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The evening world., 1917-12-05

lowing the simple Tv!a HsTs 10 tEs pre-
ssI' gioE. % TO ana drug store and sst o.
Hon opto tablet IN = fourth Of a sikas OF
wMsI Snd s!l9w TO ttN~Olvs. with thu
ngnpia exths no .Jes two 10 four times
~ psresp,lely rlght from The start and
'hi summation viii duiekiy disappsar l.
ouI eyss are oothsrlnE you even a llttle
!Ahs s,epS 20 save thsn now before n IL
t"o hte Many hopslsssly blind nigh
iS s S.en saved II they had cared for
Note Another pusniaani ThK,l,4.n q, -.o,
~ ~. Ae'Ts 1u's ", s,6niusd ssidI I'm
NJ, wD "huEAo., romsiJ Ia esn.L'
a. 'psc.s!,.. .nA stisJ pissriS,d h, sn thsT'
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n.Aa{ l7st Iloss rf'nd i've i,oasy' II ssn .
=; is;.ISsS ne, % ,s. -; sd aYYS, 90
g band ioI r.JllAs 10 In snn., ss.y Anil,
R'sTSl& y Y: SAl4h fflRklS9TIMg Mgsts,, r.,
The evening world., 1917-12-05
ST. Monica Girls Five Has
Played Twenty-nlne Games
and Won Every One OF Then

CoMFTHING Is always happening
- In the field Of sports 20 upset
calculations, but II IL doubtful
whether anything will boat the sensa-
tion furnished by n female basketball
team which holds the championship
OF tho city and has defeated some OF
the best teams within q radius OF
thirty miles.
And what do you think this team
trains on7
Why. fudge. bonbons. leo cream
soda and all the other dainty luxu-
ries which tickle the female palate.
Yes sir. they just thrive on all the
things dear TO the female taste. And
II you have any doubts about their
ability TO play basketball. just take a
look over their rocord-twenty-ni y nine
games played and us many won. II
you scan the list OF their victims you'll
SEQ the why and wherefore Of their
claim to the female championship.
The name OF this aggregation OF fe-
male wonders IL the 1T. Monica Bas-
ketball Five. They're members OF the
congregation OF ~. MonicA's Roman
Catholic Church. In East 18th
Street, and they have been using
the same lineup since the team was
formed a year AN half ago. They were
taught the fine points OF the game by
Bill Lavelle OF 81. Monlca's Lyceum.
but when II came to setting down
training rules-well. mere man would
never attempt II with hope OF success.
and It was left to the girls them
selves
They call us the weaker sex" said
Miss Helen German. captainess Of
the five. but you know what Kipllng
said. Wa Just decided that content
ment mixed with certain amount OF
necessary exercise for the faculties
The evening world., 1917-12-05
Doctor Tells How to Strengthen
Eyesight Greatly In One
Weeks Time in Many Instances
4 YSes Prescription you Can Have FinsL
and Tee at Homo.

a yses Prescription Ieu Can Have Finsd
and Tee at Homo.
DO you NsAT GlAGAos Are you Vie
am of eye strain OF other eve veEkn-ssss
So you will be glad 20 know tnat AC.
eordint 70 DR., Lewis there Is real hope for
xou. Many whose eyss Wero failing say
they have had ;hslr eyes restores through h
me principle o. thit wonderful free pre-.
eonpuon. one man say, after tryiuE t.
4 wn almost blind could not see to
Is.d az all Now I can read every thins
water any more. At might tn would
pain dreadfully; now they feel fine all!
ths time II vas IKE a miracle q me :"
A lady who used ~ says: "Tha Atmos
phere sssmed hHIy with or without slaSsaa
bNt aftsr using this prescription for ffteen
days eysrythlnE seems 'ssr can even
req fine print without glasses" II ia
believed that Thousands Who wear glasses
can aow discard then. IN o TsasOnA bic
time and muitltudes more vii 10 All. tn
atrenfthsn their eyes 40 a. TO- 10 spared
ne trouols ana expense % srsF EsttlnE
flAAeA Eye troubles 0f many dsseriI-
lenA may bs wonderfully bshsatsc 3, f6.
The evening world., 1917-12-05
G0ULLET AND MAGIN
HARD PRESSED BY
KRAMER AND EGG

After tho matinee and night sprint
Ing points in the slx-day race in Medi-
son Square Garden had been added to
the team totals. Goullet and Msgin led
with 100 points. They we're closed
pressed by Kramer and Egg, who now
muster 80 points,
Madona and Belio are still one lap
behind the field and will not be credited
The evening world., 1917-12-05
BRlTT0N GIVES TILLMAN
BOXING LESSON IN HUB.

