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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27
CHAPTER xI.
Husband Hunting.

AkrlYHE we're taken, Captain Frazer
XkEAH and /, to the largest German
l#V camp in that part of the coun-
- try. The morning after my ar
rival was escorted through the hos
pital by one of the officers in command
by way of instructing me in my tenn
poFary duties.
The hospital itself was well equipped
and well managed in every detail
There were patients OF all kinds,
wounded English, French and Bel
gians. Some were Belgian civilians
who had been brought to this camp
because of INSTRUMENTATION and had
been informed proniscuously with the
soldiers. It struck me, however, that
they were all of age to bear arms
/ had heard many rumors Of the
great difference made by the Germans
in the trea tment of their prisoners, the
English having always the worst of it,
but candor compels me to state that in
this particular hospital no favoritism
existed. They all Jared rather badly as
to food, it seemed to me. for coffee or
tea without sugar or milk for break
fast with one small slice of black
bread. and cup of soup for lunch, re-
placed from time to time by boiled
c1estnuts; soup and small piece of
bread at tea time. and no supper, did
not seem a very liberal or suitable diet
for sick men. However, both the doc
tors and nurses seemed to me quite
conscientious.
A thing quite new and interesting to
me was the camp itself, and was al
ways anxious to see really how the
men were treated. My opportunity
came one afternoon when I had been
there a few days. 1 happened to be
standing at the door at the moment the
head surgeon started on his tour of in
spection. He was a pleasant, kindly
man of about thirty-fye, who had
shown me consideration on several oc-
casions. Noticing me, he stopped and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

Clark Griffith says he let Chick
Gandn go because he smoked cigar
ettes GandiI says he never could do
his best for Washington because Griff
made him train in the snow. Between
snow and cigarettes the evidence
seems to be against the snow, for there
are a lot of players who smoke and
make good, but mighty few who can
train in the snow and deliver.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

There is a lot of bunk being printed
about changes in the size of the base
ball diamond AS a matter of fact,
the diamond hasn't been changed a
particle. let is possible that few
diar77 9rds have had the pitchers plate
wrongly located and that second base
has not been stationed where it be
longs, but these are the only correc-
lions to be made.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

The Illinois Public Service Commits
sion ordered the>A1ton & Atchison rail
roads to eliminate certain grade cross
ings at Joliet and to realign their
tracks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

Wants, To Rent, For Sale,
&C., l cent a word in Farmer
Want Column
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

Six persons were injured when g
New Haven passenger train ran into ar
open switch near Easthampton, Mass
striking two freight cars.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

While Jack Meyers is busy in the
camp of the Brooklyn Dodgers taking
off weight Rube Marquard is seeking
to take on poundage. Marquard for
some reason unexplained has been
falling off in weight the past couple
of years until his strength has coon
considerably impaired. In fact. ever
since he took to vaudeville he has been
wasting away.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

The Washington club has another
pitching prospect signed. He is Ken
meth McGovern, a southpaw, who is
now going to school at Knox College,
in Illinois He had signed to play
with Clinton of the Central Associa<-
ton. Nick Altrock discovered him
and induced Manager Griffith to get
him He will report in June after
college closes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27
Reports from
GsDerQ state
All Agree that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Wonderfully
Relieves Wonan's Suffering.

From all parts Of this country the clearest evidence is
constantly coming the Office of the Lydia E. Pinlham
Medicine Co. of Lynn Mass, proving the wonderful power
shown by Lydia E.. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound in
controlling ills peculiar to Here letters from
Vermont, Arkansas and New Jersey:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

Barney Reilly, former player with
the Chicago White Sox and the ST.
Joseph Western League team, who
quit the game to take up the practice
of law in St. Joseph, is a candidate
for mayor in that city on the Demo-
cratic ticket, and they do say he is
the most popular man running and
likely to be elected
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

The st. Louis American League club
is likely to have BobbysVaughn back
on its hands, since he is reported as
refusing to sign a contract with Port
land, to which he was transferred The
ST. Louis club agreed to pay part OF
his salary with Portland though this
is against the Coast Leageu rule.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27
1t Cured Me!

