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MorlcE OF MAsrER.s SALE
lcontinued from Page $50

the property IL sold as an entirety
less than the sum of 100000, nor
for the several parcels unless the
aggregate amount of such bids shall
be not less than said sum Of $4,000,
which sum Is fixed In the decree OF
the Court as an upset price to pre-
vent sacrifice of the properties; no
bid will be received from any bidder
who shall not deposit as a part OF his
bid five per cent of the amount of his
bid, In cash or check certified by some
bank in good standing to the salts
faction of the Special Master, and
said cash or check SO deposited by
said bidder shall be held as a pledge
that the bidder will make good his
bid II accepted by the Court. The
cash or check deposited by any bid
der, whose bid is not Professionally
accepted, will be returned to such
bidder by the Special Master at the
conclusion OF the sale. Said sale is
subject TO the confirmation of the
Court.
Upon the confirmation of the sale
and the payment of the full purchase
price the Special Master is authorized
and directed to make, execute and
deliver to the purchaser or purchasers
or TO his or their assigns all proper
bills OF sale for personally SO sold
and all proper certificates OF sale and
purchase for the realty SO sold. and
thereafter and after the time for re-
demption from such sale has expired
under the laws OF the State of Colo
RADIO. shall issue his deed or deeds
TO such purchaser or purchasers. II
the property shall not have been re-
deemed in accordance with the law.
For the further terms and condi-
tions upon which such sale will be
made. including the terms as to
upset price. bidders deposits. amount
of the purchase Price required TO be
paid in cash or permitted to be paid
otherwise. the methods OF making
good the bid OF the successful bidder.
the method of transfer OF the title of
the properties. etc. reference is here
by made TO said amended decree above
mentioned, record whereof can be
inspected at the office Of the Clerk
of the United States District Court In
and for the District OF Colorado. at
Denver. Colorado. or at the office Of
the undersigned at Pueblo. Colorado
Dated this 23rd day of August. A
d. 1915.
SAMUEL d. TRIMBLE.
Special Master.
First Publication Sept 2. 1915.
Last Publication. Sept 80. 1915.
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BIRDMAN KILLED
AT PUEBLO FAIR
WEDNESDAY,
PARACHUTE FAILED TO OPEN
AND FELL TO HIS DEATH THRU
ROOF OF HoUsE-DiEs A FEW
HOURS LATER.

Frank Clay, balloonist of Kansas
City. Kansas. aged 35 years, while
giving an exhibition as an aeranaut
at the state fair grounds in Pueblo
Wednesday afternoon fell a distance
of 500 feet when his parachute failed
to open and sustained injuries from
which he died few hours later In
his descent the unfortunate man
Ished through the roof of the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Welch
at S15 Beulah avenue. and was horri-
bly, mangled in consequence. He was
conscious when picked up and physi-
clans pronounced his wounds fatal
He was hurried to St Mary's hos
pital. where he passed away at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday evening. He leaves
a wife and two children.
The accident is credited, to the
probability that the parachute was
damp and would not opne on that
account. Clay had ascended to a
height of fully a thousand feet, MAX
ing an almost vertical rise, when he
cut loose the first parachute. 1t open
ed beautifully and he fioated a COM
paratiyely short distance when he cut
loose the second. The balloonist's
stunt was to give a triple parachute
drop. But the second parachute
failed to open. 1t fiuttered and waved
above the head of the aeronaut. its
speed to the earth being quickly ac-
celebrated with bated breath the
crowd. which was by far the largest
that has attended the session of the
fair this year and numbered probably
10000. among whom were many Cam
on City people. watched Clay strug-
! Cling with his parachute As 1t dawn
ed on the vast assemblage that the
birdman. who only a moment before
appeared TO be mastering the ele-
ments. was being hurled to what
seemed must be certain death, wom-
/, en- screamed and faces turned pale.
A wave Of suppressed awe could be
seen sweeping over the crowd as It
gazed vacantly into the wake OF the
doomed baIloonist and saw his bal
loon tumbling on alone through space.
The Welch house Is not a block
from the fair grounds. Immediately
a swarm OF men and boys from the
fair grounds ran to the spot where
| Clay lay. After Clay was removed
TO the hospital hundreds of persons
Cooked to see the wrecked kitchen
So dense did the crowd become that
IT was necessary for the welch fam
fly TO place guard ropes about the
edge of the sidewalk to keep the
mob from trampling out the lawn.
All the balance of the evening people
came by foot. on street cars which
pass the door on the Beuiah avenue
line. and by many automobiles which
were lined up along the street. and
tarried about the rear of the house
gazing at the wreckage.
The accident occurred on the ami
versary Of the fatal plunge taken
on Pueblo day at the state fair
twelve months ago by Weldon C.
Cooke. the young aviator. Cooke fell
when the wings OF his aeroplane buck
led and he landed iifeless mass be-
meath the wreckas of his machine a
few rods to the rear of the grand
stand.
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NEXT MEeTING TO Be
HELD IN CANON CITY

