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.ATT.ACHE.

|, FL Representative del G0biarno
americana. Mr.. Rodgers NADIA pr2ic-
tieo purde hacer para "vitar eS0s
abuses.
Como east tipic0 de esOs atr0pa-
Hos citare e. s%iguiente:
DIR. William Dunn, Superintendent
te de Ia planta de luz y fuerza de
NecaIa IPueblaj Sc encuentra en- la
:penitenciaria de Mexico.
La fabrica de ,N:ecaxa es la; que
suministFa el aqua Y la luz a la
capital de Ia .nach6R Y a otras ciu;,
dades.
Mr. Dunn fua preSo, acuSado de ha-
Der aytrjado a la causa zapatista.
dald0 I'M banquete = TN bale al ca
b.ci,la Marquee cuando este zaDatfs-
Ia tom6 a NecaIa, y lie haberl. ne
Sado iSual. "ayuda" i Ia causa ca
r~ranciSta. cuaado Ell General .Alaio
Gonzalez desalojd al citado forasido
= 81 genie &c Ia capital Sc lie ha-
cen otras acuSacionas s~ecundarias,
tales como esconder los muebles V
efectos al Paso de los carrancistas;
pero nlnsuna tan grave como la ne
satlva q Ia solicitud del banqueteo
y bale.
Prlmero So eleerr6 a Dunn entire
'nesFos, para que fuera, sin duda,
reetitieando el prejuitio de razas
.(Pasa a u Ba. plsna, col. 2a.l
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A~SECURANDO Ell ABUSE.

Las penas que Ell Gobierae de fac
TO impone a los que -ratan de mar.
car upo a los bilietes sen riguro-
sag.
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Ell PAPEL INFALSIFICABIE

IoEpeza Supone fijsr oficialmenre
Z! papel emitido iltimamente, ell de-
nominado "infalsificable" IN valor Dc
centavoS ORC nacional 40
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TIROS Al BLANCO
Fl. PROXIM0 .:GRETO"


rT Ia conclusion
de rual Sera Fl tema.
irliraio asunto.
~" al lamar 81 "grito"
tcatari Fl barb6n.
\ los meyicanoS
Lablara de gloria.
IL I'm paSado augusta.
de luz. riemplar,
m!rntras toio 81 pu bio
rontrmpla Ia -ScOria
Iu. haSta los espaciOs
- sup0 e!tyar.
EIablara lie Hidalgo.
MOr"l0s. Guerrero:
dird.....Que no dierOn
al mundo Quartet;
y 10 nara de m0do
qU" algUa majad-ro
-vitr lue ya!i-ron
al@O mrnoS lur Gl...... .
ID. Ju,i hablara Venus
ruanio lance Il "griiO?"
acknowledgements
d,. In I.ibcriad.
hoy gu. eutroniHato
:. rncurnfra RI delItO
y QIe s3ln r-inaR
crimen ' maliad.
f euro Que habia
l." Ia inieprnirnria.
Il" que hoy. librr. q pueblo
:" sent. felil.....
! que ratIfiQue
81 magma clOru-neia
Ia gent de Persh!ng
quc csid IN ri pals.
70 no Sc que coSas
"a 4 uecir C~arranza
cuando lance Il "grito'
CUE rue redcncihn.
Va que o. SuS belf0s
tai rememoraQza
facil - que brote
como maidici6n..
CuandO Ia campano
De Ia Independence
toqu. con SuS manoS.
que limpiaS no rStan.
- facIl que arroi-
81 impura c~nnciencia
un gritO d. epojo
que r. hasa callaT.
! 81 10 habla al pueblo
d" honor v trahaio.
en tantO qu- RI haze
Su vida IN f-Stin,
luiziS Ia campana
Sacutia e. badaio
Y aZote IN fTfatr
lei nu~vu Gain.
como va { 1ec!rlz
IN fnrma e!0Cuante
que Il - por Oil pasrIa
valiente Y viril?
cC6m0 va a daeirlo.
cuanio rslI lateatc
n infamia del negro.
NEINTIUN no DE ARRN?
