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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
LANFoRD NEWS.


',""'ofd April 2.-Mr. and Mrs. c. /.
",''op entertained at birthday
n"' Saturday, evening in honor Of
",''' son, Charles The young people
" u" ehloyed their hospitality were
."''SeS Trace Dcshiclds, Louise Wolff,
,'"n'e lanford, Audry Franks, Mary
.''Ss'ns Mollic Moore; Mcssrs Lewic
..'hIyf, Sammie Drummond, Cleric
n"'OaS, {. c. Cox. Paul Wolff and
'''iW Paterson. After several games
~" music the fortune cakc was cut,
"'''eR contained ring, button and
money. Mss Grace Dcshiclds cot thc
Il''S Miss Sarah Nance The button and
"''SS Mary Higgins the money. After
- Hiss Othclla Johnson and Miss
oa ."n Nance assisted in serving deli
cioNS rcireshmcnts.
ne contest Friday night was fine.
Mf, e {, Cox having won the medal
sNen by The Ladies' Rural Associa-
'ioh' The intcrmediatc grade winner
WaS Master Vernon Cox and tho pri-
mary, Miss Lemcdc Williams and Mas
Ter Victor Fleming. They spoke al
at }. D. Johnson's Sunday.
mere will be play at the school
mouse Friday night given by the Ora
school. The ladies will servo ice
cream.
MIR. lAwic Lanrord Tom Harmon and
/. \. Drummond were in I.a,uor.
Monday on business.
Capt and Mrs. J. w. Lanrord dincd
at j D. oJhnsons Sunday.
Miss 0thclla oJhnson and Miss
Sarah Nance were the guests Of Mrs
&c. /. Waldrop Saturday night
T. l., llarncy was a business visitor
to Laurcns Monday.
Misses Fannie Harmon and Mimic
Lanford were the guests OF Mrs. If. \
Mills Sunday.
Rev. J. b. Williams filed his rcgu-
lar appointment here Saturday ant
uniay, giving some excellent sermons
Rev J. B. Williams and sons. Jc,
and Edwin, dincd at Mr. Il. J. Pattcr
sons Sunday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Mountains That Move.

The results OF geOdetic studies by
British scientists In the Himalayas
and the Tibetan mountains indicate an
apparent creeping Of these gigantic
mountain ranges, the greatest on the
globe, sidewisc toward the south, with
consequent crumpling up Of the 81.
Walk hills. For a long time 1t has
been known that there exist certain
anomalies in the density of the earth
hndcr and adjacent to the Himalayns.
but this suggestion Of creeping mo-
ton is novcl. The surveys that still
are In pro may eventually dis
close the real facts, but the opera,
tions on the Tibctan side are rendered
difficult by the fact that Tibet is no.
yet wholly accessible to lie scientists.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
OAK is A NORTHERN TREE
None of That Species to Be Found in
Africa, Nor in South America or
Australasia.

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Inc oak lhl!iii! iia" peeh 'iio'il'"i'c"
rs norlnefu type Vi trees ''''' ii,'
sem extensions s""t'""'"' "'' wv"
soV"f'' 'f"ilore" SPECIES hiioMi' ,l'',N
are none III Nifica soo'ii ol 'iic ni'"'
terrahSah rcSioh' ''T III so"' 's'e''
oo"tll hNie'ica'i or AuN'i'''',"'
'iiatkahe variety oi loi MS III N,SN,e'
mas b'eh teFeale" ny 'he rece"' $50
NicS reported ~ Aroi. y 'ui'h' *"
ieaSc 10 the N'NCNf'a' Ncpoci"S VI 'oc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Ointment ad Diet for Rheumatism