Prof. W. II. Ray and Prof. c. f.
Lauterbach were present at the meet
ing Of the Agora. or Southern Colo
rado Schoolmasters' club. at the Ho-
tel Vail in Pueblo Friday night. The
session was chArac;erizeG by the dis
cussion or q number OF matters OF
pedagogical interest and a banquet.
The organization is composed priii-
ciually OF superintendents. principals
and high school instructors and Is
limited TO forty members. In its
ranks are 10 be found many o. the
best known teachers OF Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs. Trinidad. waisenLurg
and other towns of the southern part
of the state. Heretofore .Profs. Ray
and Lauterbach have been the on.y
members from Canon City. but at
Friday nights meeting four addition.
ai members were elected from here.
They were Prof. T. d. Harris. Prof.
II. h. Blair. Prof Blake Warner aae
Prof. Floyd Bricker. INC latter being
the new manual training Instructor.
Up to the present time all OF the
meetings have been held in Pueblo
as II was considered the most cen
tral and accessible place for thera
The rule. however. was relaxed Fri
day night when II was voted to hold
'he next meeting in Canon City. The
local delegation regarded It as dis
t'nct honor TO secure the meeting.
which viii take place Friday night.
Oct. IS. and promised It n hearty vel
come by the community.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF col ORADO. |

County of Fremont 50
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, ELEV-
ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Fred B. Bean
Plaintiff. J
Melvin B. Coburn, John
o. McClintock, Jacob F.
Grether and George A.
Weed, as Trustee.
Defendants }
COLORADO, TO THE DEFEND
ANTS ABOVE NAMED, GREET
ING:
You are hereby required TO appear
in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of Fremont County, State Of
Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, if you are served with
in this County; il served out of this
County, or by publication, within thir-
ty days after service hereof, exclu-
siye of the day of service, or judg
ment by default will be taken against
you according TO the prayer of the
complaint.
If copy of the complaint be not
served upon you herewith, %r II ser
vice hereof be made out of the State
of Colorado. ten days additional time
to that above specified shall be allow
ed for your appearance and answer
in said action
This is an action for judgment
against the defendant Melville B. Co
burn for the sum of Ss550.e0 and in
terest thereon at six per cent. per an
ON the 21st day of December,
1912, until judgment shall be render
ed in this cause, and for the legal rate
of interest on said judgment, and for
ten per cent of the amount found due
to plaintiff in addition, as a stipulat-
ed allowance for attoreny's fee in
said cause. Also for decree of fore
closure of certain mortgage securing
above amount of $3.50, and for costa
of suit.
Witness, Edward P. Arthur, Clerk of
our said Court, with the seal thereof
ereunto affixed, at office, in the City
4 Canon City, this 9th day of July.
1915.
EDWARD D. ARTHUR, Clerk
(SEAL).
By, C. A. FREDRICKSoN.
Deputy Clerk.
First publication Sept 2. 1915.
Last publication. Sept 80. 1915.
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RECORD eMPLovE 70 ST. LOUIS

