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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-06-13
.Des Arc Items.

am sorry, as we'll as surprised. TO
see u neighbor boy, Chas. NJ. Hay,
come out and say he can not support
Joseph Folk the biggest man in Mis-.
souri,, a man who has done more for
the temperance cause than any man
IN the State. He also says he would
support Folk, instead of Whitley, II
me Governor had appointed him.
uov. Gardner made a big mist axe
when he did not offer the appoint.
ment to Folk.
VIM. and John Stevenson have
bought the timber on 5000 acres Of
land, four miles east Of Williamsville
on me frisco railroad, known as the
Town tract. They owned this land
some years ago. They will work UP
the timber and mine props. and put a
small mill on it.
DR.. N. A. Farr brought in his new
Ford car last week. lie came nv wav
OF brnnot. II he had had any car bnt
ford he could not have made II.
we are having some good rains and
the crops are looking One.
The babe Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
".~s N'eu nAouuu OFnlnR AFTER
q lingering illness OF brain trouble.
Inc little body will be laid to rest In
ne pes Arc cemetery Tuesday.
baby boy arrived at the home az
M: snd Mrs. Jerome Lewis SUNDAY.
Mrs, Lizzie Prolific and son have
returned to their home ct Doe Run.
MO. after Q visit to her brother. Ir.
vim Davis, and family.
Kew. J. Il. Singleton and wife from
r,edmont spent Monday here with
Mrs. Alice HUFF and daughters.
Mrs. Fred Cape, who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. r. p. Eitx. has
gone to Marqusnd and Pennington 10
visit relatives. She will also visit her
sisters ut Ironton and Do Soto before
returning TO her home In Illinois.
Miss Helen Heter went to Ironton
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-06-13

last week to take the teachers exam
nation.
Mics Mauds Fitx. accompanied b,
her. little niece, Nellie Marie Stamp
and Maxine Fitz, went to st. Loui,
Sunday TO attend the S.h grade grad.
ustipg exercises OF the Mann sckOo
in which Mics Helen Williams is .
member Of the class. The exercises
will be held Tuesday night In the aud.
itorium of the school.
Miss Eleanor Brewington. accompa.
MED by her friend, Miss Eula Hobbs
from Poplar Bluff, spent the latter
part of the week here with the for.
mer's mother.
Miss Mabel Lovelace from Ironton
10 visiting relatives here.
Ben keathley and family ara visit
ing relatives here.
Mise Mabel Stevenson from Hadley
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. II. G.. Harrison and children
are visiting her parents at Piedmont.
Mrs. John Nation took her little
daughter, Doris. to Leeper Saturday
to consult DR.. Meador. She has had
an .abscess in her head and it has
caused her quite a lot Of suffering the
past three months.
DIR. N. \. Farr and wife and grand
daughter, Miss Glenn B~rewington, &C.
companied tho Dr.'s brother to st.
Louis Tuesday on his way to his home
in Washington. They returned to
lronton and drove down in their new
car.
Miss Ora Lovelace has gone to
Fredericktown, where she will accept
the pastorate of the Nazarene church.
Miss lola Howard has returned
home from Piedmont.
James Lovelace from Doniphan was
here to visit his family last week.
Mrs. Irwin Davis has received q let
ter from her boy. He has arrived in
France, is we'll and likes the country
fine.
John Ruble and Homer Smoot, who
went last week to the training camp,
write home that they passed the phys
ical examination and are getting along
fine. .
Chas. poston has passed the exami.
nation in the navy and been sent to
the Great Lakes training station.
Rev. Basler, presiding elder, will
preach here Friday night in the NJ. Il.
church. ISAAC.
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Methodist Mention.

