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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20


God, 1 am what am"
rANY things enter into the max
MI ing of man, so many that it is
L Il often hard to find the determin-
ing factor.
Blood tells in the race horse. the
dairy COW, and the dog for the chase.
AS blood tells among the lower animals,
it also tells in man. Moneyed blood,
descendants Of those who have ex-
tracted blood money" is usually poor
in moral force Noble blood may be
really ignoble, hence the degeneracy
among many high born"
The blood of the Latin races runs to
riot, it is ebullient, belligerent. On the
other hand the Germanic races are
steady, quiet, often phlegmatic until
terribly aroused
Prenatal Influence on Napoleon.
Some one has guessed at the pre-
natal influence on Napoleon, his mother
lived amid war alarums, the marching
of troops, and martial music in the tur-
bulent island of Corsica. Who knows
whether the love of war was inbred in
this masterful soldier2 Some one has
said the time to begin training a child
is 100 years before he Is born, thus
recognizing the effect Of blood, birth,
breeding. Some statesmen expect, by
laws looking TO eugenic marriage, to
so improve the race as to do away with
sickness and its consequent evil
Blood and Environment Tell.
Not only does the blood tell, but en-
vironment counts in the making of a
man. From the slums of q great city,
born OF evil parents, living in poor
tenements, smelling daily foul Odors
Subsisting on poor food, one would
hardly expect to find coming a strong
sturdy character. But from a good farm
home, of good. piOus parents, living
amid ennobling surroundings, breathing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20
T. E. COURCHAIN BOUND OVER.

T. E. Courchain, recently arrested by
the police department, was given his
preliminary hearing before justice J.
NJ Deaver Friday afternoon on a charge
of forgery and was bound over to the
grand jury in the sum of $1,000. He
was remanded to jail Several witnesses
testified to having cashed checks is
sued in favor of ~. Z. Courchesne"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20

on Sunday will be Mind" Sunday SER
vice at II a. m; Sunday school $3.50 a.
NJ; Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting, s o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20
CaZOary-Houston
Square Cradle Roll
Babies All Under 3

The babies on the Cradle roll OF the
Calvary Houston Square Baptist church
are all under years old. When they
arrive at that age they are promoted
to the primary department of the sun
Gay school. Every birthday anniyer-
sGry the baby is sent a little remem-
brance OF some kind while it is on the
cradle roll
Mrs. Eta Reed is the superintendent
of the cradle roll
The names on the cradle roll of Cal
vary Houston Square Baptist church
are:
b Barker
Harriet Adams Branch.
Adelaide Bevan.
Lucille Elizabeth Neville.
c. NJ. Newman, jr.
Grace McChesney.
Lois Phyllis Cass.
Thomas Edwin Reed
ming on Sunday. Sunday school, $3.50
a m, c. V. Nafe, superintendent; B. Y.
z. L. at $50 p. m.
The following service Of song and
praise will be rendered in the evening,
beginning at 1880:
Festival prelude, orchestra.
Invocation. pastor.
Anthem, praise ye the Father"
choir and orchestra.
Scripture reading, Mr.. Robertson.
Tone poem. orchestra.
Prayer. Mr.. Hodge.
Anthem, "Hark, Hank Ny Soul
choir.
Soprano solo, THE Day Is Ended"
Miss Virginia Burke.
Ccrnet solo, star of Bethlehem"
Mr.. Williams and orchestra.
Address. pastor.
Anthem, Rock of Ages" choir
BenedictiOn hymn, choir.
PostIude, orchestra.
The Organist is Mrs. Vance; musical
director, II. D. WOOlley.
First Congregational.
At the First COngregatio church,
corner Of Williams and Rio Grande
streets, take any Boulevard car. SER
vices on Saturday will be: 10 a m,
Sunday school; 1915 a. m, Bible Glass;
II a. m. public worship; Rev. Miles
Hanson will preach on The Power Be
hind the Throne Miss Dorothy Cong
don will accompany the quartet.
English Lutheran.
The English Lutheran church, at the
corner of Montana and Ange streets,
Rev. Arthur c. Harris pastor, there
viii be morning services at II o'clock,
theme, The Day of Salvation" even
ing service at 1880, theme, The Touch
Of the Master"
Christian Science.
At the Christian Science church, cor
ler Of Montana and Stanton streets,
first reader S. T. Shirley, the subject
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20

