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The Detroit times., 1915-08-31
YELLOW SOX
SCARE SHELTERS

SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept The
yellow silk stockings OF society
girl have led to an Interesting scien
the discovery. The young lady in
question was invited TO house
party with half a dozen bellies at
country home near Atlanta. where
mosquitoes are prevalent one even
ing they we're acutely active.
making savage attacks upon the SILK
ru-clad ankles and neither limbs of
al the girls but one particular one
Nobody could understand Why the
mosquitoes had not .bi'ten her
Suddenly somebody observed that
lille all the other girls were wear.
lug hosiery OF black and white this
onc's stockings were OF a pronounced
yellow shade There was physi
clan Ia the party who knew that IN.
scots OF various kinds had been
found peculiarly susceptible 10 col.
orr. and he went about making OK.
pcriments with the result thar he
found that mosquitoes. At least those
In this locality. will never alight on
anything that 10 yellow in tone
Wear yellow" says the DOC.
ard YOU will escape mosquito
bites
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31
FAILU RE TO FILE
BOND MAY COST
MAN HIS LICENSE

---- = T--I@- -,-.IT -. -
carry ''' '>"-e
liquor license AZ No 800 Adams
ava y,s. % tse courts Monday aft
.-,.- .... f,...,- er,,-..t,.. turned
- 80 -,
'' 90 - y
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31

front Of him. Hs el.a on his hands
Two yards away from h.- stood "a
yohcsmar Big clumsy fellow
with a large Brown mustaehe and a
heavy uninteuieent face TIE msE
face was red and Ee was hopping
his brow WIN pocket tandker-
chief The inspector eyed aim
thong tfully
u suppose ike most % rs be
said with a smile you are looking
for promotion
Yes, sir that IS, 10 hope one
on these days
Then youI have % look sharp,
you're getting on in wears you've
had your chance over this Holt bust
ness. and cant say you've made
much OF IT,"
y can't say az have. sir"
We'll. perhaps. youll ses,ir YOUR
self now there's a reward o. SEQ
pounds offered
~Five hundred pounds sir" said
the man. opening ms eyes wide.
Yes. ana a r.r az HAT VIII 20
yours Il you1I try 70 use what brains
Heaven has given you. You know
Art shu2~
Il 10 sir-a bad lo-"
''Tba, NAV or may 10, 5e Well
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31
COAST TO
COAST TOUR
ENDS IN FRISCO

The performance % no Studebas
or car BIZ Tho coast-.o-coast tour of
rao Lincoln highway. which ended
wednesday Is 70 be regarded A.
nothing Jess than phenomenal De-
rte travelling over country, rough
from ns hills and mountains. and
roads that were rutted and water
logged In places where the highWay
Improvement ls going on by the
Hugsual rains % tho present year.
tho S,udebaker made The 5.373 miles
from New York city 20 San Fran
cisco. without the replacement Of o
single part Nor vas the motor tax.
on down or oyerhauled one time the
entire Journey Not only did Tho
tour prove the siaunchness Of the
studebaker for long distance touring
and hard usage. but y developed 'he
interesting TACT that studebaker rep
resenta'ives average one 20 ever
90 = miles across the continent. and
tSh' between New York and Lara.
mic. Wyo a distance % 2.04 miles.
there are but three instances where
an automobile tourist need tfavcl
further than 20 miles 10 End a stu
drEaker service station. the Longest
NJ these three stretches being ID
miles Tho Highway trip WAS for 'hn
purpose % making motion picture
~ Tho route and ~ points OF inter.
e.t. 20 be- exhibited over the ooun-
Try
~ Oakland a party OF son auto.
mobile. neVspapermen and film
COMPANY representative headed hy
Mayor Rolph. Of San Francisco. met
no cars which comprised the trans.
continental cavalcade, and after
luucheon escorted them IN dignity
and honor 20 The exposition grounds
g'here q great throng accorded the
tourists a hearty welcome
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31

