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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07

ThesNorwfch physicians maybe sex-
pert with needle and saw and have
proper. 1nowledgesof diagnosis ofs dis
ease and for treatment thereof, but
theySdo mot aseem to know the irudi-
mentss OF thesgameRof baseball. 81 This
was .demonstratedSat4 the annual. out
ing on Thursday, Of thew esterly Med
ical society at Barnes'sPoint. Bright
mans pond. when-a the xRoseouds were
walloped byee the s'Graniteites to the
tune Of 10 to o. The local doctors
could have given their tNorwich pa
tients sharsher treatment but they
were inclined @to leniency, especially
as their opponents were their special
guests, and treatedAtoo roughly, might
not accept invitation to come to the
next outing, "a yearrhence. The guests
from Norwich were: EDrs..W. K Ting
ley, L f. Lapierre, A. Peck, r. R..
Agnew, P. J. Cassidy, Al. Lapierre,
c. c. Gildersleeve. E. J.fBrophy and
George Thompson. "A feature Of the
baseball game was the unique base
running Of DR. Gildersleeva
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to Address Camp Fire Girls.
Work is well along toward compile
ton at the Lopez Fire Alarm Co.'S
plant in Stonington; on, the new fire
alarm cabinet which is being made for
the Mystic fire district to be installed
in the Office of the local telephone ex-
change. The cabinet is being made
especially for Mystic with a three
blast arrangement for. the east side,
west side and Greenmanville. AZ larger
system of alarms can be installed at
amy time. The alarm will be sent
out by central as soon as the news Is
telephoned her.
Campfire Council.
A council meeting of thesthree girls
campffres in this vicinity, PeQuot,
Sicanemus and. Cossatuck, win be held
this Saturday. afternoon at 430
o'clock on the lawn Of the Misses Bur
nett on Cliff street and the speaker
Of the afternoon will be Rev. J. Ro-
meyn Danforth Of New london. Dur
ing the afternoon the girls will go
through with their regular Ceremonies
and awards Of bracelets and other
work will be done.
Mystic Pointers.
Miss Fannie Chick Of Worcester
10 SpC11O4I1S SofSIdl WS6hS WIFI NT,
and Mrs. William Bendett
Miss Gladys Wilcox has returned
from several weeks visitsin West Fall
mouth, Mass.
Miss Mildred Observation-Disclosures to
Norwich after visit with MIR. and
Mrs. L. 2. Kinney.
!. Miss Oril Hymon Of Groton and
Miss Oril Hymson of. Paterson. N. J.,
spent Friday in Mystic.
Miss Jessie Holdredge and Miss
Clara Morgan are visiting their aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Kenyon
of Hopkinton City, R. I.
Heman Holdredge of the battle
ship New Hampshire Is spending a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heman Holdredge.
Miss Adder Rathbun Of Hartford Is
the guest of her'parents, >Mr. and Mrs
Ira Rathbun.
The annual spfcnic Of the Phebe
Packer Rathbun tent, Daughters OF
Veterans, will be held on Tuesday al
Watch Hill.
Harry E. Douglas, who. has. been q
Fsurgicallpatent at the Lawrence hos
pital for seven weeks, came to his
home lin Mystic on Thursday, much
improved8in health.
Miss May STRAY issentertainine her
cousins, theH Misses Ward, of New
Haven.
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EVERY WOMAN

wants to feel wef1ean6s1oolz well. This
sondition Gamble attained onlysbyskeep-
Ing all OF the organs. Of the body in
harmonious, healthy action. A clear
Bktn, freedomf from; pimples and SAL
lowness, bright eyes and feeling of
healthfulEcss win follow the use of
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which assist nature in regulating the
Hholes system.
An disordersscf the stomach, bowels
aver, kidneys, bladder, B1IIOUSNESS
IND GsE s TION,, CONSTIPATION
quickly relieved. 25c A BOX AT
DRUGGISTS sORiHYESfAIL4
RADwAT & CO.. 2Os Centre 81,
New York.
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PLAINFIELD

Mrs. John NoIan's Brother Badly In
iured at Rocky HiII-Auto Truck
Pulled Out of Mud by Horses.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07

ed In the previous fiscal year for
damage to Government property
through fires carelessly or wilfully
started In or near National Forests.
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= MAElOHlEY BROS,
Hack, Livery and Boarding
Stable
FAILS aAVENUE

