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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
COULDN' TGETUP
FROM HER BED
Mrs. Williams so crippled
with rheumatism she could
hardly move.

Ianlac helped me right up out Of
he'd after everything else failed and il
] hadn't taken IL when I did ] believe
7 would be lying there ye-.' said Mrs
g. Williams, o. ZIG South AIaybelle
street Tulsa Okla
Il was IN q terrible rundown c1ndi-
r-ou l0- the last SIX months she eZ-
planned. -aud MY sufferiugs from in
digestion and rheumatism were some
thing awful 7 had TO be particular
about what I ate Ter nearly every
thing disagreed with me and gas
would form from sour uudigested food
and hl0ated me So I was miserable for
hours 7 got thin and weak and fell or
go less than bundled pounds and
rheuma tlsm gave me So much pain I
couldn't get ou- cf bed without help
and then ] coCld hardly stand on my
feet 1Ly arms and lower limbs hurt
an the time and many q night 7
couldn't Eec an hours sleep Mr
nerves were All uustrunE and 7 was SO
worn our had To take 20 my bed and
no times 7 was so weak 7 couldn' move
without somebody helping me.
zone Of my ueiEh5ors told me about
Ianiae and 7 decided 90 try IT, have
now taken seven bottles and IL sure
chased away that rheumatism in
bury have been feeling splendid
for several weeks now and haven
had a pain 20 speak or Ny appetite
is good and ! can eat most anything
want without IL hurting me lT
nerves are I'm Eood shape sleep like
q child and get I'D IN the morning
feeling fine. 7 am picking ND now
every day and t know from what %
has done FOR me that -a--ac IS me
best medicine On earth
Tauiac is sold in I'd Paso by Kelly
d Pollard CO. luc- ana Peoples Drug
store under personal direction OF a
special Taulac rap-eseura-lve--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of
This Date 1903.


THE green plague. first attacking
i the victims eyes and then breaS-
ing out on the body in green Spots
has attacked the Russian armies. IL is
reported. The disease is said 10 be
extremely viruIent and contagious and
usually fatal
Great loss Of life and property oc-
CURED in Colorado and Wyoming yes
terday. when a 10 foot wall OF water
swept down Crow valley, catching
many asleep IN their homes.
Late Mexico reports state thai
while there is no yellow fever epi-
demic iu Veracruz. there are a num-
Der o. Isolated caseE-
J. A. Naugle. prominent rai-ro1l
man OF the east, passed through ~
Paso last night from Mexico City.
where he has been in the interest Of
a proposed railway into Lower Call-
fornia from the United States. II IS
Mr. NauEie's belief that the road VIII
be an actualiry very shortly.
Extreme drouth in the Beriu0. X.
~. ueighborhood has rendered the al
falfa crop a total failure. say reports
from that district
J. c. Bothin is in Il Paso en- route
20 GuaymaE. where he IS promoting
q salt refinery. He expects to make
the salt industry a prominent one in
Sonora
A hot ball game between III Paso
and Deming is expected tomorrow
when the Deming yellow Kids come
to Il PasO in a special car with a
crowd OF roOters and q band
The graduates OF the Douglass schoo.
held interesting cOmme lcemeut eXer-
cises last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
Daily NOUeLette
THE HOG AT HOG ISLAND.