Sunday School attendance was good.
At Union, nearly three times that Of
the previous Sunday. Children's Day
exercises drew a large congregation,
and the excellent programme, thanks
to the good women who featured it,
was thoroughly enjoyed. Much
praise is due the young folks for the
preparation they made for the oc.
casion. AT this service, Jesse Hawk.
ms, Jr., Richard Baldwin, and Ralph
Keith, were received into the church
on profession of faith, and Mrs. Anna
Reagan by Resumption of VOWS.
The Epworth League held a short
but very interesting devotional, and
then, taking with them the decorations
for Children's Day, repaired to the
courthouse for the union service in
honor of the Iron County boys III
Uncle Sans various fighting units
Sergeant Reese had the list Of a hun
dred and seventy-five boys a~lphabetic.
ally arranged, which he read, elicitine
hearty applause. The audience wal a
large one, the united church choirt
discoursed soul. stirring music, the
pastor OF the Baptist Church presided
with grace and dignity and spoke with
tact, and the people seemed to enjoy
the occasion. The ladies had &C
decorated the court room as to make
1t quite attractive.
League topic for next Sunday, "Co.
operation with the Sunday Schools
Cor. 3:4-9. Leader,
Morning preaching at Fort Hill;
evening, ut Union.
The Baptiat b. Y. p. U. and the
Methodist Il. L., will give a pie suppe,
In the basement of the Baptist church
on the evening Of the 2sth inst, hall
the proceeds of which they propose
to give TO the Red Cross.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-06-13

THE following candidates for the
Democratic nomination for Congress
10 this district have filed their decla-
ration with the Secretary Of State:
J. g. g. Berkeley, Of Jefferson county,
A. T. Brewster, OF Iron county, G. P.
Damron, Of Madison county, d. H.
Holiday, of Wayne county, and w.
A. Loetiier. of Bollinger county. The
Republican candidates are NJ. E.
Rhodes OF Washington county and
X. W. Weber of st. Francois.
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want to rent my house in Arcadia
to a good hotel man-furnished or
u%nfurnished as desired. win give the
right kind OF a man a rare chance.
IL. NJ. COLLINS, Arcadia, Mo,
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TEACHER WANTED,

A male teacher wanted as principal
OF the Des Arc Public Schools. Write
to J. Il. Stevenson, Des Arc, Mo.
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STICK WITH OFFICER
Men Garry Dead Lieutenant Miles
During Fight.
Striking Example of Devotion of Sol.
diers OF French Army TO
Superiora.

With the French Armies.-One of the
most striking examples of the mems
devotion to their officers In the records
Of the French army has just become
known, although 1t occurred on May 28.
Among the units OF French African
lighters are several battalions of sioy-
suil' youths whose records before en-
tering military service were besmirch-
ed and who are now given chance to
redeem themselves on the battlefield.
During q recent action the 10Y
suIIr. fought with remarkable ardor.
Their motto Is death Is necessary" !"
AssaIled by overwhelming numbers.
one battalion fought hand to hand with
the enemy until forced to retreat to
conform their line with the units on
the left.
It was here on May % that group
OF tioysuil' saw their lieutenant fall
In rayine. Four of them refused to
retreat and fought off the enemy with
grenades until one of them could shoul-
der the dead man. With the body on
their shoulders the four retreated TWEEN
ty kilometers during the night Of the
28th though the dead weight was ago.
nizing. Weary and fatigued with lack
Of sleep. they tenderly carried their
officer until they found time In the
morning to bury him.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Common Pleas Court, Montgomery
County, Ohio. Minnie Watkins,
Pitt, vs.. Lawrence Watkins, Deft.
To Lawrence Watkins, whose place
of residence is No.. 365th Infantry Ma
chine Gun Co, Camp Grant, Rockford,
ILL.,, you will please take notice that
the said Plaintiff did on the End day
of April, 1918, file her petition against
you in the Common Pleas Court, Di-
vision of Domestic Relations, Mont
gomery Co., Ohio, being cause No.
43230. Praying for q decree Of di-
yorce from you upon the grounds of
gross neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty.
You are required to answer her pc
tition not later than the date of the
first publication of this notice, to-wit:
April 5th, 1918, or such divorce may
be granted.
MINNIE WATKINS, Pitt.
BY MOSES II. JONES, her Atty.
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LEGAL NOTICE