For acute articular rheumatism the
Following treatment is recommended
by Il writer in the Medical Adviser,
quoted by the Medical Record: An
ointment made Of four drains each OF
ichthyol, mcthyl salicylatc and oil of
turpcntinc, mixed with four ounces OF
lnnolin, IS applied to the affected
joints and covered with cotton and
oiled silk. The patient is put to bed
In flannel nightclothes and between
blankets for absolute rest.
His diet must be liquid, preferably
milk, together with fruit juiccs mud
plenty OF water. Elimination through
bowels, skin and kidneys must be at
tended to carefully. At the beginning
of the treatment dose Of calomel and
bicarbonate Of soda Is given and fol-
lowed after four hours by Rochelle
salts or scidlitz powder. Rhubarb
and soda may be given to advantage
until the tongue Is clean. Throughout
convalescence the patient must abstain
from all animal foods and alcohol.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
CAl0HEL SICAFNS! TITS HORRIBLE!
DON'T STAY BILIOUS, G0H5TIPATED


Calomcl makes you sick; YOU lose a
days work. Calomcl is quicksilver and
1t salivatcS; calomcl Injuries your liver.
II you arc bilious; feel lazy, sluggish
and al knocked out, il your bowels arc
constituted and your head aches or
stomach is sour. just take spoonful
OF harmless Dodson's Liver Tone in
stead OF using sickcning, Salivating
calOmcl. DodsOn'5 bivcr Tone is real
liver mcdininc. You'll know it next
morning because YOU will wake up
feeling fine, your liver will be working,
your headache and dizziness gone, your
stomach Will be sweet and bowels reg
ular. You will feel like working.
You'll be cheerful; full OF vigor and
ambition.
Your druggist or dealer soils YOU a
30 cent bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Peanuts for consumptives.

diet Of peanuts Is suggested as a
cure for consumption by DR.. Brewer
In the Journal Of Hygiene. This seems
too simple to be true, but Doctor Brew
er tells Of two young women who had
grown sick Of cOd-liver oil and tonics
and who were treated by him with salt.
ed peanuts--all they could cat-com-
bined with inhalations OF vinegar.
zone would think this a very indi.
gestible diet" he writes, "but they
craved them, and 1t has always been
my policy to find out just what my pa.
ticnts desire to eat, and unless it Is too
unreasonable, | humOr them. Both
young ladies have hGCOmc plump, and
nfter one years inhalation have ceased
coughing, and I pronounced them
cured"
Peanuts are recommended also for
slccplcSsncss.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
UtiIitarian Weddino Gifts.

Some OF the wedding gifts that are
shown to visitors wore so expensive
ana seemingly so useless that | asked
about them. Some We're in the form of
great fish, made of bright red crepe,
and some were ships of happiness fit
ted cut with sails OF gold brocadc. AS
| had never seen these bright grotcS-
queries In japanese homes, | wondered
how they were used. The ship, with
It's flowing sails, Is entirely constructed
OF precious silks and sntins, not cut,
but simply basted together, so that
when the delicate compliment Of n
ship Of happiness has served It's pur.
pose as wedding decorptlon, 1t is I'm.
bastcd aid the fine crepe and brocndcd
SIX are made up Into a rich costume
Christian Herald.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
FOOLISH IDEA ABOUT EGGS
Many Have Mistaken Notion That tho
White Ones Arc So Much Su-
pGrior to the Brown.

Because an egg has white shell, 1t
IS no better than an egg with n brown
shell. The popular impression to the
contrary IS Il childish notion costing
the housewife many Il penny. 1t Is Il
good time to get this foolish idea out
of our heads.
The white egg may be more attrac-
tive to look upon than its brown sis
tor or brother, but that is all. 1t Is
not more nutritious. And just because
1t is a fad the grocer gets Il higher
price for it--from 10 to IS cents a
dozen, as q rule.
If eggs were used for decorative pur-
poses, there might be some excuse for
the greater popularity Of the white
ones. But on any other ground, no.
SO, when your grocer offers you "whitc
lcghorn" eggs at 70 cents dozen, and
In the next basket are brown ones,
Just rs fresh, take the latter. And
tllcn, again, the chances are that the
white lcghorn" eggs were never laid
by white lcghOrn hens. There are not
enough white lcghorn hens In the
country, however industrious they may
he, to produce half the eggs credited
to them.
Tho grocer may have his little joke,
perhaps. But when it comes to eggs,
you needn't let him have 1t at your
expenses. Remember that eggs are
just cggs.-Ncw York Globe.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
MI. OLIVE NEWS.