Robert Pryor. subscription manager
OF the Daily Record leaves today for
ST. Louis. on his annual vacation. He
will visit her mother and sisters there
and will make short stops in Kansas
City and Denver with friends. MIR.
Pryor will resume his duties at the
Record in about four weeks.
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ABOUT 500 WORTH OF GOODS,
CONSISTING OF REvoLvERs,
AMMUNITION. CUTLERY AND
OTHER GOODS, TAKEN.
ENTERED THROUGH COAL CHUTE

The hardware store OF Ellis 6,
Hood at 42S Main street was entered
by thieves Friday night and robbed
of about hundred dolia worth OF
reyolvers, ammunition. cutlery and
other goods. Just how much booty
was secured by the burglars IL is i'm
possible to state as the p;o2net iTs
OF the store have not made "a inven-
tory of their stock with view OF
ascertaining the amount Of th';Ii loss,
but 1t is believed that nup ired dol
lars will cover it
The thieves effected an entrance to
the store by prying OF the lock of
the door TO the coal chute at the
rear OF the building and crawling
through the aperture to the basement
and then up the stairway into the
sales room. The lock was torn on
by the use of combined Gro xbar
and chiser. which was left by the
thieves on the counter In the store
on their departure.
Jerry Moran OF the night pSi.ce
force. In making his rounds throlsh
the alley back OF the store at $3.50
o'clock this morning noticed that tnc
door Of the coal chute was open. ani
on conducting an Investigation dis.
covered that a robbery had been com.
mitted. He went to the residence of
Mr.. Hood on River street and inform
ed him of what had taken place.
Shortly afterwards the two men pro
ceded TO the store and ascertained
that at least four revoivers and sew.
erai pocket knives had been taken
from the show cases and a consider,
able quantity OF ammunition from
the shelves % the store immoiii-
ately behind the main counter. The
guns known to have been taken by
the thieves consist of Colts army
service revolver OF As caiibre, a
Smith & wesson revolver OF IS cali.
bre and two Colts revolvers OF IS
calfbre. all OF them first class and
expensive weapons.
Shortly after daylight this morn
Ing a couple OF boxes that had con.
tained ammunition suitable for use
in the stolen guns were found by
the police In the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad yards near the Elev.
enth street crossing. but there is no
ctEer clue TO the robbers.
A couple OF years ago the store of
Ellis & Hood was burgiarized and a
sack full of revolvers. ammunition.
knives. razors and other merchandise
carried away. A few days afterwards
the thieves. who were strangers here.
were identified and arrested In one
OF the coal camps OF the county and
brought here and lodged In jail. At
the following term Of the district
court they were convicted of their
crime and sentenced 10 the peniten-
tiary. where they are now serving
out their terms OF punishment.
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Oompounu mas oone
more for me than
anything else, and l
had the best physi-
clan here i was SO
weak and nervous
that / could not do
my work and suf-
fered with pains low
down in my right
side for a year or
more. / took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vepe-
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VISITED Her PARENTS SUNDAY.

Miss Sylvia Shirley. who teaches
the second and third grades in the
Coal Greek public schools spent sun
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. Shirley on North Seventh street
on Sunday.
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GRAND MASTER /. o. o. F. HERE

L. A. Won Tilborg OF Cripple Creek,
grand master of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows of Colorado. is
here today for the purpose of inspect
ing the state Odd Fellows home. Tues
day evening at o'clock he will make
his official visit to Canon City Lodge
No. :, I. o. o. F.. and all members are
urged to be present.
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How's Thisl