- +f++ +%+++ - >
:. SCRIPTURE. :
++"++ 4%+++ +++ + +
Genesis Ti1-1O.
And the Lord said unto Noah, Come
thou and all thy house into the ark;
for thee have sec. righteousness be-
fore me in this generation.
OF every clean beast thou shalt take
to thee by seyens, the male ant his
female; and Of the beasts that are, not
clean by two, the male and his female.
OF fowls also of the air by sevens,
the male and the female; to keep seed
alive upon the face of all the earth.
For yet seven days, and 1 will cause
it to rain upon the earth forty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20
REVIVAL At FIRST METHODIST WILL
CLOSE SUNDAY WITH 8 SERVICES

Efficiency Normal Being He Id at Westminster Presbyte
rian Church Attracts Man " Conference of Christian
Stewardship to Be Held Sunday Afternoon; Re
vival at East FL Pas Baptist to Continue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20
Burroughs Adding
and Subtracting
Machines

For better service and
efficiency, we have in
stalled two Burroughs
Ledger Posting Ma
chimes, enabling us to
handle your business
with more dispatch and
safety than ever be-
fore.
The officials and en-
ployes of this bank
would be glad to have
you call and see these
machines in action. The
invitation is extended
to all.
Service and Safety is
our motto. 4 percent on
Savings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20

Cor, 1910; s'But by IKE grace Of
God, 1 am what 1 am"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20

By BABER Of the Atura Presbyterian Church
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

gen ab, bas 6ur@ Dos oi@te 2aub
idlagt!"
uMber sic @litgefabr!" mabnte Die
Mutter.
u8libgefobr inn @ud)entpal6, Ml1t,
ter? @obnt nidt! @or ben @iden
ionlt GU pei9en = 6o6 6ie SUDDEN
1onit gu il1den. l1nter Der groben
@u6e, .oie oberbalb unieres &ornfel,
6es in Ser s&olberba6 itebt, babe i4
mabren6 6es itdrfiten Sdutts BEL SEM
alten 2enbar6 geitanben - u%brigens,
Mutter, muB id Sir 6a glei6 cine
&iobspolt m%ittbeilen! 9os groBe
@ornfel6 in Der &ol6erba6 lit bom
@agelihlog itarf beimgeiu@t NOR
6en!"
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6erbo6?" mieberbolte 6rau @otber
erbleiden6> in6em iie ioeben @lob ge>
nommen batte. SIRE 3ige batten
ben Mns6rud bes beftigiten St.
f6redens ongenommen. u@s mero
6o6 um @immels miue nit aa6 nod
6es l1ngliid iiber uns CONNIE? Conn
tpiiBt i@ nit mebr -" nit einem
glid o11f oos tbeilnabmslos CUR Seite
lteber6e &ldrden unterbro6 tie ith
uno fubr Damn, iih getpoltiam 8rr
duBerliden @ube 5~mingeno, fort:
SEQ - boffent1i6 is es nit 10
16lim. Sir nero otper e Sdalae
@uffee uff foa San lpaS i@aoe, @rnit!
Sd mim glei9 6enoo6 gebe! @iellei@t
gebit Dm in ser 3eit emol nit De
Ma66er in Sc @arte un6 gudit, tpas
sic aifiele BORT mngeridt batpe?"
Mit feiten @dritten, obne cine
Meiene gu per5ieben, ging Srou @o=
tier 1od ser Slide. &oum aber bottle
|ii6 sic na6 Dem 6l1pr fubrenbe
|Gbire binter ibr gei@loiien, alS iie
in Der Mitte 6es ungebeueren &o11=
mes 1teben b1ieb nn6 iid NIT elmer
@eberoe ser @er5meiflung nit beiben
@Gn6en an Ben @opf fubr. uMa@ 6es
nod - aad bes no@!" it0bnte iie oa-
bel un6 marf ei1en anflagen6en 8ltd
mab oben. rDu lteber @ott, milit
gu uns Damn NIT aner @etpalt
ruinire?"
God MIR ei11e1r Mugenblid 6a11erte
tire 6oiiungsIoiigfeit, Damn fubr tie
iid, als noble iie a1le triiben @e6an=
fen ber1dyeud)er, NIT Ser &edten mber
sic @tirn nnb glei9 barauf ~fnatterte
unter ibren frdfttgen &anoen Dos
@eilig, nit benz iie auf benz groBen
gento1ertens Scribe bas Se1er ent=
5in6ete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
@eiprenste Tei1eln.