BOSTON, Dec, &. -- lack Britton OF
Chicago Ind no trouble winning the de
cision over Johnny Tlllman Of Mime
polls IN their twelve round bout at the
Grand Opera House last night II was
like laN rtcr giving r pupil boxing
i"sson, lirittuu at times givinE a won
derfin display OF slUl' tu the tenth
round Brltton twice staggered Tulman
with right uppcrcuts.
The evening world., 1917-12-05
Western star Scheduled to
Meet PoSpiShil in Match
to Finish.

CTRANGLER LEWIS. tho crack
- Western wrestler. will make his
first appearance In the worlds
title catch-as-catch-ca tournament
tonight az The Lexington Theatre.
Lewis II scheduled 70 meet carl
pospishil In a bout TO the finish.
Lewis was tho nrst man TO break Joe
stecher's long string OF victories. II
was a little over two years ago that
The evening world., 1917-12-05

TT Jim Corbett hadn't seen Fitzsim-
mons night Dempsey he might
have had a chance at Carson. but
corbett felt that day that Fitzsim-
mons could whip him whenever they
met. Later. AT Carson, he vent into
the ring without confidence. fearing
defeat That made II easier for F1tZ-
simmons. for except for tho feeling Of
uncertainty Corbett might have made
better fight He had enough ad-
vantage in weight TO give clever
man "A great advantage In a long night.
lie should have been able TO win.
"Suilivan--well. there was one man
The evening world., 1917-12-05
lAURETTE STOPS TWO MEN
INSIDE OF SEVEN ROUNDS,

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dec waiter
L.aurettc Of New York stopped Battling
Kopln OF Jamestown In four rounds last
night The crowd DEMANDING morn ac-
tlon after Kopln's bad showing. I.au-
rettc agreed to take ON Rex CRrlln OF
Shamokin, and stopped him N three
rounds
The evening world., 1917-12-05
M RIFFO was the cleverest
~ boxor ever saw. When
fought him | thought he waA

HCRIFFo was the cleverest
" boxer ! ever saw When
fought him thought he was
a dub and expected to beat him
easily To my amusement he had
that left hand In my face all the
Ime-and the way he could move his
head away from n blow! oh, boyl He
was wonder. II Critic had been
able TO punch he could have whipped
any man In the world In few min
utes. He was a ghostl a shadow
There never has been anything like
him since.
"Bob FitEsimmonsi III never for
get ny first sight Of Fitzsimmons In
the ring with Dempsey, was In
Jacks corner. Fitzsimmons was
biK, moon faced fellow; simple look.
ms. He wriggled his head around
and looked across at Dempsey lie
hndn't done enough fighting TO realize
his own wonderful power lie ok
pectcd Jack 20 give him "A tough tim"
of II. FitE had on pants and sweat
er. watched him as he slipped the
pants on. and saw thos. skinny legs
and laughed. They looked too thin 10
hold man UP. But when he peeled
of the swoater and showed that won
dertul torso--the power he carried
above the waist line--my eyes bulKed
ont. Poor Dempsey never had a
chance. No, n isn't "A fact that FitL-
simmons asked Dempsey TO give NJ
and ,et his seconds throw In the
sponRe, when he had Jack reeling and
whipped. lie might have done II when
he had n little more experience, but
he didn't know enough then. lie war
ju.t a big boob. He didn't even know
he was beating Jack until near IN,
end. He was the most wonderful
natural fghtng machine the world
ever saw. He could hit from any
where an awful blow. lie was a
natural boxer. or course later, viii
experience. he learned n iot and be-
came cunning In the ring. but at firs
ELL he knew anything about at all wal
1ghting.
The evening world., 1917-12-05
Norfolk wins Easily.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass, Dec. 6.--Kld
Norfolk OF Panama beat the Zulu Kid
OF New York In "A tcn-round bout here
last night He forced the nghting In
every round and had u wilde margin ~
the nnish
The evening world., 1917-12-05
U. S. G. A. TO RElNSTATE
0UiMET, SAYS REPORT

j. reported that because ot his
tovotion 20 his country Francis
Ou'mot, tho former national golf
chm mplon. will ho restored 70 his
amateur standing ny the United
states COLI Association shortly.
Tho boston star intonds 10 apply
for rclnHtatement innsmuCh Rs hc
10 no longer engaged in the sporting
goods business. due 10 HIS enlist
mont In the army, ana Ia now ell
glb.e 70 play amateur golf
The evening world., 1917-12-05

