davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-12
AID MEN SELECT NEW
ORLEANS, PLEDGE THEIR
LOYALTY THEN GO HOME

san FRANCISCO. IlN ll Wl
iinm H'Nrcs % So louis Was e-
elected president % tt Associated Ad-
vDrtninE eiiis oi tnp World 20 flu
closing session 81 thff convent lon
h,rD TO-DAY az Which CHARLES ". Seh-
N9h director general af thc Fans 81
rncN lret corporation arose from the
'uench mess' 10 nl the members
guuspDed
other OFFICERS elected Included; Vice
llrsidtnts g. a itshrr Dallas. and
NrflW g. Nownf Vcr, N"w Orleans.
Now orleans MAS approved nt rhc
convention ns the nest meeting place.
IH tuuh trophy" fol md MOST ~
lfctift truth advertising duine tr
NUi was awarded to BALTIMORE
The 'Nifrwt .'lou oi rftrt NtN,
tNIug agency NurtsrrtNl NnH plcdr
d !u fhe prosecution gl fhn Wnl nF
ihN 'ouNrniIen .n ""Hf message H
Nntfran business ThN mfsafpe Nat
nIepnlsd lN lho executive committee
W tno CLUBS oI which irrnrr 5 Haus
fDn of Now utA BE- chairman.
iiDsuiui ions N+srt HdOptfI pr1tc.t-
mig nralnst ti creation ot postal
como tstou Hud rppfuyinn th, csttn-
Nshmeni of Mtuunal tfadr marh 90
ld,utH Auod made n Aurroa
1hp WNa uAifs HonhN et.u hy
iuf bNAF Advertising cluh a. tNr nipH
lMlugnH Dr. most wumeu dnita inc
srrHtesf distances Nla awarded fo hr
NNW Orleans AdteftlsiuE NINt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-12

1853 league scores ~ tho Caller
oFefs day iu the week.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-12

sneed etdi Moth 10 but
rrta r fhr LIGHTNING taet
Isl lef lra rgf nakcr Whist
oyer yca da iont misf thi8.
And Fatty TOO
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-12


spreading
published in Saturday Evening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
TOddy's Beauty Talk

You can enjoy delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for
a very trifling cost. II you get from
your druggists a package OF Cam
throx and dissolve a teaspoonful in
a cup OF hot water. This makes a
full cup Of shampoo llquid--enough
50 Il Is easy TO apply Il to all the
hair instead OF Just tho top Of the
head Your shampoo is now ready
just pour a little az time on the
scalp and hair until both are en-
tirely covered by tho daintily per-
fumcd preparation that thoroughly
dlssolyes and removes every biz OF
dandruff excess oil and dirt After
rlnslng the hair dries quickly with a
fbfnne8s that makes Il seem heav-
idf than it ls. and takes on a rich
mstrr and "a sufturss that makes ar
ranging it pleasure ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
WILL ASK CONGRESS
TO STABILIZE COTTON
ntIabomAns InAugurnto P1an 10 Put
Matter IN Go Washington
Through Committees
URGE ALL STATES TO HELP
Bclicvcd That Some Symtcm Can lie
Worked out Through Prcsidcn-
tiaI order To Solve Problem.

Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, July "a
Bankers ana cotton producers ot
Oklahoma will be represented n
Washington In an effort tu 5Ith.l-
Le the cotton situation lu whatever
way will meet the best Interests ut
the Industry A committee COM
posed uf L. r. StmmUus oklahoma
city. and h. r. Chandler thckashh.
with four others they may select
Will haSu tho whole matter IN
charge 10 begin work immediately.
This was the action " bankers
and cotton producers meeting mere
mis- afternoon II was the Hontl
mcnt OF the meeting that a similar
plan should be inaugur1tod IN "'''''
cotton growing states.
Tho matter of fixing a minlnN M
prirc on cotton. ~ securing RE -cHtap
iiahmcnt of through bllling ior COZ
ton TO foreign points and perhaps ui
a government waTehousIng plan. VIII
he tho important things IN the pan
tho committee is 20 take 20 wash
ingtun The committee was not in.
g'rUrted at the meeting today tu ask
for a government fixed price on cot
ton. but IL was apparent that be- what
ia wanted. and 20 ~ possible this viii
be tho outcome.
The meeting today was attended
by senator r. !. owen ana Con
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
CONFIDENCE GAME MEN
HELD FOR BANK SWlNDLE