pause. Well [ won Earr
about that u- lori i-7 just psi ike
iy as not that aes risa..s ~ and
ieft bis 7.fa 20 stare. SORT
Of thing Do would DO.
and r7H -hiak t-at o-r.. nor 20
worry me W.asa'e. I ,aa. q great
interest To my servants ard tenants
II this poor woman has been DESERT.
"a well. want yc1 'a trt -ae
Fellow down al 'A'' w.
f-.Fl's don Ah'" .l ..'- IS z l-
.i .1" 'T'.'h81y cow gov.
Et.'' .-t Il -l 5 Ao.' 81 la. t-F @A
ifa'
'Ere'i my lord" replied W'aEafo.
.t .snt exactly our -1 to return
bands 20 the bosom a. tE-ir fam
hes-aof Y they .ve goao ~ ~ 'ac.r
oFn sweet aiil But tr.rz-.n The
lrcum-tances--" He paused te
saw 10 reason for telling nr her-
wat these c.rCumstarcss were just
az present
Well -leaso 90, 20 po-t a, once
yoru better go and see Mrs stfi.
and tsrsg-,,s "a da4r-I-.ie7 NJ tho
RAN In over ths paiqh5o-ra0d shall
-esr-taa him 20 ,os er
oy.- 49,. .-. 49,. I'D u.,-u,..
1900, .s.,. .lj... 49,. 49,
--,.+-- .s- -
.......-. r -.
....."
.-ahs s9t u i-oF you No 70
'i.'' .D" t..l ii foN near aIf li'-ils
~ importance 0eioFe 90 o. you
HiE't ss..a lP To me
lpfd Kent TOOK h4s departure ana
.Ae lH. pe''rf l'pfed ai f'- Naieh
ia a"'t"r 20 and see 'le woman.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31

John M,Cuc. Hickory Corurrs Hllls-
dale. y g. Fuller tuudrui iuEhhr,
a. "a Cheney. StocAprluyy. Lansing
n " stephenson, llb o.. - Joe 81,
Lansing Livingston. a. y. Gtllctt
FlAinuvii, laoran.e o. w Mc-,Itt
supply t-AGraDge. = D. D. Ia
Porte. uusUppusd Midland Park un-
supplied NcwnufR Mm fnumh-,
corey North jackson. D. n Rulcyn.
Reeves Junction, ttt.e creek. unsup-
piled. Three itlNefs j. NJ Grnnduil
Three Rivers. IroCN 81 q Holm
bold KluEstury II D.. ID Van Rur
tn T. G Rahcr. LaNtun IL r. h.
SupcrannuNt,d e.. D PaNson Au-
EIsta. a. ~ p D.. ID Abbott From
Ntr IT, W Warmer Frontier.
SuperuuWcrarv W X sink con-
sttrtiue a r. ~ iiU. Camden.
tfrstationrd NJ SlmonS
Left without appointment at own
request. John McCluc aud 3 VIII
i~ttts
Evangelist A T. Miller.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING
CHAD TI.UG
J. B. Harris Burlaud


JAMES TKENERTON. a man OF y
who has divorced bis wife Alice.
believing that she ran away VITA
CAPT. HAfG. who was in love with
her. TrevertOp marFies again and
soon afIsrward Haig turns up and
denies that he left England Win
Alice He says that Alice was
murdered tn ths woods uear ~ ana
threatens TO accuse Trevsrton ~
the crime unless he Is well pad
hAiE 10 found murdered. but his
wife continues 10 blAckmail Ire
vsTton. Treyerton sells some oi
bis SILVER secretly IN order 20 pay
her
syBlL TREvERToN. Treverton's sec
ond wife. who has Just presented
him with a son.
oYATT, head gamekseper 20 Trever-
ton.
MRS. LowTHER, sybTs mother
sybil tells her that she nse
suspicious that her husband ~
troubled BY some secret
ARTHUR LJWTHER sybil Trever-
tons cousin, who IL engaged 10 be
married 60 Mrs Haig. Arthur pays
visit to his asncee.
LORD KENT tries 20 get TreyertoE
10 stand for election.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31
tCopyrfght. 1913, ny the AssOcia &c q
Newspaper. Llmitcd.J
lchapter xlx. contlnued.l