Sic Mnffor6ernng, NIT 6en Meab=
6en IN 6en @arten gu geben, tpelde
6rau Motber bel ibrem @%inausgeben
an 6en @obn geridtet batte, idien >ne-
mig 1ra9 oeiien @eidmad gu iein,
benn obne Elm ~5uitimmenoes 8ort 5n
duber1 ODER. Miene gu MAIDEN, benz
Nor1hIoge at folgen, trat Ser iunge
Marm an Dos eine Ser 6en1ter umo
fab o1f 6ie @traBe binous. @iel tpor
90 orouben nidt gu feben. 9ort to-
men Die bei6en &nedte nit Dem leerer
9eitertpogen 5uriid, Dor melden elm
Bfero geipamnt par, an DEM iid MIR
Ser Iebbaft nod Sen laitigen 6ltegen
binz un6 berfdlogen6e Sdmeif gu be-
megen idien, 10 laneiam id1id es Die
2anoItroBe baber. >@orbin auf 6em
6eloe batte @rnit bem @efabrte, 6as
unten an Dem 8a9, bolb peroed bon
einem @ebiiidl g%eitnn6en> meiter gor
feine 8eadtung geident = iett
fragile er iid, Oh er ii6 6enm ni6t
tan1de un6 Oh 1as 6ubrmerf mirfli4
BON BEN bei6en &nedten bes Sa1ies
begleitet tpiirbe. Gas tpor ia Elm er-
barmlider .@Iepper! @ie Fam 6enn
Ser olte 2enbar6 ba5u, eine iol9e
@dinomdbre ein5uipannen ?Die mad-
te ia NIT ibrem Acknowledgements
@opfe Sen ginbr11d, alS tonne iie iid
fu11m a1f Sen @ieren balten, un6 als
mdire file bon sen @nedten in Sic
DeidieI bineingeid)oben mor6en! MS
er 6os Iette NAL 51 bouie getpeien -
erinnerte ii9 ser @eimgefebrte -
mor Ser alte 2enbaro audi nit bem
@eiponm 6en ndmliden @eg berab=
gefabren. Danals tan3elten 5met
pradtige @oppen Dor Dem 9eitertpa=
gen mn6 ser alte &nedt ftan6 brett
lpnrig ober unb permodyte sic hinge
6uIo ser f%e1trigen &oiie fa1m at
5igeln!
Gin unbebaglides @efiibl beidlid
Sen iutrgen @anrt, um 10 %u1bebagli=
der, oils ibm felt ieinem @intritt IN
Dos @oterbous 6ieies 10 leer un6 per-
n6et erfdier, tpie er es nod ME geie-
ZEN botte. 5onlt berridte I'M bieie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Ser lebte 3mflndtsprt.

Sn Ser Sffenitl1be Ser &reu5pege
Grocery lit Ser lebte 3ufludtsort,
oenn idlieblid iibertrifft er ollie att-
6eren. Gbomberlain's Suitenmeoi.
gin fin6et man in foit allen &relt3-
tpeg-@ rocerien in 6ieiem 2an6e, urt6
iie bot ltets elm giinitiges @erbift er-
bolten. Sc 1T m1f Benz 2orrbe, tpo
Der Marn. ertpartet, nollen @ertb fir
fem. @eIb gu befomner, neil 6ies
Wefttel iiberaa1S ge~tplr6igt miro. gu
fuufen BEL Mnrti11 Molitor. - I'm.
aeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
@eimmbbeit fSrbert Trobfnm.

