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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
VTfI1 III
APRIL, 1916.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE 7

Notice Is hereby gwen sua vi
tiers Of administration upon tn' Z
of 1900
Mrs. Mary o'Callaghan, Des
have been granted the ulosi ~
By the Probate Court Of sald ! WI I
Of Audrain, bearing daVe
list day Of March, 1916 .csi
All persons having claims @ syt
said estate are required 70 tin i
them to us for allowance wi' Tstn
months after date Of say a,m d
or they may be excluded iig 4 u
benefit Of such estate ana ;thiu j
claims be not exhibited unbGs'
year from the time Of the ~ Ia
tion Of this notice, they WIN
ever barred. ~,,uioistnH
2-4t John c. Fecht, Adml
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
RrookdeId. no. Woman nIes.

Laddonia, March 23-Mrs. Joseph
Wylie Fennewald, 20 years old, died
at her home in Brookheld from appen-
.dicitis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

Subscribers 10 the Weekly LedgeT
fhotld vsirA dae dnte o. The nsrvin
Of theif paper and renew their sub
scfipiion promptly - that they viil
not miss a COPY q their favcrite
paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

j. G. King has augmented the delay,
cry service Of his store with q new IN
~ternationaI truck which he purchased
from the Hoxsey & Sunnen Motor Go,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
These Ailments Weaken Your
System. Your Body Then
Needs the Help Of
Dr.. Kings New Discovery.

Colds are annoying. They inter-
fere with our duties. In our weak
ened condition they may end in a
spell Of sickness or even more serious
ailments. Fear, however, should be
overcome, for in DR.. Kings New
Discovery you have an effective rem
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
KEEP THOUSANDS Of
PATIENTS OUT OF THE
HATOE's HOSPITALS
Western nsua Merchant Discusses
Hatiosal Hssith

eg Dcs Molnes. Ia. said. In an inter
view today,
az each person In this country would
take nm occasional laxative dose, q
hospktals would lose thousands upon
thousands Of patlents'
Mr.. olson further slated that ho was
familiar with and haa sold oil the va
rious laxatives and that 10 his opinion,
Rexall Ordcrilcs Is fhe most pieasaht
and surs remedy for constipation.
I'VE have the exclusive selling rights fei
this great laxative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

Col ". N. Layson and nephew,
yeimong Laysou, Of Kentucky, are Wis
iting Col. Layson's sisters. Misses
Eugepia and Martha Layson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

The above is a good cut of the
home Of the Citizens Bank at Benton
City. Although this bank has been
organized but a few years, it is in a
prosperous condition and its growth
has been highly satisfactory to its
founders.
Vim. H. Coil, the efficient and ac-
comodating cashier, has been at the
helm since the bank was organized
and has proven himself a valuable as
set to this progressive institution.
j. J.. F. johnson is president Of the
bank, R. L. Mcclure, vice-president
and the following are directors:
J. J. r. Johnson, R. L. Mcclure,
Fred J. Precht, J. ". Douglass, J. I.
Kemp, G. c. Douglass and W. H. Coil.
Martinsburg Oracle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

THE new natatorium Of Hardin Co..
iege VIII make tins Institution one Of
the best equipped schools for girls in
the whole country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
Columbia. Nc. Bant,, ,

csntralia. No, March >,
pEaiels, a Columbia bank,
Jessie Crawford Of oert,.Sa
married today. The bride /,
Ter Of a merchant, '''d|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

WHEREAS, Addie = IT.
Samuel II. Taylor, her hasyla' b
their deed Of trust dated Fas@oand
1912, flied February 2srS ', ,S,.
recorded IN Book 80, at p.1 ~
the Recorders Office Of Asss ~
W Missouri at Mexico co"sa w
me, the undersigned trustee
purpose Of securing the iDSsh,
therein mentioned, the foI~lusessahss
|cribpd real estate, to.wit. e.
west Quarter (SWK) o. u. me s'as
east Quarter (sEA) Of Secs". %
ty-shree l2s) and ali that n.a ~
West Half (WK) Of tbe ~. = n
Quarter (NEh) and tn Fs.OI'ass
(EA) Of the NOrtbwes, Aass u
NWNl Of Section Twentv.s,Ss aas
being North Of the Public u.s. "a
located. all in Townsbin ~. 4
t52), Range Nine 10Y West, sr..t'
one acre IN a square in the NasIs
corner Of last tract, and sTh,.n z
right-of-way Of Electric ps sS0let y
Audraln County, Missouri. aaS Z
WHEREAS, Default hs' M
~ the payment Of the 80 Ussa 'N.A
February list, 1916, on ssiS n q
ness, by reason of which tbs m nss9'3
said indehtedness has become Any, oss =
now yemains unpaid, uas' "
NOW THEREFORE,. |. n
ard the undersigned trustes' :. : n's'
quest Of the legal owner AMI L va
Of said indebtedness, do b any a'lsa
notice that I will, on M
APRIL STU a..
Between the hours Of 900 ~. "
NJ and 5:o0 o'clock P. N. Of M ! I
sell said real estate at pubIis ~ =. y
70 the highest bidder, for cash j. 4
East front door of the Audrai0 !.
Court House, in Mexico, MissorS /.
the purpose of discharginr M W Y
tedness secured by said deed q ~,
the interest due thereon, and 4. i. ~
Of executing this trust 'Aa
3-4t B. C. How.,a
First publication March 18TH iofs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

HOLLAND is writing notes nov.
VS. bet that when the Dutch say @striSt
accountability and deliberately IN
friendly they mean something.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

WONDER Why villa doesn't deny
that he raided Columbus and say that
it must have been hit by a floating
mine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

A marriage license was issued Mon
day to Earl strahin, Bowling Green,
and Miss Donna Luedana Young, Of
WellsviIle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
Home Erom Kansas Clty.

Drs. K. r. Bragg, w l. Reed, y.
r. Moore and Carl Pasqueth are home
from the tri-state Dental meeting
in Kansas City,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

TEE farmers Of AEdrain county
are putting in a large acreage Of oats
ihis year. That's good
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

OUR standing army Is not standing
an. anyway; nor for any more non
sense, either.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

THE trouble with anti-noise cam
psigns is that they turn out to be
nothing Rat noise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
Pure Bred Corn

Yiolette g. Sons pure bred Yellow
Dent seed corn for sale at L. Roy
Ferris. s6-4t-w2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
Nntice of Sale Under Deed Of Ia

Notice Of Sale Under Deed Of IHA
WHEREAS, Dena Haskell and D
bert c. Haskell, her husband, By Ai
certain deed of trust, dated ana
9Th. 1910 duly acknowledged, and
corded in the Trust Deed Rea't
within and for the County Of Aadls
and State Of Missouri in BOOK
at page Al. conveyed to the uhas
signed Trustee, the following desrt
ed real estate situate in the County I
Audrain and State Of Missouri y
witt II.
The North half (iE) Of the hh
half Clk) OF lot numbered tweHiy1a
| f211 Of Mrs. Sparks Southern T.
dition to the City of Mexico, Nilsson.
excepting a strip of ground 81
feet in width of Of the norm Z
thereof, which has been hers,aa'
conveyed to the said city Oh Asl''
for street or alley purposes
Which said conveyance was ~
IN trust 10 secure the payment q Y
| certain negotiable promissOry ~
together with the interest ns's
and IN said deed Of trust fuy
crfbed.
AMI WHEREAS, said pI0lI's.l
note 80 secured by said deed = =
IA past due and remains unpala' /
| NOW THEREFORE,, l. Aylspa |. I
whitney, the trustee named u 4
deed Of trust, at the request y u.
legal holder Of said promlssOf' K
will on Nv
THE FIRST pA' :
APRIL, 1916. 49,
Between The hours Of Nine ccio',
the forenoon and Five O'Clock '
afternoon Of that day, proceed Y I |,
the real estate above descrlD VIZ
public yepdue, to the highess w. ~
AZ the east front door Of the IA n
House. in Mexico. Missouri
CASH. 10 pay said debt and in'sss
and the costs and expenses 0i ''s
ing this trust, rrr.hs
) n Avlette II. Whitney IiusT'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

NOW that spring Is here, couldn't
Earopc DO induced o lay OF her
spass7
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

n. r. Nocl. Of Martinsburgs is q
member If iha federal jury IA ST
Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

Abe Sudar has moved to Jefferson
City and Is now connected with the
Capital Metal Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
HOW MRS. BEAN
MET The CRISIS
Carried Safely Through Change
of Life by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Nashville, Tenn.-"When / was going
through the Change Of Life ! had q tu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
Low COloniSt
Is 0G F., w'y
"The Only Way"
Nj 9c 81 ~ 1nfc

Correspondingly low fares TO many
other PORTS in Alberta, Arizona, Colo.
RADIO, Idaho. Manitoba, Montana. Ne
vada, New Mexico, Oregon Saskatche-
wan, Texas. Utah and Wyoming.
Ask the ticket agent for further IN
formation.
II. L. MARSHALL, Ticket Agent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

Yours truly,
A. S. P%AsQUETH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30

The Western Union Telegraph Of
flee viii be moved into the Ringo
block the last week in May,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

eehtaee, hxcd 10 advance, Of the profile
o. the business The Eastman KodAk
company On Rochester N. ". IL cited ~
typical example unler this plan. sec
ond scheme II the special distribute on
sfhtt1ties IN a great variety u forms
ranging from discounts on supplies pnr.
chased 70 cnsh hongAe pail usually al
the end OF tho year Tie Crane company
OF Chicago is named ~ presenting goo1
Illustration Of such special distribution
schemes Tho third plan IL stock owner.
ship. which IA being given notable test
BY the United States Steel corporation,
The report reaches the conclusion thnt
the D-s-day minimum wage plan OF IN
Ford Motor company. although described
by the company ana popularity understood
as profit-sharinE. does not fall within the
standard definition Of profit-sharing ana
Is In reality a unique high wage system
made possible only by extraordinary con-
dltions.
The report regrets an inability to learn
with certainty the views OF the rank and
file Of employees affected by proflt-shar-
Ing plans. since nearly all OF these under
takings are carried on by employers OF
nonunion labor, and the unorganized
workers have no authorized spokesman.
Il was possible only 10 gather scattered
individual opinion
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
The National Capitol.
Tuesa.p, Nay z, 1915.


The senate.
Resumed debate on rural credits Dill,
Vice President Marshall sent the naval
affairs committee letter from Rear
Admiral Bradley A. Fiske critieising Sec
rotary Daniels.
The House,
Resumed debate on the agricultural
bill
Passed annual agricultural appropris-
lion bill. carrying s2450gd09 80.
Conference report on legislative ekecn T.
tive and judicial appropriation bhi
agreed 70. ... ....,,
Jones bill to provide q permanent cfvil
government for Porto Rico taken up TOT
Xdiourned Of bt8 p. m. to noon Wednee
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
Itchy Salt Rheum
Eomstimss Called Eczema--Hsmoved
BY Hoods sarsapariiia.

Salt rheum IL one OF the worst and
OF all Diseases How II reddens tho skin
oozes dries hard scales. and then does
this all over again Sometimes II covers
the whole body with infla med. burning
patches and causes Intense suffering
which Is commonly worse at night.
Local applications may do some good
but they cannot permanently relieve
The disease will continue TO annoy, pain
and perhaps agonlze until the blood has
been purified and the general health
improved.
Ask your druggist for Hoods sarsapa,
rilla. the good old reliable family remedy
Ii has given perfect satisfaction In thou
sands on cases Insist on having Hood I
sarsaparilla, for no substitute acts like
A. Get Il ay.--Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
GRAND ISLAND TO HAVE
ONLY TWENTY SALOONS

GRAND ISLAND. Neb. Nay 2--Cspe-
cial.l-T city council BY a deciding vote
east by the mayor agreed 70 reduce the
number Of saloon licenses from twenty
four 10 twenty. one man who had con
traoted TO purchase a saloon already IN
operation and two new applicants we're
refused. Last year one saloon keeper died
reducing the number to tWenty-three.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
Here's a Fom-Day-OM Chinese Baby Boy
Born IN Omaha and Cooling Like Other Babies
The Bees Star Chinese Reporter
Interviews Both the Baby
and Its Father.

ny "sERK."
Ho 81 XII lie NAH"
"Wa-a-a-a-a-a-a, (Which Is baby
talk the world over for just plain
everyday waa-a-a-aaa."
Mo 81 gi?"
"Wa-aia-a-aaa'9 (Which is the
same wailing lnfantile answer.
no goo mo ming eyer
"Waaa-a-a-a-a.aa" same an
sver)
"Yay mote say baa gaa2"
Waaaa-a-a-a-aaa, Z"
Well, kiddo. I've used Up darn
rear every Chinese word know try
Ing 10 interview you, 40 guess ri
have TO stop. I've asked you how
you're feeling, good or bad what
your name Ia and what you'd like to
have to eat. and, by Jlmminy all you
Fnswer me "a Just plain old Waaa-
a-a-aaa!' Cant YOU say anything
elsc2"
We know how 70 nlk really Chimes
but We hsd 70 turn away from
omehat newest Chinese citizen ana pro.
Ter to Mr. chin ON. the proud father,
who Il also the proprietor on the
Mandarin cafe on Douglas street. and
who was holding The yOnngster ~ the
photographer snapped him Chin. YOU
tan 70 him, wiil yot don't mgry.
liim no aYty 200 YOU Cante talk
almost 20 good Ike haby ran Got ufa
sense Mr. chin laughed. derd ding IN
writer's attempt NJ The intricate Chinese
tongue
Well chin. ! may not be much of
llnguist but I'm some jndge ~ babies
and, believe me- thef boy N your.
stacks W iibo ~ extfa order n chicken
snb.EJm Oozlng Rith mushroom ersVy
ile sure ~ fine little man. Your ssy.
fnth tld ISM he2"
yep he my seventh 1--WE dole. two
boys like nm boy lie born here lsst
Wendosdn1 night he look Ik faddab,9
proudly answered Nr Chin, lenderlv
earessing the litile yellow bundle that
nestled ~ hiK arm
sure he looks Ike biz father He'll be
fine man when be crows No what arc
YOU going 10 make out of hlm7"
"Ob he b. great man Mobbe make
pdeFdeni 'Nited slater 70 be. mebbe
huh|
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
French tt,aeis BepuIsed.

BERLIN. May 2.~(By Wireless TO ay'
yilleD-Freneh atlaeis On the Nerdun
front east Of The Meuse yesterday were
fepulssd iii a fierce struggle ~ close
quarters which lasted for several hours
the war office announced today
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

Might be Might se Cant never tell
much whose going 70 be president Of the
United States. Here's hoping. anyway
on The night 81 Tie next ful moon tho
newost addition to the chin family,
who resides al i9i south Twelfth will be
gly6n q name. There will be an impres-
ave ceremony and little Mr. Chin Will be
duty welcomed as member 81 tho local
Chinese colony, which numbers about no.
All OF chin Gins seven children were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
FRENCH TAKE MORE
GERMAN TRENCHES
French War Office Announces Gain
of Large Area in Vicinity Of
Deadman's Hill.
BERLIN SAYS ATTACKS FAIL

PARIS May En- a strong at
tack on German positions southeast
Of Fort Douaumont, on the Verdun
front. last night the French captured
a first line German trench 500
meters long, the war office an
rounced this afternoon and took 100
inen prisoners.
West OF the River Meuse activity
of the artillery continued through
the night from the Ayocourt region
H. Dead Mans hill.
The war office also announced that IN
their attacks on April % and 70 on the
Forth slope Of Dead Man Hill the French
gained German trenches over front Of
about 100 metres and a depth Of 300 to
flD tt,afera
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
STATE TREASURER HALL
REPORTS ON STATE FUNDS
fFron a Staff Correspondent,

VI pH 0hhiA NoFTebpoiufUA'l
LINCOLN. May 2-(special) ACCORD
Ing TO the report OF State Treasurer
George Hall there was a balance in the
state treasury at the close OF business.
April %. Of S,aOs.OisA as against st.s2.-
1896 at the close o. business. March 81
The receipts during the month amor ntad
to s2sI6342i and the disbursement s37.-
1906.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

CAMBRIDGE, Neb.. May 2.--(special
Telegram )-Alousol brothers, Heresford
breeders. today added seventy-six more
registered Heresfords to their herd. They
purchased tho cattle OF Gudgell and
Simpson Of Independence. No. The IA.
nous bun, Mischief, Of the Mousel herd
originally came from GudgelI and simp-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

born in America except The eldest, jim.
mie Chin. aged 49, who works for his
father The others are girls Fong Kay
chin. aged 10; Dok No chin. aged g. boy
ole, aged O. kok Money Chin. aged 2,
and Rosie chin, aged T.
When they are o. home they all look
like little chinese dolls, dressing In na-
tive costume, even 10 the arrangement 81
their hair Fong Kay md Rosie 80 to
CaAs school
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
Nil iinlId Nrm achooI.

CRETE, heb, May 2.--lspecinl Tele-
ernm The official canyoss Of the school
bond proposition voted on Monday gave
hose IN favor Of the bonds a majority
If ninety-seven votes. This means that
the board viii 60 10 work at once 70
build a 10000 school here
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
O,ercomes ronstipation, IndiEes-

ton.
Or Kings New Life Pills will over
come your constipation, blllousness and
Indigestion. Take dose tonight. Only
25c. All Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

Cannon made Of metal tubcs wound
with leather were successfully used by
Gustavus Adolphus
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

son. Mouael brothers now have between
100 and go nsgistered Heresfords on their
ranch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10

workiuE and hecping in repair Uc put i
roads ana bridges. and % reEult,o the M p
ger of opening new roRis va tho County
~ Nir. HoDcrts--ro authoriae me cl-
OF the circuit Court uf wise county To
GOV" 1"I Keep On hl" IN his Office de-
Iurnt land b"oN " deiiuuucnt town lots h.
acroag" locaind Within ~. Boundaries
by Mr.. Flnnngan--'Uo prohihit the aa,e
cider aud other drinks containing over o..
per ccm,un Of alcohol Within ono nIne
amy church. college or sgho"l plt,Iinv
Ry MIR Goodyviu--Eor IA, relief Of s.
Rhnkin, OF AileEhauy County Va
4" inc ,oinmldse on Appropriations.
By Mr.. White--ro provide FOR ne prop
may hay" already come. or which may h,,
after cor" into tn" treasury AZ the s..
uHder the Act Of Congress approved n
80. i9VS. 10 be applied tor the btnoht az
public schools and the public roads OF
10 tho commtttee on Militia aud pau
~ Messrs. Leedy Myers aud Prize.
Richmond 'iiy--f0 prohibit uiscri;uins,ti.
By common carrier, innkeeper. proprietor
lessee OF am? plac" OF puhiic amusement g.
any agent Or REPRESENTATIVE of such. acnIr
persons lawfully wearing the uniform OF I
states, and providing penalties therefor
uutcerS, making provision FOR the await,
branch az tic Signal Corps. and providin
for an arroplunr Tor its use.
To tn" C"muittc" for Courts of Justice
BY M"ssrs. Cos. Cousins Jones, aud Pric.
of ltchmond tIty--rv amend and re-euuc
an act IN relation To fraudulent conyersiu
of prop'rty held under trust deed. mako
tho failure or refusal. after demand by IN
person To whom the title Of ownership ,
SUCH property is his agent TO deiiv.
such property or disclose It's location. pr!n.
ticie evidence of the violation OK the prc
Visions OF said act.
To the Committee on Chesapeake and !,
Tributaries;
Ry Nj. uenicy-To amend ana re.ena,
section - of an act To revise, arrang
amend and consolidate Inv one act ccrtal
laws relating ia oysters, fish. clans. cral
aud other shell fish.
By Messrs. Row. Houston. Norrl
Hundlcy. Henley and Br!stow--For the be
ter protection OF the shell fisheries OF n
Commonwealth ny preventing and elmina
Ing the pollution of tldal waters in 81
Commonwealth: to provide for the cNamir.
ton of said tidal waters TO provide
method of procedure. and define violate
OF the act and fix penalties therefor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
THE HOUSE

Debate on the Browning antiv!ce bill
occupied most OF the House session
yesterday. The body was called to
order at 10 o'clock by Speaker Hous-
ton. and did not adjuorn until las
o'clock in the afternoon.
The body concurred In the Senate
joint resolution calling upon the State
Auditor 10 furnish the General Assem-
bly, with detailed statement OF the
financial condition OF the Common
wealth. in order that the lawmakers
may be guided properly in passing
upon proposed amendments TO the
present partial segregation system Of
taxation.
Besides the antivicc bill, which was
passed by vote of 50 TO 10. the House
passed also the following bills on their
third reading, which go now to the
Senate for concurrence.
No. lsa, amending section A of an
act approved March IA. 1910. relating
10 the public revenue. Patron, Dele
gate James II Price.
No. 2l9. amend section 1858 Of the
Code. Patron. Delegate White.
The following Senate bills on third
reading were passed:
No. -, preventing the barter and sale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
SENATE BILLS

The following bills We're offered in the
by Mr. Webb. s. Is. No. 2.s-ro amend
AZ: act TO provide for lists %! All persons
wM" have paid their State pell taxes and
Tor posting the same. and for providing;
compensation therefor. Referred to me
Ioiinittce on General Laws.
hy MI Rinehart $. j.. 40. 2S0--For the
relief Of sam Rankin, ot Allegheny County.
neierred TO the Joint Committee on SpeCinI.
friNate ana Local Legislation.
'y Mr.. 'ioo'ricE, =. Is. No. @SI---Tn amer i
section I'll %! an act To rails. rcvcnu. ror TIN.
support Of thn government and public free
schools. ana ia pay interest ON tho Eul,lic
debt. and To provide 1t special tax for pen
sions Referred to the Committee on III
nance.
BY Messrs. Cannon and Goo.r'c'i s. u. 40.
ss2-To imcEl section sos q. ihc Cote
Relerred To III. Committee. Tina nee
by MIR. Gum, S. Il. No. "Si--.NmcniinE
section 1853, subsection .. W the Cole re-
!atinE 20 the powers and dutic. OF district
school trustees. Referred TO tic Commit
tee on fI"lic Institutions .!r1 E:.,Icn:inn
BY Mr.. Gui!n, >. Il No. Isl no amend an
act to N6iId:te RCf nov edr cmcusS to drcns
or barf"in ART sa!e heretofore. made nnd
certhei u" Al officer ha.!rE the author,
10 take Sucn ak 'N.eIS reutr. VINO Is
named - 'rnS'-e ~ deed e. o. S.cur-
ing the deferred pu.ch1se Nancy 20 u. to
include ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hereafter Ger
titled. Referred t" the Con:ni;'ee for
Courts OF Justice.
BY Mr.. Cannon, = u NJ :S5-To amend
an act to provide Ii. escapes from ruild-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
UGH!! A DOSE OF
NASTY CAL0MEL
1t salivates! 1t makes you sick
and you may lose a
days work.

You're bilious. sluggish. constipated
and believe you need vile. dangerous
calomel TO start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your drug
gist for II 50-cent bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone and take spoonful to.
night. II 1t doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better than
calomel and without gripping or making
you SICK | want you to go back to the
store and get your money
Take calomel to-day and to-mor
row YOU VIII feel weak and sick and
nauseated. Don't lose n days work.
Take spoonful Of harmless. vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake
UP feeling great. It's perfectly harm
less. so give II to your children any
time. 1t can't salivate so let them eat
anything afterwards.-Adv