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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
DAILY RECORD

Building Permits.
To Joseph Schlay, to build a brick dwell
inE on lot II. block q, Bassett addition;
estimated cost $500.
To William Brit. to build a sleeping porch
and make changes at 1112 Roosevelt street,
To J. Humman to build frame and cor
rugated iron garage on Morenci streets; esti-
mated cost $40.
To Emerson Hare. to build frame dwell
ing lots 10 and 20, block IS. Altura Park;
Deeds Filed.
North side OF Kings Highway, between
Florida and Division streets-Joseph H.
Goodman to Virtus Z. Thomas. lot a. block
H. Military Heights; consideration $500;
North side Of Manzana street. between
Lowell and Copia streets-Jacinto Armenia.
des. lots 1 and p block Sc, East FL Paso
addition; consideration 5000; Sept q. 1914.
Public school lands. FL Paso county.
A. FraZar to John Helmes. sections 9. s. 9,
10. II. l., Is and Il, block 8; sections Is.
1G. Il. 20. 81 20. % and q, block 8, public
school lands; consideration s1o.54L5o; Dec.
Il, 1919.
south side Hueco street. between Lamar
and Travis streets-tirace L. Eggers to Annie
Gibbs and o. D. Gibbs, lots II, Is, 10 and
90. block l.. Government Hill addition;
sideration 5000; Jan. %. 1915.
South side Of Fort Boulevard. between
Lakeland and Partillo streets-R. z. Mckee
and wife to A. Strout, lots p and IS, block
81, Grand View edition; consideration
S33SG2O; Nov. Is. 1914.
Lots in Hollywood Heghts-James T.
Smith to Marion Robertson, lots 26 to As,
inclusive. block %; lots II to IS inclusive.
block So; lots to 10 and Is to As inclusive,
block IS; lots to 81 inclusive block So; lots
13 TO SO inclusive, block So: lots I to As
inclusive. block 45. Hollywood Heights addi-
ton; consideration $1,000; Nov. a. 1914.
Lots in Hollywood Heights-James T.
Smith to Marion Robertson. lots II to 20
and % to As inclusive. block 6. and lots
to IS inclusive, block 10. Hollywood Heights
addition; consideration $1,000; Nov. 20. 1914
North side Of Federico street. between I'll
PasO and Portland avenues-El PasO Heights
Investment Co. to Frank Kieren. Of ella
county, Ariz., lots and s. block T6 FL Paso
Heights addition consideration 500; Dec
T. 1914
North side Of Tularosa street. between
Grama and Copia streets-W. K Mari to
Elizabeth A O'Connor. lots and 10 block
90 East Ell Paso addition; consideration
$65OO; Jan. &c. 1915.
Automobiles Licensed
3116-Ross R. Horne. 1000 San Jose street;
cycle car
3117-EugeniO PasoueI. oil North Octavla
street; five passenger Ford.
Licensed to Wed.
Albert Lordizabei TO Carolota Riveas
Alberto Terrazas to Dolores Bonal
BiTths-Male.
To Mrs VarneH Tate. 513 South virginia
street; Jan o.
To Mrs. George DeIgado, Fifth street;
Jan. q.
To Mrs AanasiO Bautista, 90 Santa Fe
street; Jan. g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
no BE THEME At MEETING