Mt. Olive, April 2.-Thc farmers of
this section are getting behind with
their spring plowing. They arc get
ting anxious to see some sunshine, az
ter so much rain.
Rev. w. FL. Waters filed his regular
appointment at this place Saturday and
Sunday
The negroes continue TO leave this
settlement. There are very few negro
men around here. There seems TO be
general move OF thom all over the
South.
Mr.. Douglas Dagwcll visited in this
community Sunday.
Mrs Margaret Moore of Exon, at
tended preachins at this place Sunday.
Also Miss Dunwoody and Miss Hers,
teachers of the EXON school.
Mr. w. g. Washington of Salisbury,
n. c., is on a visit TO his homcfolks
The people around here are getting
stirred up on account Of tho war. There
has been some calls for volunteers.
They are like Il joke we heard once on
Dr. W. c. II. He was called in to see
a sick ncgress year or two back lie
examined his patient and found that
he would have to give the required
medicine in capsules, left directions
how 10 take the medicine and went on
his way. IN day or two after he
passed the old darkcy's home again.
The old negro called to him to wait q
few minutes. She went into the house
gathered up the empty capsules.
brought them to the road whore the
doctor was waiting, saying "TIcrc, Doc
tor, is dem little glass bottles what
You done left my medicine in dc oder
day, spects you mought need en- agin."
SO that IS the way with uS--wc don't
know how to take our medicine.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Take notice that on the 2lst day of
April, 1917, | Will render final ac-
count of my acts and doing as IIXccu-
tor of the estate Of Lulic j. Washing
ton dcccas"a In the office of the
Judge of Probate Of Laurcns county,
at O'Clock a. IN. and on Inc same day
will apply for final discharge from
my trnsts as Executor.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay.
mcnt on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven or be forever barred
w. II. WASHINGTON.
Executor.
March 81, l9l7.--1 mo.
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WEAK, NERVOUS ONO WOMAN
Made Well BIZ Delicious Vinol

Bellefontainc. Ohio.-"NIy blood was
very poor-l was in q weak, nervous,
rundown condition. tried different
remcdica without benefit and one day
my druggist told me about Vinol +
tried it tnd it bmlt me up in every way
, blood, strength and nerves, and I tell
my friet1r'i it is the best medicine on
earth. AIRS. EARL BRUNsoN
Vinol sharpcns the appetite, aids
digestion, cnrichcs the blood and in
tins natural manner creates strength.
Complete ioriau'n on every label.
THE LAURENS DRUG CO, LAURENS
Also at the leading drug store in all
South Carolina towns.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
urday and Sunday.

VI uttN anu
Mr.. j. II. Lawrence has accepted
position as designer at Fairmont Mill
10 begin his work at an early date.
Nj. y. G. Jones was called to Fair
mont last week TO the bedside of his
sistcr, who has been rea! sick for some
time.
Miss Annie Laura llammctt who is
now teaching in the graded school at
Ware Shoals, was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. j. NJ. Moore. on Saturday and
Sunday
she li'tlo son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
MarlCr WHO has been real sick for tile
rasI week is now improving rapidly.
Mrs. Matte lIipp, of Clinton, and
MIS-, Deborah l'ranks, Of near Watts
M;ll, wore Visitors al the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J.. = McQuown on Sunday.
Mr.. clyde grady ana family Of I.au-
rcn$ Mill, Visited Mrs. Alicc Frady on
SUNDAY.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Neglected Plumber,