We guarantee our service to. be the.
kegt at the most, Reasonable prices.
- - n - - ~ >
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There IS concrete drama in the
latest protest against capital punish
ment from Deputy Warden johnson,
of Sing Sing. "From midnight until
o'clock" he hays, Il talked with
Becker. We talked Of many things,
for he was a man Of high intelligence
and interesting views. And then ]
killed him-"-Hartford Times.
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MYSTIC

Work We'll Along on New Fire Alarm
Cabinet-ReV. J. Romeyn Danforth
to Address Camp Fire Girls.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-21
$1,000 BRIBE
MONEY GOES BACK
TO A. III. GREEN

Prosecutor Charles n. Jasnowsk
and Andrew H. Green OF the Solva,
Process Co.. appeared before Judge
Connolly. Saturday morning. and
the former recommended that the
court enter an order returning tc
Mr.. Green the $1,000 used to bride
Aid. Thomas F. Gilman. in the IA.
nous Wabash railroad case which
"nxzled" after the acauittal OF Gin.
nan.
The Judge promptly entered the
order. which will return to Mr.
Green 10 IS 0bills. 20 $50 bills. and
10 $40 bills. which. II was charged,
were taken from Aid. Gilman in the
fake" Wabash land ONCE in tho
Ford building. when the aldermanic
trap was sprung.
That was three years ago. and
the money has been held as evi.
dence in a safety deposit vault ever
since, without drawing one cent of
interest.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-21
PIANO SALE
PROBED BY
JASN0WSK|
Advertisements VIC
late Law, Local Deal
ers Declare
THOSE IN CHARGE
DEFEND METHODS
Insist They're Conduct.
ing Strictly J4egiti-
mate Business

Complaint was made to Prescott
Ing Attorney Jasnowski. Friday. b,
Seward e. Clark. secretary Of Grin
nell Bros. against u sale OF pianos
being conducted in the branch o.
Leonards Reliable Storage house o.
Fourteenth and Grand River-aves.
According to the Information pos
sessec by Mr.. Clark and other piano
dealers OF Detroit, the pianos offered
for sale were shipped to Detroit fol
that purpose. Nevertheless, they are
being advertised as pianos left In
storage. 'repossessed' pianos. etc
The Detroit piano dealers claim thai
this IL n scheme on the part Of piano
houses that have no branch stores OF
agents In Detroit. to sell part ol
their stock here. They assert that
the advertising inserted In the news
papers is IN violation Of the state ad
vertiting law Of 1918. which prohib
its ANY assertion. representation OF
statement OF fact which il untrue
deceptive or misleading" and fixes q
penalty OF $25 to 5000. or imprison
ment for not more than 80 days, Of
both, for q violation.
The sale Ia being conducted by an
expert piano salesman named Og
den. who recently conducted a SINH
lar sale in Grand Rapids. to the
wrath of the piano houses there
Mr.. Ogden insists that his business
and advertising are both legitimate
II am piano salesman. and wat
brought here to conduct this sale,
said Mr.. Ogden. Il have no connec
ton With any piano house. As ! un
dersiand Il. the Leonards have agree
ments with various concerns that
unsold pianos. 'repossessed' pianos
which are instruments which are
turned back to the company for fail
ure tn pay. or some other reason
and pianos that for any other reason
are tur',ec hack TO the company q
such a distance and in such a condi
ton that re-shipment to the com
paay's headquarters would not pay
are to be stored by the Leonards
! Whcr a considerable number O
these pianos have accumulated II
storage, they are sold in this way
II is perfectly Legitimate business
End I can answer for the facts a:
stated In the advertisement. thoue'
! do not know just what agreement.
the Ieona-ds have with the variou;
piano firms"
T. Y. Leonard. treasurer OF tn,
storage concern. also declared tha'
the advertising Is strictly truthful
and that his house is conducting 2
legitimate warehouse business in dis
posing Of the pianos in this way.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Ke.dan has been assigned to invests
gate the matter.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-21
W0ULDSTOp
PAY BOOSTS

