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man advised me to try Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound end ] got .
bottls. felt better the next month %
tssk three more bottles Of h aai -
~ - I could work oil tAe time.
hape every woman who ssifers like did
win Try Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
CsmP0und. Mrs. p. ". I.ANsENG, Box
., Allyn, Wash.
Why will women continue 70 suffer day
IN and day out or drag out q sickly, half
hearted existence, missing three fourths
Of the joy of living, when they can find
health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound?
For thirty years it has been the stand
nrd remedy for female ills, and has re-
stared the health Of thousands of women
who have been troubled with such sil-
ments as dsplacements, Inflammation,
liberation, tumors, irregularities, etc.
q yes vast special sAvice write "a
Lylla Z. Pinkhsa neAiciae O.. (csaA.
AeatiaI Lynn, Mass. Issr letter viii
- opened, resl ssl answered. BY .
Weaaa And IBID In strict ceaA1esoe.
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.@EEs
~ ves kas< hsAscA~s
49, s.s tss~a sssS saeu euas
ss~i ss<zs. s.ssssss sse arUsss-
~as
A~ she A.assy srcs~s,srs srssgs-
saSf
h9hly G i-.s~d. essssssa .~sssses.s ?
l.s@~ss yss~r Assssses. sse ~ tsssts.
wesA A'a.e,s sss. ~s1rsnS a
as-ssrD
t6~wd the ~.rnsae. aunt a~ias-
U~ tested A'as~, rsmess-
Read the S~lias te-fsm. as
Roll~ad Cl~~m. 1882 q ~ ST.
saa. Colo. sns. '-fsssafshs ssA
lsssess~s oser ss- k,is~,s ~ere ~ "a
psom. thsi .ys~n h.,h-r~a NE ~
wosk sea.trea mach -ssna.as s.d
.oasesImes sss-ssass9 sss gh.- AaSrs-
sssssd the troses~ ,'.sisir - affect
ed ms sidneys AMI .scr-.sea my
-sh.-r.es h~s- k,sne, Pslis rs-
s'isely relieved M S,se- thea,
whenese- ! have had b.ck scl.e, .
fee d,s~s sa Dssss k,sin~y P,lls
has newer is'ied ,s pat sn eBd IN tbs
snnosancs ] se~p them a. the
ho"es sll the tIsa.s"
Pr,ce 5s,c, 1T ell dealers. Lon a sim
ply ssk for kidney remedy get Dosa's
kidney Pills-the ssmethst nr Classoa
recoRmend- Foster hIlburn Co.,
Pvups., Buffsio. n. r.
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solT lop 70 DfIyfl
NOG SOUTH PINK ROUTE

That q short auto road to Denver fol
lowing in main the line o; the old South
Park railway, is to be put through
shortly would seem to be indicated by
this item from the Buena Vista Demo
crat. The next question will be how to
get to Buena Vista without a long de
tour via Salida.
Thomas j. Ehrhart, state highway
commissioner, accompanied j. M. kuy-
kendall of the advisory board motored
into town from Denver on Friday even
ing of last week. They made the trip
from Denver via the Piatt canon route
and found the roed in fairly good condi-
ton. With the completed contemplate
improvements on the Platte highway
the distance from Denver to Buena
Viata will be reduced to 125 miles.
about . four-hour run. This route is
really of more importance to Buena
Vista than any other, as it brings US in
exclusive touch with the largest city in
the state"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-30
N Sueu PAN
woman clIeD
Neutrality-suspicious. ..
stersA - HsalA k.lv&A
E 6HAaa's vs0sA.-
- CsaQsssl