Dime @efnnobeit lit edte 6reu6e
unm0glt6; obne quite @er6a11111g 1tnb
reguIdren 9hublgang fonn1t SsSbrt 11i9t
geiln6 fem. @nratm es bernuhIdiii-
gen St11blgmg GIT bqben nno frnnt
rtn6 eler6 5u fetn? STR broudt 6os
1ridt. Mebmt eine fIeine ST.. @ings
Meue 2ebenspiGe radbts, STR merbd
Damn ant Morgen garraen freien
5tublgang baben n1t6 gud bel bef.
fer fiblen. Silt g11retr1 Mppetit uni
Ser @eroal11ng. @eriud& es eire
modt. Mnoeige.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
TWO MORE REVEALS HERE
the LAST OF THIS MONTH
EAPTISTS AND SALVATION ARMY
WILL HOLD EVANGELiSTIC
SERVICES SOON.

In addition to the evangelist meet
iGgs at the NJ. L. church this week,
two new series of revival meetings
will be held in Lewistown in the
near future. The members OF the
First Baptist church have made plans
for services to be held in the local
church from October % to November
Is, these services to be conducted by
the Rev. +. A. Valiant of Bozeman.
The Salvation Army will conduct a
suul having campaign from October
20 to 25, and these meetings will be
under the leadership of Brigader
George T. Jordan, who was for ten
Years a saloon keeper and who has
been for sc years an officer in the
Salvation Army. doing work in Eu-
rope, Africa and America. The last
evening of the revival meetings Mr..
Gordon will talk on his life in three
continents.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
FOOTBALL GAME MERE SATURDAY
IS CERTAIN TO Be INTERESTING

The high school football players
We're out Monday evening for practice
and beginning Tuesday afternoon. will
practice every dav to and including
Friday with the husky town team The
boys are showing marked improve
ment in every department and enter
tain some hopes of getting The deci-
sion against the Great Falls high llere
Saturday. They are arranging for
reception and dance to be given for
the visitors at the gym Saturday eve
ming.
Saturdays game will be played at
the city park beginning at $3.50. and
it is sure to be very interesting game.
Friday evening the local teeni and
the rooters will have bit oe 4 rail-,
on the Streets in order to stir UP in.
terest, enthusiasm and pep,ii the con-
test. 5sfz.=+
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
COFFEE CREEKS
CELE BRA ION

The second anniversary of the
founding of Coffee Creek, will be cele
brated at the second annual colt show,
Saturday. Ocober %. The most inter
esting event of the day will be a. bar
bccue, for which two huge beeves have
been purchased and these will be
roasted in true barbecue style, and
sandwiches will be served free to all
visitors.
Over $500 will be spent for amuse-
ments, prizes and awards. The Stan
ford band has been hired for the day
and will lead the parade of floats, live
stock and decorated automobiles,
which will take place at 1l:30 a. m.
The celebration will be in the ma.
ture OF a booster celebration as we'll
with "a Greater Coffee Creek" as a
Slogan. Secretary Blodgett of the
Chamber OF Commerce has been asked
To- speak along the lines of commercial
club work as a powerful factor in the
np-building OF a community, and Coun-
tN Agriculturist Carl Peterson will be
the other speaker of the day.
John Stevens, the winner of the cup
OF last years show, will be contender
| with some especially fine colts this
year against twice as many entries as
before. Prizes will also be offered for
the best displays OF grain, vegetables
and poultry.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
MCCARTHY WILL Be 4 VERY
BUSY FIGHTER THIS YEAR
GERS in RiGHf WITH THE
BROOKLYN CLUB.

NEW YORK, Oct. i9.-Tommy Nc
Earthly Of EewistOWn. Mont, will be
the busiest fighter in Gotham this
season. Judging from the number OF
inpoltant bouts lie has just been
signed up for.
lie is signed up with the Broadway
Sporting club OF Brooklyn for ten
consecutive bouts every two weeks
apart. The first of the bouts will be
staged on October 30, when Mccarthy
will meet Boer Rcdel. Other bouts
will follow with Tom Cowler. the
heavyweight managed by Jim Corbett,
Battling Levinsky. Jack Dillon. the
lisht heavyweight champion, Jim
Flynn, Al Reich, Jim Savage, Dan
tPorky) Flynn and Tom Mcmahon.
who has l2-round decision over Jess
Willard. obtained last year at Youngs-
town. Ohio.
John Weismantel, manager OF the
Bros dway. has given Henry Irslinger
the privilege of matching Mccarthy
, at any club in Brooklyn. Mccarthy
is expected here Friday.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
A PHlLANTHROPIST.

