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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

After spending tho most successful
week al tho New Orleans Chess. Checker
and Whist Club and after winning every
game Ie contested AT the local club in
Simultaneous exhibitions as well as at
oifhand and consultation games the
gave a Simultaneous exhibition AZ tho
P!ttsburg Chess Club on Wednesday
evening. whan no contested f:ty-two
games, OF which he won ftty-one and
drew one. II may DO added that nj
New orleans he gave two exhibitions
80 simultaneous play. taking the black
nic"cs IN the :,rst exhibition on nineteen
Yards and the white pieces in the Sec
ond exhibition on twenty boards. AZ
stated above, he won every game.
In consequence OF tho results Of two
important games IN rho final round OF
the championship tourney OF tho Isaac l..
Rice Progressive Chess Club, played on
Thursday evening, namely those between
Kostic n Morris u Kupch!k and
bernstein. tho Serbian player and kup-
chik ar. tied FOR frst and second places,
and they viii therefore have : play an
additional match to decide tho csan-
p;oush,p. thatcs was placed THIRD.
Morris adopted against Kost'c "A Russian
Defence and was beaten after thirty
one moves. while bernstein resigned to
kupchik IA Queens ga'nh't declined after
thirty-iVc moves. There are stu two
amt to he finished, ono between Nor
r!s and Maraurhess and tho other be-
tween the latter and pornbach. The
totals TO date are therefore: Kostlc.
Kurch!k. 40 each: Chajes. az Bern
stein. 3; D~ornbach, q: Marauchess. l:
Morris, u.
sam from this contest IS herewith
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Her Small brown Dos.

From Our Dumb Aainals.
He does not wait I'll ! appsaSt
A sixth sense tells him 7 am near;
He greets me with n clarion c<Af@
My small brown dog
I ten him worrying a q and ENDS
or things too small for human fr!ends
A most attentive ear he bends
My small brown dog
He never asks the rsason why:
He never makes . fool reply.
Nor wonders when I smile or sigh-
My small brown dos.
They say this world ssss all Of him.
hut that's because their sight 10 dim.
think III. glorious 0raphim
Like small brown doGA
A. q. TRArn.
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QUEENS DAMMIT DECLINED.

Only ono additional game In the cham
piouShip match for the Empire State
was PLAYED between A. Kupchik md y.
bernstein, tho former losing in sixteen
moves. ts viii be seen FROM the score of
the game, which is herewith appended:
SECOND GAME QUEENS GAMBIT
~DEcIISl.D.
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CHESS FOR PLAYER,
LOVER And STUDENT
Kupchik Strong Candidate for
Two Championship
HOnOrS.
RECORD BY ~CAPABLANCA

Tho preliminary part Of the annual
championship tournament Of the Man
haitian Chess Club n practically over,
and as win bs seen from the appended
standing Of the seven competitors. Kup-
ch.k. Bernstein. Hodges and Raubitsche&
are the four players who Will play q
supplementary contest. each man TO play
every other player m additional game
10 decide me championship. Seeing that
Kupchik 10 leading Bernstein with half
a point. Hodges with M point n
Raubitschck with three, Il may almost
he taken for granted. barring accidents.
that Kupchik will emerge the winner and
thereby will hold the championship title
Of h club for three successive years.
The ecord TO date:
Payers. W L. Plsyers: ". l.
Kupchik ......Sh RosenthAl ..-.i
Bernstein - koehler ........h ~
Hodges .,....t y Bihoff .""...-o 8
Following are tho scores Of sorne OF
the games played In this tournament:
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May b. Avea-Nda.

May b. Avea-SsdA
Now should yeu stray BY AVON side
This Maytims OF the year.
In Charlecote Park will sing the larh.
And roam the faiiow deer:
the white plume Of hawthorne bloom.
The fair web Of sarth's wonder loom.
Make lovely warwickshirsi
And mould you stray through s.ra,sord
streets
When homo the sooa feik thfsns.
And shadows dil and lights are liz
The winding ways along.
From out the open thrown,
A-down the twilight brssses blown.
Will soar the sound Of scngi
And should yeu stray through Trinity e'css
To bow IN praise or raysr
where elm trees braid their shine and SHADE
In the soft Avon air.
whether II be by stream or street.
or where the minister arches meet.
His spirit will be there!
Shakespeare. Of the immortal phrass.
OF deathiess rhythm and rhymA
Above the transitory dayS
Still adian and sublime.
The glory OF whose fame and name
IL l,mned as by Q torch Of Same
Upon the wallis OF Time.
CLINTON sooi,AaS
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POEMS r READING.
loi n. c.