Harry wngHtnff and T. g. Hcth-
erWlck. charged with working an
old old confidence game on Tulsa
banks. were held for hearing
Wednesday on bonds Of t2.5O0 each
yesterday when arraigned ON a
charge Of obtaining money by fraud
In Justice Stacks court
According tu the information
against the pair. they deposited a
small sum of money In the Exchange
National bank and periodically drew
drafts on Washington bank The
money on deposit here was with
drawn with each transaction and
wired 20 Washington 60 meet che
draft
After establishing themselves with
tho local hank they drew draft for
"a larger sum than they had depos-
tied here and ,hc draft was re-
turned as worthless. Then the in
formation was filed against them,
Efforts have boen made TO locate
their lcc0mplicr IN Washington but
have failed 40 far.
The case against the two IN being
prosecuted by J. T. Ingram. assist
ant county attorney.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
MEMBERS OF GUARD ARE
SEEKING CHANCE TO WORK

We have noticed fnr several DAYS
a great deal ot discussion uUd riIfl
Cism of the Second Oklahoma rrgi.
ment, the organization uf which has
just been completed. also the rOuu
ell Of defense and other friends who
have attempted to assist u1 great
deal ~ this criticism is unjust and
unfair 4 great deal ~ this talk is
pure cXAEgcratiuu and without tuuu.
dution.
without crltirisug anyone we
would like tu request that any com
mittrc or individual who is inter.
estcd and Wishes tu assist tho Sec
und oklahoma regiment and lf-
members located here can ON the
officers and ascertain the true
facts before they act or take n up
In the papers We would hr gla0 80
give any Information ut our com
mand at any time We believe II
tho facts nre presented In the right
way great deal uf this unfair pub
liclty could bc avoided. and we and
the council Of defense could work
out system that would clear up ~
Misunderstanding and enable M 90
provide FOR all these m~n uu'il mcn
time ns the government sees m 10
call the regiments into camp FOR
training
our men do not want charity.
They want an opportunity 10 work
Tor the balance OF the time ney
viii hc required TO remain here.
Under the national guard law
now we are subject TO the call or
the prcsidcnt at any time, and We
can. not guarantee that We VIII bp
here any particular length ~ Time
eve may be here two weeks and we
may be hero two months We don't
know, and We aSk any man or firm
that has work 10 DO 10 give these
men Jobs for the time they arc here
on these conditions business men
I'm oklahoma CITY are taking care of
their men on this basis We would
Ike 10 ask any one who wishes to
assist us nn this basis 10 let MS or
the council Of defense know az once
and they would be- doing patriotic
duty and at the same time help our
men do theirs.
Very respectfully.
Captain A pclL
Commanding " Comnpny. second
Regiment. oklahoma Infantry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
HELP THIS POOR GIRL
TO LOCATE HER SOLDIER

what Tulsa boy has been trIninE
with Il young colorado hcart7 Who
knows " Tulsa boy now located
ut Seattle who flts the description iu
the following letter addressed ITO
vhsm has u son nt Seattle. wash
was in Denver July n ON his way
back 90 camp" which has reached
the World office.
MIL1lNEN. col, July 25 Dear
Family met up with a soldier
boy ON the train july ~ ~ his way
10 Seattle wash f'fost him at tho
station ~ Dcnver. and want To know
his name and address Rt Seattle.
Send mo one OF his pictures II YOU
have ono in his soldier clothes, II
not ono ~ tho othcrH Ilr is about
elk fcct tall and good looking Pleas"
send the address right out VIII
write vuu as soon as hear from
you Yours truly. Lot0 Hu'ft NIL
ukpn. Cot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
BILL MURRAY MAY WIN
IN OKLAHOMA CITY


IuAuEI. okla July 20 VIII
liam 10 Murray now conceded by
am nu' me sauuchcst supporters of
hH opponents ta 9hc leading candl-
date nT Che Democratic nomination
TOR governor ui oklahoma, today he
rlu tUr tHlI hDtt uf the Euhcrua
'urN u.r hero Murray has swung
90 tho rail and ls now heading out
sIrnrE fnr lead into the home
stretch Wsueh will carry him into
the rulfruurH chair An informal
reception D., Nu'fuy leaders from all
over tho state was held In oklahoma
CITY Friday night and Saturday fore
noon, ana each county workgr had
good news to otter In m1kS In
stances the reports are surprising
Mr. Murray and HE licutenaniS arc
FAR from oNcrconfident, but an
abundance ~ confidence would be
lustlfiuhle ln View uf the reports
coming into headquarters
n iE likely that four weeks ago
no candidate for governor would
have been able To talk thirty min
utcs tu AN oklahoma city crowd ot
more than few hundred Mr..
MufJays oklahoma city audience
Friday night o. estimated ut from
2 600 up. and In spite of the unCom-
Portable standing room on a brick
street only negligihlo0- numhe
failed 90 remain until his tWo-hour
speech had been concluded And 80
% was AT El Reno Saturday night,
and 40 u has been for the past week
WHshita kiown. Comanchc. CRddo
oklahoma and Canadian counties
have given the sage uf Tishcmlngo
a warm reception an attentive
hearing and endorsed .his declara
tion that oklahoma should have
and wall have Q war governor famil.
lar with the needs of the times
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30