Aid Rutter will make IN attempt.
next Tuesday night. to block the
numerous salary increases that viii
he up In the form of ordinances. He
will offer . resolution asking that III
salary increases be referred to the
special committee ON equalization
OF which Aid. Freiwald IL cha.rm'r
The special committee VIII 1905 :
week from next Monday TO begin
the work Of eQualizing salaries paid
to city employees in the vnriOus de-
partments. City Controller Engei
who will work with the committee
has obtained data from Pittsburgh
and o,her cities. which win be Of nee
TO the committee in solving salary
problems
Aid. Rutter's resolution, II adopted
by the council. will hold up for m
other year q number Of proposed sal
airy increases that the aldermen
have tried to slip through by ordi
nance. Supt. Thomas Dolan. OF the
poor commission; Porter J. Murphy
recrernry Of the department Of pub
lie works; Henry Dupont. chieI
building inspector; George A. Wal
tiers. secretary of police. and otherl
are proposed benefciaries Of the sci
airy boosting program.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-21
Owens And Toms Lat
est Candidates For
Recorders Bench
STEIN NOT LIKELY
TO BE IN FIELD
ArdOr COOls w h e n
Mayor Refuses To
Give Support

The Republican primaries for re-
corder and associate recorder were
made more Interesting. Saturday,
oy the entrance into the race Of
Robert l.. Toms for the former and
the perennial candidate. Proctor
Knott Owens. for the latter once.
Mr. Toms WAS assistant prosecut.
Ing attorney under Hugh Shepherd.
After an experience OF about two
years. he resigned to enter the pri-
vate practice OF law. He was q
candidate for the Republican nom
nation for prosecuting attorney
against Prosecutor Jasnowski. by
the. sticker route, and received q
few hundred votes He says that
he has been assured Of substantial
backing. and will have at least one
worker al each booth on primary
day. June 30
Owens called on City Clerk Lind
say. Saturday morning and wanted
to Ale petition. He talked about
invoking the aid OF the supreme
court when Informed By the city
clerk that petitions are not accept
ed FROM candidates in a special cleo
tor. Then he demanded that the
city clerk .upp!y stickcrs bearing
the names OF the different candi-
dates, when tcld that the names
would not be printed on the ballots.
Nothing doing" said Lindsay.
The supreme court may have
something to say on this" murmur-
ed Proctor as he left the ONCE.
Police Justice Edward J. Jeffries.
who IS candidate for judge Of the
recorders court on the Democratic
ticket, Friday afternoon. had the
city clerk refuse his petition in the
same way that James Murtha's ap-
plication was refused a few weeks
ago Murtha took the matter to
inc supreme court where II will be
argued next Tuesday Justice JEFF
fries explained that he Wanted to
The Detroit times., 1915-06-21
SCHEDULE OF A SCOOP
Times Leads Journal BY Hours;
News and Free Press BY Days

D. m.-Tmes
Rouge
Wednesday msecond story Times
Sporting
wednesday D. story
Thursday. a. m.-Free Press ignores II.
noon Ne
d m.-News
m.-Fr Press denies
Saturday mFree Press turtles with
cate Times Eng
Times
United
But the local Of these st dsclose
mobility
three behind The Times in printing the
in the history OF the city
1t nohns new-a daily occurrence factfor The Times
OF
home Basley printing
FIRST
The Detroit times., 1915-06-21

safeguard his rights In the event
that the supreme court should or
der. among other things, that Muir
tha's name be printed on the ballot.
There Is not much chance that the
supreme court will make such q
ruling. because the election Law
plainly states that the names of
candidates must be written In in q
special election.
State Representative George p.
Palmer said. Saturday. that he does
not expect the supreme court TO al.
low Senator Murtha to make the
run for associate recorder, and as
he also Is a state ofncer. his en-.
trance into the race would be gov.
crn"d by the same decision. II
Murtha Is found eligible to run,
however, Mr.. Palmer will probably
shy his hat into the ring.
Others who are mentioned as pos
sible candidates for associate re.
coider are Clarence G. Hill and
Joseph A. Moynihan. both Republic
cans.
II Is being whispered that Police
Justice Stein will not be a candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for recorder. Personally, he Is re.
luctant to enter the race, but his
friends have been urging him to get
In. II Is now said that an attempt
was made to line up Mayor Marx
and his cohorts for Stein. and that
the mayor refused TO take any hand
In the situation. This. II 10 said, is
acting as a dash Of cold water on
the hot aspiration OF the Justices
friends.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-21
Making One.