Floreace, So. Dakota al used 10 be
very sick every month with bearing
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-30
NuHu u 3
luM ~

a~-rS kassaae. . ssusue sulA9 - =.
s'sHssr>sf casi 0suD = Usunu0 g.
80 eoUasy thss as9sAss sAso Ss -
o.a;ae Crrssrssas
Harry kossaac. 49, wsax - Ssoss-
81 ssnaas 10 sse ~ hsn sna<. sso-
eeisea the Iasss sf ssss .sssag UA.ss
soH'srset coal fer wAssA ~ y sesuk.
eaa'e from. ~ ~ secspesd ~ snssao-
t'on OF the msnaeswssaa - hsak osss
the mIne.
The msae ~ . ssst ishSsinsA II ssn-
neis. constsnsiy Iassssscesd ~ csuu~
''snseis aud msus s<ssis wascA Aass o.
READY been worksd. Thsss sss swsusy
hse mises of tssck undssvruunA ksusa.s
The vast length of Sasksd ssas tunasss.
The workings rsecA . d.psA Il too end
one half mikes froa ~ soslsee. ~
party going IN go sad . haif .isss.
he VEN on the level insVsctsd y four
teen Zee, thick and shsss is sppsssutly
eoai enough 10 supply sAe world Two
hundred and six men sss now sapsoy~d
a. The nine and thirty rsilsosd csss are
loaded every day, this representing but
hsf Of the normal force sad ovtput
Several other OIsthe p<spls slso visited
parts Of the workings. A trip into this
nihe Is certainly = trest " snyoae.
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n6 0u
II n 0 0n

Ulu 0s- - sssung Onn~
- Suu1nV 6suD . pausns - -
AsaAg - sisiss. - GnnD -
turuaag ssa< % susaag ssss 0u1umD
y. g. ks~sss ed J. 3. Cussn
~. 90 ~. q. 4 G~hAnss sssuust
Ss.anS fssn Gu.sssoa. uAsss ~ -
" ~ CsssAsssa's . csssssus,sa.
0s. - IN. L. C. sm6eA Uss
soaag -A< sss,ssas SuaAnv sssssuus
tssa Gunuissa sfssr . ssass salsVsbh
VISIT
nliss Ella Day cad m,.s Dsls 0nl
whs sftsaesd she ssmas<r schss, II ~
Sssse Hosasl st Gsanisoa. sssssss6
hsme SsaA>y sfserasoa
At she tram Su.dAy sstssnssa. -
thsw retusn fron . stay N Gunaissa,
Mss kera kellogg end Miss Esaa
Singleton, rssew~d Iscsl friendsAiss u
TIE stssi0a.
nisses Beulsh end Blsache AsoAsisks.
who have been Gunnisoa ress<ients this
summer. offending summer schss, -
the Stss< Norusal, srrived home ~ Sst-
usday afternoon
On his gay 10 Gleawesd SprsaGs 1sr
. wesk's vocation, George RsOwu,
private secretary to Superinsssasst
4. ". DEUEL. of Gunnison, shook haads
Sunday with Moatrose friends.
After being in Gunnisoa for Cstrhe-
mems day celebration. G. p. white,
daughter, Miss Laura, and Miss lsehsl
Bsranowski returned home the last ef
the week and report fine time.
State Brand Inspector c. c. Ssmpssa
renewed local acqusintsnces on SuRaay
afternoon, while en- route home from
Gunnison. He WAS accompanied by his
nieces, Misses Jessie and Eliza Staae;
lopular Delta teachers.
Returning from Gunnison via TIE
Rainbow Route, Edward Ballard end
daughters Misses Edith and Thesessa
Ballard of Psonia, were guests for .
short time Saturday of DIR. and Mrs. ..
Q. Allen, and family. They went 10
Gunnison by way of Black mesa.
Prof. John C. johnson and his bride,
nee Miss Vera Adams, who were nas-
ried st Gunnison on Friday eveniNg,
were arrivals in the city Sunday a
their way to Oursy where they will
spend . week or two. Mrs. johnson u
. niece Of C. Z. Adams end visited him
during the stay here. She ives formerly
tescher ct Ok Grove schosas.
At the train Sunday number Of her
friends he'd the pleasant opportunity of
9 chat with Miss Hazel Holman.
formerly of this city, who was return
ing from Gunnison to spend the rest of
the summer in OIsthe Miss Holman
who is talented musician, will be at
the head of the musical department in
the Canon City schools next year.
After making one of the most delight
full trips of their lives, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
|. Shafer and son Stewart, returned
home from their auto trip to Denver
Sunday afternoon. Going over they
went by way of Cochetopa, and visited
most Of the interesting points, making
South Park on their way to Denver
Returning they came over Monarch
pass, and stopped in Gunnison for Cat
tlemen's day.
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llsAipe e Aljusaosaa DIV
Estate of Jane Warner. Deceased.