Another wr,l.luon fighter is In the arms
Fanny Goodman. who has d recent yeAn been
managing Pal Moore. has enlisted in c'up~y D,
47h Infantry. stationed a; Camp Merritt, Tenaily,
81 Danny ssw he is aching for a chance to
Ss In tho fighting acNS- the ssa,
The evening world., 1917-12-05

TACK MArLiTFE. boxing fe.
matbabiy young and almost NJ
y enough ~ take up nEhting again.
wants o. give biz time o. teaching
BOXING IN our Soldier training camps
Jack MrAulINo h1a been out - the
rlng fpr long while. but he was
ono ~ tho very fcw bpvers with wis.
dom enough o. retire before defeats
put him On tho shelf At 'ho present
time ho ls the only retired undefeniod
lightweight champion Of ~. world
Jack gave up his title many years
ago. when ho was IN his prime A
clever fellow, with much more than
the average finRatcr's share Of In
tolliKence. he found II oasy enough
20 make nm honest living lie didn't
walt 10 have his block knocked IN"
ny fighting along after feeling tho
nrst symptoms OF IN" slipping" that
marks the difference between a nEht.
ing champion and n has-been
McAuline, n close friend and con
temporary Of such great ting artists
as Jack DEMPSEY. John l.. sullivan,
Bob Fitzsimmons, Kilraln and Mike
Donovan. has his own ideas OF the
way In which glove hghtlnE should
be done
II look at modern boxers and
laugh" said Jack yesterday after
noon, AS rule they don't know
anything. I'll make one exception.
, Benny Leonard IN n real champion.
He has the keen hitting sense and
the two-handed ability of an old-time
champion. He remlnds me llttlc OF
Mike Donovan when Mike was mid
dleweight champion, DO you know,
Mike Donovan In the loft teacher Of
boxing In this country. and is the
only man IN this country, In my esti-
nation, who Is n complete master OF
boxing, Mike was wonderful boxer
In hts time. II was n pleasure to see
him. His boxing was the work OF an
artist.
The evening world., 1917-12-05
PUTTING EN- OVER
WITH BUGS" BAtR
Why Should We Find a Log.
cal Opponent Tor less NH.
ard When less AMI Even
Logical HIMSELF"

" .frr.. s...sa'-ea
Ai1ut me orl. way 44 amafssr
.ur'fI .iu 'sN detf ffsn his sIlls
H "y '1' in4 .'i.H DH the tomb.
stone
'osa,r 'osfbor i,pm 4ssaysagv
H 'd'isd ~ f'''Hss Iffsf stspe.
ss dAy ,,ds, attribute. bic .,s.a
70 gof Wsli. sNs sstms issds 10 an.
sihs,
Hu t,HuF.n .,1afs t1HpiaDs,s
no snIU bf"ftdsd ftsU gef fsr.
i"aDhs '"f ~" duration o. me icae.
f.rf r.n- 'bs rsa .b.fs ff .ast . est
s'.' 20 a.'s .ff.- rsssf.ts, = fi,if ss. ~ ssss
SHAKE I'M ~
Why should We lind q loaiosl oppo.
nent for Jess Willard when Jess ain't
even logical himseH7
Somo argument ts to vho is the
hardest hitter lu baseball The mag.
Mates claim that 20" hardest hitter IL
the draft
Fred Fulton won a technical vie.
tory over GUnbost Smith. The Our.
net wasn't out, az one OF his ears was
stu waving At the count Of ten.
Low BRIDGE
War will bring old stars back 70
MI young players places. The rules
Will have to be altered 20 suit tho
veterans ability Some Of the pro-
posed changes
No inticidcr shall hide the bdil
IN hts whiskcrs
Ou'HcldcrS may employ three
cdddieS apiece 10 rctrieUc difficult
fics
Time shan be called tChcn base.
runner spr1inS set Of crutches.
pitcher suffering from the dOuo
shah not be dCCused Of huVtno a
bdik motion.
An M balls are out iohen oauo ~
on the hth bounce.
AZ bdtters Uho hit Ddst the tnJ
field are out dutom mdticdlV. ~
Pitchers must NOT knoCL the bats
OF the bdttcrs' hands.
Orcr the fence is out.
Pitchers younger than JJty pears
must thrOtC tCth one hand.
Base runners cannot claim IN.
reference Uhen one Knee hits tho
other.
Batter Is out iCheH his qohiskers Z
cross the plate.
The evening world., 1917-12-05
RACING SELECTIONS.
NEW ORLEANS.