To Sadie Johnson, whose place OF
residence is unknown, you will please
take notice that the said plaintiff did.
on the 9Th day Of April, 1918, file his
petition against you in the Common
Pleas Court, Division Of Domestic Re-
iations, Montgomery County, Ohio, be-
ing cause No. 1886, praying for a
decree Of divorce from you, upon the
grounds Of gross neglect of duty.
You are required to answer his pc
tion not later than six weeks after
the date Of the first publication of
this notice, to-wit, the 18th day of
April, 1918, or such divorce may be
granted.
HUGH B. JOHNSON, Pltff.
Per MOSES H. JONES, his attor-
ney.
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TAKE SAVINGS or LIFETIME
sailor and Wife Did Not Know They
Could Not Take Gold Out os
Country.

San Francisco.-The savings OF q
lifetime of sailor and his wife have
been seized by federal officials because
the couple did not know of President
Wilson's order forbidding the taking Of
gold out Of the country
Because Mrs. Ricardo Rodriguez
feared banks, she persuaded her hus-
band to carry their entire fortune,
1855. with him on trip to Central
America. The officers found 1t and
took possession. Because OF the na.
ture OF the case permission Is to be
asked Of Secretary McAdoo to return
the money.
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DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT THE WAR
ainer Comes In With s65,ooo Stake,
invests II In Bonds and Goes
Back TO Work.

Reno, Nev.--For five years Charles
McNesie has been working placer
claim In the mountains of the Powder
River country In Oregon, happily un-
conscious OF the fact that virtually
the entire world was at war. McNesle
came out Of his mountain retreat with
500. 600 in gold. On learning the kaiser
had made the universe his enemy the
prospector attempted to enlist. He
was too old. He then invested the $685.
600 poke In Thrift stamps and Liberty
bonds, ordered grub stake and re-
turned to the hills.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 43I4S

S11G 4s0s F1A&S
To Wardner Walker
Whose place of residence is un-
known, you will take notice that the
said Plaintiff did on the -. day of
March, 1918, file . petition in the
Common Pleas Court, Division of Do
mestic Relations of Montgomery
County, Ohio, praying for decree of
divorce from you, upon the ground Of
willful absence for more than three
years last past.
You are required to answer her sale
petition not later than six weeks after
the date Of the first publication Of thi,
notice, to-wit: April 9th, 1913, O
such divorce may be granted.
OpHELTA WALKER, Pltf.
Per M. A. RUGGLEs, Her Atty.
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LEGAL NOTICE
To John Davis.

To John Davis.
Whose place of residence is India
napolis, Ind, you will take notice that
Carrie Davis did on the 29th day Of
May, 1913, file a petition against you
in the Common Pleas Court, Division
Of Domestic Relations, Montgomery
County. Ohio, being cause No. 43489,
praying for q decree Of divorce from
you upon the ground Of willful alb
senee for more than three years last
past.
You are required to answer her said
petition not later than six weeks af-
ter the date of the first publication of
this notice, to-wit, May 81, 1918, or
such divorce may be granted.
CARRIE DAVIS, Plaintiff.
Per M. H. Jones, her attorney.
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to get 500 men to work for the Ohio
Production Co., which Is one OF tho
largest plants in this section turning
out government work. The men will
be paid from $4 to s7 per day.
Mr.. Mcdonald will visit Louisville,
Lexington and probably Winchester
and Mt. Sterling in his quest for men.
He is also desirous OF securing room
ing places for these men. Anyone
who has spare room should notify
Mr.. Mcdonald at 22s Norwood ave-
nue., Main 442.
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APPLICATION FOR CLEMENCY