ihc lady OF many portable posses-
sions was moving from town to The sea-
shore for the summer a cab had been
thought big enough to convey ilcr and
the cabman 81; there, passing from
one stage OF disgust TO another still
deeper, while his vehicle, inside and
out, was piled high With II misccnanc.
GUS. asspr;mont VI cherished belong
Ings. At last the task OF loading came
to an end.
"Is that all?" inquired the cuDnian
with polite incrednlity.
'Ycs," was Tie reply.
The cabmnn looked surprised.
Seems a pity" he CALCULATED. ITO
'Hn> q the dnoratano
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28
HOW FAT FOLKS
MAY BECOME SLIM

To be overstout is humilatnp STYLE
and TAI folks are strangers. Therefore,
people who are carrying around a bur.
den Of unhealthy and unsighty fu will
be glad 10 know how they may reduce
their weight without starvation diet or
tifesome exercises
II you want to get rid Of superiluouS
fat in simple, safe and reliable way.
here is test worth trying Spend some
time in the open air, practice deep
breathing and get from any good drug
Gist q box of oil Of korein capsules.
take one after each meal and one be-
fore retiring at night also follow ,he
other simple directions that come with
ne bos.
Weigh yourself once q week so AS to
know Just how fast you are losin,
weight, and don't leave off the treat.
msst, o. even akip . single dose unit
~ 0rs down 10 normal weight, 50 that
- feel and look wonderfully yotmser
- heslthier
vssy person who ia too ftt should
IN iris fre-'mrnt a trial You wilt
eoec>,v find Il Is just what you need
4AW S0uS friends i--hdv.
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b|uIlsh PAPERS AGREE PEACE
. PROPOSAL IS TRAP FOR ALLIES;
NOT PR|MARIL Y AIMED AT SLAvS

nexatons and no lndemulte,, and CON
tlnueS
Meant for America
"The new peace offensive OF the cen
trail powers is meant. not primarily
Tor Russia, but for the allies at large,
especially the United States Coming
at the same time as threats and warn
lugs OF tremendous German efforts on
the western front, it IS no doubt merely
the iorerunner OF proposals more for
NAL in character The terms OF the
central powers offer no security what
ever against occurrence OF the wa.
whenever the original dlsturberS OF
the peace are strong enough to fight
again with the prospect OF victory
The Daily News, which warmly en-
dorSed the recent letter OF the Marqui,
OF Lansdownc, and is regarded as be
ing tlnged with paciflSm, contends that
Germany had to choose between her
extremists and her moderateS, as no
otacc formula could be possible salts
factory TO both Count Revcntlow and
lhilp? Schcidemann.
Denunciation Expected.
.No;hlng could be more i'll advised
IL says. than a general dcnunclat,on
li the German offer by the press or
politicians, of the entente alliance AZ
'uch a reception is precisely what Ger
wan diplomacy is PLAYING for That
does not mean that the German pro
oosals can be graSped at as basis pi
immediate ncgotationS-iheir detects
1rc Sclf.evident"
A highly interesting situation the
Daily Telegraph thinks, has beer
created by the reply Of the central pow
crS but il does not see in It the pros.
rect Of any secure settlement Of tn,
worlds peace
with what looks like an ahrup
change OF mind" il says. Germany has
thrown over her annexatlonistS and pro
uounced for status quo ante. peace
II this is so, IT means a definite aban
dnmcnt Of ambitions in Belgium anc
the western province OF Russia"
No Tran for Allies.
The Times and Daily Mail are ex
moments Of the view that the proposals
constitute a tran for the allies, and i
accepted would leave the central pow
ers victors The Times SAYS ihN
Count C,ernn's statement fully bear
out President Wilson'S iudgmerta Q
last Smaper, that the DurnoSe OF IN,
German peace intrigue is the deceit o
pufi,ug
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Kerensky Real Diplomat.