Roxbury, VITA year ago last December I
was taken with female trouble and doctored for
lit but did not get any help until took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound My back troubled
me good deal and these troubles lasted so long
that grew terribly poor and felt a great deal
easier lying down. No one knows what suffered
/ did not dare consult another doctor was 50
afraid he would say had got to have operation
II can truly say that Lydia E. >Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound was a god-send to me for after
suffering about eight months this wonderful medi-
cine cured me.'-Mfs. NELLIE e. FRENCH
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27
Her Best Friend.

Z Go
N. J.@ what
have done for am So and passing through
time felt
Pmkas Vegetable Compound feel fine and will
mend it to who suffers as did Mrs KATHIE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

RTaYHE were taken, Captain Frazer
lMH and I, to the largest German
lFV camp in that part of the coun-
- try The morning after my ar
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27
Had Awful Pains in Side.

Branch, Ark Every month I suffered with
cramping pains and I had awful pains in my left
the time and did not sleep good at night took
Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and in
three months I was el."T-Mrs MAE GATTIs,
Branch, Ark.
If you want special advice write to Lydia F..
Pinkham Medicine Co (confidentiaD, Lynn
Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and
woman and held in strict confidence. s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

Pitcher A. Rankin johnson, who re-
verified to the Boston Red Sex when
peace was declared, has been sold by
that club to the Fort Worth club of
the Texas League for a price said to
be 5000. johnson, it was reported,
had been rendered a contract for $3.50
a. month, which he refused to sign.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27
BASEBALL BITS

When there is SO much talk of re-
duced salaries for players it is inter-
esttng to read that the Pittsburgh club
has voluntarily raised the pay of
Pitcher Irving RantIehner, in recog-
milton of the good work he did last
year. Proof that the square ball
player will get fair deal always.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-27

GO Be ca-"uued,0
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Hotel Keeper at Alpine, Appar.
emily in Fit of Insane Emotion
Against Army Man. Said to
Have Shot Him and Wife.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL AND
WOMAN INNOCENT, IL SAID
Widow Of Slain Military Com.
mander Declares Neither He
Nor Mrs. Spaniel Had Been
Guilty Of Slightest Error.


ll pi-o. Tex. July 20 Uarry !.
spun,u who Thursday nigh, shot
and k.l'd ms wife and Lieutenant.
tulnucl " g. Butler At Alpine. Tex.
Waa hcld iu the county Iail here today
under heavy guard Thr'" deputies
who arrived with the prisoner early
today asserted feeling ia Alpine ~
tense aud uuthuiiti"s thor" tolt an
attempt at violence might bc made.
SPANIEL - held tnCommunicadu.
pu IN" way 10 tho ial tue prisoner
w1- Intercepted hy newspaper man
who asked Spanucll Why he killed ris
Wif' ana Butler.
Nppa -"utIy On the verer Of cot.
lapse Spauuvll replied
DOM Poo fh'r ur nave nothin.
20 say.
According lu r-purts from uuI au-
'hnti'l's "uls one" did SPANIEL show
.ut emotion. when ho twokc from !.
nttu sleep. burst uui vocpmg and
'Nptessod a wish tp see his i-year-oli
daughter
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DIVORCE CASE tIi tHt.i MAIN
MATTER VI NbH\I>a SESSION