Notice is hereby given that at the
next meeting of the Ohio Board of
Cleinency, an application will be made
for clemency in the case of Chester
Lenoir, convicted at the January term,
1911, OF the Common Pleas Court Of
Montgocerwy Co.. Ohio, Of the crime
of murder in the first degree and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment in the Ohio
penitentiary for life.
Signed, CHESTER LENOIR
Per MOSES H. JONES, His Atty.
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NOTICE

Don't ask Us to rush your printing
lnless you have the money ready when
he job is completed. Our new ruling
s to give the best service TO those
Who pay promptly. You will save 10
per cent. by paying cash on delivery.
FORUM PUBLISHING co.
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Classic Recital

The recital at Zion Baptist Church, Thurs
evening July 8th promises to be an exception
alley rare treat for the Dayton public. The
readings will be from Shakesperian and other
classical productions and the music Of the best
This is what some Of Us have ask and waited
for. Here il IS Under auspices Of Zionion
Club. Admission ! , Cents
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TO THE PUBLIC

In refernce to the article published
in the Forum. June 21st. by B. A. Ar.
mold, my father, ! wish to say il IL
true. am not staying at home, but
| left there for very good reasons.
am responsible for All Of my acts
and ana striving to live q Christian
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HELP TO MAKE TT BETTER

We could give you a better paper il
you would settle your accounts
promptly. Most Of the knockers are
delinquent. Churches and organiza-
tions especially should settle their ae-
counts promptly. Running news
paper these days is an expensive oper-
alton. Do your part. Pay up.
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life. | will gladly accept any eneour-
again words from any one who wishes
to help a young man who il striving
to forget the past and live a clean,
upright life.
Your respectfully,
JAMES ARNOLD.
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NOTABLE ADDRESSES BY
OFFICIALS OF HIGH STATION

Free. Frank and Full Discussion of
Many Vital Issues Affecting Coiored
Americans Characterize Represen-
tative acknowledgements of the
Participants.
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500 MEN WANTED FOR
G0VERNME ENT WORK

Mr.. T. Mcdonald, Of 22s Norwood
avenue, left this week for Kentucky
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BELL MAIN 44O6
BELL MAIN 44O6
Browns School Of Music

Jas. Brown teacher Of Violin, Banjo, Mandolin
& Saxophone. Mahala Brown teacher Of Piano
80 sprague ST. Dayton, oh0
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Pythians---Attention :!

On account Of our regular meeting night
being on July 4 we will have special call
meeting Thursday July lth. All members
Of Golden Leaf Lodge are requested to be
present Very important
By Order Of c. {.
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UNFEELING SERGEANT
GETS HEAVY SENTENCE

Little Rock, Ark.-Here Is !
how the United States protects
her private soldiers. William Il. /.
Taylor, an enlisted man at Camp
Pike, was i'll and sent word To .
his sergeant, George w. Renb-
ling. II don't care, let him die"
said Renbling. Reubling was
tried by court-martial, convicted,
sentenced to five years In mill .
tary prison, forfeits all pay and
allowances and ID dishonorably !
discharged from the army. .
lss4 !
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Madam c. J. Walker
System
System
and
| lar Preparations

have been chosen by thousands Of because the Walker
way brings marvellous results
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Soy Named @Liberty Hcnd."
MoandsYilie, w. Va.A male child
horn 10 Aag. and Mrs. Alex Sleime, has
.ssa@sa aaaaea Liberty Band Hiaame.~
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Ell Mas PeEgroso ITEM.
pc de lnvier1lo que por
muchos amos no ha-
bia apareeido en-
el Pals
Las establishes muestrsn los
efectos del tempo

