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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

| When Irwin Cobb was q report
|eEin New York be interviewed
Jack Johnson, soon after the last
Ieffries fight, says the Kansas
City Star. He handed the big
cinder numerically, "A few days
later he received this letter Of pro-
test from q negro citizen OF
Brooklyn:
"Mr Cobb, your slanderous
statements in regards to our fel-
low Afro-American, MrJohn Ar
thur johnson, Esq., has come
under my attention: Personally
permit me to say that we take
exception to any such attitude
on the part OF any newspaper or
printed matter whatsoever.
"YOu say certain unnice things
as regards Mr.. Johnson's per-
sonal appearance, especiallyihis
lace, which you give us to under,
stand is funny, and his gsnsral
body, which you signify as being
numbering. All thatisr ridiculous,
for MIR. johnson was rlevera lum-
herman in his life. !
= Gas for you, MIR. Cobb, all I
have to say is that l know who
you are; and what you are, and
what kind OF q looking, person
you are and let3me take this op-
portunity right here to say that
you are no Lillian Russell"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

Every 25 hours there is poured
into the Harlem River 90, COO.
600 gallons OF New York City's
sewerage; into the North River
l30, 600, 900 gallons and into the.
East River M, ,000, 900 gallons.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

q If is said thst!T. B. Macanls5s
memory was 60 retentivs that,
after reading Q book once, be
could give al the saiient points
to il, and recits many long pas
sages Of il verbatim.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
VETERINARY SURGERY,

q have been putting mush ntudy
on this subject; have rsesiy1d ny
diploma, and am now wsll sQslhpsd
Tor the practice Of vstsrinaaF Bar.
sssy in ~ its branshss, and . ths
oAly one II the county. ell al 5oe
sddrefs me At Villas, n. B. r. e.i.
sss.. ss' e. q. HAYES,
hs Veterinary surtson.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

Aluminium can be rolled into.
sheets one two.th .thousandths Of an
inch q thicknes thatareas strong
Fab tiHfoil.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

= ta ~ I.sl's s4t rs sss
H. DgJg nsafJ
r sderal lawngulatingi the
oi narcotics went into efiec'
1sch 4. The effects Of the De
Eivatio nsnlting are Just nov
papg' into evidence. This i
eause Of the fact that many
1es Of drugs supplied them
lsss ioras iuniF \ tstiod as pos
M bsfors the 1awwsnt into op
! ntion. These. stored up cup
~ have been about exhausted
the misery Of human wrecks
Dming to public notice. Mrs
Nm <. Fendefbil lBwho -has
br = long time been engaged in
light for the suppression of the
rug evil in New York City, makes
report through her agent, Mr.,
Ernest K. Coulter, Of alarming
onditions now prevailing In the
DIS city. In The SUNNI Coulter
fxes account OF many people,
1uata through deprivation: ol
Docaine, heroin and other mar.
eptics, Committing acts Of vic.
snce and filing tue city'sprisons
Snd hospitals to the Gripping
pint." Mr.. Coulter does not be-
eye the people Of New York rea.
~ the seriousness tof the situa-
Won. ut must be understood, y
~ rs, that these men who
bob, assault and kill to get NOR
hins or some similar drug are
nsans. They orb the most dan.
srous kind Of hnatics when the
EsIving comes over them. The
rlg means more to them than
y; and they viii never hesitate
neacrihce lives Others and their
snoto get the stuff" tl'hecity
mp against gnatproblem. It
y estimated thatin order to deal
Iith the drug cases New York
Ill have to spend 100000 on
lts inebriety farm at Warwick
nd $175,oOO opI it's city prisons
The trouble In New York, as per.
haps in other large cities, is that
~ n DIVISION was made to care
Dr q situation bound to result
rom the enforcement Of the law.
Dependence was made solely on
he hospitals, but these institu-
Hons proved totally Inadequate
70 handle the vast numbers OF
arug habitues appls Or Fl
keep such cases ast 1A <I11p
b talea a suffice
Meanwhile, a tn -
6ess has sprung up i
arug cures and substi itS )
ise in the price Of drugs il IN t'
eresting incidental. The SUN nv
ports an increase OF as much u
LOCO per cent. Opium hasgon e
fom $6 and $40 for a six ounce 9
Han n $35 and $55. Cocaine is
how bringing $22 an ounce where
formerly cost $3. Heroin, or
Morphine diacetyl, costs six times
q former price. The morphine
sr pays IS fora supply that
aally cost 25 centsv Charlotte
erver.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