DUSBY BIGOSH was one OF the most
u valued employees or the old firm
% Tobasco Brothers. who owned and
operated the biggest e. this side OF
the other biggest cafe somewhere
else. 9Ir Busby Bigosh was paid q
salary o. four dollars a week but he
never made less than then. Talk
about Paimis-r.- You could just leave
that 20 Busby-the best latter thar
ever waited FOR his tip.
He was happy. Busby was. until
stories began 90 come TO him from the
great Hog Island ship yards. stories
Of little work and big money and big
money and little work.
Hog Island sure is my middle
name said Busby as he finally shed
his white apron, resigned and took a
train for the ship yards.
There wasn't the slightest trouble
N getting Job at about $50 per. and
the next morning Busby nailed his
Identification card to his skull and
climbed In with the other thousands.
In an incredibly short space OF time
our dariz-skinned hero was very busy
AItins and carry-ng around the yard
such insignificant things as ship
masts. 2S-foot steel beams. barrels OF
cement and tho Ike.
10 vas a case Of hurry up there
and there was nothing 20 10 except
hustle, hustle and hustle as wen as
muscle and stiI more hustle.
This was just what Busby had eZ-
pected, but when. at g o'clock car
penter worked so hard his hammer
flew of and dented the eX-waitar's
skull Busby was peeyed-
At 10 O'Clock two pilinEs fell OFF
ecaffoldiug and caromed of his head
At II a fool machinist ran into him
with the red hot end OF a steel beam
and burned all the wool of half his
noodle.
Busby bravely held his own until
lunch time.
Hearing the whistle blowing and
having an appetite worth a million 20
2 rich dyspepJlc- he sidled around un-
81 he met the boss. when he asked.
Say dere. mister. when an where
does we 30 fer de eats2 Ise feelln
mighty empty
"Eats.' howled the boss. 'co eats
today. We're too busy 20 fool away
time eating down here You won't
get away until o'clock tonight and
the nearest food IS ar Chester
Busby was 50 peeved that he was
about 20 drop 10 a swoon. but as DE
rcelcd back as though being hit with
submarine he encountered 2 huge
~ 4n --- 49, Naar A-a1 . ~ -" SUI
Busby from the rear and as his clothes
and flesh began % disappear he gave
one great howl and made for the near
est gate leading TO libe and the
great city beyond. The last Hog
Island saw Of him he was hoofinE 10
out the pike and passing everything
IN sight
The next morning Busby BiEosh
was bending painfully and saying 90 q
guest at the Tobasco Cafe. "Nas. sab,
vas. sab; you wants de aiEs cooked on
beth sides, an de coffee hot. and de
aigs fused up wild a bit O. bacon
as, sab, yas. sab"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
Take BitrO-PhOSphate
To Increase Strength,
YigOr and Nerve Force
says Editor OF srPhyulcianu' Who's
Who.n
Women Need II 60 Bring Pink Glow
OF Health 60 Pale Cheeks ard Fore
stall Tell-Tnle lines % Age.
Men Need Tt 20 Wake strong,
Vigorous Bodies and
STEADY Nerves.

People who are irritable. restless
nervous. those who tire easily or lack
vim and energy: mer and women who
have faulty memory sieepless nights
fits OF depression or the ~blues'
should take Bitro- Phosphate three
times daily after meals
Frederick Kolle n D.. Editor-in
Chief ~ Physicians who's who.
New York. says: "Bitro- Phosphate
should ne prescribed by every doctor
and used % every hospital 20 increase
strength and nerve force and to en-
rich the blood"
Good sound advice this: moreover
the genuine. standard Bitro-Phos-
phate Is inexpensive and Is sold by
Court House Drug store, star and
most all good druggists under bind
Ing guarantee % satisfaction OF
money back. Test your strength by
seeing how rar you can walk Withou,
firing before beginning 20 take Il
and then after two weeks or so see
Tor yourself how your strength has in
creased. Note, TOO, 70 you do not fee
more buoTaut, have Better color. a
setter appetite. stronger nerves ana
increased viEor and enersy-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