La estacion actual ma Sido Eluy Pc
moss para los que sufren resfrios. ca
tarros ' males parecidoS. porque no
nan saoido p~recaverse debldamente
contra esLos e2emigoS. e Crban'S
Balm es e. mas Sencillo Y el mas ell
caz oreservativo contra los reSfria-
dos. catarro. Group Y demas enter
medades de lsS Was respiratorias.
El Urbau's Balm fus generaimente
usado. no solo como preventive con-
ira Ia influenza. sino tambIen como
eficaz tratamiento para Ia pu!monia
durante la Ultima epidemic, ' miles
de tubcs de esta medicina fueron uSa-
dos con maravilloSoS reSultatoS.
MientraS mas nos precavamoS de al
yuma epidemic e~stare2!oS mas segu-
ros. e. Urban'S Balm puede conse-
CURSE en- cualquier drogueria en- tu-
Dos saniJar,amente preparadcs, o
tambien 10 podemoS mandar direc-
tamente Urban Chemical Company,
San Antonio. TeNaS.-ESt& envaSaGo
en- tubos que Sc venden al precio de
% V 80 centavos. Adquiera Il hoy
mismo V Sc asou,brara con u re-
sultados. (.Adv.l
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PRESIDENIE WILSON NO DA AUN
4 CONOCER FL PLAN PARAL la
"LIGA De LAS NACIONES"
Oficialmente Sc ha anunciado que no apoya nlnguno de los
varios ~proyectos que Sc han presentado

Gran irtrreS sc atribIye a Ia con-
~fercncia que cl p~residentc Wilson
teEdra con ell Rey Victor Manuel de
Italia. que Sc espera ilcgue a esta
capital manana. Sc dice por algunos
asociados del presidente, que en- dicha
conferencia Sc tratara accrca de Ia
actitud V posicion de Italia en- n on
ferencia de paZ. pues que el Primer
Magistrate Americana tuvo Varias
platicas durante SUI viajc 4 esta ca
pital. cen ell Condo Maochi di Cellere,
EmbaiaGor Italiano = alto ComiSiona-
do de este pals en- los ESados Unidos,
quien venia en- el mismo vapor en- que
hizo ell viaje ell Presidente.
En- vista de q el dia de hoy estuvo
tan,bien lluvioso. el presidente hI-
no de pernanecer en- SUI despacho V
solo un paseo en- automovil cerrado
hizc por Ia tarde. Antes de IL al Ho-
tel Crillon, tuvo n c~onfcrencia Q
Gabriel HanotauN. cl eX-Minlstro de
Relaciones EXteriores frances.
Fl presiGcnte ha ~cXpresado el de-
SEQ de conocer al Teniente Rene Fon
exc. e ctlebre primer "as" frances,
por 10 que es probable que dentro
de pocos dias, Sc arregle una entire
vista On Ia ~residencia del p~residente,
en- la que lie sera ~presentado ell au-
daz aviador.
Fl presidente V su cspoSa asistie-
ron anoche i la reception que do el
Embaiador americana On Paris, Mr..
Sharp, tanto en- su honor, como en
horror del presidente Pcircarc Y de
su esnosa. a. dicha reception concu-
~rrieror todos los Embaladores en- es-
IL capital, los presidentes de- Senado
Y de "a Camara. los Ministries de Re
lacioncs ExteriOres Y de Marina, los
Mariscales Joffre y Foch V cl pre-
fecto del Scna, los ielegados amerl-
canos 4 las conferencias de paz Y los
generates Pershing. Bliss Y Harris.
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HACIA RUSSIA VUELVE
AHORA SUI VISTA
INCLATERRA
Cree negado Ell tempo
de restablecer Ell
orden ALI
Los desmanes bolsheyikis han
liegado a su como, estan-
DO en- peligro los anti
guos amigos de
Inglaserra