In the United States cities thsrv
was last year q bank for every
0,700 people. 1
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

as.l1H-DH bSas !.
\ : thee, short cut
to S< - I chant. /
blew - you two
60, or won spss i
town and count -
my joy and prids} I
| loved thy gaudy. ai
white tires go new. buS yu
are down and out for trusy = j
cry way. To thee, old rattl 7
came many bumps and knockk
for them Igrieve. Badly thy top
torn, frayed are thy seats and
worn; whoopihg cough effects
thy horn, / do believe. Thy per.
fume swells the breeze willis g80d
folks chokeand sneese, as We pass
by. I paid for thee q price
'twould buy Q mansion ntwicsnow
everybod odyls yelling ''icsp- i won.
der why7 Thy motor has the pip,
even the . Kid chains slip, ind woa
Is shine. I, too, have suffered
chills, ague and kindred ills Cd,
deavoring to pay NY bills, Sncs
thou vert mine. Gone ismy bank
roll now, no more 'twould choke
q cow-as once before. Yet, Il !
had the mon, 30 help me, John
amen, I'd buy myself AGAR again,
and speed some morss Ex. ii
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
Silas M. Greene,
u JEwELER 4
., t'' MABE1. N r.

All kinds Of Irepair work
done under q positive guar.
antes. When in nssd Of any
thing 10 my line give lhG a
call and got honest work 1t,
honest prices. 1,
WATCH RPAlRINa 4 SPDdxffYs
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

/ ]! leel lfeolo esss ~
Mr.. John Bu6 has giveas ii
clerking and taken sup III ~
trade OF Carpsnueriig, and ii
Saturdays only opening his 10
pairhhop for watches, clocksaad
such macbinery ont Of order q &
Amongepr populat tfavellina
statesmen "a the naoultain recJnt
" were MeeSrs. 6tiss - Has
ris Of North Wilta ashofo. j Qnias
number of drummers eoms shaft
year after year, someof them ser.
eral times Q year. until they -,
Hike our brothers, and they. afs
in reality q connecting link ~
tween the outside world and thil
little world OF our own. ..g.1
The old bank building used by
his Honor, the Mayor, Tor . may.
or's court and BY ths band boyl
as a practice room. y bsing' sn-'
iarged, the roof being raiaad =
accommoda data q second stoxt,
which will be used tor lodge and
society meetings. while the .lowst
fioor.willfbe for q town hall whets
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
nkNK STATEMENT,

kWlng is the report of the
|seAtI Isiss of the Watatga County
aeak kae Boone, N. O., in the State
on WORTH CaroliGs, at the close Of
business Msy', 1915. -
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