Aruruc, Thomas y Ntikcr~ou
v nu vis on the stand rat night 't
adjournment u connection with tho
,harsc connected with local dNur
case !u which Marion ~ Wood ur-
p'tF'u ts attorneys tor lie platuiiW
.ud Mllhrr-ou tor tine defendant aul
apuu which one oI ,ho primo iptl
charge against tho L,W iIrm la
'a.rd, Naa recalled 81 u" upcuiug ~
today session lu his testimony last
u,ghf Nr Nilhcr-uu used the nau,.
OF ms client ana went into dctlit g
ga, matter Whtch had mo- iarl lu tho
formal divorce pru. "'diugs nUt Nhi'u
yic alleged tu hhN, been involved bon
IA. ,htr-, that Mtrrpu ~ wood used
thr'tfs tu procure 4 settlement Tor
th'ir client the pltIuur vifc. 1ui
that th,y ALSO u.rd threats Goo tore"
tho defendant husband t. pa, a '"
ic'. III, charge r'rlto~ that pu Of
f"it Geo collect au additional 500 ir"i'
TIA" plaintiff their client .rustttr '.s
am cnori 10 obtain an cNtorunutu
trr Thls testimony since 70 cou''rn-
matters not brought out IN the dtNoy'"
pTur,'d ding iN omitted from this r'-
port ul thr oNfdruy'
Th' court tins mofu1nu. -uuu t''r
Nh Wllkcr-1u went pu the stand en-
tered Am ordrr d"lctinE IN. name of
tu, gatii,- To- the oNuIO, action iIul
500, O.. ora
IN then answer tb" respondents SET
up that 4 bin fur ta"u was sent r
th,tr client t'tur the dl,"r,o ht,
ur,u obtained. rulautur ru tu tgr''
m,ut with her that tho, should rc-
ft... ltH.. D.
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~iNNii; ii,.~ \Hp~ To
ktii nm. - REPORTED

Alpine Fcs. July ~ Practically
ih" -niirc population of Alpine al.
tended tho funeral services nero to-
"'N iur Mr.. Crystal Holland span.
nell who with Lieutenant Colonel ~.
o.. but'"' wIa hllod by her husband
H'' Thursday night Friends Of
~ptun'li said today that hr apparent
mot ~ q ni uf insane jealousy ana
nti Hn.' Do" has been usorWhclmcd
with i'W"rr" and On several occasions
'.-'.b bus guards 10 ku ham
A. sine boarded a. train last utght
'or Washington. where she d.. taking
ron husbands hodt for bureI. Mrs.
N1''"i said 20 friends on "a, station
platform
\cIthcr mas husband nor Nrf.
-pauu'I vtH iu the least tn ulauI.
TIA" bodies hid not returned a verdict
IN" bodies had not returned a verdict
late q dag and a VAS announced that
mo- statement Nhaicycr had been OBJ
ttn.d from SPANIEL by the luthori-
ties. Nor. SO far H. a. known here.
hds he engaged counsel. Friends
said today that he Nas man uf ner-
'uu' temper ament and mut hiys
been mentally unbalanced ~ fna
time OF the tragedy.
Local agthoritl.s declined. hrDit.
or IN" feeling here. 10 Say whtrn
Sptnncll ~ being held. u being said
pni} that ho - "pomew her. iu some
jan IA west Texas
Colonel j. A. Gaston OF the sixth
cavalry Was expected to arrive her