loi n. c.
Remnant Of Grecian vsior and mishti
Ever straight onward their IeGtous bear.
Fighting their way In winters despite;
Ever the moving. hollow square.
Ambush each side. the unknown before.
Now the rocky steep. now the sharp In
OF q thousand hills one hill the more
But over II lies. oh. sight divine!
Ths silver floor OF the EuIins tide!
Xenophon heard . ain arise:
And forward he pressed to meet new foes;
But he refined his stssd. and he shade his
"z.us the p~res.rver, and Herak,es suids
They have given u victory after rout."
Onward. stiil onward. the murmur Goes-
'rhaiassa! Thsiassa!" How thsy shout.
while the savage hills give back their
n.
1919 A. D.
Anothse aeA and another host
over the road the Ten Thousand toilsd.
Fighting their way. they have won to the
coast.
Trebisond's citadsiied height havs wen!
And they gass on the Euxine's silver plain
The Euxine dashing IN the u n
An. but they know BY that sight they are
free!
well may . people the winter long foiied
LII. the ola CRY Of rejoicing aGain-
'Thslassa! rhslassa.-opsn ssa!'
Eprra n. THoNAs.
NEW YoaE. Nay I.
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Miss r, Soricrs ~Ifatnes. secretary Of
tho Womcu's Chess " of Now York.
announces tho conclusion ~ tina clubs
championship tournament for a trophy
donated 10y Miss ~liaiuca to the club IA
q pcrr~tual competitive emblem and was
! presented with the object of encouraging
Improvement In play and good fellow
ship among the members. NrA. Charles
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FIRST SECTION

Entries FOR me Rice memorial inter
national tourney:
PROBLEM 40. Coz. MOTTO: 'HrRrA."
B'a~t-T p..-.
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away With the combination repeated.
an I vas gwine TO bar him outen the
game. But Bla!sdell says no.
THAT pirate o. hell he says, Is
got mo money n = good 70 his health.
an he sho' does play a mastery game,
but I'm gwine to find a way to beat
him out or bust
well. he done bellyached over II
TO a considerable while. an II day he
to me an he says. 'Grecnlaw. we
uns Is got to have a new house rule.
an I've done wrote 1t down, so they
can't he no dispute
We'll. I asst him what I was an he
perjuced a piece O. paper. He'd wrote
onto II
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Ma Man's Land.


No Mans Land 10 an eerie sight
Al carly dawn In tho pale fray light.
Never y house and never a hedge
In No MANS Land from edge to cage.
And never a living soul walked there
To taste the fresh Of the morning air.
only some Jumps Of rottinR clay.
That were friends or foemen yesterday.
what are the bounds Of No Man's LAndf
You can sec them clearly on eithef hand.
A mound OF rag bags gray in the sun.
or q furrow OF brown where the earth.
works run
From tho eastern hills TO the western 80
Through ne,d or forest DER river ana leei
No man may pass them. but aim you well
And death rides across on mo bullet or
Bu. No Man's Land IL q goblin sight
When patrols crawl over al dead o. night;
Roche or British. Belgian or French.
You dice with death when you cro.s the
When ITO '"r.p,n." like nr.n,.. in the. dark.
Ana YOU drop for cover 70 keep your head
With your face on the breast OF the four
months dead.
The mar who ranges IN No Mans Land
IL doGeed by the shadowe on either hand
When The star shells nars' - 1t bursts
Scare. til. great ray rats tina. feed On the
And the bursting beme or the sa,onst
May .n.w.r Ii. click Of Xo1, :ss:ty catch;
To hunting for blood in No Msn's Land.
Captain J. KNIGHT ApxiA.
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vhre0 1On8o H0r tne Do1anoou.
Prom Poems IN Pdsa~0." privately printed,
I. THIS HOUR 10 THINE.
This hour IL thine above all hours
All toys. holy. serene. remotsi
Remembered As ths ohaiicsd flowers
Upon Q iotus pool ahoat.
This hour 10 thine and mine, All. see
The moon on Full pale and wans.
And know this one hour shared by thee
Requites eternitiss Of pain!
II. THE BRIDEGROOM.
Who on HE honorsd Grand ridss
To where O'tani fair
Beneath her fathers roof tree btdss.
Rich gifts 10 her must bear.
Ioh. Mttls dear one. far away
what gave ! you, made dumb
BY your despair. that night In May
Beneath the towering PLUMP
One Blossom from IN. hcush hen. lc-
That hid our tryst from view.
An! When In spring all blossoms blow.
Their fragrance Is Of you'll
he who wsds o'tani brings
Rich silks and ivory.
In his cold heart . Geishs sinss.
what gave you Love. 70 msf"
III. THE LONELY PRINCE.
In the palace gardens nod and gleam
Lilly branches. petallsd ross and white
Golden raysh the starlight Of our dream
Fragrant IL thy signing. oh, Delight
In tho palace gardens. see. are III
Lanterns nobly wrought In bronze and
stone.
All about them winged niEht moths ait
10 my thoughts return to thee. my Oval
0lAcs CLAsks Nsw7oH.
H=--
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Whits-10 Pieces.
White 70 pay and mate In three nova
PROBLEM NO. se3. MOTTOi TONY
Bla-h-ll Pieces
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Tho New Jersey Court or Errors and
Appeals holds in Michel vs.. Wius,nw
that in an action for damage, against II
physician for thc negligent performance
of II surgical operation. in that a gallc
sponge WA n~oeliGontly left in tho plain
tif's abdomen. Il WAS held In he tn
furious error to charge AT the request
of the defendant counsel that III you
find that tine gau2e was left in tho alb
dumcn Of pla'nt r. and the i~nciSion sewcd
up by defendant or allowed 10 heat over
IL, the burden OF proof is on defendant
To show that It was not left there by
any carcl'Ssuoss or ucCliGCnre of his"
In an action for negligence the burden
Of proving tho negligence az the de-
PENDANT Is upon tho plaintiff, and ms a
proposition OF law for tho iury's guild
ance at tho close Of tho case Il never
shifts to the defendant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