W4k1AQCA \ ClUNI1,.l
!, \ n.
M i q! ! - :. n, l--s---..!
III tlllei y D1ji10los
Aiter ssr;cus foht;nv Il Y xh;ci ],
lEthsgT bret 4 su sIfnhhorn 7, v, q
lIs.tance. Britiah trnnns. alcorr,
lliae T. Al ofl,ciAl statement i,sua;i,
n lFSidsy Sn6t / haca eatahl;sbs:sS,
4 themselyres- I al the 0aalipoli. Re,
ninsula and advanced a consid.
|sfabh distance toward the Mar
rows Of tie Dardanelles. while the
\ |Frunch have olsXt6f Cape Kun
! lKaleh, on rs A;siastic sideof the
i AHtrsitpyvf Nlks, Y
! tau ~. SIcdhd md most y.
irious attempt to force the Dar.
|idsllY ehas been.i. nched.
The Turks uhderx mn officers
placed every obstacle in tie way
LOT the invaders but against the
aFs 81 the allied feet and thegal-
IJGhtry 81 thei army ~ they were
ijolysd to iSll bach. The British
torcss lost heavily.in the opera-
ltioa. / 81.
Six points were selected for the
landings, which began at day.
| liight Of April 15. At Ave points
they wsls suceessful fulimmediately,
bnt a sixthnaar seddul BAH
the troops were unable to, adj
vsdce until the evening. il The
Austrians and New zealanders
landed on the west coast Of the
Gallipoli Peninsula. directly.
kacroe the country from the
Fstrunalv iortised Narrow The
FoEtsrB British troopsd dissmbarked
at tia extreme end Of The penin.
sula md hy tho 2Sth. when tive.
deqidsd ID give tho man . rest
and time to enable ti,e positions
Is be- consolidatad, tbev had,
reached Kdthia, on the road
ss1el ,sn' ,sS sGss ths, the psa1';es s oa
their comrades from the domin.
ions and attack the iorts guard.
|ipG, Narscws in the real. 1.
the French took possession o.
Cape Kun Kaleh after they had
prsvious!y attacked toward Yeni
NhHhr to the south on the Asia.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

S'eyy~s~S~O ~~ WV ""s0S6~ SoNVsJ
11ankA Boone, N. O., in the State
Of WORTH CarolinS, at the close Of
business MayI, 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $I8o,i7 90
Overdraf's 55.9S
Banking hovse 1000. 90
Furniture antfxtures 1000. 90
Due from banks and ban. a
~ kels 81. aI,s35.93
Gold coin, 3,oIo. 50
Silver coin, including all
Z minor coin currency 1885
National bank notes and
other U. S. notes a.446. 90
ft5Ts-
Total. ..........""...... $aIl,6So.S7
LIABILITIES
Capital stock N SIC. 300. 90
Surplus fyud, $4,000
Undivided Prohts, less cur.
rent expenses and tax paid 4,S5I.1s
Bills payable $1,000. 90
Time certificates Of dep, 95,7oo. g
Deposits subject to check 81 ,Ip4. 38
Cashiers c'ks. outstanding l,6o4.7s
Total... San 68o 81
State Of North Carolina, iWatauga
county, SIS: ], 6. P. Hagaman
Cashier of the sbqYe mapped nank,
dos solemnly swear the above
statement is rrue.to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
II. g. p. HAaAsiAN, Cashier.
Correct ATTEST;
N. L. MAST, as
L. A. GREENE, Directors.
B. B. snOrGHERTY
= Subscribed and sworn tobefore
me this Sth day Of May, 1915.
W. D. FARTHINc, C. .. 4.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-01
THE LAW UPHELD

The manufacturers Of the "PUR- oLA' line of Household Remedies and Toilet Preparations are in full accord with the Pure Food Laws. Besides this their preparations are sold under an iron-clad guarantee. Once used, you will use nc other. Your druggist will supply you. specl fy "PURoLA!" Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-01
WAR Is OVER

The war against coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis, etc, Is practically over when "PUROLA' White Pine Expectcrant is used for their relief. Satisfaction guaranteed Or your money refunded Price 25c and soc per bottls Specify "PUR- OLA!" Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-01
NUGGET MOVIES Local Happenings