Andrew Carnegie Bullwinklc, claim
agent for the Milwaukee. went to
Great Falls Tuesday, after spending
several DAYS in Lewistown. There
may be nothing in a name, but that
is small comfort. Mr.. Bullwinkle ad
mts that he started from Butte the
other day with six $40 bills wrapped
in a 81 bill and that he gave the 81
bill to the conductor on the train for
small change. Also that at Three
Forks he met a girl who dunned him
or box Of candy she claimed he
owed her. and he, forgetting the con-
ductor incident. gave her the bill upon
the outside of his roll for the purchase
of said candy. little dreaming until
he was well on his way again he had
donated enough candy for all the girls
in Three Forks.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
FERGUS COUNTY
GRAIN OUTPUT
RAILWAY ESTIMATE OF 6,5oo,o0O
BUSHELS TO EE SHIPPED
FROM COUNTY,.
MILWAUKEE OFFICIALS IN THE CITY

An approximate estimate made by
the railroads operating locally, gives
The following information: That at a
conservative figure, Fergus county
has produced 100000 bushels OF
wheat this year. OF this amount
G,500,000 bushels will be shipped,
100000 bushels being carried by the
Milwaukee and about 100000 by the
Great Northern Probably 100000
bushels will be held for feed and seed
ing This is a rough estimate and a
prospective one as well, but rom all
indications, is fairly accurate.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
REMAINS
MYSTERY

BUTTE, Oct. 2n,-Scarch at the
North Butte mine failed to reveal
more bodies of yesterdays explosion
aud the death list is placed at II, with
five injured. the condition of two OF
whom is critical The cause of the
explosion still is yelled in mystery
despite the efforts OF North Butte
officials and state mining authorities
to gain some inkling as to the origin
of tho disaster.
Daniel ]. McGrath, deputy state
Investigation today without coming
to any definite conclusion.
Powder does not go Off of it's own
accord. There has to be shock, but
what the shock was in this case we
do not know
The theory that IA rock could have
fallen from the skips in the adjoip-
ing compartments of the granite
shaft was exploded when it was deei-
nitely determined that at the time
of the explosion the skips were down
in the mine and not at the surface,
nor could two painters at work Jl
the frame above the shaft drop any
thing as they We're out OF range Of
the powder. The runaway car theory
also was secuted, witnesses being
found who would have seen the car
had it dashed down the incline near
the shaft.
Deputy McGrath advanced theory
of his own to the effect that stray
rifle bullet struck the dynamite. boys
having been observed shooting at a
mark near the mine.
No date has as yet been set for the
inQueSt
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
This !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case or tatarrh that canltot be cured by Hail
Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CIIENEf co., Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. have known +. j.
cheney for the last Il, }cars. and believe him
perfectly honorable in an business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obhgations
made by Ills firm
NAT. BANK or COMMERCE.
Toledo Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
tne system. Testimonials sent free Price 10
cents per bottle Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for cons.tipation
~
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
BILLINGS TR|UMPHS OVER FERGUS
Sugar City Lads Outweighed Visitors
an Average of Twenty Pounds.
Score 70 to O.

BILLINGS, Oct. 16.-The Billings
high school team triumphed over Fer
gus about as it pleased here this al
ternoon, the chief reason for this per-
haps being that tho Billings team aver
aged 20 pounds or mere heavier than
Fergus At that TIL" visitors put up
Il clever game and while outcassed,
made many clever Plays. MacGowan
and Hanley starred for Fergus and
joe King, the guard. put up splen-
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
VISIT GRASS RANGE,

e. II. Mitchell, division freight and
passenger agent for the Milwaukee.
succeeding =. r.. Seaman, arrived in
Lewistown Sunday OH his first Off
cial visit over the Northern Montana
division. Accompanied by Super
intendent Whiting he made the trip
to Grass Range Monday and visited
other branch lines Tuesday. Mr..
Mitchell comes here from Duluth. :.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
ILL At HOSPITAL

Mrs. Frank Rralley of Kolin was
brought to the local hospital Friday
night, She has been i'll for several
months, but recently her condition
mas taken change for the worse.
tier husband died about two months
aso and this has had depressing ef-
i.ct AIRS, Eralley was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Franklin.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
OLD FRIENDS WELCOME HIM..