(Chapter XIX Contlnueo.l
IF the whole affair were 10 come
gut" he replied, 1T would be horr4-
bie--it would be like living It
through again"
Jim, my dear boy. don't let Us
think OF that. let Us get away from
here. When you have work TO do
something TO occupy your mind
you viii forget"
He bit his lip and stared down at
the table In front OF him. His con
fession bad brought him no hAppi-
ness. He had given his wife peace
Of mind. but be could not ind peace
himself. He had told her some OF
the truth, had interviewer threads
81 truth in a tissue OF lies.
The story had been we'll thought
cut. just clever enough 10 protect
himself for time against Mrs. Haig.
70 anticipate any revelations she
ryiKht be likely 20 make, to account
Tor bis fear OF her and the payment
az money But the central falsehood
the elopement with an imaginary
Ducane--was black and ugly II fur
Their details were asked for. further
lies would have TO be told.
A very few inquiries on his wife's
part would involve him in meal
culabie difficulties and dangers. SO
far there had been no inquiries. and
she had asked very few questions.
She had trusted him and believed Ia
him implicitly. That was the most
cruel part OF the whole business.
How could he forget. how could he
exer know another moments peace
your career" she whispered. 1T
il that we have 10 think Of You
must remember that you will lose
not only these two years. but seven
perhaps. That is big slice out OF
mans life"
Il cannot do what you ask me,
sibyl." he said hoarsely. Please dc
hot tempt me"
She was wise enough 70 see that
nothing was to be gained by press
ms the matter any further for the
moment.
We'll, YOU have week 10 decide
Jim" she said with a laugh, -
don't FORGET that worry Is just a.
bad for me as going to balls anc
dinner parties"
"You must not talk like that. II Il
cruel OF you, sybl, 20 suggest tha
II don't do exactly as you wish
yor viii make yourself I'll by worry
ipg"
ats true" she said gently. Jim
dear, you know what your future
means 20 mellow ! want you L
Nuke name for yourself. We talk
ed that over even before we were
married. didn't WEI Wei. now tha
know that you can go into parlia
inent and start your career withou
doing me any harm. shall WORRY
myself every hour OF the day sbou
Il. Jim. dear. please don't decide
until the week is over"
lie kissed her II can promise you
that" he said with smile, III &
VIII mako YOU happier But Il vii
make no difference In my decision
before The week was over. how
ever, he found ont his mistake
saye way 10 his wife's arguments
90 her tears. to her continual pray
ers and entreaues lie told LORD
Kent that he would stand for the
Maitland division OF the county Al
the next election, and the following
dny he went 1p 20 London to look Al
a house on wimbledon Common.
CHAPTER Xxx.
inspector wipgate sat In his small
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31

The Kirby Sorge-Feiske co. real
estate operator az Noe l4is.1s Dime
Bank building. has created a spe-
cial subdivision department. entire
ly independent OF its general real
estate business with Offices an Nos
140l-1402 directly across the cor
ridor from the main Offices The
department IS in charge % Joseph
l. Cunningham and Edward Tobias.
who have staf> 81 30 statesmen.
The creation OF a separate subdi-
vision department vas made neces-
sary by the remarkable Increase In
this branch Of the business. Al
ready this year The firm has mar
keted and sold nearly S1.00U. 600
worth OF subdivision property, and
IL now plating several subdivisions
IN the vicinity OF the proposed Ford
tractor plant.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31
Not Altogether Slow

Boss Go new boy You're tho
Slowest youngster we've ever had
Aren't you quick al anything?
BOY Yes. sir. nobody can get
tired as quick as an-Boston
Transcript
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31
l. CUNNNGHAM