We offer Ono hunured Dollars
Reward for any case oi Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
r, J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o
We. the undersigned. have known y. J.
Cheney for the last IS years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all buuinee1
transactionn and financially able TO carry
oes NATAAF HFY SAsAFsi,Sns nSk noas @ SSHRch 3 ne ss
Toledo. o.
lIAiin catarrh Cure ip taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and inu-
cots eurfacen OF the nyntem. TeatimonlAla
sent sr3e. Price - cents per bottle. eolA
EsSs fiSirs tsnuy rue tur scassiSasssA
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RETURN FROM WESTERN SLOPE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Strickland, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends at different points on the
western slope and incidentally en-
joying camping outing in the White
River country, returned to Canon
City Sunday morning on Rio Grande
train No. 4.
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HAVE GONE no RlcALNAp, mo-

Ms. Walter G. Richards and two
children have gone to Richland. Mis-
souri,. where they will spend two or
three weeks visiting relatives. At
the conclusion of their stay there
Mr.. Richards will join them and ac-
company them back to Canon City.
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nlrcn Nnrlcr

Tho water VIII he turned out of
tho South Canon ditch Oct. lat for
tho purpose Of cleaning tho ditch.
w. J. DAVIS.
2i7ts-wit Duperintslldsn
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MRS. eNosLEY HERE.

Mrs. Cora Kent Endsley of Nucla.
Colorado. is visiting Mrs Frank Die.
on of South Canon
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mrs. FRAZER At olxoNs.

Mrs. Emma Frazer of Edna. Mis-
souri, is visiting Mrs. Frank Dixon
OF the South side.
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FARMERS WIFE
TOO ILLTO WORK
A Weak, Nervous Sufferer
Restored to Health by Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Kasota, MINI. 81 am glad to say
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday and
amendments TO existing charters al
lowed as follows:
jefferson Liquor Company, Inc, Pc
tiers burg. Capitol maximum, $4,000:
minimum, $1,000; par value, SOS per
share. Joseph l.. Rosenberg. president
T.. II. Rosenberg, vice pres idcnt Charles
II. kanter, secretary aud trcasurer-all
OF petersburg. Purposes: to do u liquor
Crystal Rot,ling Works. Inc, Rich
mond. Capital: maximum. $4,000;
minimum. $4,000; par value. 500. L. w.
L Dait@n, president; . 4 c. Dalton, vice
Mayo. ,rcasurer--all OF Richmond. Pur-
poses TO do n bottling business.
Ths Gu'Hris MiliinerE Gcmpany, Inc
$1,000: minimum. $500; par value 500
per share Noiie Guthrie. president;
poses: millinery business.
odenl'hal Monks Corpora ton. Nor
folk Capital: maximum $4,000: mini
mum. $4,000; par value. 800 per share.
&C., y. Monks, president; T.. H. Odend'h hal.
vice president; Il. \, Odend'hal. secre-
t t,My and treasnrer-ail OF Norfolk.
roofing material, etc.
Roswell Tailoring Company. Inc. Nor
folk CAPITAL: maximum $4,000; mini
well. president; r. j. Boswell. secretary
both Of Norfolk. Purposes: tailoring
business.
az 'he's nnu MechaiiicS bank. CITY
Point. Capital: maximum, $4,000;
minimum, $4,000; par value, 800 per
share. u. X. Walters, president; j. w.
Long. vice president, both of Washing
ton. ID. G.. II. J. watkins, Jr.. secretary
and cashier, Petersburg.
Amendment TO the charter of the
Three Fork Telephone Company. Claud :
willie, increasing capital stock $4,000 TO
$4,000.
Anne ndmcnt to the charter of the Vir-
GINA Maryland Coal Corporation, Rich
mond. enlarginE It's powers
The Travellers Aid Society of Vir-
GINA Richmond. No capital stock.
Henry S. llutZler, president: Mrs. Annie
II. Ry!and, secretary-both of Rich
mond. Purposes: charitable and benev-
olcnt.
Foreign charters: Anthony Brothers,
"a Florida corporation. domcsticated
Capital stock. $4,000: to do Wholesale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-15