Cuand0 EcnuStianO
t"lue rSa tampaaa
que nunca debi~ran
Su< man0S manchar.
crerr:i que 4 ST. dido
IA Madre Matiana
t. dir muy Iurdo:
"tr van a arraStrar!.'
Va 4 llcgar 10 fecha
De IA remcmhranza
mas grata y mas dulce
DE nnaStra naci6n.
q 81 pueblo FL "srito'
L. iard Carranza.
81 sIn, ha aSesinado
Ia CONSTRUCTION. .....,
f. mej0r que Venus
d"l @uSto 50 nrive
y.....no lane, Il "srito".
Siga rn 81 festin,
pues IuiLa Sc yrr2an
Azurta Y Urbr
y azoten Fl roStrn
del nuevo Cain....
Por mas Que cavllo.
per mas que pregunta
no doy, nj a thrones.
con la conclusion
de cual Sera el tema,
ielicado aSunto,
que al lamar ell ";rito"
tratard 81 barbon..
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La situacion general de Mexico
La hancarrota nacional-Los bancos paraliza.
dos.-Aspectomacabro de las ciudades.-Ca
rranza 10 echo TODD 8 perder, menos Il
china,

sea Ia desconfianza mas completa 4
Su alrededor.
e. problema financiero. undo al
problrma mi.itar que "a he esboza-
do, daran fin del carranciSmo en-
5reve tempo.
LAS oPERACIoNEs BANCARIAs
BESIDE hace cinco meses Carran-
"a tiene paralizado Ell movimiento
bancario en- Mexico, Siendo su prin-
cipal obieto evitar que Sc fife un
tipo Al papel moneda. porque en- Ia!
case Serian los hancos los que 10 hi
cicran.
Como consecuencia de este no pue
de recibirse en- Mexico dinero del
cXtranjero; llegandose haSta yio!ar
Ia correspondence para in~cautarse Ell
Gobierno Ge los valores.
Los bancos no pueden expcdir gi-
ros sino 4 los que tienen orc de-
pOsitado.
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ID. Iu,: hablari Venus
ruaniu lance Il "griiO?"
acknowledgements
d,. In Iibrrtad.
hoy qUr entrOnIEato
:. rncurnira ri delitO
y Que s3l" r-iuaR
crimrn Y maiiad.
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:C6mO va { 4ec!rlez
IN fnrlna e!0Cuante
que Il - por Oil paTIa
valiante Y viril?
cCdn0 VA a daeirlo.
cuanio esla lateatc
n infamia del negro.
~NEINTIIND DE ARRH?
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70 no Sc que cosaS
"a 4 ueclr C.arranza
cuando lance Il "grito'
Cue rue T'edcnci6n.
Va que Or SuS belf0s
lal rememOraQza
facil IS que brote
como mahdici6n..
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F. euro Que habla
4" Ia iniepeni"ncia.
Il" que hoy. l!bre. q pueblo
:" sent. f-Iiz.....
! on" ratifique
81 magma clOru-neia
Ia g"ui,. dc P~ershing
qur cSia IN Il pals.
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Cuand0 EcnuStianO
'nlue rSa raInpaaa
que nunca debieran
SuS manOS manchRr.
crerr:i que 4 ST. dido
"a Madrr Matiapa
IT, die muy Iurdo:
'tr van 4 arraStrari.'
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CuandO Ia campano
de- Ia Independence
tOqu. con SuS manOS.
que limpiaS no eStan.
- facil que arroia
81 impura cnnclencia
un gritO d. enoj0
que l.. haGa callaT.
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EIablar;i lie Hidalsp.
NOrrl0s. Guerrero:
dird. que no dicrOn
al mund0 Quartet;
' Ia nara IL. mod0
gu" algUn majad-ro
-vitr luc va!i-ron
al@O mrn0S Vur ill.,.
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Va 4 llrgar Ia fecha
De IA remembrance
mas grata Y mas dulc+
de nuaStra naci6n.
y Z Su pueblo FL "8rito''
L. iari Carranza.
81 SIu.. ha aSesinado
la Constitution. .....
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Is mtj0r que Venus
d"l .uSto 80 nriva
y.....no lane Il "critn".