JOSEPH L CUNNINGHAM
J Ctop) and Edward Tobias bot
tom who have been placed In
charge OF the Kivby-Sorge- Fslsze
Cos new subdivision department,
with Offices IL The Dime Bank
building
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31
1.-THE AVALANCHE.
B A Serial Mystery Story of
J. B. Ha7-S8n'a"d HI Absorbing Interest


d want ycu o. keep ar eye on Shl
ass lllsr sameksereg 10 Lord
+ Ken, now. as you know
Yes. sir
Rut be can't keep OF Mr. Trever
.or.s property ! know be vas seen
,H Che Holt Woods only yesterday
last night about l0 o'clock.
Tie aeve 20 business there sr
None a. al- I'm eo'ng 'o ger you
/ % watch The Hclt Woods very care
iI..y for some nights I'd Go u my
self but ] have work during the DAY
TIL relieve you ~ yoar daily duties
tor hfLe while
The maa scratched lis head. Tie
ala ro- seem pleased
foaL Pc cn duty from I'D A.
1iR6r snt.l 30 me morning. TIE In
sPector continued and you viii re-
e4ive Eve shll.ings week extra
I Fay.
Il have 70 talk u over with NY
wife SIR
You car talk a. much as yon Ike.
( t1' yo1l 90 "a you're told
S2n~ay tussec ar his ioag mus
,acae Be this anything 20 do attn
Capt Hays death. SIR be asked
after a pause
~ don't ku0N san is suspicious
character. and IFS JUS, as well 70
keep an eye on 1.n. You can 20
n02. III Sue you later on IN the day
md give you f1rther Instructions"
The policeman left the room. and
Mr. Wlnzats opening a drawer in
the t8ole. took out several sheets ot
ordnance maps and placed them in
position or the ta5ls The scale was
Is inches 20 the mile and TIE map.
thus DieCed together. covered the
whole extent Of the Long Copse and
Tie aslds Immediately surrounding
10 I1 one place on the path there
was o red ross and close 20 10 a
black star
These marks showed respectively
ahere Capt Halgs cody had been
found and the place where Trsver.
ton said that b. had been standing
when the crime vas committed.
From The path .hin red lire stray
eled through he wood. passed the
fence nd ended In the middle 81
field. This represented the route
taken by tho murderer after the
crime. a black lire. which only
started in the wood and ended a.
The path. marked all that could be
found 20 show hov the man had
cra7- through the wood toward his
violin.
mus, read IL an I'D again" said
Tie INSPECTOR TO nln-elf-"zet thor
rrzelv soaked vts e. thought Il
vss al over and done with Then
there comes this offer o. reward
TIA, had been agng lato the Of e
Ike "a iomhsheH on the previous
DAT. There had been letter from
.f-s ustz saving that she vas very
Satisfied Rlt- .he result ~ the
-.es. ana suggesting that re
era- - reward miza,-qa.cken the
..,.sIl...r,-a ANA a,s-g.es OF ,ha no
I-e 81. ta4 enclosed a check for
500 pounds
Tor 3. a!-stes W- wirqa,s ~1d-
lee t-e man Then be looked AZ
rzp mailer scale and qszsd
IN t .tagzt-suq Then he vent
-o ono ~ "a ss-.es ~ c.yaorho'aa on
the val and to1k OUT bundle ~
pspers bound tore,h-- uI.b red ,aoe
and marked HHaLz Trey were Al.
ready coated ..th dis. and he zip
ed tire surface ~ ,hem art h.s
f.s-e4-t t,,----sr---r
Iu lake them home ul.h me-
be thought. There ar. several
hours reading !H this atle loto
Ha tied up the 1aoe-a ard tsa
msps in a piece Of brown paper and
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31

Twelve thousand Testaments
printed IN Russian are being sent
from this country 10 the cars sol
diery The cost Ia met by mites
contributed by the Sunday school
children Of the United States The
czarevItch Is intermediary in tho
translation
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31

ae0 '1Er POP me You want 70 End
.r.r husband don. yol7"
MARY Shil Gld not reply She
ra'saf hey sproc 90 her -ye-
we'll 0f course YOU DO. ard n
20 to help Won you must let nae
rave iittle chat With Won
continued Tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31

Where tho coil II suitable tho
United States government will re-
forest lighthouse reservations with
O view 10 having timber available
FOR spar buoys.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31

Nearly 1000 tons oi copper were
used in building the oceanic
ocean" telephone
The Detroit times., 1915-08-31

inspector wipgate sat In his small
morn A the police station. his el-
bows resting on the oeai table In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02
FOR THE LADIES.