One pardoned after conviction OF crime.
Il Ia held IN Hodgeman vs. Olsen. l.. r.
A. 1916 a. 100. cannot ento!n the dis
:r!hut'on Of photographs and other data
for Identification. which became part
OF his record as a convict anon the
police officials and penal institutions OF
the State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

NJ. c. X. says: Just A. A IA about 70
take up his thirteenth card lie remarks
that his side is dealing with the blue
cards. and that 2 must have dealt either
with the wrong pack or out OF turn. Il
bets II Is too late to correct Il.
II A was about to lift his cards his
hand must have been complete. n the
others had each thirteen cards before A
called attention 10 the error in the
cards. Il 10 o late: but II the dealer
had not dealt tho last card. A Is entitled
to . new Deal. either with the Hight
pack or by the RICH. dealer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

Death by p'oma,ne poisoning due 20
rprtaking OF tainted food through mis-
take Is held within the terms Of a
policy insuring against death by acct
dent In johnson W. Fidelity & G. Co.
l.. r. A. 1915 A. 41S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

How Il Tho Date OF Faster Sunday
determined? T.. q, II,
1t Is tho Sunday after the full moon
on or after March ~. Thus II never
comes before March 80 or after April %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

In Watkins VS.. Cottcl! In the English
Court Of Appeal I. appeared that the de
PENDANT. who carried on the business ~
a furniture remover. agreed with the
plaintiff Ia move his furniture, having
previously inspected the safne for n GER
tain sum-. no other terms being eN-
pressed. Tho goods wAre destroyed by
FIRE during removal without any neSli-
Gcnce on the part Of the defendant |.
WAS admitted that the defendant was not
a common carrier. II was held that he
had not go exercised his employment ~
10 incur IN" liabilities ~ n common car
rler and tina he was not liable for the
loss OF the goods.
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which b corfeoe. rector Of 81. Der.
nards Church." O. "rector 81. Der.
nard Church." or of A.. Bernaro
Church"f NJ. NJ.
Tho hrst. Or you may say "rsctor
st. Bernard's church"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