Siga I'll 81 festin.
pues quiLa st yrrgan
Azurta y Urbr
y aZOten 81 roStrn
del nuevo Cain....
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! 81 10 habla al pueblo
d" honor V trabaio.
en- tantO qu- RI haze
Su vida IN f-Stin,
luiziS Ia campana
Sacutia e. badaio
' ayote IN fTeHtr
lei nu"vo Gain.
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,(Pasa a IL sa. plsna, col. 2a.)
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Por mas que cavIlo.
per mas que pregunta
no doy, nj a thrones.
con Ia conclusion
de Cual Sera el tema,
ielicado aSunto,
que al lamar ell ";rito"
tratara 81 bdrb0n..
CHANTECLER.
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He shut me up angrily. Some.
how. you take IL too calmly. Don't
you realize we're marooned on this
recf-not house except Papa
Prosper wouldn't We look
like fools going therof"
Undoubtedly. but that II Just
where we shall go. Papa rises al
four for his early coffee-it is past
three now. We shall b. just IN
time for Papas excellent morning
coffee"
We trsmped down the beach I'm
tho warm starlight. Cleil stopped
once and stared AZ me They
know we ara trapped on this aid.
OF the island. DO you suppose they
will harm the dredgef"
she VIII fight fair now" I re
torted.
But the natiyesf"
Tho blacks are interested In but
one thlng-and that Is tho rewards
the baron has promised them for
digging out that old wreck. ~
least think II " that way. 10
oAa-hs AAFfN ~ t%tuINs anu HNE fFlGk
with that rife Of hers ia marvellous.
She will not allow them"
Then WHAT" hs queried. why
maroon us heroT'
TO keep your fool NECK out OF
trouble. helieye--on my honor
the girl Is now fighting for us
DO you understand thatr-
He shook hts head. ITO saw.
virgll's machine" went on. TO
fight fair. despite all OF them. Even
TO lose Isle Bonnie. because she'd
rather lose her island than lose our
good opinion. There IL one OF Us.
you see. whom she loves"
Doctor Dick" he retorted. lis II
you. or H."
Play fair" ! answered begull.
ingly You must. YOU know. It's
In the comnact-the three OF us.
Now let's lind way out Of this
bad hole. We New York fellows
are all very well on the asphalt.
but We ought not 20 in the deep
swamp and expect TO outwit them.
| see Il nov perfectly. You recall
that | was reluctant"
He cut me Off with an angry
whoop M at Prospcr's FRllerie
which We could make out Whitley
under the OAKS.
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She vas not allowed TO finish
Those two men were forward and
swinging up the iron ladder 10 the
oraneman's roost Virgil was the
quicker. His voice trembled when
be touched her.
BE stlll. there" he orderes
The rachel wheel slipped. The
oogs on that reverse-well. be still -
He worked silently about the girls
feet could see her staring down
In the gloom.
IT hurts" she said presently.
ITS Tightening on my ankle"
Clell had slipped down and was
In the engine room 10 get a wrench
at virgins command. He whispered
TO me in the murk OF the shed.
You know the fix she's I'M
There's a two-ton bucket hanging
by the chain. and that over a
broken tooth on the cog. II IL
drops TN drag her down-smash
her on the gear like a fly"
He was gone with that, tiptoe,nr
10 the derrick ladder. reaching up.
Softly the two men worked without
word. hardly breathing. ~ she
knew death touched her. hung on
the crurnbling point OF q cog tooth,
she did not culver. Once the
smaller chain slipped. the gear
shuddered. and the Texan stopped
rlgidly.
BE still." he brcathcd. but no
one was moving. Then heard him
mutier: You liitlc thInr-Hhaf
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YOU" he vent on slowly: what
is it,"
l-aure was IN tho crnneman's seat
looking down silently. I saw.
among the iron levers and chains,
the automatic rifle across her lap.
The boss eye was on II also.