The Mariposa will leave Seattle for Skagway tonight at nine o'clock.
 The Jefferson brought three pas seugers to Haines from Seattle: J. Nelson. Tom Hagan and MT Isaac son.
 The Jefferson had on board 45 e.. r.auerymeR for Excursion Inlet when she left Seattle on the pres eat voyage north.
 r. E. Parsons, commercial tray elar. was an outgoing passenger on the City of Seattle, his destination
 being Eetchikan.
 Vim. Clutter, IT., Mrs. H. W. Clutter and child and James Lar rau. were on the City of Seattle bound for Funter Bay.
 VI. A Pinska. soUrdough merchant ag Dawson. is booked for the north on the Mariposa, after having spent rhe winter cn the outside.
 \. D. Hughes, well known mining operator in the Spruce creek, At lta. B. C., district, is coming north ou tho Mariposa, which leaves Seattle tonight.
 There will be a special communi- cation of White Pass Lodge F < A. ,I. Fri1ay, April 2d, at S:SO p. m. . Work in E. A. and F. C. Visiting Brothers cordially invited. 4-l-2t q. l.. Green, R. NJ. Crawford, ra3:aiu E. Lancaster, A. E. Hill, V. Maclin ad Jas. Lewis were all arrivals in Skagway on the City of settle this morning. George Anderson, for Juneau; Frank Whitman for Prince Rupert, aid Mike vuiz, for Seattle, were booked on the City of Seattle, when shc left Skagway this morning. The following people arrived in ] SEagway on the Jefferson this morn ing: 4 Mcdonald, Walter Kelly, . Thos. Conuor, Thos. Achilles, Wm. Va-sa, Chas. Thomas and Wm. Han . son.
 Almost the entire shipment of .34 tons which was brought to thls port on the City of Seattle this morning was eggs consigned to interior points.
 April lst, All Fools Day, c..me in this morning like a lamb, and almost all the evidences of tae cold snap of the past two days, n the way of snow and ice, have entirely disappeared.
 Tomorrow being Good Friday there will be special service in the Catholic church at 9:3O in the morning and service in the even ing at 7:3O All are cordially in rited to attend.
  F. W. Sheelor, the panoramic photographer, who has been in Skagway for several weeks taking views, left this morning on the City of Seattle, accompanied by his wife for Ketchikan. ,. R. Gaudin, experimenting en- giueer of the river division of the W. ? & Y. R, was an arrival in Skagway this morning on the City of Seattle, after having spent the winter III Seattle. He is on his way into the interior, and is ac- companied by Mrs. Gaudin. They are stopping at. the Golden North.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-01


 The City of seatae arrived at 10:8O last night with il first and four second class passengers and ss tons Of freight She sailed south at l:S0 this morning with six outgoing people on board,
 Tom Mulguerey, IL H. Ray, P. H Leonard. o. W, Bean, P, H. Flynn and two second class pas sengers are booked for skagway on the Mar5posa, sailing north from seattle tonight,
 Mir. md Mrs. E. J. Shaw, who have been spending the past few weeks in the Sunny South-Ala- bama Georgia and Florida-aTe coming home on the Nartposa, which will probably reach this port Tues day night of next week,
 A. C. BonebTake, a young man rom Goldendale, Wash. arrived on the Jefferson this morning and is stopping at the Pullen House, MT. Bonebrake is a pharmacist and came to skagway to take charge Of Keller Bros. Drug store,
 The Jefferson came in at l o'clock this morning and left at 4 Q. m. She brought in 50 tons of freight and a number of Dassen- gers, most of whom are on their way to interior points.
 J. T. Anderson 9nd wife Of Skag- way, who have been spending the winter in California, returned home on the City Of Seattle this morn ing. Before starting north they visited the Pauama-Pacific Interna- tioual exposition at San Francisco.
 II. Standish, the storekeeper at the shops, who has been out to Seattle on 6 short vacation, re- turned on the Jefferson this morn ing, bringing with him a brand new typewriter. It (the type writer) doesn't wear dresses, how ave--it's an Underwood.
 The Princess MaQuiuna will ar rive in Sksgway next Saturday morning. thus inaugurating a ten day service for the C. P. R. boats in place of the II days scaed- ule which has been in force during the winter months. The ten day service will continue until May 26th, when the regular summer schedule Of seven days will again be institu;ed
 There is now lying at SuIZer, AL aska, awaiting a freight boat the first shipment of hariumite ore ever made from the territory. This new ore is used to mix with white lead ia the making of paint and is found in only one place in the United States. The mine is at Limestone Point, about ten miles from CuIzar The ledge is forty ice. wide and it is estimated there is enough ere to furnish the paint mills with all they can use for years.
 Capt. Gupti, many years with the p. c. S. S. Co.,, but for the past two in command of the steamer Alki Is on the bridge of the City of Seattle for the present voyage of tIat vessel. He vii! be relieved frcm his position on the City of Seattle at the end of the voyage by Capt Bob McGilvray, and will then take command of the Senator which owing to a scarcity of vessels to handle the Southeastern Alaska business. will be put on as a freighter for a few voyages before the Boring Sea route opens next summer,
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The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-01
MEN ARE ao'WI:RiEss S
To Fight AEaing. Disease Unless The9
 Strike ct tbe Underlying Cause.