Estate ~ Jane W NarDer. Deceased.
The undersigned. having b-en appointed er.
ecutriH ~ the will of Jane Warner late
of the County Of Guuni-on, in the ST ATE Of Colo
rsso deceased. hereby gives not ice th-t she ~ill
appear before the County Court Of said dunni-
son County at the Court House in Guunison. in
said tounty. on Monday the 18th day of August
4 d 1915. at the hour 81 ten O'Clock o N. of said
day. 1t which time all per.,us having cisir,e
aGainst said estate are notified and requested
10 attend for the purpc~e Of having the same
sdjusfed All per-oes indebted 70 said estate
are requested To Rake Immediate payment 10
the under~ixned.
Dated IT 6unnieoo. Colorado, this I,rh day Of
yuly. A. d. 1876. MARTHA WARNER
Ez-cutriH Of the estate a Jane Warner, De-
ceAspd
Firss publieatiou July Is lsls-
Lass paAlication AnG IL 1915
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- 80 lMDGU1kN G<A GI UIruax
Ake - - GA 'UT6 ~ @'xUr
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-30
Nsaire e Final SeeaIeoesf

Ii the mstter of the estate of Theodore
1enaer, decreased.
NOTICE ie hereby given that on Nor day the 9Th
day sf August, A. D. 1875 being one Of the reg
ular Aays of the June term Of the county
cart u Gannison County. IN the state OF Cello
sadA l. Ueory r Lake. administrator q sai1
sseaAe. will appear before the Jud9e Of said
C01sS psessas ny fnal settlement soch I'D
nisisssator pray the approval of the same. and
wtn tksa apply 10 b discharwed se s0ch cd
DiniGeratnf. at which time and place any per
80 h inssssst nay appeor and present ob1ec-
ti1oo 10 the same il any there b.
Dsssd ss 6unnieon. Colcrndo Jsll g., ins
AAniniserstor Of the estate u Theodore Ren-
-. Dsssassd.
Tisss ps6. Jsly .. lNs Last psA Aug 6. Is.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-30
ksaice fsr PuHl;csaisa
Depart nent II the Interior
L. 5. Land Once at Montro-e. Colcssdo

Depart ment of the Interior
L. 5. Land Once at Montro-e. ColcssdoL
June list. lSl5.
Notice IL hereby given that Cbarles Auetinl
Il Sapinero. Colorado, Who. February 1stl
1919. mate Desert Land Eatry No. es7se Utel
for 81. cf 81 w.. Sec 81. Up. ssN. T. Az, Loss
J. 2. and 5. Section 3. Township - North
RsDee West New Mexico Prineipal Meridisal
hes HID notice Of inteafion To make rInal
Ds~st Land Prsunf. 10 establish claim to IL
land s6ove described, befope Ernest \. N0rrel
c. Ccnmissioeer. at Gunnison, Colorado -
the tbis1 day a August. ieI5
yoees D. Parsons. cf 6uanison, Colorado
HUsr eeter>on. of sepipero Colorado
Aerp Zipiinshy, of Sapinero. Colorado.
kd8sr DoSers. Of Satinerp. ColoroAo.
O. C. SKINNER
Rsgisser.
Firvt psblication June =, 1916.
Lose poblicatioA Juiy ~, ISIS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-30
SOMERSET OIL T9ssfRs
Telluride Journal:

The members of the crack Somerset
baseball team arrived in the city at
l2:3s today, making the tf<p from the
coal camp At tie end Of the North Fork
branch Of the d. { r. G. . few miles
above Psonia in sutoOobiles. The men
came IN three aato0obiles and report
having I'D spsendid trip. Thsse max
~ the trip were: Harry Evans, Frank
BeeDet, Jake BoAnet B. Bohoet, Robt
Willia0s Jr., AIAsft Wlliama, j. l.
JohnstsDe, F. Messy, D. Henderson,
Fred Lopez, Melvin Eeisoa, Geo. N.
Defmood, Z A. Wiuio0a, A. Kirk
patrick ney msesseA 10 kidGway last
evening, spen1ing tAe night there and
ere leaving st > O'Clock this morning
for Telluxi6e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-30

q ow n pains and
backache, and had
b ch e q good
deal Of the time and
very little appetite.
The pains were 20
bod that l used 70
sit right down on the
Aeor end cry, be-
cause h hurt me %
end ] could not Do
any work st those
times. An Old Wo-
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0ulWs -

&C.. - 3 60 -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-30

See Oscar Milford for any kind Of cem-
ent Wurk from sidewalks to houses.
Get my figures On your new work be
fore letting contracts. Gunnison- =
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-30

Among Delta people who were up en-
joying the celebration was Percival c.
Coombe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13
She Stopped Her Son
From Drinking
A ST. Louis Woman Stopped Her
Son From Drinking With
Simple Home Recipe That
She Gave Secretly
She Tells VIVA, She Gave

4 vell-known resident Of st
Louis. whose son bad used liquor
10 excess for years. broke him of
the habit by using a simple home
recipe which she gave secretly. In
reply TO the question as TO what
she used she made the following
statement. Il used 4 simple pre-.
scription which mixed nj home
aud u is as follows To OF. Of
water add 20 grains OF muriate OF
ammonia, a small box OF Varlex
Compound aud 10 grains of pepsln
gave a tcaspoonful three times
day In his coffee. Any druggist
can mix It for YOU, or supply these
ingredients at very little cost. This
recipe can be given secretly In cot.
fee. tea or milk. or In the food. as
Il has no taste. color or smell and
is perfectly harmless believe
any mother or wife can do as I
have and rid their dear ones OF this
awful habit ADV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
CLEANSES YOUR KIDNEYS

For centuries GOLD MEDAL Haar-
lem OH mas been . standard house p
hold remedy for kidney. liver. blad-
der and stomach trouble. and al dis
eases connected with the urinary or
gans THE kidneys and bladder are
the most important organs Of the
body. They arc the filters, the puri-
ferg OF your blood. II the poisons
which enter your system through the
blood and stomach are not entirely
thrown out by the kidneys and biad-
der. you are doomed.
WEAKNESS. sleeplsssnese, nervous
ness. despondency. backache. stom-
sch trouble, headache, pain In ioius
aud lower abdomen. gail-st0nes
gravel, difficulty when urinatiug,
CLOUDY and Bloody urine. rheumatism.
sciatica and iumbaRo. all warn you
TO look after your kidneys and blad-
der. GOLD MEDAL Harlem oil
Capsules are what you need.
They are not a patent medicine"
nor new discovery" FOR 700 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13

@ ECRETARY BRYANS letter pretty we'll exploded the
~ dun,dum bullet fake But il you'll remember, gentle
reader the DUN tho old side OF
the other springs the world We used II IN
Cuba according the Spanards Then the Fipnos used
il on US according The British used it the Beers
charged the Beers. and the Russians fired OF them
at Japs in Manchura il you'll believe the Japs Now
it up again.
But assuming that the dumdum does get into the hring
line how is any shrapne which expodes and
throws showers OF Jagged steele Is il any worse than
grenade which hadozen soldiers 10 pieces
at one shot? And compare hellsh effect with
bomb dropped from the sky upon innocent women and
ehdrn in their homes' All the contesting nations
these implements OF matter OF course Why pick
the comparatively iunoeen, dum-dum
Humhug OF course!
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they have been a standard house
hold remedy. They are the pure. or
isinal Imported Haarlem on your
great grandmother used and are
perfectly harmless The healing.
soothing oil sOaks into the cells AMI
Iining - the kidneys and through
the bladder, driving out the poison.
GUS germs. New lie. fresh strength
and health viii come as you cnuflnue
the treatment. When completely re-
stored 10 your usual vigor, contfnu~
taking capsule or two each dav-
they VIII Keep you in condition ana
prevent return ~ the disease
DO not delay a minute DELAYS are
especially dangerous In kIdnev ara
bladder trouble. All druggists aeii
COLD MEDAL HARLEM OF CapH,tIes
TheY WIZ refund the money IL no,
- represented in three xlzeH. sesIed
packages Ask for tie original h.,
ported GOLD MEDAL Accent No
substitute. For sale and guaranteed
tleemeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13