SEQ here" he said. what is this
fo''"
Il Just came" she answered. be.
cause-weli. knew no one was
here"
You stole our boat. cried Cloll.
why that"
I didn't want you to so H." she
said family. There was much
much they were very ansry-ihe
men we had"
And you came here" put In
Virgil grimiy. with your little run
20 watch tonight. To- fear they'd
turn trick on met
r" she seemed 20 shrink from
bis directncss, didn't know. There
was n fight. you see. but didn't
want wanted II fair. you know
after what you said before about
me"
Il think" said Virgil cryiy. you
had better &c, down
4 can't" she murmured. When
! heard your boat coming. tried
to slip down and TO my pirorue-
and something jerked on the little
lever when ! touched II. and Just
then the chain went across my
fnnf
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We hurried down the hot plank
wharf TO tho new little cabin boat.
and quite upset n languid young
town dnrky who was wipiuE the
hAtchwRy handraiis.
You sent for her--and never told
me-" Cloll said That was not
right And what did you tell her'"
Nothing. merely wished Mary
TO see--~ell. Rs n stakeholder in
this corporation. | thought she had
right 20 know. Such a mixed AZ
fair rs We have business Rnd-er
love. and all that kind 81 thing
! thought Nc needed expert advice q"
MARY. Eray-cyed. calm and suffi
Client. standing In the doorway. Was
laughing with old friendliness. Cleli
HtAmmsrcd a rather casual greeting
as hc took her hand.
Found her In the eompanys OF.
fee" VirEil explained. 4 went In
there clean discouraged was
before Id heard of tho case. And
there was Mary talking 10 young
keunsr. askin' how she could get
out TO our wilderness with the biz
news she'd Just learned. And then
she turned on mo and said quite a.
n she'd expaictsd mo: Virgil. We
xon the case was clean foolish
n moment-yes. seh-wlnnin'
that case. and Mary tcllIn Il TO me
first
The attorneys had just got their
wire" Mary explained. and had
reached New Orleans that morn.
ing.
Tho two men and the darby were
getting the boat away. Mary
leaned 10 mo as the motor hcghn
it's hnmming
Doctor Dick. why did you send
for me-
Your young man was liable 10
mess things mp. or course, after
all. you love him"
She gave me a hard look Not
necessarily He is perfectly free.
Get busy-g get busy. answered
dryiy. You oooi. sane. practical
modern women don't know how to
love a man
She gave another whitening look
at mo as Clell came Rfi--big.
hronzed, complacent. and with
healthy and detached good humor
began to trine with some silver
dsnrlet hanging To her handbag.
There was no suggestion Of an ap-
nealing lover about him now-end
she saw II.
I, was almost dusk when our
little launch came upon the sprawled
lame monster Of dredge Virgil
vas on the greasy deck with the
line first OF all
You old hool,." he cried buoy.
antly. Il just want to sec" and
then stopped. staring mp ir the twi. /
light at the great derrick which /
swung ont over the sawgruss with /
the clam she'll bucket hanging he 1
n Gath AZ
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Continued from Our Last issue)
T T was ten O'Clock when We got
up along the dim shore toward
Isle Bonnie. beached our boat
and hunted for tho inlet 10 the
swamp. Clell was wading and
stumbling among tho cypress
spikess at length he called impa-
tiently that we must have come too
far and passed tho mouth OF the
inlet.
And az HIS voice heard a laugh.
II was near. so near that ! reached
ont hand from the bayonet ciumps
and touched Laurc She started
with an exclamation.
What are you DOING here"
murmured.
She whispered: You must no,
try this. Messieur 10 Doctor.
Things are bad-bad-and you
could not find your trail. anyway
He win try. at least" | indicat-
ed my young friend in the cypress.
She laughed again softly. NO.
he will not have stolen your
boat"
Laurel"
She was moving away from me
as 10 fearing capture. so that you
can't get In. II must not bel, Is
dangerous. The black men, they
they are angry"
AT you and the baronG"
AT every one. They thought
we'll. can not tell you. followed
10 proven" was moving away.
Cell was splashing out. angrily
beratlng the distractions and cut.
ting himself on the cruel bayonet
edges as he reached the she'll beach.
Doctor Dick. the boats gone"
Amazing"
he looked at me IN some sus.
picion. am a bad actor. Doctor
Dick. is IL possible you stood here
and they could steal the lnunchG"
"Confound the matches" | was
busy trying TO light my pipe.