OF Commerce. Washington. Il copy of
"hich has been received at the office
OF the state Labor Commissioners. Tho
bulletin deals largely with leaf tobacco.
IL shows the stocks OF leaf held by
manufacturers and dealers on April l..
| inc aggregate amount of leaf to-
pacco reported as In the hands of manu-
facturers and dealers and In United
states bonded warehouses and bonded
manufacturing warehouses on April L,
1919. was l,4Sl 100000 pounds This
amount is exclusive OF stocks held by
manufacturers whose output during the
oV'ooo pounds of tobacco, 25O,0O cigars,
or l'OoO.OOo cigarettes and by dealers
n w., on an average had less than $4,000
bounds Of tobacco in stock at the ends
year. The total just given - is 'G more
t cnr,io rVo,o9P.ooo pounds greater than the
~ esponnliiS one. for April /. 1914, and
i5.about %. 600, 900 pounds greater tina n
me April L. 1913. figure.
t,.na. wing. smoking. snun and export
fspes iormed 6?.2 per cent OF the total
ieht TOBACCO held; cigar types. 2G.1 per
TN TN , ana Imported types. Al per cent.
of which there was reported 343. 700 900
pounds. or 23.2 per cent OF the total
t rGcac co from from the bright yellow dis.
SOUTH carolina" contributed 335. roo. 900
pounds. or 22;7 per cent, and tobacco
ClaSScu ~ dark fired as grown in
1iiark"Niiie, Hopkinsvillc and Paducah
uls.rirts amounted to ISIS. 900
PoHHfus; or iO.' per cent.
~ ,ne cigar types, "Pcnnsylvania"
win 200 900 pounds. or Sc per cent
oonf,ttnnSe , total for all types. was first
ONO was next. with $1,000. 900 pounds,
or 81 per cent; and Wisconsin," third,
WIZ ssiS,loo,oo9 pounds. or per cent
~ inc total. 570.000,000 pounds was
n ned n as actual weight" and Oil
vooo1e as marked weight" that is, the
Weisht marked on the containcr when
| the TOBACCO was packed, and for which
an allowance for shrinkagc must be
One hundred and ffty-nine million
POUNDS. or los per cent OF the total
was sI"mmed. and 100000, 900 pounds,
VT 90 per cent, was unStcmmed
the Census Bureau in preparing its
IeSuinr semiannual tobacco reports has
had the active cooperation and assist
ance OF the Bureau of Internal Revenue
ana or the manufacturers and dealers
IL is the intention Of the bureau to is
sue an annual report after the publ
cation of the October statistics, as
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nue.. Io7 feet 5 inches east of Meadow d
f. poliar d. J 1si' ;rS sssiss to L. W.
Garland. 22xl5O feet south line Hanover
street. u feet west of Robinson Street.
juno ~. 1915. s4.690.5O.
William Catlin, trustee. to Sara Ade-
corner OF twenty eighth and n Streets.
" cSeM G liz n fi;sGe trustees to r. L.
frecar ct ux, 30Nli0 feet west line
Sheppard Street. 80 feet south Of Ken
sinston Ayenue June s. 1915: $500.
Sprenklc ct ux. 20 feet l-2 inches by
40 feet south line Cary Street. ia
feet u inches east of Mulberry
Street. June 4, 1916. S2.655.
w $. Bell ct al. trustees. to Thomas
-. Davis, "a feet 10 inches by 90 feet
! IL inches north line Floyd Avenue,
May Is. 1915. sl.56o.
H.. NJ. Davenport, trustee. to Il. NJ
Mcclure, 7oxl4o feet west line Third
May 10. 1918. $1,000.
NJ; J; Fulton, trustee. to Matte L.
Ruskell 4G l-2xl4o feet east line Brook
Franklin Street; also 26xl4O feet east
line Brook Avenue. 20l feet south OF
Franklin street May go. 1915. s57S.2O
Marye. 3oxi53 Feet south line Clay