EUROPE has been strictly fighting basis for so many
IL wears that military statistics have reached line art in
nearly every power the continent
When the western Europe last summer the
French had Just adopted the "threeyear law by
which compulsory military service increased to three
wears thus adding 10000 TO the fighting strength OF
The standing army the republic Germany with her two
law had standing army OF SOoOo or practically the
same as France with her three-year law.
That is say France has 10000 young men coming
OF fighting age every spring while Germany has 10000
Now comes Russia with her 100000 people and l.
100000 Young men coming OF fighting age every spring II
suggested that Russia lacks arms and equipment ms
may but with million boys coming oi fighting age
every month the Bear OF the North can stu suffer
losses for generation without really I'M
pairing his fighting strength
Moreover be borne mind that the physical CON
dition Russian soldier. fighting in the south OF his
country in many respects comfortable than when
engaged the eternal struggle live in the frozen north
land he calls home.
There is small hope OF ending the war by killing kus-
slams Some other be devised.
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The high mortality rate from
this disease IL caused mostly By
It's aftereffects rather than from
the disease Itself. Children are
more In danger OF death from
whooping cough than are adults
Because II begins with a cold
and displays many OF the symp.
toms OF grippe. whooping cough
crceps into the victim before its
presence ~ suspected.
Parents can scarcely do better
than follow this advice given out
by the Michigan state health board
tan organization which has closely
studied the diseasel
"Inasmuch as whooplng cough,
when uninflnenced By treatment,
runs n course OF two or three
months. an average OF ten weeks.
and IL spread by those sick with
Il before the 'whoop' appears. II
Ia important that the early symp.
toms be generally known. in order
that It's restriction shall be most
complete
The first or catarrhal stage re-
sembles an ordinary cold. The
symptoms are a cough, usually
rather severe. with a tendency to
become parosysmal, sneexina. some
times watering Of the eyes, and
often a slight fever. Restiessness,
With y loss Of appetite, and in.
creased thirst, usually accompany
these symptoms II 10 often nee.
essary to walt for the second stage,
which 10 characterized by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13
MOST ANYTHING.

GO Carts Retired While You Wait.
Sign in Seattle Store.
Not Piecemeai
A gentleman once asked boy
where he was born.
In Texas, sir" said the boy.
What part2'
why. all of met was the reply.
Zero In Psstimes
Riding a wheel In slushy weather.
Carrying an umbrella.
Selling Insurance.
Wash day
Playing violin
Learning 10 play violin
Living In the same square with
"A violin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13

leit ear. -leesyille tColo.) Light.
life's Perfunctorles
Thank you"
Don't mention IT,"
You MUST come over and see
u.s.
Have one on me"
Let ME pay the carfare."
Very becoming.
Do sing something"
Yours truly"
love. honor and obey Sc
Compliments.
Exchange Of women's kisses.
Official oaths.
Official Investigations.
Public prayers.
Congratulations"
Not Professional
What did Miss Petite say after
you kissed herr
She told me to call on Friday
hereafter. because that was anna.
tours night
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that doesn't get down to the root of things
The governor has indicated a courage, and il
is to be hoped the Legislature will follow him in
program of eliminating unnecessary office holders
and political machinery.
In King county. for example, there is fla
grant duplication of duties of city and county Of
ficials
We have a city and county treasurer, each
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Economy is the keynote of the governors
message. Economy is the cry of the leaders in
the legislature. Economy is the cry of the press
and of the state in general
Conditions ought to be mighty favorable to
economy program that will get down to real
fundamentals. II is all right to prune the appropri-
ations here and there, but economy practiced in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13

