN
NeT YORK They came as though he
had been saving them Tor long while.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

"wARBURG refuses to talk.'-Head-
line. Greetings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

ROBERT c. Grow. whose aight from
his So. Louis home several months ago
led his wifs 90 believe he had met with
foul play. has turned up living
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

eziiy. Bat thls Azs besa sounf IN
advisasls zz4 uzseeess4ry n cases
shlea eaa - properly cared for
anGsE Eoos kyEisaic regimen
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03

[Continued from First Pagc.l
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03
TREASURY BALANCE
SLUMPS ONE MILLION
Senator Jim Ham Lewis Proposes
to Make Up Deficiency by
Issuing Bonds
Special TO The Telegraph

Washington, June 3.-The national
treasury balance slumped another mil
lion dollars during the seven days end
ing May %, when the balance in the
treasury was $13,864,4518s. On the
corresponding date two years ago there
was $131, 1,002,994.61 in Uncle Sans
general fund. For the present fiscal
year up to May %, government ex-
penditures have exceeded the receipts
to the amount of $1S2.326,68O.93
Senator Jim Ham Lewis, of Illinois,
proposes to fill the aching void in the
federal treasury by an issue of bonds
to the tune of five hundred millions.
This is a favorable method of the DEM
ocrats when confronted by deficit;
and deficit is always a natural ac-
compartment of Democratic admin
istration. Cleveland had one-and he
issued bonds. Wilson has one-and
Jim Ham proposes to issue bonds. But
his scheme goes much further. He
wants to increase the national debt by
80 per cent, and he suggests that the
bonds be issued in small denomina-
tions, that they be purchased by the
people generally, and that the pro-
ceeds, after paying off the Democratic
deficit, shall be used in some underlined
manner, for putting the people who
are now jobless because of the Demo-
cratic tariff, to work.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03
How to Get Fat
and Be Strong

People, who are below normal weight
will be glad to learn that 1t is possible
to put on even as much as. thirty or
forty pounds of good solid flesh IL they
will leave acid foods out of their diet,
drink plenty of fresh water, and get
from any good druggist a little Vail
tone in tablet form and take one tablet
after each meal and one just before re-
firing at night. '.--,-..
It has recently been found that Vail
tone has a marvellous effect in enabling
thin people to extract the fat making
elements from their food. 1t is also
said that 1t has a wonderful effect in
case of nervous exhaustion or where a
person has become rundown from over
work or Illness. However, its fatten-
ing influence prohibits it's use only
where a person is very thin. Thousands
of people will benefit through this dis
covery as thin people are generally
very sensitive over their figure, but
now that 1t is so easy to put on good
see ' many % of our thin thin Friends berome ne
nice and characterization
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03
An Easy Way to Get
Fat and Be Strong

The trouble with most thin folks who
wish to gain weight is that they insist
on drugging their stomach or stuffing
tit with greasy foods; rubbing on use
less flesh creams or following some
foolish physical culture stunt, while
the real cause of thinness goes un-
touched. You cannot get fat until your
digestive tract assimilates the food you
eat.
Thanks to a remarkable new scien-
tific discovery, 1t is now possible to
combine into simple form the very ele-
ments needed by the digestive organs
to help them convert food into rich,
fat laden blood. This master-stroke of
modern chemistry is called Sargol and
has been termed the greatest of flesh
builders. Sargol aims through it's re-
coax the stomach and intestines TO lit
orally. soak up the fattening elements
of your food and pass them into the
blood, where they are carried to every
starved. broken-down cell and tissue of
your body You can readily picture the
result when this amazing transforma-
tion has taken place and you notice how
your cheeks fill out, hollows about your
neck, shoulders and bust disappear and
you take on from 10 to 20 pounds OF
solid. healthy flesh. SargoI is abso-
lutely harmless. inexpensive, efficient.
George A. Gorgas and other leading
druggists of Harrisburg and vicinity
have it and will refund your money II
you are not satisfied. as per the guar
antee found in every package.
CautiOni-While Sargol has given ex-
dyspepsia and general stomach troubles
1t should not be taken by those who do
not wish to gain ten pounds or more
Advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03
STATE WORKING To
HALT HOG CHOLERA
Taking Steps to Prevent introduce
ton of the Disease From Out
of the State

Determined efforts to head off any
contagion likely to bring hog cholera
into the state are being made by the
State Livestock Sanitary Board, which
has the foot and mouth disease sit
uation now we'll under control. II is
expected to have the state free from
quarantine for the cattle disease in an
other month and then hog cholera Will
be fought vigorously wherever 1t ap-
pears For some time the State has
heen encouraging vaccination of hogs
and good results are reported as OBJ
tanned. which ii is desired to safeguard
from infection through shipments from
other states.
Every importation of hogs into the
state must be reported to the board
In writing whether by railroad, road or
bridge and data furnished so that they
can he traced. Herds where the dis
ease has appeared are to be prevented
from straying and may not be moved
without a permit and immediate quar-
antine will be established on reporting
of any cases.
State authorities are also following
up carefully the sales of cattle feeds
which are susnected of adulteration
and some odd bits of crookedness have
been found, peanut hulls and weed
seeds being mixed in An investi-
cation has also been made of the
grains used for brewing and for yeast
at Peekskill n. Y, by Chief Chemist
]. w. Kellogg to outline a plan fol
procedure in this state.
The States farm advisers will con-
tinue in the field. it being the intention
to maintain the service.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03

I I o u D ! 2 q n q
dropsy. I b a d
spent a good deal
of money on the
doctors but did
not get over my
tr u b lie. Two
years ago I began
using DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. L got
better as soon as
l began to take it,