HAT Specialist Uo NeuIel0
Ladies' santlemens and children's Panama
and Straw Hats. l guarantee the best work
i'll Washington by my special bleaching In re-
moving sunburn and making your Panama look
like new. d. NEUFELD, so61. and s14 9th ST.
NV. Main l4.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02

WE HAVE on HAND several rebuilt
Cadillac cars. as well as a few used
cars OF other makes. All of these
cars are guaranteed to be In first
class condition. Demonstra ton on re-
quest.
THE COOK 4 STODDARD co,
1875 10 Conn. ave. Tel. North 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02

EXPERIENCED white man as
packer for our warehouse. pref
erably one who has had eX-
perience i'll packing furniture.
Apply to Superintendent, 5.
kann. Sons & Co.. before 10
am.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-20
PERSONALS.

P. P. Byrd spent Sunday in Little Rock.
 w. M. Toney went to Memphis yes terday on business.
 w. Draper went to Grady yester. day on business. @ Lawrence and Nelson Phillips of Altheimer were in the city yesterday Ned Bradley of Rayville, La., is in
 the city, visiting his sister, Mrs. w..
 B. Hall. Calvin Burks has accepted posi- tion as teacher in the school at Dexter.
 s. A Rosenberg returned yesterday from Chicago, where he spent the
 past two weeks
 Ben Matthews, who has positio.
 in his fathers mill at Hot Springs is in the city for few days. IF. Orton, formerly of the Orton Vulcanizing company has accepted a position at the Pines drug store. Shelby Holmes was removed to the Davis hospital Sunday afternoon, fol surgical and medical treatment D. R. Wiles, who has been recelv- ing treatment at the Davis hospital has so far recovered that he was re- moved Sunday to his home in Olive street.
 Stanley Cook, son of MT. and Mrs Joe Cook of WVst Second avenue underwent a serious operation of the throat yesterday, from which he is recovering nicely. O.. o. Clark of the West Side. will leave this evening for Pine Bluff tt visit his nephew, Mr. Wm. Clark O. Strong, Ark, who is in the sani l tarium in that city, having undergone an appendicitis operation.-Monroe La. News-Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-20
TW0 SCARES IN RAPID
 SUCCESSION TOO MUCH
Negro Porter at Express Office Thinks So. After Explosion of Drum
 of Gas.

There was a mighty sick negro around the Wells Fargo express o1flce at the union station yesterday alter noon. and unless conditions are changed this morning. it is expected the negro will be unable to work to- day
 A gas drum, filled with the carbonic gas used in putting the "fizz" in soda water, suddenly exploded shortly alter noon, while the negro was dozlng Tn
 cool. shady place. There was no great damage done to property or person. but the negro was so badly frightened that he gave one yell and one wild
 leap for the great, unlimited out
 doors. He did not Init the ground
 running" as is generally the case,
 but this was only because he was scared sick He wanted to run, but he couldn't. There was no run in him at all. He was too full of scare Jollied along and coaXed and per suaded that he was not dead, the ne-
 gro sought secluded place, to see l if he could not sleep off his headache.
 It appeared to be passing away all
 right, when Cotton Belt passenger lIdll1 NO. puIlNu III. IN iNSi arose to help juggle the express and
 baggage, his usual duties. He helped take two big crates out of the express car, and after the train had proceeded, was told to "feed and water those alli-
 gators.'' He had not noticed what
 was in the crates, but the order set hirc all a-shake again. One of the gators measured about. six feet in
 length, the other somewhat smaller. MT. Negro approached to take peep, just about the time the larger gator opened his jaws and showed plainly that he recognized the negro odor. Just about that time. a limp, per spring, eye-rolling, tongue-rolling ne- gro staggered over to the boss and begged to be allowed to go home. Boss, Ans sho sick. An is. An cay'nt do no mo- wuck round we're ter day. Ans ies' gotter git home an git CT doctor"
 Nothing would do, the boss let him go home to cure his headache" and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-20
PICNIC AT FAITH
 ENJOYABLE EVENT
Abount 15O Attend Canning Club Demonstration by
 Girls.