First Race-Bringhurst. Felicidad.
Peaceful Star.
Second Race-Pontefract, Royal In
terest. Martre. 50
Third Race Bertodano, Budwelser,
Spectre,
Fourth Race-Harry Shaw. Wood
ward. Cheer Leader.
Firth Race-StelCliff. Mr.. Mack.
Fcnrock.
sixth Race-Copper King. Hiker.
Fleuron II.
The evening world., 1917-12-05

Eddie Mead, manager Of Joe GSncA. tho crack
west side bantam who recently knOckei ont Eddle
o'Kesfe Of rhisdepbis N three rounds and a.
ThApSsStyins nNy AfterU M won the bantam.
veisb, championship Of New England 5y recsiyins
the yeierces de-.,iou ovg Ter Martin oi Psovi.
The evening world., 1917-12-05

Vi Patterson de,srd to-day that the ropor
trat Charlie Weinert is going back 20 his old man
agcr, Jack Rulgcr. is untrue, In fact. Bulger say
Am~ell tina, he hasn't hcn in communication wit
Wcu-7- d'a,ten0n fays he eason that the New
ara h,ap weidt ssu't been fShting lately il be
cars., le has lad hand. but that he has seyera
import an, ns,chss pendirs only awaiting welnert'
c,mrlc,e reoNeg q the USE Of his hands 70 clncl
then
The evening world., 1917-12-05

In q letter rVeclyod to-day Oy jimmy Johnston
Arum owen Moran. tho Engiis fighter. Owen sau
that Ne Is constable AZ the water works IN Lon
don, and that he gets . chance occasionally %
engage in boat, Owen iolSht hf,een. round
bout At one q the clubs in England few weeks
ago and sot $205 for his end He further stated
that Johnny summer AMI Jtm Dr.Scol, the Enz
nsh tENlcr, are stnl a. the front.
The evening world., 1917-12-05

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-NOW
6 DAY RACE sHB5S,TiisssHfoN sH5,Tiisss HfN I Soe,, SSos,'
The evening world., 1917-12-05

Harm Pollok writes Jimmy sheylin. the box
ing club Dromoter Of Cincinnati. who recently of,
ierci Reuny Isonari and Freddie Welsh SIS, ,Ooo
plrse Tor A Championship match, has raissi the
ante s.. O0O. have received the following wire
from hrn.. win 90 to $4,000 " you and Gihspu
can gct together regarding division u purse
wacre can rcach GI~onf sent Ghson's sd-
DO IN 81. Paul % shevl!n and wired Gibson
mstslf, asing what he would do
The evening world., 1917-12-05
SHAKE EMUr

Why should We lind logiosI oppo.
nent for Jess Willard when Jess ain't
even logical hinseH1
The evening world., 1917-12-05

SOm" argument us 60 Vho IL the
hardest hitter Iu baseball The mag
Mates claim that 'bo haricst hitter IL
the draft
The evening world., 1917-12-05

80 day s'dss s,'sibU,s. he sessS
70 gof Wsll oos ssims issds 70 an.
sthss
The evening world., 1917-12-05

'D'H'n fo1fbHn fs1m IssavsHaD
1 ,d'isd ~ dsf'nsr Iurf % asps.
The evening world., 1917-12-05
Fistic NelUs job. ss,oe. and Gossip