used is have had ths same results
] have had
MSS o. c. says "1Iy complexion
was poor and my skin rough lly neck
chest hands and arms were dark
rom exposure ne very rlrsr appltcl-
Eou Of this wonderful DerWilio Olt-
meal combination convinced me that
my poor complexion and skin blem-
ishes would soon be a thing OF the
past In few weeks al these un-
slightly defects had entirely Gisap-
peared and 7 shall always use 10 90
keep my complexion az its best all the
time have recommended IL % my
girl friends and they are just as en-
thusiastic over it as an We ali use
Il before going 20 the theater. dances
difference ir makes IN our appear
ance.
Mrs. G. y. writes. Oatmeal and
DerWilo have WOrked miracles with
my complexion I had many deSpised
wrinkles and salloW rough skill lly
hands and arms were covered with
freckles. After eight weeks use o.
Nae Edna Milders wonderful con-
plexion prescription these objection
able defects have entirely vanished
I lo0k ten years younger and advise
every girl and woman 20 Try 90 and
7 feel confident after ore or two ap-
plIcaticus they viii use &c continually
and be just as favorably impressed
with 10 as am. I recommend @ % an
Of my friends"
Vote Ts ger the beEi effect ce sure %
follow the complete directions c1utaina1
in every package o. derWllo. Tcu have
on = 70 get derWiIlo aud ostmeaL you
need nothing else and % Is 60 simple
that any one can use T. and 90 mex
pensiVs that any girl o. woman can az
ford e. The manufacturers and drug
Eists guarantees thar there VIII Be
noticeable Improvement after ths flllt
1uD1fcarirr or lhew VIII refund the
rn7ney. It 81 sold in thlu city under a
money refund guarantee b. al drLEElH-a
Including kelly 6 Pollard and Scott
White Co-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

OF the signs % the dawn Of new era
Mining has a sion for heavy ankle
ties for operators. labor troubles and
disasters
This IS not an auspiclous rule Tor
farmers. but they are 20 have unez-
Dcctsdly efficient ald-probably from
women.
Danger OF railway wrecks is fore
Swallowed for the end OF the month
Writings Of every sort have a siuis-
ter sign during this condemnation.
The deaths Of noted physicians. min
listers and legislators viii mark the
next few weeks
saturn and Neptune close 70 the 12th
cusp are read by a London astrologcr
as presaging great increase in crime
Persons whose birthdate IL IS VIII
have travel and change during the
coming year Business affairs may
cause anxiety
Children born on this day may be
unsettled and restless. These subjects
% Germiui often have great difficulty
il choosing their ionS--COpy-
right 1913, by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

'Dls vel, ] whispered In school,
and the lady mouse teacher said ]
E must stay and be the last one OUT
81 ell said the bunny. that was
rights wasn't it, You knew what
would happen if you whispered
Yes said Johnnie, the squirrel
I boy, but I was going 10 play bail,
and now I can't And it's cold here
cold, and I'll get the snuffles. and it's
soon going TO be dark and
'Oh. my goodness me, sakes alive
and some ripe, red tomatoes cried
Uncle WiEgilr- Il never heard so
much trouble in all my lite- Part OF
10 can't be helped, that's true, but let's
see about the rest OF it,
"Ol, everything IS going wrong
sighed Johnnie, and he didn't chatter
% all cheerfullys as he nearly al
ways did.
Nonsense" cried Uncle wiggiIy
Come. now. set Up off the damp
ground, and then you'u stop catching
cold and you won't set the sliffle
snuffes"
Johnnie got Up, and he felt a little
better.
But its going 10 rain" he went
on looking at the clouds.
what II IL does asked Uncle
Wiggily- -'I have an umbrella and
there's room for YOU under IT, Don't
let that worry you
But its soon going TO be dark"
went on Johnnie, the sad squirrel
boy Fl can see dark clouds. and
even the stumps and trees and leaves
are all black"
Theu for the first time Uncle Wig
gily noticed that Johnnie was hold
ing something mp in front or his
eyes The squirrel boy seemed 10 be
looking through IL
What have you tbere- asked the
bunny rabbit gentleman.
90 unnae of glass; nuErrH cred John
ME ITS q piece Of colored glass.
and I've been looking through IL since
I came out OF school late"
Let me see it, begged Uncle Wig
SLY. and when the squirrel boy hand
ed u TO the bunny ana Uncle Nisgily
had looked through 10. he cried
-Ho- Ho- No wonder you talked so
sad and gloomy Why. you've been
looking through @ dark blue piece OF
glass, johnnie, my boy. No wonder
20 you Here, Take q peep through
this and Uncle WiEgily handed
Johnnie a different piece OF glass.
The bunny had picked 10 up on the
ing he might find a use for it. And
he had.
The little squirrel boy looked
through Uncle WiEgily's glass
-Ha, Ha, Ho- Ho; He. Her laughed
whats the NATTER asked Uaele
Wirgily.
why. everythings as rosy as Il
can be- said Johnnie. still laughing.
The sky is pink, the trees are. too,
and now ] don't feel at all blue"
"Cf course not" said Uncle Wig
EiIr. That's nice red glass you're
looking through. Throw the blue
piece away and take the red one with
YOU. And when you feel sad look
through IT, i viii make even q storm
cloud seem nice. and when YOU feel
happy trouble doesn't seem so heavy"
Z haven't any trouble now said
Johnnie. And he hadn't The red
glass had cured him. And he was
Elad and SO was the bunny. And IL
the bag Of flour doesn't blossom into
a peach shortcake and make the
straw berry tart turn a souersault, III
tell YOU next about Uncle WiEgilv and
1ilie's bail - fCopyriEht. 1913. by
Mcclure ewspaper Syndicate-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
HOROSCOPE