lat" to-day rom Maria. under ordci-
from General Frederlcs Funston co.
-
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sion to tho business and lu other iu.
forests ~ NlDuquerqus
JuIg, g. Il Wrgh. ., santa Fc.
NJ o. Hickey. Dr A. D SturtIc ana
vs. T. -Huthnrd each pH.u briefly
iu OuuErtIulltory vein .uI Mr. chase
,h,n introduced Uun Adam 8cdc.
today 'htJtnuqda sr, t.i wh wa
re- guest Mr B,dc ~po .r tom min
.tcs IN more tnau U..aIiN happy
vein. Wnglfug humor points here
and there in q hard .... statement
which swept swiftly tW prepared
ness and Mexico to tU. ..r.lDc- "a,
state universities 1r" rDrurming tor
tho nation
: o. N.Nillrn spoil. briefly re-
t.rr.ug especially to trr .tfh.riuc as
the nrst meeting q Al0.u'rIuc in his
rccuiiocttuu called a. t OrIHGto TO jdo
cutorpriso of its hus.n. men and
to thou efficiency \ .I is what it-
business men make i' H. said. AMI
he believed the ach,, rmrnt of IA"
city Electric officials n frtusfurning
70 brokor-down line in. r highly eft
.coui enterprise fulN IY-tified the
Celebration.
Ia conclusion the tot. tUlStcr Called
on Mr.. Ko@liugtun, who ua 4 warm
tribute tu John =. Bot.ru. chairman
land th, members uf tho ..upty road
BOARD, without whose efforts IN grad.
iur East Central avenue. i. said. con.
stru,uou of the tnivor.iil line would
have been impossible Nh Rosliugtor
declared the city EtcDtri. was ready
| TO build anywhere a. tu. time when
construction was justified is II haC
been IN the case of tho University
line ami backed M hN 'Ip eo-opera
rou ,I property int,r,-I. along ~.
route. IT, hintcd stiorsl, that Nortt
| Fourth street would u' the scene o'
| he next construction operations h'
MS roWp1u,
The luncheon concluded with .
| toast drunk while standing to Mr.
Eo.lustou and the Cl', Electric com.
pauy to the stat, University and 70,
| future aud Go the growth uf Alhuuuer.
| luc.
Among those un thee udr and n'
| the luncheon were President Boyd
| Dean HodIin aud RcbIstr.t Mitchell
| of th" University -. t.. BROOKS, char
man Of the I University board uf o.,
gents. -. Is o.. -,ilcrs. John $ Boar
| ,u. hartman OF th, county roaI
| board Alderman Clyd. Tu@Iey. prc.
| dent 90. y Marion OF tho Commercial
olua br N :; ~aurtI.. president u
| tie Rotary ,luo. N %. N.Auiicn. prD.
| idcut uf the y NJ g. a. ~ g. item
| ur editor ur the Herald d a. Mar
ph'rsuu SIRE. .d'rt ot fU. Juuru.
| .puuttu. NJ T. It..t. UIt-f,I l
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Judge Wright Nearly Through
Argument for Respondents at
3:45 and Only Brief Address Of
Mr.. Renchan TO Follow.
AFTERNOON SESSION Is
I DULL AND UNEVENTrUL
Domestic Affairs of Couple Whose
Name Is Deleted by Court Or.
der Take Up Much Time No
Ruling for Time.