Did she take it-and you
wouldn't chase herr"
My dear boy. will not chase
woman under any circumstances
AZ my age"
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CHAPTER VII.
The Turn Of Fortune

1t was week later that was
awakened from a nap on Papa
prosper's Rallerie. 10 stare straight
at Virgil Williams Even in my
amazcment noticed in his deep,
worn eyes n great. soft ioy--s trl
umph.
You see" he began. as II / was
guessing at tive won't
"Won-man?'
Govt Appeal decided for us
on all points" He came across the
gallerie and took my hands. Big
Doctor Dick! BY Mighty. the big
fights done Well get our bonss
taken up now-we can slap a quar-
ter OF a million dollars into the
work In thirty days. | got busy in
the city, started 'em--those New
York fel.los wired for the new
machines TO como jumpin'-and
the men-BIg Jim's In the city
bu'stin things open on the levee.
In thirty days. Doctor Dick. you'll
see Isle Bonnie cut to the sea-"
| was on my feet shaking hands
again.
But why did you come first to
Isle Bonner"
He made gesture TO Prosper's
sleeping form. ITO tell 'em," His
voice lowered. his smile deepened.
"Papa--and that old dog--the
baron. And Laure-" After a
silence, he sighed: only that IA
what bothers mo. Laure--I told you
long aRo loved her. Doctor Dick.
| nodded as Clell came up the
steps.
"Redfield-though left you at
tho machine7"
Clell came to him quietly. ut
was my fault ] thought there was
something going on in the island.
So persuaded Doctor Dick to come
and try TO get In with me. and they
stole our boat and marooned US
here" II was the longest speech
he had addressed to Williams I'm all
the dlspirlting months. You see, |
don't think she'll harm the ma
chine"
The boss looked wonderingly.
"Yes?"
you see, she'll play right now"
went on Clell soberly Doctor Dick
has sized It up-there's one OF us
she cares for"
The Texan did not answer. But
] put In languidly: "Me-undoubt.
eddy. You see, | am the one who
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did you come here for7'
Il wanted 10 be sure. There was
no one here. you see
We saw him wipe her blood from
the back OF his hand across his
brow, and she stared down a. n.
II was hurting horribly. the slow
twist Of even that delayed weight
across her foot. And then Virgil
had worked his stout bar into the
chain link. the end OF II thru step
OF the ladder. and with the other
end across his shoulder Was rising
from the steps below
We waited In that dusk. the
Texan rising powerfully under his
short lever. and the girl stsriG1
down at him. Then as his strain
Ing breath came shorter. soft jar
and the chain had slipped back
safely upon the broken tooth. Ana
he stood up looking at her.
You little thing" he mnttered,
you neve' knew. did your
Yes" she answered simply. all
the time. when your boat touched
the dredge I wondered II II would
jar the chain off"
Wondered You would have
died here tonlfht-when that cog
crumbled under the buckets weight.
DO you known"
She had hoped a step away az
no helped her down. Then. quite
free OF him. she put hand 10 the
engine room door frame and
laughed.
= know. And I wondered what
you-all would say"
The boss turned from the place.
Her blood WAS on his hands. and
he wiped II across the derrick
beam Mary had come TO her.
You're hurt, my dear-yhere7'
The mistress OF the isle hoped
on like a crippled bird. Not much
my foot is cut, maybe"
The boss was looking quietly -
her: she would let none touch her
bruised foot-a bit OF her old blithe
defiance had returned
Tomorrow" Virgil muttered.
you come. and you'll see II work.
Outside" he beckoned down the
channel Outside. the's a chimes
the canal IL goin' clean TO the
sea. You-you CANT stop US now,
To- you see-we won"
There was no need TO say what
he meant Quietly she spoke.
You mean we lost our island"
we won" he went on steadily.
II told you long ago."
She sat quietly back upon the
Eirder.
fConeluded In Our Next issus)'
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has amused her nightly. My dear
ehaps--you lose.
said Il well. They stared in.
credulously. but mystified. Then
tho Texan shook hts head. "Sho-
Doctor Dickl told you LONG ago
then he stopped and looked a, the
younger man. Well. what's tho
user She'll hate mo now--to'
beat her Isle Rome IL ours. The
eou', gave Us every point-oioAn ="
You Wont"
Yes and she'll have 20 know
The Supreme Govt ended II 10 her.