LONDRES. diciembre 15.-La g.
tenci0n publica en- esta capital Sc ha
vuelto hacia Russia V = Ia o%portUni-
dad de los aliados para ~emprender ope
racicnes militareS para reStablecer Ell
orGen en- csc torturado pals. No obs
tante cue Winston Churchill, duran
te 81 campana electoral en- Dundee nj
20 alusior q cue Inglaterra II podria
abandonar 4 SuS amigos en- Russia.
puas sin su protection Sc veriaR er
peligro dc que los b~olshevikis los de-
goIlaran porque los odian mas que al
nen haSta ahora no Sc ha necno
ninguna declaration autoriZada sobre
ei particular.
Uno de los mas importarteS dlarloS
de esta capital. publica hoy. sin embar
90. I'm ~articulo de SU c~orreSponsal es-
pecial. en- ell que Sc Sugiere que Sc lie
cue a alguna decision definitiva en- IN
future cercano. e. citado articulo
dice entire otras ccsaS, que Ia Sltua-
ciGn en- Russia esta causapdo gran an
Siedad en- los clrculoS oflcialeS, Y ma
bla luego de Ia extrema d~ificultad pa
IA obtener informaciores fidedignas
de 10 cue pasa en- csc pals.
Todas las noticias que Sc reciben
aoui por la via inalambrica, a traves
de Suecia Y Dinanarca, dice 81 perio-
d;co de r~eferencia, IT. ademaS de la
conicas V escasas. NADIA fidedignas y
g~randenente censuradaS Y las mas re-
cientes de elias. que pueden aceptarSe
cono veridicas del TODD. son de aeon
tecimientoS ocurridoS hace dos meSeS
Y proceden de gentes que han degrade
salir del pals.
FL c~orresponsal del citado periodico
habla lrego dc las violaciones. afro
pellos Y asesinatoS de los oolsneVl-
ks Y Sc pregunta como es possible cue
con Cales horroreS pueda Sostener ei
gobierno del soviet en- ell poder. pre-
"unta QUO 81 mismo ~articulista Sc En-
ca-ga de conteStar. manifesrando que
Ia cosa eS muy sencilla para los hon.
bres del ooder, qulenes obligan a pue-
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Es muy ~pelgroso des.
cuidar los rinones
cuando funcienan
~irregularmente
ATIENDA Ell AVISO DE LA Ma
TURALEZA ANTES DE QUE
SEA DEMASIADO
TARDE

Es una de las cosas mas peligrOsas
que eXiSten, ell deiar que los rinores
permanezcan inactivos o Sc debi!it"n.
Gracias Il ell0s las materials yeneno-
sas del ORGANISING son arrojadas. Es-
tos venenOs son tan actiyos que 81 les
rinones no funcionan, acarrean ina
muerte Immediate. GPresestan u
rihones sintomas de debilidad?
LA NATURALEZA LO fREVlE-
NE, V I'd. no puede dejar de notar
los sintomas peligrosos; cuando I'd.
Sc siente debil. tiene dolores de cS-
paIda, frecuenteS deseos de orlnar.
orina ~enrojecida. fuerteS dolores Y ar
dores al o%rinar, n~erviosidad. insomnia,
debilidad. etc. I'd. debe curarse IN
MEDIATAMENTE.. FacilElente I'd.
lograra que sus rinones funcioner
perfectamente. ST Sc descuida La en-
fermedad llegara a ser INCCRiBLE.
RICHARDS KIDNEY PILLS, Pas
tillas de Richards para los Rinones.
hacen que desaparezca Ia inflama-
cion; son esencialmente mcdicllales.
Y tomadas en- SUI debidO tempo, curan
los des0rdenes de los TiTones y veil
ga. Miles de personals han haiiado
aliyi0 con el uSO de eSta medicinal pa
ra los rinones Y vejiga. despuGs de
haber tornado muchas otras nedici-
mas sin ningun resultadO. lnsista I'd.
en- adQuirir Richards Kidney Pills. Y
no acepte sustitutOs. I'd. no debe
tomar cualquier medicinal para estas
Intermediates. sino las que dan me-
jores ~resultados.
Richards Kidney Pills, Pastillas de
Richards para los RiEones, estan I
la venta en- San Antonio por la BOti-
ca San Pedro. 9l0 West Commerce
ST. ST I'd. no reside en- San Antonio,
lie seran enviadas. porte pagado n!
recibO de 75c. en- estampillas o giro
postal.
\. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE COM
PANY. Sherman. Texas. (.Adv.)