To treat randruft, and Filling Hair, .sI. irlItauts or oils on which d para ltic' germ viii prosper. is like scoopinE ga1er from the ocean to prevent the tca '-o-a r!s..6.
 YCa cannot accomplish satisfactory ,l!re without having a right understand Ing cf the fundamental causes Of the rCuble.
 You must kill the Dandruff Germ. Newbro's Herpicide does this because 1t 3 specially made to do that very thing.
 when the germ is removed. the hair -as m choice but to resume healthy -roWIh and beauty.
 Destroy the causs, you remove the fleet"
 Gold by leading druggists. Send ioc IT -garnre for sample to The Herpicide Co' C--rci Mich
 One dollar AottIes guaranteed.
 At all drug stores.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-01

Olympia Beec On draugnt at the Board of Trade This famous brew. both on draft ARd In bottles Is keTt constantly fresh. This Is the Boara of Trade Bar where the celebrated Rainier Beer is also kept la bot t1e
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-01
YeS-We Have It And VIC honestly believe that a A6 "05" NS&S&& Hair Tonic Is the best hair tonic on the market soc a bottle, Sold only by us.
 Wm. Britt.

FOR RENT-Four room furn- isled house on SiXt5 street. Roy E. Gauit S-Sl-2t.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-01
Broadway. nejWeen 2Dd and Sad
 Open Every Ngiht

"A .e~k iu Jae Foreign Office. A .r. reel Tharhauser. One . -.1 re-uau0u2Ily famous stories u- B.. Blue Booa.
 N. Amateur AulwI Trainer. -a-a.-uss- company
 -.1 a--v Er.6es. "--A Neysroaa .--ty s-aru-.ug Fora Slsvlins. Commences al S:SO Q. m Music by Mrs. Hal Johnston. Admission -5c anu loC.
 CRAB MEAT COCK IAILS The Pack Trnir 6eNIaUran.
 Service a Ia carte.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-01

Wasted salesmen to sell cigars cigarettes, and tobacco to dealers Experience unnecessary. Weekly sal, ary and S5 a day travel'ng ezpens- @, EASTERN TOBACCO CO.,, Bos- ton, Mass.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01

RAILROAD OFFICIAL
EXPECTS BIG BUSINESS

Santa re Nov go Much heavier
travel i'm 1916 than ever before TO the
Rocky mountains, is the prediction of
r. A. Wadleigh. general traffic man
ager Of the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road in the following letter to the
secretary of the Museum of New Mex
ico
81 ann i'm receipt of your manuscript
Thc Land of Sipophc for publiea-
tiou in the January issue of the Red
Book want to compliment you ON
this article, it is just what I wanted
and is splendidly written 1T Is the
most complete magazine article | have
even seen written ON this section and
we will use every word of H. as well
as the pictures which YOU also sent in
For your information will say that
we expect a very large travel to the
Rocky mountains this coming year
and are boosting our Around the cir
Gle trip in every way and we will also
issue another booklet on the ancient
ruins of.the southwest Thanking YOU
for your splendid story and the
promptness with which you respond
ed, l am yours very truly i. A. Wad-
leigh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
C0WMEN FORCED AT
LAST TO ADMIT THAT
HOG Is AN ANIMAL