Special 10 The world
OKLAHOMA CfTY. July 2s-The
state council of defense has become
Interested on the side OF the bank
ers and cattle owners In the matter
~ the continuance OF cattle loa ~.
II Is said that since floating the Lib
etty loans banks have been forced
hy to action ~ reserve banks TO
liquidate upon maturity large part
~ the loans made 10 cattle men.
This has forced stock owners TO 4 r.
pose Of hcifers ana COWS which
should have been kept for breeding
purposes Tho situation will be pre-
sentcd by the sag .0uncl 60 I'h1
federal reserve board ~ Kansas
city when II VII be asked that re-.
lief be- extended. az II win be ditfi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
Cclchrntc nt nrnmrisht

DRUMR1GuT okla, July 20
Dumr.Rhts Allied Trades council
viii give monster parade and pic
mic iu this city ou-l-ttor day. Com
-plrtc arrangements tur the event
will be made az a meeting to be-
held tomorrow night Several nun
drcd carpenters. hrlcMa}eiS, plaH-
tercrs. electricians and others VIII
participate ln the parade and "A pic
mic viii bc given on tho afternoon Of
Labor day. when games and various
contests will bc pulled off This will
be- the third annual Labor day cole
hrutlou iu lIrumfirht.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
Food Administrator at Drumrigh,

Special 10 The World
DBUMRIGHT. okla. July ia
committee OF. five business men. in
Guiding two groCers was appointed
today by Mrs Earl Anderson. Drum
rights food administrator, To aid In
maintaining fair prices In this city
Tho committee on fair prices was
named on recommendation ~ r. -.
~ the fair price committee for the
state. This Is the first attempt here
10 stabilize the retail price ~ gro
ccries. bakery products and other
cdihlcs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30

ROCKFORD. II. July -7-Fif-
teen wears in "A federal prison is tho
purIshmrnt fixed fur Brent Dow
AuInspn chicago Stacker \ court
marital AT Camp Grant found Allin-
SON guilty OF violating the A'lh a'u..
clio % war The technical crime ot
which ne was convicted wa3 that "
d,scrtinE military duty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30

new YORK. July 20 "A re-
relycr for Tho property and eftecss
OF Nat 6 Goodwin actor. was ap
nalntcl the city court here to-
Hnv The receivership Ia the out
come of q Judgment for fl.6s6 re-
Gently recovered against Goodwin
ON notes given In payment FOR land
lr CnlltoGnih, whore the actor has =
ranch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
will clear

No one knows the humiliation Of be.
hg wall flower better than the girl
"'Ih aTed, rough, pimply complexion.
II Your fFfH is not fresh and smooth
pr has suffered from an unwisc use Of
cosmetics Try Resinol Soap and Resinal
Ointment iot week and see II they
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30

All who have seen tho vaudeville
at tho broadway are boosting 10 as
representing the Classlrst talent in
many months. All are big time acts
ana it IL real show There are
lots of new feats In the comedy nov
city act ui grcno a rlatt Plenty of
good juggling, together with bit
~ performing on the slack wire
that is Just llttio out OF the ordi-
nary Gcrtlc DE Mill jumped an
the way from Denver TO Tulsa Just
10 show that she lq the best woman
hard shoe dancer on the map There
h class To the act of McWnlams.
BALDWIN & Stendal. because they
are singers who really sing Orrrn
and Drew present an original nov
city, "A Rarnyard Episode They
are undoubtedly the most finished
artists when It comes to initiating
over seen here The Cccur Trio
feature surprises IN an artists studio
with good Rcruhatic dancing. old
style military drills and many other
feaia of funny nature The photo
play ono Thousand Dollars" ls u
Nihgroph production ln four parts.
featuring Edward Earle. Florence
D~shon and Agnes Ayrcs Thero
are three good comic dies and Ford
Weekly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30