Fred Fulton, the elongated heavy
weight OF Rochester. MINI, who has
defeated many n good big fellow IN the
last eighteen months. was signed up
to-day by his manager. Mike Collins,
for another battle. His opponent in this
go will be Dan "Porky" Flynn, the vet
eran heavyweight OF Boston. who was
recently exempted from service In the
navy on account OF being the main sup
port OF his wife. Fulton and Flynn viii
come together In a twelve-round bout
at a boxing show to be brought on at
Columbus, o., on Monday night. Full
ton Is to receive 80 Ia per cent OF the
gross receipts and transportation for
him and his manager.
'Anothsr club has Iuat bccn urganizrl In this
city Tor the purpose OF holding weekly boxing
shows for ia chh memtsrs. The club will he
known az the Grup,s Gymnasium A. C., with
headqusrten at No. 252 West ll6h street. Lon
Rayrnund IA mstchma her Of the club and Lou
claims that they nave already Close To 900
bona file u'niur~ The Nnt b,Aiug entcrta H.
mcnt will he held m Friday evening. Dcc a.
jimmy Johnston manager % Ted Lewis te
welterweight champion, to-day received a Telegram
from Lewis, stating that he left san Franciss
last night for New York TSl s mAt,hed U meet
Bryan Downey. tho crack Columbus. o., welter
weight. for twelve rounds At Columbus O.. on
Dec. II. Lewis will get into aipc Tor the battle
at GnIpps Gymnasium. in Harl"m
Jack Dohcrty. the veu.known flsht pNmoter Of
Providence, r. L. Ia trytng 'o c.inoA twelve
The evening world., 1917-12-05
lack NcAulife. me Only Retired
Uneeieated Champion Light
weight Of the World. ANXIOUS
10 Serve Uncle Sam as Boz.
Inu Instructor in Army Train.
ing Camps.

o.rrst isi5 tfTl.- r,.-- r.fa.t.as 90
Tts ys~ Ysft rf~ias WasA
The evening world., 1917-12-05

fas r.if SO
IT. H ts tHsf.f Hss.f'
AiHu' me ofls way t4 anafssr
Yur'fI .fu 'sN de.f ff.n his sulds
.a low us ins. .'sl YH the tomh
stone
The evening world., 1917-12-05

Champion Benny Leonard VIII grab off some
more easy money" tonight, as he Is slated to
meet Genr DenOut. the Western lightweight. in a
ten ruund bout at the Auditorium in 81, Paul,
Miuu A Kenny knows too mutt about the ftght
game for belmont, and hesides is too stiff a
puncler for him. the chances are that he will stow
away belmont IN less than seven rounds
The evening world., 1917-12-05

denc. has revived many offers fnsm match
makers Of various ctics for his hoHer 20 meet Pete
Kid Herman. the bantam champion. Jack Han
lon. matchmaker Of the Olympia A. 4. oi Phsla
ds!phia may land the match for Christmas lay
afternoon. an Iynch's manager Is negotiating with
him
The evening world., 1917-12-05

Fred Fulton won a technical vie.
tory over GUnbost Smith The Gun.
net wasn't out, az one OF his ears was
still waving a. the count Of ten.
The evening world., 1917-12-05

fsr fsrr no nsss.H.fs tf eslst q e,l
q '.'rt ff'r sI4tHH 'hHrF b. f0a srs
s"H 4" Nse .''@ magNf'tss ~ fHuf gwf srsse
The evening world., 1917-12-05

Mike Collins Is nuw the manager Of three fight
en Tbsy arr Fred Fulton. the heavyweight
JOCK Malone. the crack ~, iNul w"lterwcight, and
gene Delmont the Western lightweight. Collins
recently signed up Malone and belmont to oon'
tracts for several yean. He has practically
matched Malone % meet Tel Lewis. the welter
weight, tor ten rounds at tie Minn-apolis Boxins
Club on ChristmaA Day afternoon
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-05-03
APPORT|ON s77,l||
FOR TICK CAMPAIGN
MONEY WILL BE DISTRIBUTED
TO 48 COUNTIES TO FIGHT
CATTLE PEST.
COMMISSION TO COOPERATE
Union County Received the Larges,
Amount $2,77oe2, White County
Allowed $2.67o3o, and Pu.
laski Gets S2,o33.O4.

Little Rock
Apportionment of S77.1l126 for
tick eradication work among the rs
counties in the infested territory in
the state has been made By the Board
Of Control OF the College of Agricul-
ture of the University OF Arkansas.
The fund includes an appropriation OF
100000 by the last Legislature and
money derived from the fivecent tax
In 1916 and 1917.
The board agreed to cooperate with
The Northeast Tick Eradication CoIa-
mission in furnishing men to assist IN
infested counties in that district. The
money to be spent in the state is d.
vided on pro rata basis of the mum
Der OF square miles of infested terri
tory. The proportionate part for the
district will be approximately $4,000
Unoin county received the largest
apportionment. s2.77o92 White COIN
ty was allowed s2,670.30, the second
largest sum. Pulaski gets s2033 Oh.
On account of the limited funds the
board will discontinue the practice o.,
furnishing dipping solution free,
DR. r NJ. Cow. state veterinarian.
and w e. Lasseter. director OF the
Agricultural Extension Division, were
authorized to decide all matters on
tick eradication work in any county
and appropriations to be asked Of
counties for such work All persons
connected with the Extension Divl.
sion will be bound by their de,,-
sions. Ten thousand copies OF bull
letin prepared BY DR. Cow and DR.. n
F, Wight on tick eradication. inelud
inF the rules governing the work.
Will he printed for distribution
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-05-03
Accidental Pudding.