Senator. you promised The job"
"Bnt there are no jobs"
Il need q fob. senator"
We'll. I'll ask for commission
TO investigate as to why there are
no jobs and YOU can get job on
that."--Louisvil!e Courier.Journal.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-21
20 ADMITTED TO
PRACTICE IN
u. s. COURTS

Seventy young attorneys. recently
graduated from the Detroit College
Of Law. were admitted to practice IN
the United States court. Saturday
The Detroit times., 1915-06-21

FIRST WARD
Fret District Ra naclph street. 100
ssst north o. Wcodcridse street
ueSth II kidtlYs' Monument
rArmeE dfsSf bet wsen 0ratIct ave
Your (lrict- Eiixaheth street.
beswee1l fu33 awd Beauhien streets
Fifth ptstrict--south side 81 AIDE.
1asd~ street. east OF Woodward ave.
sixth pistrtet--corner Brush and
1eoWena~ streets
SsvSnth Tnstrjet--N Northwest corner
r Ess:s sr'ss :nH w.sEs :snu Park
corner of Rrush
Ninth Distri,t-tcrner Woodward
And Custer avenuss.
Tenth Dtstrict--Corner Woodward
And AlRer avenues.
Eleventh Dtstrirt---corner Wood
ward and Belmont avenues
SECOND WARD
First District--C'orner Shelby street
and Lafayette Boulevard.
SecOnd District - Corner Grand
River and uagiey avenues
Third Dsstrtct---Corner Cass ave-
Fourth Distrlrt--South side Led
yard between Cass avenue and alley
Fifth District Southeast corner
Cass avenue Inside sidewalk) and
Pceerboro street.
sixth District--Soutbwest corner
Cass and Prentis.
seventh District--Corner Hancock
and Casa avenues.
Eighth D!sttict---t.ornc. Cass ave-
nus and BurrouGhe avenue.
Ninth Dlstrict---Corner Seward and
Woodward avenues.
Tenth District--Corner Woodward
and Edison r sysprs; w.rp
First District -. Antoine
street ard Jefferson avenue
Second Dlstrict--St. Antoine atreet
between Clinton avenue and Muilett
Third Distrlct--Corne, Mon,calm
ard 81. Antoine streets.
Fourth District--winder street. be-
tween St Antoine and Hastings
Fifth Dissr,c,--Erskin. street. he.
tween 81. Antoine and Hastings
tween st. Antoine and Hastings
seventh District--soutbwcst corner
FarnswJrth and -. AAtoIne streets. .
EEhth DistrIct-corner smir' and
,Nirth D'strict--corner Keniiworth
ind Onkic-i ~~~-ve.
FOURTH WARD
First Distrlct- Southeast corner Of
SECOND District North side. Basley
:y.rss: I =. ; second . and Tn Ire
Third District side Plum.
west Of Third street
Fourth .pistrict--cornsr Third ave-
nys and Henry street.
tween FOURTH avenue and FIFTH
Nxth DistrIct--ruscois street. I'm
Mcdiasely west Of alley between
seventh pIsir,ci--corner Third and
EisRth D,strict--southeast corner
Third and Merrick aveMuss.
Tenth District--west side of Third
avenue. aouth of Philadelphia.
rb E1sv :rsSu. p =; Boston, s.u.Ss var
49, rirTH WARD
FIRST Dtstrtct-8outhwest corner
second bistrirt- Southwest corner
Ag rasd 81 pG.tr, ssrd s,s:ss .,r.. p.
tween Montcaim and High streets.
Fourth plstrict--, Northwest corner
A'sr.a and Eiys.d streets: -
Rtvasd and Benton streets.
Sixth Dtstrict--Ilivard street. be-
tween Leland street and Aiexandrinc
seventh pIstrict Corner Hancock
Eighth District--Corner Ferry ave.
nue. and Rivard street.
Ninth mstrict--Custer avenue mid
way between Russell street and Oak-
''s Tsn aS'I pSi:s;,rics-corn.r Euclid and
Cameron avenues 20 rear of LOT SIT
usted On 3. w corner Of said street.
\ Eleventh Distrirt--Corner Cameron
and CAM" SIXTH SIXTH WARD
Fret DISTRICT Corner Lafayette
bouIevArd and Brooklyn avenue
eecooA Dsstvict--NQrtheaRt corner
BrockiYn avenue. end tabrosss street.
Third Z Dletrtce--COFnor Brooklyn
avenue and Beech street.
Fourth plstr!et--Corner Spruce
tSUh ptstrict--At the ,te- '~~sss
"a i!ssi svs:ss ''''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