About 13O farmers. their wives ana children were in attendance ycster- day at the farm canning club and demonstration picnic at Faith, and the opinion was expressed tat Il was about the most successful ana most thoroughly pleasing affair Of it's kind yet given in Jefferson county.
 Tomatoes and beans were canned by the members of the girls canning club and the home demonstration club, and there were interesting and valuable talks made A delicious basket-luncheCn was serv d. which was greatly enjoyed Thosa who made talks were Miss Emma Archer, head of the canning club work in tho stat ;, wso cama from Little Rock for the affair; County Judge C. Nj. Pb1lpo-' Farm Demonstration Agent C. Ii. Thcmas, Miss Mary Foftn9r. cannln@ club agent for Jefferson county, and Secretary E. B. Bloom of the cham Der of commerce.
 The value of co-opera ion in marke ting farm products was dis cussed by MT. Bloom. while County Judge Philpot and Farm Demonstra- tion Agent Thomas seoke interesting ly of the forthcoming f3rmeTs' meet ing, to be held in this county begin ming August 23.
 Some samples of rye and Sudan grass, indicating that Jefferson county can raise the very best grades of these products were brought into the city from Faith by MT. Thomas and added to the agricultural dis play at the chamber of comm rec.
 Miss Archer expressed her con- gratulaticns to the members of the canning club for their successful work so far this se ason, sta ing that the tomatoes were the best she has seen this year, and that she had seen some very fine tomato patcaEs in the Faith section during this visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-20
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Harbert Word.

The body of Harbert Word, who died Saturday at Wabbaseka of pei lagra, after an extended illness, was shipped yesterday to his old home at Dewitt for burial. Deceased was 26 years of age. and was widely known. He had lived at Wabbaseka only for two months past. but had made many friends there. He is survived by two brothers, B. N. Word of Wabbaseka and Joseph T. Word of St. Charles. and one sister, Mrs. Mabel Ford of Groveton. Texas. Funeral services were held at Dewitt yesterday after noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-20
Take a RexaQQ 4tde1Qiea Tonight It will act as a laxative in the
 morning Bedelps. The Quality Store.
BedelI's. The Quality Store.

Had Explanation Ready.
 A Kansas paper tells of man who wont home under the influence of liquor and in his anxiety that his wife should know 1t. put on a pom pous mien. "Why, WILL" she said. you're drunk" Mot tall" How In the world did you get that cut on your forehead?" Vnat stu1Aped him, but a bright thought came: "I bit myself.' "You bit yourself" Now, how did you bite yourself on the forehead?' But he had her there and he came right back: T stood on a chair. r."-KAnsas City Star:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-20
MISSOURI STREET
 BRIDGE WORK LET
Contract Goes to J. F.. Royce Who Will Build Structure
 for $2,0CC.

Pids were opened yesterday by the board of public affairs for the work of buildine a concrete bridge in Ms souri street. over tho bayou. four bids heinz received. The contract was awarded to J. F. Royce, at prlee ol S2,00O even
 Mayor Bloom stated after the meet inc and the award that work IS to De started as soon as possible, most likely within week, and that It VIII he finished within a month. thus permanently settling a long-contlnued demand for a bridge at thai location. The city and the county will joln m paving the cost of the erection of the bridge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-20
|usewiyes' League Meets kt Thursday Afternoon.

rh, HCuse WiVes' League VIII meet
 30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at
 home of the president, Mrs. h. 1 troupe, 917 West Fifth avenue, ln- lad of this afternoon, which is the kular meeting time.
 bscause there are number ol Stters of more than ordinary i'm france to come before the League
 consideration and action. it is ex- Gted every member will be in at klance. It is announced that each
 y present at the meeting will ba len a handsome souvenir of th2 oc- Zion. .e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-20
SHE IS \ WISE WOMAN

Who recognizes in the tell-tale symptoms such as backache head aches, dragging sensations. nervous ness and irritability the true cause and relies on Lydia E.. Pinkhan1's Vegetable Compound to restore her to a healthy normal condition. For forty years this root and herb reme- dy has been pre-eminently successful in controlling the discs of women. Merit alone could have stood such a test of time.