gressmen Morgan and McKeuwn ut
oklahoma Senator owen said me
proper price fiNlug power Dos loo tho
chief executive, that % would lr huz-
urdous To undertake fu have con
Rrcss do this. The situation be
said was VI national Importance,
and that committee representing
the interests involved should have a
definite plan agreed tu hy all of what
was wanted Como to Washington
and lny T. before the proper author
tiles and hp was certain they would
be fully recognized.
m minimum price should be
agreed upon he said - should. be
su that IN man who goes into 'he
field and raises the cotton can get
price be can live on
Congressman Morgan said ne
doubted II congress would pass an
act authorizing the presldent 10 tiN
price on cotton unless provision
could he piaccd I'm tho act controlI-
ing the production of a. This would
certainly come n you asked congress
10 pass an act fixing "A price ne
said.
Suggested n Loan Value.
Congressman McKcown believed
the best way would he to TX loan
value or at least 20 cents q pound
on cotton and that this would take
the proper care OF tho troubles lie
suggested that In the matter OF
transportation of cotton to the for
clgu countries that during certain
months when the seas were not calm
ships could be used for hauling lhe
cotton across instead ot holilers
Frank Wukoff OF oklahoma 'l'N.
banker. thought the problem ~
. through billing the most important
10 oklahoma and Texas cotton pro.
1urors Japan he said, used about
rplf "A million bales - cotton yearly
.Hui most ~ this came from ines"
Two states Rc-establishmcnt ~ the
through billing would In his opinion
restore the condition desired. IhlH
tho congressional representative
present. believed would he done
soon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30
your skin

don'tbepnt6makeablesscd difTerenc,
lhey also hslpto make hands and arm
s''t and white, and 20 keep the hal
1--we, glossy md free imm dandma
Az 'wrgirt and dealer, Ir toilet goods s,nN,
.n'I Ointment hH3 Pr'iHo' saar YH's bsii.r b,
hem .ai irt,, Write Dept SIS. Rssiool, B,lu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30

cult for OklaAoina banks % cafry
the loans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30

TTNTTIT ~ TT WVTTT-
pRuMRlGUT. okla. July ~ Ed
Belleyllc ot oklahoma city and
Miss Pearl Rhel pf Tulsa. members
or the Yankee Doodlc\Girls' com
pany which is showing here, wrrs
married boy Justice of Peace a j.
Rel A. tho strand theater yesterday
Tho management had arranged for
a DrumriEht young man ana woman
to marry at the Strand offering q
prize Of $50 when none vulun-
teercd Mr. Rellcvillc and Miss Rhcn
declared that they wanted TO marry
an dthe marriage ceremony was
consequently performed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-30

r. p MAGEE. Cha
W y. brown. President
w VI. RAK Err. Active Vice-PreA
J l.. BYRD. JR.. Cashier.
IL W, WALL Assistant Cashier.
u. 4. WALTER.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-30

INFLUENZA
DESCRIBED

(Indiana State Health COMMISSIONER
(Written for the United Press)
The old well-kuown grip" known to
the doctors by the name of influenza has
appeared again under the name Span
ish Influenza" This term is new but
the disease is the same old disease
which has visited this country in cpl
demic form at various places every win
ter for Is years. 1t is now called Span
ish Influenza because the present severe
form with its complications is believed
to have originated in Spain.
Influenza is a dangerous disease. es-
peciany for infancy and old age. Those
who recover will receive more or less
injury which is likely to be permanent
Sometimes the heart is disabled by the
influenza poisons. again the kidneys and
yet again the nervous system. etc. The
mouth and nose are the ports of en-
trance of the infection which is passed
from one person to another. Coughing.
sneezing and splitting transmit the dis
ease. No person can cough. sneeze or
spit without throwing into the air fine
droplets of the seeretions from the nose
and mouth and these droplets always
contain infection If the person who
coughs. sneezes or splits simply has a
cold he is disseminating the infection
which plaques him and if he had grip
influenza or according to it's new name
Spanish Influenza" or ia a pneumonia
carrier. then when ne coughs or sneezes
or expectorates he projects the microbes
of his disease into the air for other per
sons TO breathe.
The prevention of me disease con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-30
Why Buy?