ahe Smiled nalioionsly. -Forgoryl"
~ him. and he laughed at her f1aEs.
10 they both were soon their real
nesres and sat down to a hearty break
fast IN Mrs. Darnoll's rooms.
This ended. Jean took out the papers
and spent an hour going over them
carefully. Wilkerson smoked nervous
", but did not intarrupt her. When
she laid the documents down be saw
a queer glitter IN ber tawpy eyes.
so II has come 70 the old game.
chi" she said In q low voice. Il
thought you had had enough Of that"
Enough " whatr' he demanded
quickiy.
She smiled maIiclously. She formed
the word slowly aud precisely: For.
geryfT
his dark face grew paliid. anc his
eyes flashed ominously. Il did II for
you that tme-and no thanksi But
this IL all right Those deeds ara gen
uine."
-sThey merely assure the property 20
Thomas Gallon and hia heirs and as-
signs When y0u found Tom Gallon
af last aud had him ready 20 DO my
thing yon wanted just as the price o.
your silence ! suppose Il didn't occur
10 YOu % have him deed over the Mas.
ter Key mine 70 sou. di9 ity'
lie wnuldn't hive done a." ia burst
cot furi0nssy. "Ile SHOT ms once. lie
would have shot me again 20 save The
milne for the girl"
Then what good are these papefsY'
Gradually he perceived the drift Of
her speech. lie looked NJ her Tor q
moment dumbly. as n for instruction.
BDt she Was ruthless. he must pro
pose the crime himself. She handed
him the papers.
He stared NJ them and then glanced
acruss at Jean. She was waiting He
cursed her under his breath She had
always beta waiting waitlng for hinl
20 break tue law. 10 suffer that she
might have comforts and jewels aud
lee, unimpaircd shat beauty that had
been his downfan But the spell work
ed. as II had worked before.
I'm hive 60 90 out and buy some
blank Deeds" be said laboriously. Il
may have 90 look up some other points
too. eb0ut these papera.-
As ne left the room jean DaFDelI
looked after him. lazy triumph IA her
eyes.
"fstelle." she said langBldiy. you
may dress my hair ahail 20 10 q
matinee this affefnOon. ~ AFR. WI
kerson comes teal him ! all Engaged
inl ionlght-
Llfe IT. beverly Hnis WINS a welcoms
change 10 Ruth sfter the STRENUOUS
days Tint had passed since she iefi
the Master Key" mine.
There were not many nt tho botel
npd fhe most prominent nEure among
The guests was a taI. carefully dress
n Enrlsshman 70 trraranx The tourist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

rttIoH RuntrG nc Rutlrnhd naw the
encouragement on her face. He went
aulckly on, "HoWeten rive made TEN.
nomry arrangements which viii 70.
liere ron II an trouble for the present.
Miss Gallon. m tnik over the business
detnils vita fohn ana Tom Ksne.
She Frightened and lold one hand
afecilonaloly on Johns arm. y knew
everything would come nj an right
When John toox hold" she said softly.
For two days Harry wilkeraon work.
% steadily and secretly IN hla room
At last bis task was done.
NO one can eser provo that old Tom
Gallon didn't draw that deed himself"
wlkerson said trinmphantiy. "And Il
uniges me the owner Of the 'Mnstcr
Key mine. Jean. And. once IN charge.
IN make ua both worth millions!
Then
she shrank back az the fame IN hls
raze upon her.
TNow. what are you going 10 COR
she demanded. attempting 20 bring the
conversation back into business chan
neiA
Tie biz his nails savagely. "Drake Il
ont Al right he told her. "You SEE.
Kane didn't turn up to prosecute the
case. and they turned him loose What
DO sou say TO my wiring him 10 80 and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