What II the seating capacity OF tho
New York iIippodrome? ANNAPOLIS.
Five thousand two hundred persons.
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put tlio plusCi out Ho IN 6dIlC. ~ VIII
another trick would sive him the right
to make and scors another meld. which
he does not want
A. W. saysi Four playing as part
ners, A and d get the bid. A tho play
goes on Y and 2 get within 20 OF out.
but when Y wins a trick worth 10 ne
calls out. On being corrected he goes on
playing. Should not Y lose tho gaIns for
calling out when no was not out7
There Is no calling out In auction. Tho
bidder has tho FIRST count. and II ne has
enough he wins the game. no matter how
much the others make. II ne cannot 20
out his opponents count all they have
and II they are out they win.
v. r. G. says: Three playing auction,
A has 800. II has $50 and & only BOO.
B gets the bid for 320 and melds $50, so
he wants 20 10 mako good. A bets that
II he can win a trick before Is wins the
trick that makes his meld good A will
win.
A II wrong. Il can play the hand out
to get his 10 In cards, and II he gets II
no not only makes his bid but has a
| CndIlCe 10 Tldho ~ liIOT0s WHICH Woulu
put him game. even II A got 500 in meld
and play.
v. s. ". w. says: Playing two hand,
\ has still 70 to 20 at the beginning OF
the deal After taking I'm 20 points IN
mclds and tricks he leads the ace Of
trumps and calls out. b bets he must
take another trick.
h Is wrong. The moment a player
reaches 1000 and states that fact the
game IL at an end. If he IL right he
wins n he In wrong he loses. no matter
what his opponents score may 10.
Stuss. J. McC. asks In what respect
this game differs from faro. rs both are
played with hfty-two cards,
There Is no layout In stuss, The bet
tor picks any card he pleascs from a
number OF cards lying on the table and
places his bet upon II, and there aro nc
coppcrcd bets In tho game, Instead OF
dealing from II box the cards are deal,
out Of hand by the banker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

J. L. X. sAys: A bets that In playing
two hand a player ann meld out, but
is forced to take q trick before he can
call out.
No meld can be made until tho player
takes a trick. The winning OF the trick
makes the meld good. and II that trick
and the following meld are enough TO
put the player out he IL game. To win
another trick would s1ve him the right
to make and scors another meld. which
he does not want.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-30
fine FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those STIFF
Joints-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use MUS
TEROLE once you experience the glad
relief it gives
drug store. It is a clean, white ONT.
ment made with the oil of mustard. Bet.
ter than mustard plaster and does moi
blister. Brings ease and comfort while
it is being rubbed onI
MUSTEROLE is recommended by
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used annually for Bronchitis, Group,
Stiff Neck, Asthma. Neuralgia, conges.
ton, Pleuriy, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Pains and Aches Of the Back or Joints,
Sprains. Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet. Colds of the Chest
(it often prevents Pncumonia).
At your druggists. in Csc and Soc jars,
and a special large hospital size for ESQ.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-get what
you ask for. The Musterole Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that Mt meet.
Ing Of the stockholders Of the Canadian
Oil Is Gas Company, cooperation, created
and organized under the laws Of the State
Of West Virginia, held at two o'clock r.
A.. on thea1 18th day Of February, 1916, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, First, TINT the Canadian Oil
d Gas Company, a corporation, created and
organized under the laws OF the State OF
West Virginia, does hereby discontinue
business rs a corporation and surrender
to said State its chatter and corporate
franchise. The Board OF Directors will
proceed to convert the property, chooses in
action and all Of the assets Of the cor
Charge nil Of ia debt. IiabilIties 1 md oh.
legations divide the remainder among the
stockholders pro rata with their several
holdings Of stock, hut no such payments
shall be made to any stakeholder until af-
ter the publication Of notice hereinafter
Resolved, Second, That the President
Of this corporation cause notice OF the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution to be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-30
A Newfoundland government saw
ings bank has deposits aggregating
$2.4s3.732.
MILDREDINA HAIR REMEDY
Grows Hal rand We Can Prove It BY
Hundreds of Testimonials.

It never falls to produce the de-
sired results. 1t enllVens and invig-
crates the hair glands and tissues OF
the scalp, resulting in a continuous
and increasing growth of the hair.
Letters OF praise are continually
coming In from nearly all parts OF
the country stating that Mildredlna
Hair Remedy has renewed the growth
of hair in cases that were considered
absolutely hopeless. "A lady from
Chicago writes: After short trial
my hair stopped falling and / now
have a lovely head Of hair, very
heavy and over one and half yards
long"
A Long, Thick Growth of Hair.
After using two bottles of Mil
dredina Hair Remedy, I have a long,
thick growth Of hair and free from
itching" writes Mrs. T. A. Falar-
deem, Jefferson City. Mo.
Mail orders filled by Mildred Lou
ise Co., Boston, Mass. SOC and 81. 90
at druggists. For sale by FarreIl's
Drug Store.-AdYertisement.
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AS Shown by a Bulletin lust Is
sued by the National Geo.
graphic Society.
WASHINGTON. March