Here is Kcrcnsky story told by a
man lately returned from Pctrogrld
Kcrcn'ky was summoned from his hotel
after midnight to the headquartcr, OF
the provisional government A fellow
guest at the hotel met kerenSky as he
was going out and, learning Of the sum
mons kercnsky had received, cy-
claimed
"NCt another rcyoluu,h hope "
"l don't know replied Kereusky
and hurried away
The next day hi, fellow guest asked
Kercnsky what had been the trouble
which had brought him out so late the
previous evening
Kersn'ky smiled
81 had forgotten to sign letter" he
replied
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SUPREME COURT
reform URGED BY
BAR ASSOCIATION
CONTINUED From Pau. ~

NNN'A''h'N F'NN ebN W.
which l08 were by the court and 472
by the commission During the cor
responding period m 1917, with nine
members OF the commission, Jj2 opn
ions were filed, Of which $50 were by
the court and lS by the commission
II is his understanding. Judge Anne,
said, that all opinions Of the comm,
sion have been considered by the court
before being filed this year In 1910
the other procedure held
Under the present system each Judge
has averaged lSH opinions IN SIX
month, Under the previous system
each Judge averaged twenty-five opin
ions Dutlng the six months in 1910
between June | and December !. there
we're 42j cases filed which, agains,
5SO opinions, indicated a gai noi lS7
cases by the court But during the
same period in 1917, ass new cases
were filed and 5j2 opinions handed
down, indicating los, ct l2j cases IN
the race between the court and the
docket
Cites Other States
While making no dlrcc, recon.
mcndatlon,, Judge Anne, report points
ont that IN Alabama, Oregon, Maine
and New Jersey the supreme court
sit in divisions, although without cX.
press authority to do So In California,
Colorado, Florida, Iowa and Missouri,
constitutional or statutory provision IS
/ mad. .,tt,vp ,,, ,It,ts,,,y
ID A. McDougal OF Sapulpa dclcnd-
ed the war tax laws against many at
tack' launched against them by poll
uclans, press and individuals OF the
nation.
Defends War Tax.
IIc admitted that many provisions ot
the war tax act are burdenSumc and the
taxes heavy But the needs OF ne
government are great and It must have
money to carry on the war" he said
The people OF America should expect
lo pay heavy war taxes and the only
question they should ask themselves r,,
| Are the war taxes so arranged as to
fall equally upon all people, trades,
classes and conditions -
MIR McDougal told the bar aSsocla-
tion first explaining that it was not IN
7hc spirit OF boasting that he did so,
that his income for 1917 will be between
! T50OO and 100000
81 will he compelled to pay the great
cr part Of this income in taxes he
,aid. and it will be necessary for me-
10 even borrow the money to do so, be
cause hsve put much OF my income
into property But | am willing it
necessary to give up ali my income
would be willing If necessary to give
up all my property to win the war.
And even then ! would not he Sacri-
iicing a tenth a. much as those brave
boys who have given up their buSi.
ncSseS and who are prepared to give np
their lives to keep civilization inviolate 81
Governor Brough Here
MrIMcDougal prciaccd his war talk
with a searching analysis OF the war
tax law which will be printed by the
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Two Views Expressed That
Kaiser Has Made Sincere
Offer to End War; While
Others See PitfaII for En-
tente,