THIS is an unfortunate day. accord
1 ing to astroIogers, for Mars Ju-
piter, Neptune. Mercury and Saturn
are all in evil place.
Under this sway the utmost national
depression is possible and care should
be taken 20 cultivate ~scerfuI COM
partnership and optimistic thoughts.
Mars is IN a place Of sinister import
that seems 20 indicate obstacles for
military commanders ard great prob
lens that however. VIII be solved
successful
Business has a warning sign that
indicates strain and anxiety. Fiuau-
ciers should be exc edingly cautious.
Il IS not a lucky rule Tor the sea
OF for those who fight upon Go.
Diplomacy has a election making
Tor delays and disappo a
sensation owing 20 some act Of treach-
cry is forecast
Again BE- is read that the aged. es-
pecially those in high place. VIII pass
out OF lie in great numbers. but this
fastening procession IS held 90 be on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
THE DAILY RECORD.



East - Paso-Jung Young 20 John
r. Els lots y. is. in block F, on
Divera street. $500; May Is. 1918.
Grand NieW-Ireue I and o. 7. Key
70 the Grand View Realty company
lots =. - in block 107. on Buchanan
street. SO; June =, 1915.
Highland Park-Frauk J. Williams
20 Joseph ] Knox, lot &c and the
easterly half lot -, IN block 1o5. SO;
February Il. 1913.
Belmont addition. S. Crozier 20
Frances Nalsch. lots 4 10 % inclusive,
and lots 25, -, in block z, SO: May is,
1918
HoIlywood-F rsncisca Lopez 20 jay
r. Knox. lots IS 20 IS inclusive. 81
block Il. and all OF lots 90 70 IS lu-
elusive in block 80, SIS; May 20. 1913.
East Fl Paso-F. and Hattie kim
caid - 3. F. Hzrgett, the westerly
half Of lot - and all Of lot 20. in
block us, $500; May 20, 1918.
East II Paso-Charles and Adeliue
Escott TO Irinea Saldwar. lot q in
block Q on Rivera street, Sle52: May
is. 1918.
Grandview-F. 7. and Dorothy May
Gilbert TO Charles and Adeliue EscotL
lots z 10 Is inclusive, in block S on
Hamilton street. $500; May IS, 1918.
Building Permits.
J- Wy. Johnson. $40 south oregon
street. repairs. slsa-
Q. A. Hill, COL South Stanton street.
repairs. $500.
Licensed To Marry.
Manuel Al0nz0 and AIagdalens
Pelesier
Louis c. Canton and Louise Eost.
Jack Casper and Nelma Goddard.
Robert James Wallis and Edna Z.
Allen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does It