having big set of employees who duplicate each
Others work to large extent. We have city
and county engineer, city and county clerk etc.
In Olympia, we have two houses with COM
bined membership of l39 to make laws for period
of go days. and appropriation of $4,000 is
necessary for their expenses outside of the printing
bills.
Why two houses? The governor suggests a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13
Will Legislature Have Nerve Put Through Economy Program?

body of Is for the whole state and only
house.
Will the legislature have the courage to make
such fundamental change for economy?
We get along with house in city coun-
ellis, and il is exaggeration to say that the Sc
attic city council uansacts volumes and volumes
more business than any session of the legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13
SHOOTS HERSELF
BEFORE HUSBAND

MARYSViLLE. Cal. Jan. ~ ~
Mrs Catherine Giblin. ~. wife o.
wealthy salooukeeper. committed
suicide by shooting herself Ia the
presence Of her husband and dangh.
ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13

George Mason used to stay only
TIN 10 o'clock whsn he called on
Helen. Now he stays tn ~. Get
ready. preachers One Of you will
be called on soon, we'll bet goat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13

scarlet 7 q V ef
measles or small.
pox
" hopping cough
is nearly always
undereBtimated IN
lta importance by
parents until II ID
too late for help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13
Mothers' Pensions Greatest Victory

m HE prediction made four years ago by Judge Neil father
OF Mothers Pensions, that mothers pension law
would crime and children is concusivcy
by the report made by Joel D. Hunter, official distributor OF
mothers pensions in Cook county. Ill Mr.. Hunter said
Before the pension law enacted in Illinois, $50
children (out OF group OF 1000 children whose fathers
and the mothers poor brought into the Chicago
juvenile charged with Since the pension law has
been operation only eight children OF 1000 children
whose mothers receiving pensions the kind OF
group have been brought into charged with crime
This is the greatest reduction in crime known by
the operation of a single law
Hunters investigators report that than half the
pensioned mothers moved into better neghbohood taking
the children away from the temptations OF the ums and that
all OF the mothers stayed home and took OF their
children instead OF leaving their children alone while they
wash the clothes OF other mothers children and clean
the houses OF other chldrcns mothers.
legislature
fully planned and Tayormsde
SUFFRAGE majority In
rejoice for the But
a
ssry hand blind that
CLUB against Justices against,
the former doesn't necessarily
objection America
offering
the helpless despairina 5sans killing
pictures expose
Of
Of the present rulers Of Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-13
WHOOPING COUCH
CAUSES DEATH OF
MANY LITTLEONES

In most states whooping cough
causes more deaths than either
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'vshoop.' before the disease can b
distinguished.
When whooping cough In prev.
alent in a community any child or
young person suffering from Sc
we're cold. with cough inclined 10
be paroxysmal. should be isolated
and kept so until the character Of
the trouble is fully determined
Providing there are no compiled.
tons. fresh air in plenty IL the
watchword for children afflicted
with whooplne cough.
Patients should be we'll clad al
such times-heayy enough TO pre-
vent all possibility Of chilling and
light enough 10 prevent overhead.
ing In play.
But as long rs the child has fever
or f. weak II should be kept In bed.
ShoVelinq sno" 10 an excellent,
though not very popular. remedy
for dyspepsia. II there's no snow
TO shovel In your part OF the coun.
try swing an az for awhile every
Gay or run a foot race or Join .
bowling club.
Exercise will aid digestion, and
N your digestion 10 all right you
won't need a dyspepsia cure.
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offering
the helpless despairina killing
VIII that be satisfactory
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