TO BE THEME AT MEETING
The Religious Education association,
meeting in Buffalo early in March, viii
have for their principal theme the
rights of the child, and will make prom
inent, under that theme, cooperation OF
state and church in education. The
association, now in its 18th year. cor
responds to the National association Tor
general and the Catholic one for Cath
Ole education After a coed many ups
and downs and many changes in Off
GERS, the Religious association, TINS
Protestant portion, is now said to be on
a firm basis, and ready to grow. The
association desires to keep in the public
mind above all alse the fact that the
child stands in need Of religious as wen
as other education.
C0oDerat ton between state and church
in child education refers to the plan
for the public schools to release chill
dren one afternoon week IN order that
thew may repair to such church or
parish house as their parents direct
and there receive instruction in Chris
tian doctrines The proposal is that
instruction received on this one after
noon shall count in examinations IN the
public school, SO that children do not
carry heavier educational burdens then
they now do Steady agitation of TINS
plan is going on by these Protestant
leaders, not in their own behalf, but IN
behalf of all who held public school
education inadequate.
Men to appear in the Buffalo meet
ines include bishop Williams Of Mlchl-
gan and bishop Mcconnell Of Colorado
commissioner Finley of the New York
Dublic schools. rabbi Abram Simon of
Washington, professor Graham Taylor
editor of the Survey, and Rev Dr.. s. Z.
Batten. the social service secretary OF
the Northern Baptist convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30

FIFTEEN MILLION children, chiefly
- in the United States, study Sun
4 day school lessons that are selected
by one general committee. and have
been so selected for many years. It
is an American plan, and the largest
thing of its kind in the world. Many
different religious bodies make sepa-
rate comments of the lessons, and pup
fish the same Sunday school literature
alone running up to Sl,5OO'OO0 year
i'm cost A few series of lessons differ
from these uniform ones, but they are
only a few. England, Australia and
Canada join in the American Uniform
plan.
Now a wholly new committee basis
has been entered upon, and one meet
ing Of the new committee has been
held. IT is admitted by some commit
tee members present that conditions
were much upset, and little accom-
plished Basic questions, long since
settled by the old committee, were
brought forth as new, but without final
action were referred back to commit
tees. The present uniform series con-
cludes with the year 1917, but so FAR
ahead do commentators work that II is
declared TO be imperative that new
series, for the six years beginning with
1913, must be chosen at as early date
as possible.
The new lesson committee has eight
members from the old international as
ISOLATION, eight from the Editorial
council, made up of commentators on
the lessons, and one member from each
religious body having publication
board and extensively using the les
sons. Protestant bodies north and
south. Canada bodies, have members
in the committee. Tie Episcopal church
has not Veterans like Fl. NJ. HamlH'
Ira NJ Price, 2. l. Rexford, John X.
Sampey, Amos R. Wells, Rufus ". Mil
Ter and Dr. w Douglas Mackenzie
are still in the committee, but for the
largest part new names appear 1t Is
expected by the older members that
many changes in lesson plans are i'm
ruediately ahead.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30

Kit. Lorraine Lacy, Doris Littell, Beat
rice Markgraff, Myra Pearson, sylvia
Rivers. Dorothy stevens, Thelma Spl-
nelIi and Elizabeth WOodsOn.
Library Story Hour.
At the library story hour Friday AT
ernoon, 40 little primary grade school
children were the interested listeners
to Mrs. Edith Graham COynes nara
fion of the fable of the wolf and the
seven Little Kids" and The Iron
stove" The story hours occur weekly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
Cradle Roll Tots Use
Pennies To Do Good
in Missionary Work

~HILDREN up to the age of 6 years
are eligible to the cradle roll of
~ the missionary society of Trim
ity Methodist church. The youngsters
accomplish much with their mite box
pennies. On special occasions, such as
their birthday anniversaries, and at
Christmas and Easter. they are re-
membered with little souvenirs and
each quarter a party is given for the
babies by the head Of the baby branch.
The mite boxes are opened at this time.
The members of the cradle roll, of
which Mrs. ". A. TraylOr is the super
intendent in charge of this work, are:
Frances Ayers.
Dorothy DanielsOn.
Willie Maude Care.
Frances Oliver.
viii Anderson Trayler, jr
Aubrey SchrOck Trayler.
Louise Young.
Kenneth Wesley Reeves.
Virginia Darnel
Eugene Read.
Myrtle Margaret Lynch.
Edward Gordon Perry.
Nettie Marie Cook
J. Mack Crawford.
Margaret Virginia Hughes.
John SCHUYLER.
Patronize your own nome valley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
Swat the Fly" Crusade
Is Started in Japan BY
MiRado's Government.