Free Prescriptions Does its Worh
overnight You Can Prepare IL
at Home.
New York. 10 rs nv own Ctscov-
cry and 10 takes Just one night TO get
sucl marvellous results. SAYS Nae
Edna Wilder. when her friends asked
her ABOUT her wonderful complexion
and the improved appearance o. her
auus and arms You can 90 the same
thing = you follow my advice. she
says 2 feel 90 nv duty 20 tell every
girl and woman what this wonderful
prescription did Tor me- Just think
~ t. All this change fl q single
night never ti-s o. telling others
rlarkable results Here is the ldenu-
cal prescription that removed every
defect from my face. neck. hands and
arms Until SOU Try % sou can form
no idea % the marvellous change ft
VIII make IN Just one application
The prescription which you can pre-
pare a. your own home is as fol-
lows Go 20 any grocery and get ten
cents worth or ordinary oatmeal and
from any drug store a bottle o. der
Wulo. Prepare the oatmeal as directed
ln every package OF derwillo and
apply night and uorning- The first
application viii zst0uish YOU To
makes the skin appear trans
parent smooth and velVety
especially recommend % for freckles
skin. ruddiuess wrinkles. and, In
fact. every blemish the face. hands
and arms are heirs 20. II your neck
or chest IS discolored from pos
ure. apply this combination there and
the Objectionable defect VIII oisa1-
pear as IL BY magic To ls absolutely
harmless and will not produce or
stimulate a growth OF hair No mat
ger how rough an7 unEatnly the
hands and arms. or what abuses they
have had through lard work and eT-
p0sure 20 sun and wind. this oatmeal
derwillo combination viii work q
wonderful transformation IN y hours
at the most Thousands who have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
There Is Anything K. C.B. Doesn't
Like, It Is 4 GiLa Monster For 4 Pet
CopyriEhs Zs1g By
McC,ulr Newspaper Syndicate


. IT COULD be SEX
FOR ALL OF me.
AND HAVE its legs broken
OR ANYTHING.
AND wouldn't even mind
II IT was dead
EXCEPT WHERE live.
IT'S ALL asphalt
AND I couldn't bury It.
I'D HAVE to send It down
on THE dumbwaiter.
WITH THE garbage
To PERCY.
AND wouldn't do tha-
TO EvEN relative.
AND PERcY's a jauitor-
AND If I sold it.
FOR THE Red Cross
I'd HAVE to keep it,
TILL sold it.
AND mi-Ltn't sell
AND SOME night
MIGHT step on IT,
WITH MY hare feet
AND If I ever did that
I'D DIE
BECAUSE ONE night
I STEPPED on a sponge.
THAT WAS wet.
AND THEY found re there
N A faint.
on THE bathroom floor
AND ANYHOW.
If IT'S such a swell ella monster.
WHY DON'T you send It TO the pres
ident?
I THAN-S you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
TRAVELETTE
By NIKsAH.
THE JENOLAN CAVES.

At1E dENULAG CAVE
THE Jenolan Caves are one OF the
i noted sights OF Australia. Before
the var the hotel in the JenoIan VAL
ley was thronged with travellers from
everywhere come 10 spend a day OF
two in viewing the most deliberately
ornamented caves in the world. Now
visitors 20 Jenolan are chiefly newly
married couples and Australians who
have the good sense 10 take the ad-
vice 70 see Australia first"
The valley Of the Jenolan river is
hidden between close-Iying ridges OF
mountains. The smoothly winding
roads are the joy OF motorists. who
find the so mile trip from the nearest
town all too short The valley zap
passes through a great rock archway
and turns In TO the hotel.
The crysaline caverus with their
draperies OF stalactites and stalag-
mites are made still more gllsteninE
by skilful electric lighting Water
falls. frozen In creamy white lime
stone. seem ready 20 break away at
any moment and pour their torrent
over the floor Of the cave. Willow
trees drape their still branches over
the head Of the visitor Organ pipes
spired temples and a host OF other
lovely and fantastic forms may be
seen The enjoyment o. the caves Is
limited only by the Imagination and
visual power OF the beholder. while
guides. long acquainted with these
natural wonders. EkliIfully supple
ment the fancy OF the more matter-of-
fact tourists.
1T the time OF the Worlds Fair az
Chicago an attempt was made by sew
eral Americans to secure the Clisten-
ing arch formation known as the
Cen OF the Vest as an exhibit
Yankee 5hrewdness and offers OF large
sums Of money did not sway the AUS
tralian government. however, and the
Gem OF the West stiu sdorns the Jeu-
olau caves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
ALien Property Boss
Takes OUer Gun Bank