THE TIMES has secured a number
of interviews with prominent sena-
tors and representatives answering
the question, why Subscribe TO The
Liberty Loanf"
REP. ISAAC BACEARACH, of
New Jersey "why subscribe to the
Liberty 1oanF Tt certainly seems su-
pernuous to attempt to answer that
question. The splendid achievement
Of General Pershing and our boys in
clearing out the St. Mthiel salient in
what has proven to be one of the
greatest records of the war, is sufi-
Gent answer to the question. Can
we poor tnRctiyes who are forced 20
remain at home while our sons and
our brothers are so Eanantly fighting
for liberty and justice do our share
In any other way than to supply the
money to back up these boys and TO
make them comfortable In mind and
body. They are depending upon us.
The morale OF the American army is
SO high and SO transmutable TO their
allied comrades because our boys
know that every man, woman and
child at home are back of them. Go
over the top with the Fourth Liberty
loan and they'll so over the top of
the trenches with firrner determine
ton to rid the world of n1intarism
forever more. We should double the
amount asked for, because at the gait
at which General Pershing and his
American boys are now winning, it
may not be your great privilege to
subscribe for any more OF these
Bonds of Liberty. Get behind the
Fourth Liberty loan with all your
might"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-30

sists in not coughing or sneezing or
splitting without due protection against
spreading the infection. When any per-
son Is compelled to sneeze or cough he
should hold his handkerchief in front
Of his mouth or nose in order 70 catch
the droplets. If he is compelled to spit
while the street he should spit in
the gutter and not on the sidewalk In
the house extra care should be taken
for as a matter of fact all respiratory
diseases may be termed indoor dis
eases" 1t is meant by this that they
are caught in the hou e
A crowded street car is a fine place to
acquire influenza. for In the crowded
vehicle the cougher, sn eezer and splitter
is always present. He is also always
found in moving picture shows and
theatres.
To protect ourselves against Spanish
influenza. we must avoid crowds. get
plenty of rest in weIl-ventilated bed
rooms. live upon g moderate amount of
plain food. drink freely of water avoid
bromides and all slice producing medi-
cines and look carefully after elimina-
ton. Suppressed or faulty elimination
always predisposes the body to infec-
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-30
.AMES REFEREES
IN BANKRUPTCY
Indiana Re districted and
Men Appointed for Each
of Four Sections.

Judge A. r. Anderson OF the Federal
Court yesterday re-djstricted the state
as regards referee districts and named
referees in bankruptcy III each of the
four districts. A further order of the
court was that all cases pending before
Albert Rabb. referee, at the time Of his
death. be refereed 10 Harry G. sheridan.
referee. The order Of Judge Anderson
follows:
Pursuant to Section "a Of the bank
ruptcy act. it is ordered that the state
Of Indiana shall be and the same is
hereby divided into referee districts to
pc composed as follows:
THE counties Of Crawford Daviess,
Dubois Floyd. Gibson. Greene, Harrison.
Knox. Lawrence. Martin. Orange. Perry.
Pike. Posey. Spencer. sullivan. Wander
burgh. Warrick and washington shall
compose and be designated the First
Referee District and Phelps f. Darby.
referee in bankruptcy. shall be the ref
cree of said district. for the term for
which he is now appointed and qualified.
Sheridan for Second.
THAT the counties of Bartholomew.
Boone. Brown. Clark. Clay Clinton,
Dearborn, Decatur, Delaware. Favette.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-30
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
What Is The Cause of
Backache?
BY DOCTOR CORNELL

Packache is perhaps the most com
mon ailmept from which women suffer
Rarely do you find anybody free from
it, Some times the cause is obscure, but
On Pierce. of Buffalo, \. Y, a high
medical authority. says the cause is
very often form Of catarrh that set
ties ia the delicate membranes of the
feminine organs when these organs
are infamed. the first symptom is back
ache, accompanied by beartng-down SEN
Stations. weakness, unhealthy discharges
irregularity, painful periods irritation,
headache and a general rundown condi-
ton. Any woman in this condition IS 70
be pitied, but pity does not cure. The
trouble calls for Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. which is separate and
distinct medicine for women. 1t is
made Of roots and herbs put up without
alcohol or opiate of any kind. for DIT.
Pierce uses nothing else in his prescrip-
ton Favorite Prescription is natural
remedy for women for the vegetable
growths of which 1t is plade seem to
have been intended b. Nature for that
very purpose Thousands of girls and
women. young and old. have taken il,
and thousands have written grateful let
ters TO Or. Pierce saying it made them
we'll In taking Favorite Prescription,
il Is reassuring to know that it goes
straight TO the cause of the trouble.
There is but one way to overcome sick
ness. and that is to overcome the cause.
That is precisely what Favorite Pre-
scription IS intended TO do.
Send 10c for trial pkg. of Tablets.
Address Invalids' Hotel Buffalo \. Y.
Constipated women. as wei as men,
are advised by DR.. Pierce to take his
Pleasant Pellets. They are just splen-
did for costiveness.-Adv-