WASHINGTON. March 3d.
''Mexico, the land of contrasts, of
great riches and extreme poverty, a
few OF its people amasslng millions,
while myriads are starving, place
where the most modern machinery
may be found in operation ut the very
side Of the most primitive method OF
accomplishing the same end. where
beautiful architecture Is In contrast
with adobe huts and where shining
automobiles of the latest design whirI
past sleepy OK teams hauling carts
with solid wooden slabs for wheels,
identical with the design which was
used at the time of tho Spanish con-
quest" is the subject OF bulletin
issued by the National Geographic
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SUMMON 8,

State of West Virginia,
To the Sheriff OF Harrison County,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to summon
Laura Ross to appear before the Judge. of
our Circuit Court of Harrison County,
at the CLERKS office Of our said Court, at
rules to be held therein for said Court,
on the first Monday in april. next, to an
Rwer bill In GhhIcery exhibited against
her In our said COurt by Thomas A. Ross !;
and have then there this writ.
Witness. /. Wade Colfman, Clerk Of our
said=Court. at the Courthouse Of the said
county, this Stll day OF March, 1916, and in
the esd year Of the State.
]. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Order Of Publication.
State Of West Virginia.
AT Rules continued and held In the ONCE
of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of HAFri-
son County, on Wednesday,, the Sth day
of March, 101G, the following order was
Thomas A. Ross, Plaintiff
VS.. IN CHANCERY.
Laura Ross, Defendant.
Object Of Suit.
The object OF the above styled suit Is to
obtain n divorce from bed and board for
the plaintiff, Thomas A. Ross, from the
defendant. Laura Ross.
And 1t appearing from an a1idavit filed
in said suit that the, defendant, Laura
Ross, is a on-Fesldent of this State, It is
ordered that she do appear within one
month from the date Of the first publlca-
to protect her interests herein.
Given under my hand this the ath day
of March, 1916.
J. O. r. TIDLER; ESQ.,,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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DRESS Up
CONTINUED from mage 2. \

one knew nearly everybody else and
the clothes didn't matter so much.
Nowadays distance has been eliml-
nated-a man may be in New York to-
day. tomorrow in Chicago and day
or two later in Denver or San Fran
cisco. and so most Of the people we
meet are strangers. In our own little
circle of friends we still are Judged
for what we are, but to the many
thousands who do not know us but
see us-on the streets. in the railway
cars. at the theaters, in business
offices, here and there and everywhere,
we are nothing more nor less than
our clothes.
by our clothes? think not. AS mat
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-30
Sign Of Good Digestion.

When you see cheerful and han
py old lady you may know that she
has good digestion. Ifyour digestion
is impaired or IL you do not relish
your meals take a dose OF Chamber
lain's Tablets. The strengthen the
stomach. improve the digestion and
cause gentle movement of the bow
els. obtainahle everywhere.-Ad-
vertisement.
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IWUIUNh IA IbUaHl IHIHIAA
VS.. IN CHANCERY
Laura Ross, Defendant.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY virtue Of authority vested in the
Roy u. Parrish, special com.
by decree made and entered
by the circuit court of Harrison County,
1915 In the chance sE cause therein pend.
ing, In which FAdwa ShAhady, admins
trltrix, Is plRintlH and Canaan Shahady
and others are defendants, I will, as spe-
clal commission.
ut one o'clock, r. NJ, sell ut public auc-
tion. at the front door OF the court house
OF Harrison county, the following lots
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-30

Thom IL more cat1rrn IN thff rtioa otsfle
cuH1l than all Oh dl4sasP u togethrr And
dFabls. I9t-a great Many years doctors
pronounced it local disease aud prescribed local
remedies. md By constantly falling TO with
local treatment, pronounced IL Lurirablr. arlruru
has proves CatAFFh 10 be n constitutional disease
md therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halle CHtHFFh Cure. manufactured by T.. J..
Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio Is the ouIy' CSnstitu
tlonal cure tIls market. II Is taken Internally
IN doses from III drops to ttE1poonful. 1t acts
directly on tho blood and mucous burfncRB OF
the system. They Offer Dns hundred dollars for
nny case It falls to cure. SeHt Tor rlrrulara anu
testimonials.
Address: +. ]. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Eold by Druggists, 7sr.
Take Halls Family FltIs for constipation.
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+'rhe greatest health insurance In the
world is the simplest" he said. ~ new
er could quite understand why people
are SO negligent In tho use OF the sim.
plest Of all prerentives OF illness. It's
all a matter OF keeping the bowels
open. The man who carries a little box
OF Rexall orderlies has got good
health policy In his pocket. believe
they are the best laxative ever pre-
pared. and thelr pleasant taste appeals
to men, women and children alike"
STuLINL AND. WILSON
The Rexnll Store.