Street, Gs feet east of Bowe Street
April !. 1913. Sl,32o.
Is. Dunlop, 5Sxli9 feet at the north
east corner of Broad and Eleventh
Streets. June ), 1918. s2.240.
Hugh +. Rose. trustee. to NJ. L. Hof-
heimer. 5Sx149 feet at the northeast
corner Of Broad and Eleventh Streets
May 20, 1915. $4,000.
III. X. Pollard. Jr., trustee. to w. +
Drinkard. Jr., % l-2xl23 feet north
line Hanover Avenue. l22 feet l Inch
west OF Sycamore Street. June H.
1915, $4,000
q w Rrarp trustne N g w Wood
3oxio5 feet east line ThsrivW,t bird bird
street. 80 feet north Of s Street. June
., 1915, S44S.
Chapin. trustee. 70 f. w. Peters
li5 feet east of Wellington Street
May 81. 1915, S1.T70
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following, permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
Lyons & williams, for c. E. sprenkle.
outlets.
o sam, Same for same, PALS West Main Street.
r. Same for same. 24l3-A West Main
street. fifteen outlets.
= same for same. 2il3 West Main Street.
ffteen outlets
Same for same. 24ll-A West Main
street. fifteen outlets.
c, same for same, 24l1 West Main
street, hftecn outlets.
Same Tor same. 24oo-A West Main
street; httecn outlets.
W. II. jerks for y. Nunnamaker. 23O2
Grove Avenue, twelve fixtures.
=, Same for G. L. and r. l.. Denoon, s07
East Main Street, four outlets,
same for w. /. Ragland & Co. so7
four outlets.
Ions d Williams for c. E, sprenkle,
~: 2io9 West Main Street. fifteen out.
Winston Electric Construction Co. for
w; X Meredith, $50 Park Avenue, eight
~ Sane q for W, Richmond Transfer Com
and one five horse power motor.
Norris Hunter for il b. Schan, First
Market. one ceilinEfan.
Same for w w. Currie. First Market
one ceiling fan.
S, Same for c, c. Miller. 800 North
-Ninln street three outlets.
Same for j. ID. Carneal, 300 West
Grace Street, twcnty-nine outlets and
twenty onc futures
=, Same for Rev. Charles Hannipan. TOO
Sorth First Street. one one-thIrd
horsepower motor.
Same for 4. X. Parker. 20l3 Stuart
Avenue, four outlets
same FOR Joseph Bryan's Estate. geo
East Main Street, twelve fixtures
Williams & Essig for ]. S. Prauer
First Market, one ceiling fan
Same for j. Brauer, First Market one
ceiling fan. -
Edgar NJ. Andrews for Armour G. Co
seventeenth and Grace Streets. one Ave
horse power motor.
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=, Nearly everyone who uses s. S. S. for
through untold suffering as the result
4 A. host Ss Of people did not realize. until
skin SKIN a asras I But they recovered il
village ha and d hfSimlet every erossroad and
Will tell you how S. S. S.. the famous
blood purifier. restored his healtt
1t is most interesting fact that this
remarkable vegetable medicine over
hauls the blood in manner that ex-
cites curioui minds.
But it acts in accordance with ac-
copied physiologie laws and yet its
effect Is almost be nd comprehension
to those who are welded to suci. drugs
as mercury, calomel, ARISEN: iodjde OF
potash, copper and other haneful in
sIIsSs testimony their d destru ssfFs
to w e need ana Il tare Worthy tsSu ef
note that In almost any drug store
day. nd IL you believe yours is q
Adviser OF The swift SPECIFIC Co, lOs
Swift. Rldg;. Atlanta, Ga. Our word
for Il, he IL one Of GeorGia's appre-
ciated' specialists. retired from active
practice. but proud of his name and Of
his recognized ability