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LAMUINE.
SPEC
July IL.

Herbert Smith is q guest at F. L. Hodg-
kins'.
Harry Lyme, wife snd baby, OF North
Carolina. are visiting Mrs. Lyne's mot her,
Mrs. John Coolidge.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins is having . new
piazza added to his house, much larger
and better than the old one.
The ladies' aid society viii bold an apron
sale at c. E. ball on the afternoon and
evening Of July 2s. beginning at o'clock.
Iee-eresn will be on sale by the c. E. So
ciety.
Watson Young and wife, OF Webster
City, lows, arrived last Friday. Other
visitors to arrive are Mrs. George Bard, OF
Dorchester, Mass; Mrs. Bernard Rose and
daughter Evelyn; Albert Whitaker and
wife, with Mrs. York as their gues, !;
Sumner Foster. wife and daughter Helen.
Mr. Foster returned to Caribou to-day.
July II, X. Fl.
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In an article on the serious problem that
confronts drug users and society the Chi
cago Tribune on February 7th said: "The
most complete and sudden cure OF every
variety OF 'dops fiend' 10 about to he ad-
ministered by the United States Govern
ment through the enforcement OF the new
Federal Law, which will become effective
on March first"
s'The consensus OF opinion among medi-
cal men 10 that the immediate results wiii
be unexpected aud appalling. They predict
an outbreak OF crime Of weird unusual
crime-an epidemic Of suicide, Q wholesale
collapse OF careers, and . breakdown OF
prominent and popular cisizens 1t which
the country will stand sghast."
Prominent physicians, druggists and law
yers, who have examined this drastic Law
declare that II will be impossible for the
millions OF good men and women Who are
victims OF the serious diseased condition
caused BY former indulgence to procure
the drugs necessary to prevent unbearsbie
suffering, inaanity and death.
Before taking chances on violating the
law, increasing your misery and shortening
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COUNTY NEW S.
SULLIVAN HARBoK.

George Fuller and family arrived at
Dalkeith Sunday.
Rev. Il. H. saunderson. OF Boston, is At
Mrs. 5. v. Dennis.
Mrs. Triton is with her mother, Mrs.
c. A. Moon, at Mrs. Wards.
Miss Irene Corners has employment at
The Belmont in Bar Harbor.
Doris Leighton is employed at the Tar
ratine house, Hancock Point
Mrs. Lillian Lovejoy. OF Rumford, is Wis
iting her father, Capt. J. W. Urann-
Harvey Dunbar and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of q son.
DR.. X. A. Black and family spent Sun
day in Thorndike. making the trip by
automobile.
John Roach and Charles Taylor re-
turned Saturday from Connecticut by
automobile.
Mrs. L. NJ. Osgood, of West Newton,
Mass, has opened DR.. Chambers cottage,
"Dalkeitn."
Mrs. Harvey Remission and daughter
of Dorchester, Mass, are guests OF Mrs.
s. X. Downing.
Mrs. W. II. Wass and daughter. OF Cher
ryfeId, are guests of Miss Tracey at Mrs.
A. S. Cummings.
Mrs. Andrew Howard and daughter
Katherine, and Henry Harrison, OF Chel-
sea, Mass. are at Capt. J. W. Urann's-
A sorosis supper was held at the hall
Friday evening. The V. /. 5. orchestra
furnished music for social dance that
followed.
George Freeman and family, Miss Ber-
nice Bartlett and Miss Faruswortn, OF
Cherryfield. and Miss Marion Prescott, OF
Cambridge, Mass, motored over from
Cherryfield one day last week.
The annual meeting of the village AID
society was held at the home OF Mrs. {. A.
Stimson. Wednesday afternoon. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs Phillips
Eaton. president; Miss Josephine Ha~-
kins, vice. president; Mrs. Charles Allen,
secretary; Mrs. Ada Bartlett. treasurer; ,
Mrs. Alien, Mrs. Bartlett and Miss j..
Hawkins, directors.
July Il. II.
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formerly Of this town, will regret to learn
OF his death. st Denver, Col, July II. Ar.
Scott was born in Scotland, March Il, 1850,
but had bssn In this country sincs bis
early life. For many years be lived In
this town, until falling health necsssitstsd
his going West some six years ago. he
esta blished tpere fruit and confectionery
business, in which be was succsssfni.
Since May his health had been milling.
Mr.. Scott viii be remembered ~ quiet
person, strictly honest In his dealings with
all men. 1, can be truly said that he
lived up to the golden rule-he did by
OF hers exactly a. be would b done by, in
" hich respect his life furnished IN ex-
ample for all. He had nothing but kind
thoughts and kind words for all. A good
man and true has gone to his reward.
tie leaves besides his mother, several
sisters and brothers and . large circle OF
friends. Interment will take pisce in the
village cemetery here.
Deal gently with me, o. my friends,
when this fraii life has sped,
when ye shall gather in my home
And whisper. He is desd-"
let not q word Of idle praise
BE breaihed DER my repcse,
And as for blame. however Just.
o. leave IL TO my foes
But bring the flowers love the best,
And let their fragrance be
A pleasant incense In the house
To waken thoughts Of me;
And sometimes place upon nay grave.
The blossoms fair and sweet,
That shat be pledges Of car love
Until the hour We meet.
Fxox 4 FRiEsp.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Harvey Stanley is working for Mrs.
Settie Stanley.
Miss Ina Bunker left Monday for Seal
Hsrbor, TO work the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. Frank Stanley Is visiting In
s,euben. She will return home this week.
John Bunker and wife, and Master
Warren and Walter Rice, who spent the
winter with them in Boston, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Eber Squirting Is in the Bar Harbor
hospital. where Q critical operation was
performed . week ago. Master Erwin
Squirting Is with Mrs Alice J. Murch At
Ellsworth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Row entertained the
Mot hers club Thursday afternoon, twelve
members being present. A delightful pa
par was given by her daughter, Mrs.
Schrifgueisser, and . very enjoyable
afternoon passed.
July II. ROONEY.
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AFTER SIX YEARS
Ellsworth Testimony Remains
Unshaken.

Time il the best test OF truth. Here 10
An Ellsworth story that has stood the test
OF time. IL 10 story with point which
viii como straight home to many Of N.
A. IA. Franks, carpenter, High st.,
Ellsworth, says: my back grew lama
and - tina passed, the trouble became
constant. Finally my condition vas 70
bad thas had 70 lay on from work for
several days. WHEN suffering in that way,
I got supply Of Deans Kidney Pills ct
Moors's Drug etors and the frst lev
dosss hslpsd ms. Two boxss Of this med
icins cured me-"
Ovsr six-yean later, Mr.. Franks said
III use Doan's Kidney Pills whom cold
settles In my back and always get re-
Lief"
Price SOC. ct all dealers. Don't simpl,
ask Tor . kidney rsmsdy-ees Doan's Kid
nsy Pills - the same that Mr.. Frank
had. Foster Miiburn Co., Props, Buffalo
NY.
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WEST FREMONT.

Miss RenA Lunt is employed at the
Ocean house.
Miss Theresa Luni is employed at Man
set by Mrs. w. H. Ward.
Miss Mildred Reed, who has been en-
pioyed at Arlington, Mass, is spending
her vacation at home.
Miss Rena Reed is employed at Seal
Harbor, and Misses Helen and Miriam
Reed, at Northeast Harbor.
July 10. THKLAA.
Capt. Eugene Tinker and wife left last
week for Providence. X. l., to attend the
wedding Of Mrs. Tinker's brother.
Mrs. George Haynes and children, who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs. VIII
lard Colt, lief, for her home last week.
Mrs Edwin Rumill and son Edwin, Of
Newton, Mass, who have been visiting
L. w. Rumill and wife, returned BONE
Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph NJ. simonds ana children, OF
Arlington. Mass, and Mrs. $. Dwight
simonds, OF Worcester, Mass, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Liant.
July IL. THELAA.
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COU NTY NE WIS
PROSPECT HAReoR.


Miss Alta Cole left Monday for Mscaiss
to attend summer school.
Mrs. Joan Wakefield, Of Bar Harbof. 10
guest OF her SOC, Y. l. wakedelo.
DR.. Leo Lxrrsbee and wife, OF Van
Buren,, have been visiting DR.. c. c. Lar
rabee few days
Allison Colweli and wife are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF q
daughter, born July Is
j. Gillanders went to Bar Harbor for the
week end to join friends from Boston in
attendance on the flower show.
Harvey Ray and wife were guests OF
the ]. n. Crowieys, OF Corea. on week
end motor trip to stockton Springs.
william seavy, IT,. went to New York
recently to JOIN a yacht, which he is to
pilot along the Maine coast for the sum-
mer.
Rev. and Mrs c. E. Bronson entertained
Wednesday for the Van Sesscs and Blacks,
the two ministers who are summer visi-
tors here, with their wives.
Mrs. hAchei tofe- Tell NuAe cfosstuk tuc
room 4 few days ago, and although no
bones were broken, she suffered intensely
for awhile. She is comfortable at present,
This village, not to he outdone by other
places, observed good roads day Tues
day. II was great success, both in the
way people turned out and in results. The
village Improvement society Furnished
dinner for over sixty.
The annual picnic which the X. ID. Cup
tiIis always give for T.. II. Kingston and
wife took place Wednesday. A delightful
day, good dinner under the trees, and
congeniaI company, made the day as en-
joysble as its predecessors.
4. W. Bridges had a narrow escape Of
loss of nis buildings by IRE Sunday just
after dinner. Someone passing discov-
cred fire breaking through the roof OF the
ell. Promp, assistance put out the blaze,
bat not without considerable damage.
July II. &.
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EAST SULLIVAN.
July L

Mrs Marcus Tram ana daughter are at
the Morton Urann homestead.
Miss Eliza Written is the guest OF Miss
Eliza beth Hall at the brick house
Mrs. John g. Allen. OF Winthrop,
Mass. is with her mother, Mrs. julia A.
Dyer, for the summer.
III. lvah Thomson and wife are enter
tanning at aHillcroft" their brother,
Aionzo Thomson, OF New York, and Miss
Moore, OF Calais.
Mrs. Edward Bragdon returned to Bar
Harbor Sunday to be near her son
Maurice. who is in the hospital, having
been operated upon for appendicitis.
Mrs. Burton winsiow is with her sister,
Mrs. Eyersrd Noyes, for few days, until
Mr.. winsiow comes for his vacation,
when their bungalow will be opened.
Mrs. Belle Wooster Higgins is having
extensive alterations and additions made
on the Wooster house of which she is the
owner. Mrs Higgins old friends gladly
welcome her back to her girlhood's home,
after the years of roaming on the sea-
Capt. Higgins was planning much ON
settling in this home port when the sum
mons came for the last voyage. after fsw
days illness in New York, Just after the
sale OF their vessel, the Mamie Swan.
Nathan Bunker, . native of East Sulli-
van, who owns . large farm in Brooks,
and whose saw mill was burned last win
ter, has purchased and will rebuild the
old Bean mill, and proposes TO do an ex-
tensive business in saving hardwood in
to slaves, etc. His brother Smith, who
recently moved here from Belfast and pur-
chased the William Bean place, will have
charge OF the mill. This is glad news, for
the mill has long been idle and the town
needs the business.
July II. II.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Mrs. Arthur Graves, who has been very
i'll, is improving.
John Cowng, wife and daughter Hazel,
of Dedham, have been visiting Mrs. A. E.
Tracy.
Miss Marie Mcfarland has returned
from Franklin, where she has been visit
ing Der sister Gertrude.
Miss Ruth Bridges, who 10 employed BY
the Union Trust Co. of Ellsworth. Is at
home on vacation.
James A. Reed and wife, Miss Nellie
Reed and Lewis Reed, Of apefnkhsid,
and ). Melvin Miiliken and wife, Of Bar
Harbor, were recent guests OF Henry c,
Miiiiken AND wife.
Juiy IT. e. h. 8. II.
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SEAL COVE.
RooNKY.

John Ober. who has bsen quite i'll, 10
out.
Mrs. Fannie Brown, Of MI. Desert, was
guest ct Mrs.. &. d. Sawyer's recently.
Fred Brown, Of walthsm, Mass., visited
his grandmother, Mrs. e. d. sawyer, and
other relatives here. last week.
In spite OF the wet and untavorao BILE
weather, some gardens are looking hne.
Albert Ober has . particularly good one.
Rev. l. B. Mower, of Wsterville, did not
hold service at the Baptist church on Sun
day last, being unable to make connec-
tions. He Is expected later.
Mrs. p. s. Robbins, with . companion,
Mrs. Rackiine, 10 at her Bayside home for
. short stay. Mrs. Robbins has bsen quite
i'll, but is nov gaining.
July Is. n.
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Dess sasan's Linimsat Hslp RAsumati-mf
Ask the man who uses IT, he knows.
"To think I suffered I'll these years when
one y cent oostle Of slcan's Imminent
have Rheumatism or su6er from Neural gth,
Backsche, Soreness and Stifnesss. don't put
on getting bottle Of Sloane. It Will give
sooshes the sore. s<in painful places and you
feel N much better. Buy Il q any Drug
store,o only Is cents.
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WHICH?
Government Cure" or Neal Treatment
FOR DRUG USERS

your life investigate the Neal Treatment
Personally visit our large, modern, ~ NY,
proof building. located in the restiul q9 ~.
OF the beautiful Woodfords residence az.
trict OF Portland. Have free eSanlns
ton and consultation with our stpsls
enced physicians. Personally uee9 sns
talk with somc OF the many hign 80,
persons W. sm you will md here 'AA'"'
The Neal Treatment .4..,.
The Neal Treatment acts as an ahsi ~,
for the poison OF drugs .'stored up ~ -
system. eliminates IL from the syae~'
creates . ioathing for drugs and soon ~, :.
stores normal mental and physical e0s
ditions. We guarantees strict p,"ss ~,
harmless medicines and all OF your .a,l
orits drug that you want and neeo, un,
the Neal Treatment overcomes sa ue
and .scraving" for drugs. u,v.
For private references TO prominent, IN y.
siciaps and cured patients with Iun ,ssd
formation caii0 on or address lne
NEAL INSTITUTE, la Pleasant A'
Portland, Ne.
Neal Iastitutss Ia 60 Principal c'uA
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sEAwALL.

Mrs. Abbot, OF Bangor, is visiting her
sons. William and Robert +. Newman.
Miss Hazel Melsnsen is employed at
Southwest Harbor with Mrs. May Law
ton.
Mrs. Harlan aarper's sister, Mrs. HUI
bert fsrp7worsh. OF Ellsworth, has been
visiting her here.
Mrs. r. NJ. Moore is at home from West
fremont, where she has been visiting her
sister, Sadie LACount
Theima Dolliver has returned from a
vacation spent with friends and relatives
in Bangor and vicinity.
Miss Margaret Doliiver has returned
from Csstine. She is employed at South
west hsrbor for the summer.
Mrs. Grace Lurvey, OF Rocklsnd, has
been visiting her parents, Amos Dolliver
and wife. Her mother accompanied her
back to Rocklanc.
Mrs. William Severance, with children
Irving and Eidora, OF Bangor, are with r.
E. Newman and wife. Mr.. Severance
joined them here Sunday.
July 10. T. Z. ID.
Charles Haynes 10 working in Northeast
Harbor.
TneIma Dolliver 10 working for Miss
Carrie Squirting st Manset.
Mrs. Msda Harper, with son Irving. has
gone to North Haven for few days.
Merrill Dolliver and wife, who vent to
Detroit, Mich, this spring, are at home.
Miss Addie Brown 10 employed with
Ms. Margaret Stanley at Ialesford for the
summer.
Miss katherine Moore, OF White Island
light station, il visiting friends and rela-
tives here.
July Is. T. 4. d.
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EGYPT.

Shirley Sawyer il at home.
Mas Minnie Mullen, OF Bangor, 10 Wis
iting her father.
UHester Clarke has returned from visit
in Bradford and Brewer.
Miss Marion West has returned from q
trip to Canada and the White Mountains,
Mrs. Henry King, OF East BiIlerics,
Mass., 10 visiting relatives and friends
here.
Adah Savage was in Castine this week.
Charles Mitchell, of Skowhegan, 10 Wis
iting here.
July IL. L.
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SUNSET.

G. Davis and crew are building the State
road.
Joseph Sellers, Of Boston, is at his old
home.
Mrs. William Powers is visiting in
Rocxland.
Mrs. A. T. Small recently spent q week
with her son Philip, at Stonington.
1.-THE frs" hotel is fast filling with
guests. The cottagers have arrived.
July 10. SADIE.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

wv Ia w A1SA hAA>AOAS
James Thompson has moved his family
into the Cyrus Lurvey house at Norwood's
Cove.
Quite . party Of ladies, the Smiths, OF
Philadelphia, arc located 1t the Thomas
Clark cottage for the season.
The Dolan family, including Mrs. Hit,
who were here three years ago, are again
occupying the Walter Stanley cotts &c.
Arthur Richardson, who has been seri-
ousiy ill several months, yet able to be
about the house, had q relapse last week
and is now confined to his bed.
Mrs. Bertha Robbins, who was taken i'll
while spending . short time at her old
home on Robbins Point, was brought to
the home OF her daughter here, and still
continues in q state Of nervous exhaustion
following erysipeias in the face.
The sudden death, on July 8, OF Thomas
Robinson, an esteemed aud lifelong resi-
dent here, cast Q gloom over the COM
munity. This worthy citizen will be
greatly missed, not only by his relatives,
but by all his neighbors and friends.
Rev. William Ranney, OF Colorado
Springs. gave q fine sermon at the Congre-
gationai church Sunday morning to .
large and spprecntive audience. Mr..
Ranny, wife aud daughter are 1t their
summer home here, the Street cottage, for
the season. Their old friends gladly vel
come them back after several years. ab-
sence.
The Y. N. @. A. secretary, q. L. Eaxton,
with his troop Of boys and sub-leadsrs,
will start this morning for their camp on
the western shors Of Echo Lake, whsrs
Mr.. 6axton and some Of the boys have
spent two days making ready, grading tbs
ground, putting up tsnts, etc. The sscond
season ct Camp Dunbar has hssn eagerly
anticipated By the Y. n. c. A. scouts.
July II. STRAY.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Edward Fitzpatrick, OF New Haven,
Conn.,, is expected this week.
Leonard Young and wife, OF Bar Har-
Dor, spent the weekend at his old home
here.
Mrs. Hollis Austin and family, who
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

MT. DESERT FERRY.
Mis- Perkins is the guest Of Mr.. Josph
Blanchard.
Colby Eldridge, of Rumford Falls, 10
visiting his aunt, Miss Carrie Colby.
Mrs. Lewis, OF Illinois, who has been
visiting her son ct W. W. Jslilson's, left
Sunday night for Boston.
July II. c.
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MARLBORO.

Mise Annie Lutz, Of Bangor, is visiting
Ruth Remick.
Mrs. Glover, .of Brooklyn, N. Y, 10
boarding 1t Mrs. Annie Remick's.
Mrs. A. Z. Lorimer and son Frank, Of
Lynn, Mass, are here for the summer.
Ralph Hodskins and family, Of bar
Harbor, spsnt Sunday with his sister, Miss
Rosa Hodgkins.
~ July II. ARE.
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clear con Die xicn By the uss Of facs powder.
Get ct the root OF the trouble and thoroughly
cleanse the system with . treatment Of DR..
KinG's New Life Pills Gentle and mild In
BY their action On the bowels. Good for
young, gdults and aged. Go after . clear
complexion to-day. Nc. Ut your druRgist.
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A healthy man Is king in his own right;
en- unhealthy man an unhappy slave For
impure blood and slaggish liver. use Burdocs
Blood Bitters. On the market IS years. si.oo
0 bottle.-Adct-
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have visited relatives in BIuehill ami Cas-
tine, are home.
Mrs. James Tweedie, Of Cambridge,
Mass, Joined her family here Friday, for
the summer.
July II. Y.
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The home of MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Y.
Mcfarland was the scene Of pleasant
family reunion on sunday, the forty
seventh birthday Of their eldest son,
Helon B. Mcfarland, OF Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin F. Mcfarland, and son
Howard, OF Buffalo, Prof. Raymond Nc
Farland, Of Middlebury. W., and Mrs.
Alfred M. Frye and daughter Marjorie, OF
Leicester, Mass, completed the party. II
is the first time for tventy-three years
that all the children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Fariand have met for reunion at the old
homestead. Capt John W. Mcfarland, of
Gloucester, Mass. who has been visiting
bis brother here, returned to Msssaehu-
sets Saturday.
July IL. SPEC.
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Digestive
Troubles

cause headache, biliousness,
constipation, impure blood
and other unpleasant symp-
toms. If these troubles are
neglected they weaken the
body and open the way for
seriousillness. Manychroni
diseases may be traced back
to indigestion that could
have been Immediately
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relieved BY

Beecham's Pills. This we'll
known home remedy has
proven itself dependable, safe
and speedy during sixty years
use. The fame of having a
larger sale than any other med
icine in the world proves the
dependable, remedial value of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-15
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons before
breakfast

To feel tou. n,.f uH. BOO un. Hr. uU.
to feel clean inside. uu .uu. h0. in nNf
YOUR tongue and Hutru EuIr breath uI
duu yuur head. mo- constipation m'oH.
attacks. .,.k headache colds nrum'
tism o puss,. uUd .fnmpuh Nnu must
battle or IN. inside Hh, ynu bath, out
side Tns s vastly mnre important h,.
cause th, skin pore. iu mott In-urh Iu
punnps into the blood vh.l, the bowel
norog do. ssNa s we'll. known phNsl,iun
10 krrp these poisona and toxins wen
flushed from the stomach lN"r hdnrNa
and bowels. drink before breakfast each
dav. glass OF hot winter with "a tea
spoonml of limestone phosphate hoo 10
Thm win ,cputr purify and 'r.snun %.
entire pImpnun uur. hr'or" putting
more food into Tine .fnmH,n
Get quarter pound u' linn. tom. uNo.
uhntr rum Nou pharmacist Do s nuy.
pousi,, and almost HslH,s. except q
sourish tpIuur which 4. mot unpleasant
Drink phnsphntpi hot NnIu0 every morn.
ine M rid YOUR system n. hr.u vile poi
sons and toxins. also ln prevent .ncir
formation
To tccl like Young folks feel. like Won
felt before your blood nerves and muscles
became saturated with u accumulation
of body po#ous hCgn this treatment
and above uI keep Do up' A. -onp and
hot water H.i ou lhr skin cleansing
svr,lcrur and muNns 900 Limestone
phosphate aud hot water before break
fast. pct ou th. inmach l,,. Kidneys
and bowels \dy
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LOOK At CH|LO'S
TONGUE |F SICK
CROSS, FEVER|SH
When constipated or bilious
give California Syrup
of Figs"

Look at the tongue. mother! n coated.
n is q sure slgn that your little one's
stomach, liver and bowels need gentle.
thorough cleansing at once.
When pcevsh cross, llstlesE. pale.
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natural
~. or is fcvcrlsh stomach sour. breath
bnd has Nomsch-nc sore throat d.
nrrhoca tull Of cold, give teaspoonfu'
NJ california syrup of Firs." and m "A
few hours all the foul, constipatcd waste
undgcstcd food aud sour bile gently
moves out Of We little bowels without
grlplng and YOU have we'll playful
child again
You needn't COAX sick children 10 take
this harmless fruit lnNative;" they love
its delicious taste and II always makes
them feel splendid
Ask Your druggist for 50-ccnt bottle
~ California syrup Of ldgt. which has
directions for babies. children Of nll agc
and for grown. ups plainly on the bottle.
beware 0f countcrfiots sold hers To be
suro you gct he genuine, ask to scr That
II Ia made nv California Itg Symp
Company" Refuse any other kind with
contempt Adv