Stopping II friend IN n department
store recently a GleuWood avenue
woman enthusiastically said
Il am 81 glad To meet you, because
j have been Wanting 10 ask You for Il
recipe"
eli have any recipe you like" the
friend answered. YOU surely shall
have IT,"
1T is the recipe for that pudding
you served the last time | had din
ner nj your house"
Last week.
9Th huh What do you call III"
well, | think | should call that ac
cidental pudding.
What an odd name :"
"But IL fits the dish exactly"
GLOW do you make IT."
by accident
"Really?"
"Yes. You see II WINS like this l
had baked fine raisiu pie and WAS
taking II from the oven when
dropped II on the tahl, where ii III
right on the edge. didn't want 10
waste IL altogether. 50 lust seram-
bled II up a little more, put II IN sauce
dishes and put some whipped cream
on IT, | am SO glad YOU liked ii. -
Youngstown Telegram.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-05-03
COULDN'T STAND
ANY EXCITEMENT
Suffered From Nervousness and
Weakness and Would Just
Go to Pieces, If Excited,
Writes Georgia Lady.

Winston, Ga.-"I am taking Cardui
right now" writes Mrs. Alice Green, OF
Il. F. ID. l. this place. ~ suffer very
much at my i. and from nervous
ness and weakness. This IS the third
time l have taken II. The first time
was about four years ago. Had
a great dead OF headache aud was so
nervous all the time that l couldn't
stand any excitement at all.
"It got excited would Just all give
way and go TO pieces. My 'sister-in-
law told me first about Cardul and |
began 10 take II. | could tell a big
difference In my strength before l had
taken a whole bottle. was about well
by the time l had taken 3 or bottles
and l soon got so l could do all my
work
THE second time I took Il was last
fall. :. think l overworked picking
cotton and doing my Homework. l got
so bad that l suffered very badly at my
-. So | began taking Cardui again.
I took 8 bottles and I Immediately be-
gan TO improve and felt better than |
had In long time. weighed 154
when I finished taking 1t. more than |
had in long time"
Cardui the woman's tonic, has won
the confidence OF Its users by the re-
suits which they obtain. Try it.-Adv.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-05-03
TAKES The PLACE OF
DANGEROUS CAL0mEL
New Discovery Dodon Liver Tone Acts Like Caome But Doesn't GRIPPE
SaWae Make You SCk-Dont Lose Days Wo-amess Liver
Medicine for Men, Women ChIdren-Read Guarantee!

Ugh! Calonel makes you sick It's horrible!
Take dose of the dangerous drug tonight and
tomorrow YOU may lose days work
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes
necrosis of the bones. Calomel, when it comes IN
to contact with sour bile crashes into it. breaking
it up. This IS when you feel that awful nausea
and cramping If you are sluggish and all
knocked out, if your liver is torpid and bowels
constipated or YOU have headache dizziness, coated
tongue If breath is bad or stomach sour just try
spoonful of harmless Dodsons Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-Co to any drug store
and get a 50 cent bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone
Take spoonful and if it doesn't straghten you
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-05-03

J. c. d. Harp. nineteen. son of the
Rev J. A Harp and wife. was struck
by lightning and instantly killed while
sitting in the barn at the home OF NJ.
A, Gibson, a resident of Leonard. n
small town six miles east or Rector.
Young Harp was in company with
Henry Gibson. and the two had gone
to the barn to feed the stock when n
cloud came up. They remained at she
barn and were sitting in window.
about eight feet from the ground,
when Harp was struck. He fell out
the window. striking large block OF
wood which broke his neck Gibson
was not hurt, save slight shock.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-05-03

change. later took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and soon
felt change for the better took it
until was in good healthy condition.
recommend the Pinkham remedies to
all women as have used them with such
good results. Mrs. MILFORD T. Cum
MINGs, 81 Harmony St, Penn Grove,
N. J.
Such testimony should be accepted by
ali women as convincing evidence of
the excellence of Lydia F. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as a remedy for
the distressing ills of women such AZ
displacements, inflammation, liberation,
backache, painful periods, nervousness
and kindred ailments.