John l.. Mears. former prominent
resident of Lewistown. arrived here
Friday on short visit. Mr.. Mears
now resides near Geyser, where lie
is engaged in the stock business. lie
has countless friends here, who are
glad to see him ON his occasional
visits.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
OFFICIALS INSPECT.

Assistant Superintendent e. Fl. Bar
rett of Milwaukee, Puget Sound lines.
Assistant General Freight ana Pas
senger Agent w. j keelev and Di-
vision Freight and Passenger Agent
G. r. Mitchell were in LeWistown
Tuesday evening after an official in
spection trip over branch lines out
OF LeWistOwn
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21

did defensive game. 1t was very
freakish game, but was cleanly play.
ed Nat a PLAYER was hurt. The Fer
gus contingent sizes Billings up as
sure contender for the state champion
ship.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
BIG SHIPMENTS.

Eighty cars of grain were loaded on
the Northern Montana division of the
Milwaukee Monday, making the big
seventy five cars of stock were sent
out over this read yesterday and 40
today.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
LONG HERE.

F.. j. Long. Milwaukee right-of-way
agent. is in the city on business for
4 few days.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21

Among the new tweads shbdued
plaids and checks are most in favor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-23
Dr.. OSIer on tuberculosis

Sir William 0Rler, one OF the fore
most OF living medical men, for
merry OF Johns Hopkins, Baltimore,
and now ReElus Professor of Medi-
cine Mt Oxford. says In his "Practlce
OF Medicine" 1Se2D. on page 24o:
'tThe healing of pulmonary tuher-
cu1OHiH II shown cIinicnlIy by the
recovery of patients In whose aputa
elastic tissue and hacilIl have been
found. In the SrnnulntIonE
products and associated pneumonia
n scar tissue In formed. while the
smaller gaseous areas become I'M
preEnatcd with lime salta. To Such
conditions alone should the term
healing be applied"
Many eminent medical authorities
nave testified to- the efficacy Of lime
salts In the treatment of tubercu-
losis. and the success of EckmanA
Alternative in this and allied throat
ana bronchial affections may be due
partly to the fact that II contains
lime salt so combined with other
valuable ingredients as to be easily
assimilated.
Widespread use of this remedy In
numerous cases of tuberculosfS-
many of which appear to have Yield
ed ompletely to it-justifies our he
lief that il Is worth a trial. unless
some other treatment already is
succeeding. 1t contains no opiates,
We make no promises concerning II
any more that reputable physicians
give promises with their prescrip-
tions. but we know of many cases
in which IT HAS HELPED.
Your druggist has IT or can get
IT, or you can send direct.
Ecknan Laboratory, Philadelphia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-23


fore designated as registration dassI
and al other dates provided for hold.
ing primary and general elections. and
which are not specially mentioned tn.
this section shall be fixed by the cleo
ton supervisors to conform TO time
fixed by this act, and all notices shall.
be given and all publications shall
be provided for to carry out fuzzy the
intentions OF this act in relation To-
all matters pertaining to the registras
ton OF voters, and the holding Of priS
mary and general elections, And I'm
the event the bill does not 90 into ef-
feet from its passage the term 6f OF
flce OF the first directors shall begin.
on the first day OF August. one hous-
and nine hundred and fifteen and end
on the thirtieth day of April, one
thousand nine hundred and seventeen
The terms OF office Of the members
OF the first board of directors electadi
hereunder shall expire ON the tiirtieth
day of April. one thousand nine hum.
dred and seventeen.
Section 232. The act OF one thoQs-
and nine hundred and thirteen amend.
ing the city charter OF the city Of
Fairmont and all other acts and parts.
OF acts inconsistent with this act, are
hereby repealed
(The End.)