Salina. kan, May 23.-The Farm
ers' Rational bank has been named
alien property custodian for this Sec
ton or Kansas. one OF the first
things 90 had 20 DO was 20 take over
the property il occupied. because 10
belonged 10 Gustaye kothe, q native
Of Germany
kothe lived here formerly. but some
- years ago returned 20 his native
land 90 represent tht United States.
He has never returned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
Pershing 10 Haze Vest
Made of Wonlen's Glopes

Seattle. Wash. May e2.-Gen- John
j. PershinE is going 90 have a white
kid vest lined with silk 10 protect him
against the cold winds Of the battle
front Gen PeEshiuz doesn't know
Whist IS En- store for him, but the Seat
tie Rational League for Women's Ser
vi~e is now ~ work on che vest Ii
VIII he made o. discarded wouen's
gloves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

tae pores all over the skin be clear
and able 90 DO their work OF throwing
off the waste matter OF the body.
First the face should be washed
with warm water, and II the skin Is
muddy or coarse in texture, hot. wet
cloths should be held over 10 for a
moment 20 soften % and 20 open the
pores Then mild soap should be
used and a warm rinse A cleansing
cream. or a nourishing cream. can be
used next, II the skin Is in bad con-
dltiOn or III 10 is dry or lined. or il
the face is thin. Then, after a gentle
massage, the cream Is wiped off and
the pores closed with cold water.
Ice is better than water, and. bar
ring this. an astringent toilet lotion
should be used
The wash cloth should be large. and
Of some rough material turkish towel
ing is about the best). Rubber flesh
brushes, or even soft bristle complex
ion brushes. are good. since these
stimulate the circulation and bring
the blood into the cheeks. The mo-
tons I'm washing should always be
upwards as in massage. to correct
any tendency towards sagginE mus
cles- Surprising, how many women
pull their faces out OF shape il the
simple process OF washing.
III guarantee that II you keep your
digestion clear and wash your face
as thoroughly as this. that you'll have
a splendid complexion in a very little
while.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
Boy Emulates MoUie
BIZ Hanging Himself

Milwaukee. Wis. llay o2.-Iuvesti-
cation has convinced the authorities
thai Edward Bick, jr-, a school boy.
accidentally hung himself with
book strap attached 10 a bed post
while trying 10 emulate one or the
scenes he had WITNESSED In q motion
picture. The boys lifeless body was
uLsco-c-aI BIZ his nnLner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

Our Government wants you TO stor
coal eariy-dO 10 now.
Held Bros Inc) Phone 35.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

food. Your baby
cant grow rosy
and strong if he
doesn't have the
rightfoOd. Nurse
your baby if you
can. If you can't,
give him Nestle s
Food.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

feelings and the 96-page book
about babies, BY specialists.
Do it for baby's sake today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

to a pOwder-m
an air-tight can.
You add only
water boil one
minute-and tits
ready with just
the right amount
Of fats, protei IS
and carbohy-
drates TO make
baby healthy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

A Free Prescription Does its Worh
Overnight. You Can Prepare IL
nr Home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

- ~ ~ 49,
IN spits ef e-srmous
increased laboratory
costs due % ths Var
the m1naflctursl IF
Dr.. CaldFels Syrup
Pepain are EaerEznE
their profits and absorh-
ing tbs var taze-. 80
that this family lazaiiva
nay rzmain a. the pre-
uFar pTica Of 50c and 50
hlarga bottle- So sold
BY druggists for Is y=arB
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22

ordinarily marketed, is unfit
for human consumption,
says the u. S. Government