p,1rrd uhrI that tho h"iriu-
would bc ended before adjourn
mrut this afternoon ludlc g..
r. Wright had nearly Completed
~, opening argument tor the
r'sruud,utt and Mr. R"u,hhn Na-
600 follow him with the uc' los
ing argument
Tho ,uut had stated that uu
ruhug would uo made uu,h 10 had
mad tim, tu examine ,ar"fnllN
INTO tuc record ot the nearing.
Two hargcs, one based on thr
divorce litigation phase and tho
other 7hc rrraric phase had
hccu dismissed
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Fifty Business Men Take Initial
Trip at Noon Today With Pres.
ident Roslington OF City Elcc.
trio as the Motorman.
LUNCHEON FOLLOWS IN
ALVARADo'S TAFT ROOM
Opening of New Line Marks Era
in Growth of Albuquerque and
University Say Speakers Who
Congratulate Company.

FIfly Albuquerque ous,inc-- men
heads uf public aud ~cmI-puhll. on
gauightiou- and leading cuisines "n.
t'rrr.-cs with officers uf the New
Mexico State University. TONED a'
moon tudu, 900 an Informal hut uou'
TIA, less impressive dedication of th'
uyv electric line rf IT., 'ItN ElcrtTi
,ompan, go tn, University of NeN
Mexico. Gourrc Ruslngtou. president
of the City Electric company, serve.
a. motoimau both ways ON the initiu
trip, handling Currcnt control dDe
brakes like a veteran I'm th" lunch
con iu the TAFT room at the NlyuIJd'
which followed Nj Ensiuston an,
hi~ associates 10 the Dity Electric were
repeated. congratulated hy -pcttcr
upon thu enterprise they haN. shown
in building tine line. ana uupu th.
transformation ut AN Wl Iut uacl"-
aud bankrupt street car system Iu''
"a modern ana Thoroughly cth,icr
one. Tho affair throughout wa- .
combined .ungrntulator' celebration
for the University. the Dnioi honcft
ciary of tho new car Inc th, Iiu
Electric spmpauy aud for the srow,l
or Albuquerque to which Goo, u'W ,a
line is held certain TO lead
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London. luIf o. t.- W
BRITISH t:uop- ouoru.ns loo .H. north
eastern Ho,tuu u' p.lulp La.t ~
iI.t naNo occupied NuH.. and
Nwau and have captured .ur Vh.l.
ut tro t.tmharl RAILWAY according
to tu official iuuuuu,,mU. mad,
h,r, tYdt.
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1
| 4 am certain Of TINS. he said. "no.
cnu-, tuil m, client ia paA ne;
! puly t.u0 but $1,000 tn keep such 4
| hIrgc from being flcd against me.
40 matte, NOW innocent / was.
| THIS ended redirect examination.
never knew | was to testify to
| these matters until Tuesday. though
testified pctorc the committee. with
out advising my client" be said cots
cross examination. and stated why he
| though the matters were not pr.t'-
legged
| q could not SEQ how the matter
| 1ds connected with the dtvuro. a,-
ton be nid 1T seemed Co m, q
| matter entirely oNtraucous
| Jule, Wright drove M several dU'e.
| unuS a, to wins Mr Wdkersnu nov
Twas dis closing the matter.
| - am disclosing 1t because I'm put
| ON the stand under oath. and asked
about IT, he said.
| - 40 not think those JUDGES W"ulo
lct my de- anything / ought NOT to-
| Tn" deposition of the defendant ,u
the divorce action. taken in IN Pasn.
| hi uI,sout residence. hctur' II g..
| Bowman. representing IA" attoru,,
lg'u'rdl. Nj Marion ana JUdE'
| WRIGHT v,s iutr,tu,.d
| o.. ,irn.l ,,., or,.h,lf ,,.
| ro,il vhi.h u,s p. share, and 1
n.,.d u,rr,,, a Nod S-un a. mon,
fees ana sso for the services Of 1
detectlNc. said the deposition ia re-
Eard tu tn" settlement made with ,h
IVit. IN th.s divorce action.
Following the reading ot the d"p'-
sItluu. MI Marion was sworn iio
rccouut,d the circumstances of cm-
ploym,u for the platutlu NlIc
The ursi ntun"'I"n n'd "i 'n-
pl"' ineu' cam" ir"" the r''u''n '
| brother &C. hltnk' '' Wh" Wr"i" m'
after this I .iw Mr., y. Hi"nh WIZ
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ATTORNEY 'rnrfal 'I'n. H'I''i''
o" nave the complaint brought mt"
curt Jpdi' Nrghi asked t"I q ii'-
ne. "l'ilrg &" MAX" -'ii'h Tot II
the court desired, u "''ns in 4
sense pr"'l's'd. as Il Nt' understood
1t Was 1" 20" destroyed. Nj Marion
""a n"l ~ur" whether II had
when had the complaint pre-.
ar,d I phoued Mr BLANK tu oo,ac
ltc ms utUy, / showed hial the come
piitut fr wanted To- know what
Adut,d. told MIN ( SO. apprrh,u
elyo he would dispose of lI. personal
propcrty and asked that We pIale II