London. Eng, Jan. 30.-The Japanese
COMMUNICATION in Korea has been max
ing strenuous endeavors to stamp oel
the housefly and its attendant MS, ac
cording to an official report recel'eu
The American slogan Of swat the
Ir1v" was not considered sufficieIlIy
forcible to stimulate the Oriental IN m
agination so the administration ny ny
upon the idea Of buying flies from tne
'populace, using the slogan sen lli"-
Fly q. ro,d-
? The official report, which is mead ss.-
lined purchase Of Flies from NauHes
bv Government officials, does hos
state the price paid, or the result ON
the crusade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
BIG BAPTIST CHURCHES
nEr,rnEr NOUl 10 Re MERGED


Once for all, It is declared, the two
great Baptist churches of New York
will not unite. These are the Fifth
Avenue, attended by the Rockefellers,
and Cavalry, made famous by the long
passionate Of Rev. DR.. Robert S Mac
Arthur, now Of Baltimore. Disputes
arose in Calvary congregation where
they had been expected in the Fifth
Avenue, if anywhere, and while these
disputes have not disrupted Calvary,
it is admitted they might have done
so had merger been pressed They
arose over labor demonstration and
other disturbances coming to Calvary
with the Rockefellers.
Concerning Calvary, it is now stated
that a foremost Baptist preacher will
be called to its pastOrate, and the place
made. If possible. a great evangelical
center Located just south Of Central
park in a residence neighborhOOd, 1t
is held to be ideal for such evangelical
work. The plant is splendidly equipped
and worth S1,5O0,0O
Fifth avenue people. returning to
their old church, will put it in shape
and use it for a time. 1t is on Forty
sixth street just off Fifth avenue, and
much discussion has been had in past
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
PROTFSTANTs PLAN To
INVADE GnT-TH AMEHICA

Definite plans are now made public
for the Protestant invasion Of South
America To prepare for series OF
conferences to be held in cities where
Protestant conferences were never held
before. a meeting has been called for
New York next month. Leaders in this
campaign, which means something new
and probably large in the missionary
world. are saying privately that they
have no purpose to proselyte Catholics,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30

times about securing an avenue front
This project is now dead, but it is said
that upon further study and expert
ence will depend a plan to sell and
build elsewhere an uptodate plant
Baptist interests in New York and the
country are held to be much improved
by the saving of one church through
the falling through Of the merger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30

The ordinary cost OF a Want Ad n
The III Paso Herald is % cents. It
reaches an average of about IS. 900
readers each issue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29

Lorraine frentlerD and the junction
of the railways Of ChamhleN and Thi-
aucourt have been hombarded a.
night
ION April IS. nne " our aero
planes dropped elN projectiles on the
hanrars OF Tho dirigihles at Friedrich
shafun. The aviator observed clouds
If smoke rising from tho roof Of one
hangar Twenty-one shells have been
dropped on The station. the bridges
and a factory AT lscopoldshppc tbaf
denh During this hoinhardintnt one
of our aefoplancs feil within the Ger
iuan lines
During the course OF the day four
German machines were pursued and
reached By our h,iaiors one fell
ublnze. within the lines OF the enemy
near Brimout TWO others came 90
tho eurth near our trenches one in
Champagne and the other Ia the re.
zion ~ Anerc-~and werc DESTROYED
by our artillery The fourth fell with.
IN our lines az Mulz0n west Of
Rheims Two German ayiatots who
were not wounded. were taken pria-
oncfk,'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
BATTLES RAGE ALONc
WHOLE RUSSIAN FRONT