Artesia. y. NJ, Nov. 3O-The stock
men Of the Pecos valley have always
resented the incoming sheep men ana
farmers. and more especially have
they disliked the oft expressed idea
that a hog is an animal, just the same
as 20 COW. but this week there isn't
stockman. COW or sheep, who dares
raise his head when a swine breeder
passes him ON the street, for it be-
came known Monday morning that
W f. Hollomon of Artesia had trad
ed one young pig for six young calves
10 Carlsbad man named Hubbard
OF course, no coWman could posi-
hly see why a man with a calf would
want to trade for pig at all, but had
The trade gone the other way, and
Hubbard received six pigs for one
calf there would have been nothing
said about the matter It is like the
Old EDITORS definition of news "If a
eat eats a rat, that isn't news but if
q rat eats a cat. that's worth publish
ng' So while a trade of one calf
Tor several pigs, or even the trade of
one bum calf for one good pig would
have been considered legitimate the
fact that Hollomon got six perfectly
good calves for one extra good pig is
more than the stockmen can stand,
SO they sit ana mourn
The pig, to add insult to injury.
was less than six months old, but he
was an aristocrat. "A full blooded Du-
roc-Jersey Of the purest stock, and
the trade was really an even swap on
the basis Of money valuation, Mr..
Hubbard will use the boar TO start a
herd of thoroughbred hogs on his
farm near Carlsbad, ana Mr Hollo-
mon win fatten the calves for the
market,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
THE VAMPIRE WOMAN.
THE0A BARA, COMING
TO PASTlME THEATER

a s,inuiIaut gem Of fiction Al OPP
era 81 universal appeal and undyius
popularity a staee success So uuc-
quaued dramatic power Everyone IS
familiar with Carmen boz one or
other of these forms NuW William
Fox gives % the world a now Version
of this fascinating classic Backed N.
10y the vast resources of his superb
Organization, and assisted hy the best
direetorial and histrontc talent ob-
tunable. hc has made The screen pro-
duction of Carmen" a masterpiece ion
every sense of the word To Miss
Fheda Bara. star of INC Theatcr AM
tome, Paris fails the honor ST GREAT
ing for the moving picture public che
role of the volatile Spanish heroine.
and under the direction OF a. 49,
Walsh the noted producer. She has
far surpassed her previous screen sac
ceSses. The story of thc play is $50
well known as 90 require only the
barest outline Carmen the heauu-
fun Spanish gypsy, spirit Of cuquctry
ncauate. lives but 10 conquer the
ti'At ~ NA iliNAts lfNII JOSH "a young hA-
ficer of the Spanish army falls a.
victim To her dangerous destinations
AT her hehest he torsakes his duty.
and at last driven hy insane Jealousy.
he commits "a murder for her sake,
He flees from Justice and takes ref
uge with a band of outlaws IN tho
mountains Having accomplished his
ruin, the heartless Carmen turns TO
fresh conquests The handsome Luz
cas-, foremost torcador Of Spain takcs
her fancy and She sets about his sub-
jugation She has reckoned without
Jose however Instead of taking his
dismissal calmly. the disgraced Off
Ger lies i'm wait for his false love ana
i'm a manner ypically Spanish wreaks
terrible vengeance
AZ the PastImc theater Sunday and
Monday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-01
Lime Against tuberculosis

In the May 20, 1912, issue Of the journal
Of the American Medical Association APP
peared this statement concerning culrum
dime1 medication in the treatment Of Hi-
hcrruiosis
Under the systematic. continued aud
persistent regime Of calcium assimilation.
Van Gicson hns seen y numaer Of his pa-
ticnts improve Thc spuiun clears mp or
tubcrcle bncili Wbirh finally disnppcnr md
the patients are discharged With healed
pulmonary tuberculosis
Ethical journals seldom speal, go pusi
lively about "a remedial agent SGT This tfs-
tiinony coincide with that from many
tuuaumpttfoH whu have secured ukr rDsuu1
through the use ~ HekmauH Alternative
Since calcium ls constituent Of Oils
remedy IFS healing power may Zee due to
The way this element rs so combined with
other valuable ingredients ass 90 DE easily
osslmilatcd
Eckman's Alternative contains ne opiates
narcotics or habit forming drugs $40 H. ~
saGt~ 10 try From your druggist or direct
Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia,