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NEW YORK. ~ Y-Simcc The re-
markablc discovery Of organic iron.
NuXatcd Iron OF Fer Nuxate," as the
French call it, has taken the country
by storm. IL is conscrvatiyciy esti-
mated that over five million persons
daily are taking it in this country
alone. Aiosl astonishing results are
reported from its use by both ply
scians and Ityincn So much so tina,
doctors prcdic; that we shall soon
have Il new age Of far more beautiful.
rosy-chcched women and vigorous
iron men.
mr. King. . Ncw York physician aud
i.ct, said: '"rh-r" can be no vigorous
iron men Wl,h""t IRON. Palior means
cheney. The skin of ancmic men and
women is pale. The flesh nabby The
muscles lack tone; the brain Tags and
the memory fails and oftcn they be
come weak. nervous. irritable. deSpon-
dent and melancholy. When the iron
goes from the blood of women. thu
roses. so from their checks.
I'm the most common foods Of
America. the starchcs. sugars. table
sNrups candies, polished rice, white
bread. soda crackers biscuits. inaca-
roni, spa ghctti. tapioca, sage. farina.
Disseminated cornmcaI. no longer is
iron to be found Refining processes
and silly methods o: home cookery. by
throwing down titc waste pipe the
water in which our vegetables, are
cooked. are responsible for another
grave iron loss.
'Thcreforc., il YOU wish 10 preserve
your youthful vim and Nisor to Il ripe
old age. YOU must supply the iron de-
ficicncy in your food by using some
form Of organic iron. just as YOU would
use salt when your food has not
enough salt.
DR. Saucr. who has studied abroad
in great European medical institutions
said: AS have said :, hundred times
over. organic iron ~ The greatest of
all strength builders. If people would
only throw away patent medicines and
nauscouS connections and take simple
nnNated IRON. am convinced that the
lives of thousands OF persons might
he saved who now di" every wear from
pneumonia, grippe. consumption, kid
ncy, liver, heart trouble. etc The real
and true cause which started their
disease was nothin" more nor less
by Il lack of iron in the blood.
Not long ago u man came to me
who was nearly half u century old
and asked me To give him "A prcjimin.
airy examination for life insurance.
was aStoniShcd to find him with the
blood pressure of Il boy Of twenty and
as fun Of vigor, vim and vitality as Il
really was. notwithstanding his age.
The secret. he said. was taking IRON
Nuxatcd iron had filled him with re-
r-wcd life AZ thirty I've was in bad
hcalth--at forty-siN he was carcworn
and nearly all in. Now AT fifty Il mir
aclc OF vitality and his face beaming
with the buoyaucy Of youth. Iron Is
absolutely necessary to enable your
blood to chang" food into living tissue.
Without IL. no matter how much or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
RAILROAD MAN
PRAISES TANLAC
For Thirty-fiyc Years With
Southern Hallway, Most
Every One Knows
Him.,
Lacked Life and OId-Timc Pep
and Ginger.

for thirty-iiv" years with the south
crn Kailway-who doesn't Know Mr. I:
hcr" knows this Splendid aud greatly
hcl"N",. Christian gentleman Of tho
hirhcSt type. He is Il veteran OF the
war IL *neaLinS about his expert
said:
My condition prior Ia taking Tan
he was bad. needed a general tonic.
fclt "s though ! WAS just hanging on
was all run down and felt good FOR
nothing and dng-tircd. even before /
GOT as far aS my work. Ir'i walked ;,s
much as a block at all fast was wind
ed aud down and out | reckon many
luothcr man has fcl, just like | f"lt.
Not sick. but weak aud woru-out.
Th"n took this Tanlac ON the recon-
m"ndnti"u OF folks whose names APP
ncar"d in the papers. and w" com" to
III" conclusion it is the ,Srrntcst SyS-
tch-StrchSthcncr J ever heard tell or
snrciy VIII do what they advertise
II VIII do, aud is great tonic am
Stimulatur Of the whole system aud
no mistake. Before finishing on" bot
tie, per directions. felt greatly inn
proved 3l over. and AT the third bot
q" felt strong and we'll again. TAN
.ar mas done me more good than any
thing I've ever taken" declared MIR
Gibbs. in - glowing tribute given this
new medicine. and surely if the reader
N"S felt ~ feels down and out; weak
and tired all the time. nothin.; more
ceh be SHid Tor n" man could haH"
above. Thousands of others in this
vicinity join with Mr.. Gibbs in prais-
'nE fanlac aud surely with this army
of indorsers behind Tanlac it Is worthy
ut Polk Miller Drug Co.. 102 East Broad
street. S34 East Main Street: Tragl"'S
Drug store, SlI EAST Broad street: I.ir-
g"itS Drug store formerly Polk Mil.
!cr'$ Drug St"rc-No. -. sol East Broad
StrrCt.--Ndv.
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went INTO the ARRAY; while many an
other has gone down in iusloriouS de-
feat simply for the lack OF IRON"
Or. Schuyler 6. Jacques another New
York physician, said: Il have never
before given cut any medical informo.
ton or advic" for publication. AS or
dinarily do not believe in it, But i'm
the case OF NuNatcd iron feel /
would he reniSS in my duty MOI .n
mention IL. have taken il myself AMI
given IL 10 my pal tents with most Str
prl"inG ana satisfactory results And
those VINO wish quickly To increase.
ihCir s'icnS I'll, power ANA cnduran,r
VIII find ii most rcmark;,bIe aI,I
wonderfully effective remedy
NoTis-N uNatcd Iron. which is prescrihad
ana recommended above ly physi,i',,i,,, 80 ~,
sen. =" 6rGhi variety -, cusc4 is moi !, ,,, a.
m"!'ra'S wei known TO druggists ana ,vbm az.
non constituents widely prcsrriheh ~,
yi'hrts ~. Sicans both 10 ruropc and
Al.eI4.". nike the older. in"rEaiic irm,,
AZ. e me tccth. make ihum black mo-, m
y lae stomach on III" contrary In isYI :,
,t""t potent rchchy in nearly ali forms %
~ .'SCShun as Vel rs Tor nervous rim lave,
'"''i'tons. ~" manufacturers hnIn .nc,,
tdsut confidence Ia nuNutcd iron thnt ih.v
niGr 70 f".fctt Sioo"o to any chnritable IN
M"ninn under 80 Who luck! ron and ~, u"
trcusc their strength 2Ou pn, r"mi nr 81, ~
~ -Four weeks time, proSidcd they buve
n" serious organic truuble they also Of
ic"st double your strength nnd rndnr1ucn
~ ven n.yH tEic. u IS hiSpen ed in thts
Co; childrcy Drug Co, AMI ail GOOD drug
EistS.--AdN "' "'"h
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what YOU eat. your food merely passes
good. You don't get the strength out
of 1T. ana as "a consequence YOU be-
come weak. pale and sickiy looking.
just like Il plant trying to grow in Il
soil deficient in iron. If Eon are not
strong or well, YOU owc ii to Yourself
to make the following test: Sec how
long YOU can work and hoy far YOU
can WALK without becoming tired. Next
take two tiNc-Grain tablets OF ordin-
AIRY nuNatcd iron three times per day
after meals FOR two weeks. Then test
your strength again and see how much
YOU have gained. have seen dozens
OF nervous, n-down people who were
aiiing all the while double their
strength and endurance and entirely
rid themselves OF all symptoms OF
from ten to fourteen days time sim
ply by taking iron in the proper form.
And this, after they had in some cases
been doctorinE for months W Shout
obtaining any benefit. But don't take
the old forms of reduced iron. ron
acetate. az tincturc Of iron simply To
save Il few cents. The iron dcmn ndc
by Mother Nature for the rcd coIor-
ing matter in the blood OF her chill
You must take iron in a form that can
be easily absorbed and assimlatcd to
do you any good otherwise it may
prove worse than useless Many an
athlete and prize fighter has won the
day simply because lie knew the secret
of great strength and endurance and
hllcd his blood with iron before he
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OF exports In these lines. The lower
cotton market has helped merchants
prices. hut AS mill costs III labor and
SurrltcS have reached Il worry high
basis and give little promise Sof an
early change. there is not a great
zeal OF hope expressed that values
can ran much, in the near future. The
movement of cotton goods. especially
M h"aNNwc!ghtS and in spring mcr-
"handiSc. continues very l,r.c
Prices quoted are as follows: print
'l"thS. ~ inches, GiN6o'S. C.utS:
"iN6"s. as cents; 3Sl-3 inches.
fiNtiS. Ia cents: brown Shcctings
Southern standards. - cents: dcuins
-'SoS: indigo. II cents: tickiurS. s
OUNCES. :" u cents: prints. cents:
STAPLE ringhams. ?i-2 vcuta: dress
&tnGhanS. | = cents
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AMERICAN SHELLS BEST
Geneva Chemist Collects Exploded and
lnc>piodrd Missiles From French
t.CTmnn Front.
BN Associated rr"sS.
i.N 4 Lnrnnl lhDLN l.. - u.

nv NNSOtlnt''T I't"NN.
GENEVA, bcccmbcI> ia Geneva
chemist ana expert who has collected
uucN piudcd and exploded shells from
The French -Gcrman front. finds as re"
CARDS consistency in work manship aud
reliability. the American shells. espc-
cialiv of high explosive power. are III
several respects the hest Th" Ger
man shells. he declares. have FALLEN in
quality during the last Year. owing I"
th" inCc.iorjty of tn. steel and pig
iron employed. III" Swiss chemist
States that tho English and French
shells ar. Of normal quality" aud
praises especially their high explosive
shells.
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BRE: AXIS 4
COLD IN
"Pape's Cold Compound"
is pleasant and affords
Instant Relief.

\ dose taken every two hours uni,
three doses are taken viii end grippe
misery ana hicak up a cold
], promptly opens cloggcd-up nos
'rIls ana all passages ia the head
stops nasty discharge OF nosc-ruuning
relieves sici, headache duliucss, fever
ishn"es, sor, throat. sncczing. soreness
ana stiffness
Dou't stay stuffed up, cunt blowing
and snnniing. Ease Your throbhinr
head. Nothing else in the worlG gives
such prompt relief rs "rapc's cold
Compound" which costs only % cents
80 any drug store. II acts without;
assistance, iuat,g nice, cause. no neon
veuicucc. he sur" you get Tic gcuu.
inc Don't :rccpl something else
Adv
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BERLIN. December lG.-E&emplary
punishment has been inflicted upon
Rudolph Mueller, contractor Of
Mannheim, for Il serious violation of
tho food aud export laws. ~" was
convicted of Sn,uc"linE about 2.no"
pounds 81 cereals and other fo"dStuiis
TO Switzerland. and tn" criminal court
sentenced him To :, fine of $d3.%1p ana
tw" years in state prison.
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CDrENiiAGl.N. bcgr'uh"r lG.--ThC
l!cr!iuDskc Tidende' says that. besides
having launched the new battle cruiser
Bayern. Germany has also TWO "ther
ncw' battle ,gu'acr.' armed WITH iittc"n-
inch guns in AN advanced "tN;c The
TIA" overwhelming work of repairs
by tho lutlamd bait " is,
we'll equipped with ne" j.
lult ships Of the largest types.
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RALEIGH, y -, December lG.-rh"
lee iSlatiVc commission on law reform
aud procedure was in session to-day
with chief Justice Walter clark. Judge
". j. Adams and l.. V. Bassctt present.
and aGrced upon minor changes in the
tentative rcror, which the commission
recently published. These are to be
Incorporated in the reports which then
will bc transmitted To Governor Craig
to be passed on by him to the Legs
laturc.
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court. charged with attempting To
Ritter. by shooting her with Il revolt
Yer. last evening was found guilty
by the fury. which gave him one year
IN the pcuitcutiuGy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

WlNcli ESTER. VA, December 10
Eugene Ritter. "a wCli-knOwn farmer.
and until recently "a Justice of the peace
for Frederick County. who WAS placed
ON trihl ON rhmrsNaN in :hc Cirrnit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11

portanl drugs. with the result ihal ire
mendOus quantities OF the spurious
have been found and destroyed as Il
menace to The public health.
The medical press Of the country IS.
of course. supporting this activity Of
the Government, and one of the lead
ing journals Of this class. The Medical
Critic and Guide. Of New York (uf
which William J. Robinson. Ph.G..
Md, is the editor), edirorialIy COM
mentS on this situation in its Spptcrl-
Der issue, as follows:
Suppose you had Il severe cold. n
touch OF the grip. Il rheumatic pain. or
an incipienl tonsilliiiS, conditions for
which. in your case, YOU found aspirin
10 acr quickly and satisfactorily. And
suppose you bought some aspirin tab
lets or powders. and took them rs YOU
were in The habit of doing and expert
enccd no relief whatever. And sup
pose. being suspicious and being
somewhat Of Il chemist, YOU analrZeG
them and found that they did NOT con-
tain the faintest trace of aspirin, not
even giving reaction for Salicylc acid.
And suppose further thai on a more
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CASE
NOT CO|NPLET
SETTLEMENT OF TROUBLE BE.
TWEEN CONTRACTORS AND
EDGWOOD OFFICIALS
PENDING,
Contempt Case May Never Be Pushed
To Finish If Trouble Over Con-
tract Is Settled.

The opening of negotiations lot
settlement Of the contract trouble be-
tween officials Of the town of EdG-
wood and the Atlantic BithulithiC
company late yesterday afternoon
halted the contempt proceedings
against Mayor c. NJ. Criswcll and The
members Of the Edgwood council
The EdgwUud officials were arraiSn-
ed before Judge Il. NJ. Addrman in
an adjourned session Of Part ! of the
circuit court yesterday and the trial
had consumed most OF the day when
the proceedings were halted 10 await
the outcome Of efforts 10 bring the
Atlantic Hithulilhic company and Edg-
wood officials 10 an agreement
Some months ago the Atlantic l1ith-
ulithic company was awarded Il Goa.
tract for hardSurfacing q piece of
road through Ed@wuod. Later some
property owners were allowed 10 con-
tract with other parties for paving
through their property. Judge Addlr.
man granted an injunction restrain
ing the EdgwoOd officials from ;io,
laling their contract or from inter
fcring with the Atlantic Biihulithic
company in the fulfilment of it's con
! tract \ few weeks ago allegation
that the injunction had been violated
was made before Judge Add.eman
and the Edgwood officials were cited
10 appear in answer 10 the charges.
The taking Of testimony probably
would have required several DAYS
had not The negotiations for Il Se'tlc.
ment halted the hearing.
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TANLAC GREAT
NEW REMEDY
UNTIL ITS PERFECTION FEW
THOUGHT STOMACH TROUBLE
COULD BE RELIEVED
THOUSANDS OF TESTS
PROVE ITS MERIT.

Il suffered with stomach trouble for
years and every medicine ever took
seemed TO disagree with me. ! was
nervous and all run down and had no
faith in any remedy when | began no
Iising what so many others here were
saying about TanlaC and so as a last
last resurl ! began taking it and it
proved worthy of all the praise be-
slowed upon il. ! enjoy a good appetite
now and find Tanlac does not disagree
with my stomach. | am not anywhere
near as nervous and feel so much bet.
ter all over. | want to recommend Tan
lac TOO" declared still another Wheel
ing cndorSer of Tanlac, Mrs. Miller,
4592 Water street.
Stomach trouble is 4 most common
complaint due for The most part to our
present day methods of living and un.
ill the perfection Of Tanlac it was
considered by many as an ailmenL
which should only be treated to lem
porary relieve the sufferer, little hope
ever being retained that anything
taken could permanently relieve the
trouble.
However. since The first announce
ment of Tanlac and the thousands Of
tests which have been conducted in all
parts Of the country no doubt remains
as to what Tanlac really will accom-
pliSh in such cases, and no one trou-
! bled as Mrs. Miller was. should hest
tate longer before getting a dollar
bottle OF the remarkable remedy at
e. II. Griest & Company's Drug Store,
Market street. Wheeling.
To avoid substitution or possible
| disappointment buy fanlaC only of
authorized agent above here in Wheel
! ing-Adv
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FINISH OVENS
. HEARING TODAY
STATE RESTED IN TRIAL OF NJ
GRO LATE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
Defense Opens Its Case BY OFFERING
Character Evidence Girl Tells
of Relations With Negro.

When Criminal court resumes liz
sessions at $50 O'Clock this morning.
the defense will again lake up rs
offering of testimony in the case Of
Charles Gtvcns. Pleasanton negro
charged with criminal assault upon
Rosie Eiscnach. IL white girl.
The state rested in the Givens trial
shortly before five O'Clock last even
ing. Two character Witnesses were
examined by the defense before the
evening adjournment.
The Criminal court room was crowd
cd yesterday when Rosie EiSenach.
the prosecuting witness. went or the
stand. carrying in her arms the little
brown baby OF which she says Givens
is the father. She was on the stand
until the noon adjournment telling
her story OF GivenS' relations with
her since, she claims. she was thi:-
teen years OF age. Considerable time
was devoted by counsel for the de-
Tense in the crOSs-eXamination OF The
witness to its effort to show "hat
Givens' alleged criminal relations
with her did not occur at any time
before she was fourteen years OF age.
Martin EiSenach WAS on the stand
| during the afternoon and testified re-
garding the girls age and date or
! birth and the date of his marriage.
Other witnesses examined by the
state included Miss Rose CleytO",
nurse at the county infirmary where
| Rosie Eisenach's child was pom;
| Miss Elizabeth Rungc. malrOn o. The
| Florence Crittenden Home where the
! girl was detained before her chIl&
/ was born: Or. T.. b. Plant. who teS.
/, titled regarding his official services
! in connection with the case and Dep
uty Sheriff Henry FrOhme. who was
called upon TO translate Il GcrmOn GER
: Iificate of christening in which the
! date Of the issuing Of license TO the
! girls parents and the date Of their
marriage.
! Because the state rested sooner
! than was expected the defense Ia;e
yesterday excused number of its
witnesses until today and it. was not
possible to recall them in time for a
! night session of court 10 BE- held. i
| is expected that the trial Of the case
will be concluded today.
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New Silks of the Season

BEAUTIFUL new Silks Cor the
3 Fall season here in wide ar
raw for all purposes for wnlcn Such
silken fabrics are intended:
40-inch Costume CharmeuSe sat
in the seasons favOrlte, shown III
ever wanted street colorlng'
$1,000.
35.inch eros de Londre. in the
desired shades for Fail. $500 Il
yard.
So inch Satin Mcs$aline. in
black and colorS. adapted for Fall
Dresses. waists and Innings. ST."
a yard.
36-inch Novelty Silks. in plaidS
and stripes. new Fall assortment
of color combinations for waists
and dresses. $50 10 $500.
Black Tafeta Silk. suitable for
suits. dresses and separate skirts.
exceptional values for S1.1O Il
yard.
Yard-wide Black Me$saline Silk
at 800 a =ard.
Second floor.
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thorough examination the drug which
is supposed to be aspirin was found
10 be nothing but mixture of sugar
Of milk and cream Of tartar Suppose
all these thingS-what would you feel
like doing? In this case the druggist
was an honest fellow, he confessed
that he bought the tablets from an
ilineranl pedler; and on finding out
the true state Of affairs he dumped the
entire lot Of tablets into the sink But
when will druggists learn that the
only safe way is 10 buy from the
original manufacturers or from rell.
able houses with an established repu-
tation. 1t is not only the right and
honest thing TO do. it is the only safe
thing 10 do. if YOU wish 10 avoid
trouble. exposure. fines and even i'm
prisonmcnl. The public must be pro-
tected."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11
CANDIDATES MEET
WITH COMMITTEE
Important Meeting of Ohio County
Republicans on Friday
EVenHG

A county Republican love feast viii
be held in this city Friday evening.
Yesterday afternoon, invitations were
extended by the Ohio county Republi-
can executive committee to each
county and district candidate to meet
with the committee ~ Republican
headquarters on Chapline street Fri
day evening AT that time the candl.
dates will be invited TO report TO the
committee the complete situation with
respect to the Republican campaign IN
every section OF Ohio county.
Any suggestion that candidates may
have 70 offer to the committee for the
success Of the county and district
tickets will be welcomed by the COM
mittee. and any aid that the commit.
tee can extend 10 any candidate VIII
be given gladly.
At the conclusion of a business ses-
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quarters and committeeman drop in
whenever they can to help out with
the work.
Democrats are planning for q
whirlwind wind.up Of the campaign in
Ohio county. Among the speakers
scheduled for this city are John j.
Cornwell, Democratic candidate for
governor, Thursday evening, Oct. 76;
Ex-Governor David l.. Walsh on Oct.
23, and Commissioner Of Labor Viii
son and Hon. John W. Davis at dates
vet 10 be fixed.
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The Smartest Of Sk1rt5
Are Develobed in The Nost
FancUui Snlblngs

A splendid type of knife plating and killed effect
sombrc stripe out light stripe mdcrpalt, at $500 and
$3.50 Sombcr plaids model with full Shlrred back
and full side paits tailor type, at 1895. knife
nlatcd kilt with fancy sash belt in light barred check
or model with horizontal broad stripe, old gold on blue
large patch pockets at $3.50 new model for stout
figures, strictly tailored, white pin stripe on black, at
S14.5O. Old gold and blue or white on back--'roSS
barred effects on velour also in small checks in TAM black
and white blue and brown, brown and tan, at $500,
and still others.
NOTE WHEN LOOKING AT THESE THE BEAU
Full TAILORING. FOR THE DESIGNS ARE NOT
ONLY NEW AND DISTINGUISHED, But THE MAN.
NER or MAKING Up Is MASTERtlL. No HUH
GRADE MADE-TO-ORDER GARMENTS EVER CAR
RIED 4 GREATER SHARPNESS.
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sion in the headquarters. the gather
ing. To which all Republicans will be
welcomed. probably will adjourn TO
one of the city council chambers
where the candidates will make brlef
addresses.
Arrangements for Ire reception OF
Senator Warren c. Harding of Ohio
will be completed by the Republican
county committe at its meeting Friday
evening. Senator Harding addresses
a Republican rally al the Carroll club
Saturday evening and his coming IS
the source Of renewed interest and
enthusiasm among Ohio county Re
publicans.
Ohio county'S Democratic candl-
dates will address Il Democratic rally
for Philadelphia district to De held at
Elm Grove Friday evening. The mees-
ing will be held in Blums pharmacy
auditorium.
Republican headquarters on Chap
line street gets buster every day.
HEADQUARTERS Manager David DnGec
is on duty practically all day and with
his stenographrr is busy every min.
ute. The chairman and secretary OF
the county committee are devotlnG al
the time they can to duties at mead
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A coed old Republican speech on
present-day issues will be delivered
Saturday evening, al the Carroll Club,
by Senator Warren 6. Harding, of
Ohio.
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GOVERNMENT HUNTS
DRUG ADULT terra TORS
officials Seize and Destroy limitations
of Well-KnoWn Preparation.

Acting under the Food and Drugs
Act which makes it a punishable Of
Tense to label medicine falsely, Fed,
eral officials have recently increased
their activities against adulteFatorS OF
ncosalvarsan, aspirin and other! i'm.