Pctrograd, April % f,ia London,
April 20, 5s u. M, 1.-The following
official communication WAS issued to-
right
Yesterday enemy elements dis
played Intense activity IN the direc-
ton 81 Tilsit chavli and Jurhorg on
the upper Niencn river 10 the west
of the Niemcn. on the Cgcsznppo river
there We're collisions which resulted
IN our favor.
Near kalwurya and Ossowetg
tRufslan Poland there was an artil-
lory duel
no Tie north OF the Npfew river,
the Germans on the morning pt the
2sth attacked on both banks OF the
orsyc river. With tho boyonets We
successfully fepulscl an attack In the
region Of JednoroIctz
West Of the Mluwa railway we also
repulsed attempts "a advance lay en-
my advance guards
IN the Carpathians, Ia the region
pt the I1suk pass, We repulsed on the
18TH and during the following night
attacks which the enemy deliYcred
with great energy aud also against the
heighta to the northeast ni the VIII
lapcs Of Luhnia and Hutia.
sl'lle enemy suffered heavy losses
on our wire eutanelcmcuts
'Ni the direction of StrS desperate
ENGAGEMENTS continue
~ the region 10 tho south NJ Ku-
zlpNn The enemy on the 2Gth, ate
tempt ~ AN assault against our front
of Roaiowa -Goleyct2ky but we re-
pulsed him by suceessiul cuuutct-at-
laeRs with the hayontts"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
ROOSEVELT is NOW
FREE FROM QUESTIONING
BY ATTORNEY WINS

tonilnned From rnge OneJ
~~-~~>~~~~>~-~~~-~~-~S~-
Jceted to the principles of taxing ths
franchises OF these big corporations
] advocated such taxation. Later ht
agreed with me II would be better Il
nave central taxation by the stnfe
rather than taxation by localities
Senator Plat said often he believed
no legislation should be passed.
differed with him. told him
would take the Ford bill If / couldn't
get the kind Of q bin ! wanted
Al the afternoon session Mr. Bow.
ers began by asking Colonel Roose-
Welt further questions about the fran
chise tax. In reply 10 questions the
colonel said:
Contributed 20 Both Parties.
y had q number OF talks with sem
.atqr Platt about the contents Of that
letter about the franchise taxi Mr..
Plat said IL was true that the bic cor
porati0ns, whose directors were NOR
ally bound 10 look after the interests
or their investors, contributed to both
parties, lie considered | was I'M
Justly attacking the corporations.
Did you confer with Senator Plat
about Mr. Gelshenan ?"
Il did"
Was his name presented TO you
by Senator Grady"
1T was"
why did YOU see Senator Grady
He was the leader of the demo-
cratic organization IN the senate. In
questions like that of Mr. Gelshenan,
treated the democratic as / did the
republican organization"
WHO instigated the correspond
once between you and Mr. Barnes re-
garding the state convention2'
Mr. Barnes
Colonel Roosevelt said he had op-
posed Mr.. Rarnes at the Saratoga
state convention of 1910 n the urgent
request of Governor Hughes.
Where did you meet him ?"
II met him on commencement day
at Harvard IN 1910"
Can tell what the two issues
were in 1902"
What were they"
They were Should the bosses be
perpetuatsd ana should New York
have primaries"
'Now about your sending your
message 90 the legislature to Senator
Plat What was your purpose in
sending him that message
TO get the benefit OF his expert
enee. to let him know where / stood
aud To determine whether he had any
objections which | might be able to
meet"
Now for the conversation you had
with Mr., Barnes Did you believe Mr..
Loeb's statement about Mr.. Barnes TO
be- true?"
4 did, replied the witness
An objection to the question was
sustained and the answer was stricken
)ut.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
FIGHTING CONFINES
IN SPHiss REGION

London Aprll 20 6g:i0 y. m.)~~Tha
following official statement was is'
sued tonight
Fighting TO the north and north
east Of Yprcs continued an yesterday
our operations. in conjunction with
the French, definitely stopped the
German attack and II has not since
been renewed.
since yesterday morning there
have been no Germans west Of the
canal except ut Stcenstraete, where
they have established q small bridge
head
@Thc raadiuftmcnt " the situation
has neccssitated the delivery Of coun-
teF-attacks by both the Freneh and
our troops on the north of the lpres
salient IN resisting these counter
attacks the Germnns again made us
of ahphykiatlng gases and Of shells
manufactured NJ contradiction OF The
Iiagne convention
"On tho remainder OF tie front
there II nothing to report,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
MUST SUPPORT AGED
METHODIST PREACHERS


Chicago, April rs. The i.S95.0O0
children claimed by the Methodist
church can be made a source Of con
trihution for the campaign 60 raise
0,00Q,o0o for retired ministers and
their widows and orphans, the Rev.
Frederick T. keeney of Syracuse. y.
" told the convention of conference
claimants here today.
r. I. NeN Of Nashville. Tenn. edi-
tor of the Christian Advocate OF the
Methodist church south, said that
The general situation confronting the
church is that there are now thou
sands of preachers widows of preach
ers or their orphans who were SUPP
ported By the church, but when their
strength wore out in the cause the
support was Withdrawn. care Of the
chnrchs dependents has been left
too much to sentiment, he said and
systematic effort such as Is now being
made is necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
The Treatment OF
InfIueazaor La Grippe

1t is qli.e refreshing these days TO read OF
a clearly defined treatment for Influenza or
La Grippe. In an article in the lancet
Cnnic.a DR.. James Bell, of New York City,
SAYS he IS convinced that too much medica-
ton is both unnecessary and Injurious.
When called 70 case OF In grippe, the
patient is usually seen when the fever Is
present. rs the chill which occasionally
ushers in the disease, has generally passed
away. DR.. Bell then orders that the bowels
be opened freely with salts, "Actoids" or
citrate Of magnesia. For the high fever,
severe headache pain and general soreness.
one Anti-kamnia Tablet every three hours
J. quickly followed by complete relief
Ask for A. X Tablets. They are also unex-
celled for headache, neuralgia and all pains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
AUSTRALIANS CAPTURE
sTRiTTciC POSITION

Berlin, April zS tvla London, a,20
y, M, Kilograms received IN Bet-
lin today from Czeruowiz. the capital
OF Buk0winn, say thai the Auslrians
have stormcd ana captured The town
" Boinn, 20 the east OF Czernowitz,
BoJan is the key to the Russian po-
sitlons which nov are thrown back
70 the extreme frontier Of Buko-
wilma
The attack was not surprising, the
dispatches Nay, that the Russian gen
cfal staff barely escaped capture.
The Austrian mortars are reported
20 have caused the heaviest Losses
among the RnHsiuns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29

Washington. April 2S The longest
early sprlng drought IN more than
forty Yeats exists nov over the more
eastern portions IT the country the
national weekly weather bulletin an
nouhtcd today Cotton and truck
crops IN the eastern part 90 the south
are suffering for lack Of rain but In
the great wheat and corn sections of
the middle west, he weather OF The
last Meek has been unusually favora-
bic, la The Tar western states the
outlook fot fruits 90 an kinds com
tinues promising.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
AEROPIatNE DROPS SIX
BOMBS ON ZEPPELIN WORKS

pnria. April ~ t9.fa y, MIA dis
patch 10 the lIRYas agency from Ro-
nanHhorn. Switzerland, says
AN aeroplane, flying at great
height, dropped six bombs on the Iep-
peliu establishment nt Friedrelchsha.
fen. Despite violent shrapnel aud
machine gun fire IL remained IN the
vicinity Of the balloon worifK for half
an hour and then retired safely, after
accomplishing lts object The extent
of the damage done BY the feroplune
IA not knnMnI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
C0NFlSCATED GOODS
MUST BE RETURNED

ON llnarl Z n \ NOI0rad1 OF Mu-
lego, Lower California. April ~ thy
Wireless 70 san Diego. April 2S.l -
Tho United States cruiser Raleigh has
demanded the return Of Chinese mer-
chnndlse alleged 90 have been unlaw-
fully conflscutcd by the Carrlnza an.
thoriucs NJ Manznllo, Mexico.
The Colorado "a on her way TO Ma
zntlan,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
ALLIED ANIAToIis NEAR
ZEPPELIN uEiDpt ALTERS

Bcrne, switzerland, April % tvia
pariss 6;20 ,. m.l-rhe military sta
ton al Romanshorn this morning re-
ported the appearance Of squadron
Of allied nviatots making for Fried
fichshafen where the headquarters Of
the Zeppelin balloons Is located,
Soon aficrward q lively cannonad-
Ing lasting half an hour was heard.
Six machines acr said to have been
over Fricdrichshafon Details OF the
raid are lacking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
SAYS LEFT WING or
ALLIES Si'HRI6NDuREn

Berlin, April 2S tvia London, 1895
y, m.)- we'll authenticated report
has reached Berlin that the left wing
Of the allies binding force on the Gall
llpoli peninsula, which General Won
Loman Sanders. the German comman-
der OF the Turkish forces, reported
yesterday as holding out, has now sur
rendered to the Turks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
INTER0CEANlC CANAL
COMPANY Is DISSOLVED

Trenton. y J., Aprll IS The In
tcr-oceanic Canal company, lncorpo.
rated In 1900 with the object Of
connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
by a canal through Nienragun. fled
certificate ~ dissolution today
The company was q sl0D,000000
corporation. ne outstanding capital
stock was 81 900
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29

WAS rcgainlng consciousness hs insist.
"a that the man he had rescued be
taken care Of before he himself was
given treatment
a French nun-commlssiuncd ofilcrr
saved by one Of the destroyers kissed
the Italian flag and expressed his
gratitude To the Italians for the help
tn,y had given his fellow seamen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
ONE SPOONFUL GIVES
ASTONISHING RESULTS

Albuquerque residents are aston
ished al the QUICK results from the
simple mixture of buckthorn bark,
glycerine. etc, known as Adler-i-ka.
This remedy acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel and is SO THOROUGH a
bowel cleanser that II is used success
fully in appendicitis. ONE SPOON
Full of Adlcr-t-ka relieves almost
ANY CASE OF constipation, sour or
rassy stomach. ONE MINUTE after
You take H. the gasses rumble and
pass out Butts, Inc, drug stores.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
RENEWED ATTACKS ny
ALLIi1S ARE HIPULSED

Constantnoplc. April 30 t,la Am
stordnm TO london. i2:tS a. M Tho
following official communication re-
Rardlng the Dardanelles operations
has boon issued
"'fho enemy has renewed his at
tempt against kaba Tepeh and the
south coast Of Gallipoli, but was sue
cessfuly rcpulsed
Fresh forces of the enemy ycster-
day attacked near the coast at Kun
kaleh, but was obliged 10 retreat,
ahandonlng Lhree machno guns.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
The First Principle
OF Good Health

Dne ffeat medical authority de-
rlares that sluggish bowels are the
ealife ~ more than half ITO nle that
nfrict mankind. "A eonsfipated con.
aliipn quickly affects tie liver and
eihsf organs. ~ shat indigestion and
fnnkfips ton are soon followed IN No.
l0neneHs, headaches chronic had
hfeath and q generally disarranpea
condition Of the system.
FoieF CAthartie Tablets ara nm
idcnl phxHic. for thrir action "a v.heie-
some aAd thoroughly cleansing. with.
cut gripping, nausea or inconvenienee
They. invieorate and strengthen he
bowel action and have a good eneet
on the stomach and liver.
l.. l.. Levty. Green Bay. Wis
wsites For long time ! suffered
from constipation aud liver trouble
Noikiug. seemed To help me, ] finally
secured Foley Cathartio Tablets ami
am pleased TO state they have cured
ne They are the finest cnthartic Is
take have ever used and their eject
II quick and sure
SOLD EVERYWHERE