"a neutral hauds. Ho agreed. aud ",
did tins
e told him he should rmpluy an
e attorney.
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thr,,t. +, ht,n ur,,,..,l nn, b..
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ttnn 0ll,o ,,,r, ..,Yr iu if.. ..,r wht
tIn to- ia, rrl,ar..,, terminal v,.
made u S.,,It I.I minutes a'
thouph r,rt Of th. ,IIr., over what
WAS ono. tho East t.ui..I av,uu.
.hutupr vH. sIn,y Tnf- mart Of tn,
totiir., ~. .n~,r,cd .,.itb p4rtI.uIli
interest hy John : B.,v,Y .hatrm.t
of the count, road ho,rt whose ~.
mov.I of th, .humpr mad. fh, nuIld.
ug of tho electric line possible.
A. the car cravlcd up tnc hIll ro-.
dents dioup th, route, attendant, am,
patients iu th' slnitard rud over
people from two and th,"c block
north ana sou'h uf Central avenue
| lined up lu way" "a srcetlng
Vt tn terminal President Boyd an,
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lirtdgchampiou * ) Juls
Charles J.. iIYEhUs and h,. wife an.
daughter muturud iudt. 600 south
auptun beach, ten miles ava u
watch heavy surf pound th" togt
UI-tcd Norwegian bark 'iuu cal
Dia.th, which went ashoT. IN 90.
carly today Will" cn route IN Dallo-
from Ayonmouth. England. 10 sos
York
liirn tide drew TIA" ship within {,
yard ulf shore. She rolled hca.,ly
rroadgld" to the sea- and sppeaSc'
sometimes iu %" ABOUT 90 oopsilc li'
crow OF about nftDou fcWliu'I
JHusrd
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Al Arc entitled to two guesses
as to who will boss the
I'LL Bernalillo county convcn.
tion next week
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m To the Chautauqua tonight
Ill and tomorrow and every
UU other day You II find each
program worth while.
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Continued from page ThrccJ
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Cough medicines, as a rule contain q
large quantity of plain syrup. \ pint of
granulated sugar with y pint OF warm
water, stirred for ? minutes. gives YOU
as good syrup a. money can buy.
Then get from your druggist 216 ounces
PineN go cents WORTH, pour into a pint
bottle and fill the bottle with sugar
sy run This gives YOU, at & cost of onlg
81 cents, a full pint OF really better cough
syrup than you could buy ready made for
S2.5O--a clear saving of nearly So Full
directions with PineX. 1t keeps perfectly
and tastes good.
1t takes hold of the usual cough OF
chest cold at once and conquers it in "a
hours. Splendid for whooping cough,
bronchitis and winter coughs.
It's truly astonishing how quickly It
loosens the dry. Eoarsa or tight cough
and heals and soOthes the inilamed mem
branes in the case Of a painful cough.
1t also stops the formation of phiegm in
the throat and bronchial tubes, thus end
ing the persistent loose cough.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com.
pound OF genuine Norway pine extract,
combined with guaiacol, and has been
used for generations to heal inllamed
membranes of Ike throat and chest
To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for - ounces of Pinex," and
don't accept ANYTHING else. A guarantee
9f absolute satisfaction, or money prompt
y refunded, goes with this preparation.
The PineX Co.. TT. Wayne. Ind.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-01
Mothers-- This Child Was
Cured of Bed -Wetting

Mrs. G. w. Peters, Lancaster. Pa.
r. g.. writes: ".My six-year-old. girl has
found no Relief Until III tried rice yo 1nos Sam
pie of Foley Kidney Pills. saw they
were helping her, and bought two Dot
ties of my druggist and she is alto
gether. cured. Thanks to Foley Kidney
Pills for the benefit I have found in
them, as it takes a lot of washing off
me. I have told a number of mothers
since 1 found the cure"
Parents no longer scold or punish a
child for bedwetting. Instead, they
improve the little ones physical condi4
ton, until the annoying and notifying
act is done away with.
"A few simple rules aided by the use
of Foley Kidney Pills will stop any or
binary case of bed:Wetting. that is not
caused by obstruction or malformation
of the parts. They are safe to take and
absolutely free OF harmful drugs.
Foley & Co., 1886 Sheffield Av., Chicago.
will send their leaflet on bed.wetting 10
any one asking for it.
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