morrow.
After a very pour incnl which Tubbs
aerared NJ the two sat down a
smoked. Tubbs' tongue gradually loos'
ened under the influence Of many more
drinks. and before 10 o'clock brought
up a waning moon Drake knew 2 great
deal that made him Uncomfortable. He
resolved TO shift the burden 70 Wilkef'
sons shoulders AZ quietly as possible.
The next morning did not bring
cheer. HIS head ached from the fumes
OF BllI Tubs whisky. and the chill OF
the mountain air WINS not d~isaipnted by
q cold breakfast. And before the sun
had risen above the peak 81 the noun
tain the mincrs had o~ppfpAehed him
with questions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03


@8HHN fhe tFain pnsled into Kos
W Anoeles the next mornlns
1ehn DORIS party got Of.
ana Sshn iefl Ruth With
4tm Kane while BE- 9tnl 70 engage
a aHlsmobile 10 take than % uaferig
ulla. q subrfe reeonGt61td ~ Errr
ga ~ quiet and restorative FOR shat.
tered ne4ee4
A. they stood there wIlkerson. Mira
uafncn aud Esfcllo also rDt on the
train. son diaEuiacd. and wefe hurry
ING away when Wilkernon observed
Ifuth and called Jeans attontion 10
~.
For an Instant abe was nouplused
Thea she said IN q low tone; 80 much
ne better. We can keep an eye out
On them"
4 must ana out where they are 90
ing to- Wilkcfson rcturned Il dou't
iIke tia looks of Sc
10 soon came back with word that
they had ordered the car % take them
% nevnriy Huh.
AfInf some inquiry WIlkerson found
the address az q hotel that seemed to
pnswer tbalr requirements. and they
wefe eoon % their way thsther IN a
taxi Within an hour tho deft Estells
had installed herself aud her mistress
n q comfortable suit WlkerEon took
= room near BY. Then came the ques
ton % their dinguincs.
~Therc Il no need Of wearing them
aay longer" Wnkerspn stated II
need be We can pot them On aEnin.~
Airs. Darncn laughed scornfuily.
yes. ana al flx hotel people saw ~
come in with cur DISCUSSES Q y VIVA,
win thcy think n they see entirely
different people o~ccnpylng these
room1f-
wllkerson had already started TO re.
meve biz mnke9p Now he paused,
Hut his reckless natnro not the better
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

continued Next Wednesday,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

81 took your Com
pound and have n fine,
strong baby. Mrs.
john MITCHELL, Mas
ssna, N. Y.
Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is n
wonderful medicine for
expectant mothers.
Mrs. A. NJ. MYERS. Cor
donville, Mo.
81 highly recommend
Lydia T.. Pinkham 4 Veg
etable Compound before
child-birth, II has done 20
much for me. -" Mrs. r.
M. DoERR, X. X. ], Con-
shohocken, Pa.
al took Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound 10 build up my
system and have the
dearest baby girl In the
world Mrs. MosE
B~IAKELEY, Imperial. Pa.
81 praise the Com.
pound whenever ! have
a chance. II did 30 much
for me before my little
girl was born" Mrs.
+. w. SANDERS, Rowles-
burg, w. Va.
al took your Com
pound before baby was
born and feel ! owe my
life 20 Il. Mrs WiSsiE
TiLLIs, Winter Haven,
Florida.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
TRY A HERALD WANT AD
Acute ArticuIar
Rheumatism

The exact cause OF rheumatism Il un-
known, though 10 "a generally believed TO
be due 20 an excess OF uric acid IN The blood,
II may ho also aid with equal truth that no
remedy has been which ~ a specific
IN all cases, In fact the literature OF rheu'
which have not been gwen a trial 10 tho
hands OF one observer We nnd that a certain
80 be u great disappointment. All physt-
clans however agree TINT every method OF
some remedy To relieve the pain aud quiet
the nervous system and Dr. W. 4. kchultEe
Expresses the opinion OF thousands Of prnc-
titloncra when he says that Anti knmuia
Tablets should be given preference over ell
other remedies Tor the relief ~ the pntu IA
al forms of rheumatism. These tablets eau
be- purchased ~ any aunntitN, They arc
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