LONDON, Dec 2S,--Opinion here on
the reply OF the central powers to the
Bolshevik peace terms as far as can
be Judged from the editorials IN the
morr 1g newspapers, follows two main
lines. On one hand. Il seems 10 be felt
that the central powers have made
perfectly sincere offer to end the war
immediately, while on the other hand
Il is declared that they have set a cum
ming trap in which they hope, although
vainly, to catch the allies
The former view is not confined to
papers generally regarded as having
paoifist leanings II is supported strong
ly, for instance, by the conservative
Daily Express. which stands unCom.
promisingly for victory over the cen
tral powers and is an ardent apostle ot
anh-PrusSianiSm In all the papers
taking this view the statement Of
the central powers IS regarded rs being
addressed less to Russia than the allies
collectively and the offer, made
through Count C1ernin, is assumed to
bean initial proposal that the central
powers probably are prepared to mod
ify in the course OF bargaining, for
nowhere are the terms OF the central
powers regarded as entirely acceptable
in their present form
Kaiser Fears B0lsheviki.
A statement purporting TO give in
broad outline the view taken in high
British political circles OF the German
peace terms is printed in the Daily Ex.
press. Ii saws that two things are
known here--frst, that Germany does
not want a separate peace with Russia,
but a general peace; and second that
Germany fears Bolsheviki influence
being afraid OF It's effect on the Ger.
man working classes,
"A stiff upper lip Ia the attitude
in this country al present" the
statement declares, The peace
terms are not sufficient to lead US
to lay down our arms. We must
be wstehful. II Is up TO Germany
to show that she 10 sincere"
The Daily Chronicle says it is a
striking fact that the central powers
have accepted the formula Of no an
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association and distributed among ITS
members.
Claude Weaver, Oklahoma City post
master, made an impasSioned speech On
the ear. during which he made an sp-
peal IN behalf Of the war savings Ger
tflcates and thrift stamp movement
The annual address ~ the association
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by Gov Charles II. Brough Of Arkan-
sas IS scheduled ior this afternoon Mr.
Brough arrived late this morning
The annual banquet OF the associJ-
ton is TO be held at 3 80 O'Clock
tonight at the ShNin hotel, where all
sessions OF the association are taking
place
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Parlor

A room that many will remem-
Der for its large, comfortable chairs
and roomy davenport, and suite
which will delight you with its rich
harmony Of colors aud solid strength
That n what this set promises That
is what our reasonable terms make
possible,
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CiTYBRIEFjS

smoker for rrsvssrs-Apples and cl.
gnrs are to form the refreshments
given by the Chamber OF Commerce TO
travelling men OF Oklahoma CITY attend
ing the smoker given In their honor nt
the chamber rooms NJ y O'Clock tonight
Secretary Leroy Gibbs of the chamber ls
working today on musical program.
Complaint Against Road-A complaint
against the Oklahoma Hallway company
was filed with the state corporation com.
mission today by patrons OF the line
living at NCedhnm station The commits
sion is asked to compel tho railway to
furnish thirty minute service, TO furnish
regular service between the hours OF 3
and In the evening and to keep the cars
we'll heated.
Nash 10 ReprieVed--ti Governor williams
today granted n reprieve Of six months
to Frank Nash Of Hobart, convicted In
kiown county IN September, 1919, on u
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p.eh.lor Rule. Against witt.

LINCOLN, Neb. Chief Justice 4.
NJ Morrissey, only bachelor on the
Nebraska supreme bench, gave the only
dissenting opinion in a ruling that
VII who is slapped by her husband Is
entitled to a decree OF divorce.
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The Quinine that Does Not Affect
Head.

Because Of its tonic and laxative r
feet, Laxative Bromo Qunrnc can be
taken by anyone without causing rery-
business or ringing in the head. There
/, only one "Bromo Quninc" + W
GROVES signature /, on box SOC
AIy
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OKLAHOMA BOY IS
kept FROM Death
| BY MS C0MRADE

there for him to do' But the nurses
at the hospital have ehristened him f,
A. H.-First American Hero
| am always dubious of heroes, be
cause newspapers usually make them,
and nine times out Of ten they pick the
wrong individual, with the result that
the men who really do the work remain
in obscurity; but il ever utter devotion
triumphed over fear Of death il did in
this Kansas boy amid the black chaos
OF the Artois salient.
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Arouses the Liver and Purifies the
Blood.

The Old Standard general strength
ening tonic, GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC, arouses the liver to ac-
tion, drives Malaria out OF the blood
and builds up the system For adults
and children nO ccnts ADV.