Tho French heirs held the real
titles. Prosper and his dad--and
his granddad before hlm-thcy we're
all bunch OF squaitera. And We
got our title confirmed abroad
Cl.ll was silent. Prosper was
stirring his coffee upon tho table
You heard what said. Papa ?"
tho Texan continued Il jus,
dropped around to tell yon--you'
lawyers will let you know merit"
All. dem lawyehs. m'sisul Ali
s.,ime tell Maeemoisclls Laure;
'whaffor dem iawyehsr"
But It's ended now" virriie
voice was low. Where ia shn'-
Prosper's old grace inclined him
indlffercntly. Her leetls Isle.
IN sieu --aomev where abe is there
heard Cell muttsr Ile had
turned away and was staring at
tho launch and the figure in II
which Ne could hardly sec for the
paimettos Of the shell beach.
Virgil sighed. hIk cxultance had
gone. Somehow. the long shades
reached from Isle Bonne's plumed
oaks TO cross his spirit Then he
muttered patiently:
"Iaure. she CANT hate mo for.
ever"
Clcll turned suddenly 10 him III
she over realizes she Is beaten.
she'll 20 with the baron abroad"
Virgil started "Yea7" lie
looked At me with bis old pain. and
then his smile Il e1paict from the
first ] loved her" lie looked quiet.
~ nj the younger man. Il expalct
| did--ln my ove-alls and Jumper.
flghtln' the main ditch thru. And
she was lookin To- dukes and
snights--and expaict YOU looked
mo like one than any man she'd
ever seen"
The other man was stlll. We'll.
you had your chance. I've kept
still and I've played square. You
didn't think It OF me. Aid you7
No lie watched Clel again
with curious wistfulness. But Won
made good Yes. sah' was ina,
tellin' hary--out IN in tho new
boat She csme-she said Doctor
Dick sent 70 her. This mans game
seemed to bother him some"
Mary We stared out at tho little
white cruiser had not supposed
she would 4
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Doctor Says Nuxated Iron Will
Increase Strength of Delicate
People 2OO0o in Ten Da Us

grain tablets Of ordinary nuNRted
iron three timca per day after meals
for two works Then test your
strength again and see FOR your
self how much YOU have gained !
have seen dozens ~ nervous, run
down people who were ailinE an the
time double. and even triple their
strength and endurance aud entire
~ get rid Of their symptoms OF
dyspepsia. liver and other troubles
IN from ton 20 fourteen days time
simply by taking iron in tho proper
form, and this, after they had In
some cases been doctoring for
months without obtaining any hene-
fit You can talk as you please
about all tho wonders wrought bN
now remedies but when you come
down 20 hard facts there ~ nothing
ike good old iron 10 put color In
your checks and good Hound. healthy
flrHh on YOUR bones. II ts also n
great norve aud stomach strength
on"r and tho best blood builder IN
the world. Tho only trouble was that
tho old forms OF Inorganic iron like
tincture OF iron. iron acetate. etc.
often ruined peoples teeth. upset
their HtOmachR and were not nssiu
lated and for these reasons they
frequently dld moro harm than
good, But with tho discovery Of
the newer forms of organic iron all
this has been overcome Nuxated
rpm, LOT example, Ia pleasant 20
take, does not iniure the teeth and
IL almost Immediately beneficial
NOTE-The manufacturer Of
Iron have such unhounded
confidence In It's potency that they
authorize tho announcement that
they Will forfeit $4,000 20 any Char.
Itablo Institution II they cannot take
any man or woman under sixty who
lacks iron and Increase their|
9trength goo per cent or over ia
Tour weeks time prov idod they
have no serious organic trouble
Also they win refund your monov
n any case in which Nuxatcd Iron
Toes not az least double vour
,trength I'm ten days time. II is
dispensed In this city by the owl
5rug Co. Bartell Drug 90. SwIft's
Pharmacy, and All ethsr druy.t.,.