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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
SEATTLE MAN
GAINS 20 LBS.
81 never felt better in my
life, " says Bland after
taking Tanlac.

Ianlac has not only made a Won
Qer1ul change in my wife, but i have
been greatly benefited by IL myself
i has put her in shape to where she
has gained twelve pounds in thirty
days ana nov she feels fine all the
time And as for myself, have picked
up twenty-five pounds, and never felt
better in my life"
This interesting and remarkable
statement was made by p. o. Bland
Of 2424 Fourth AVE. North Seattle
Washington, recently.
Continuing 1lr. Bland said: ely
wife has had one OF the worst cases
Of stomach trouble IL seems TO me
a person could have. and everything
she would eat disagreed with her ia
a way that caused her the greatest
Of suffering. During the past five
years we tried everything we heard
OF I'm our efforts 10 help her and
build her up, but nothing seemed 10
do her any good Her appetite left
Eer entirely, her complexion was SAL
low, and her health was all gone 10
pieces She used 70 weigh one hum
dred and seventy pounds but felI off
and was so weak she could hardly
raise her arms. For one solid month
before she began taking Taulac she
was down in bed hardly able 10
About the last Of April she started
on Taulacs and the results have been
wonderful. she has no trouble what
ever with her stomach now. She eats
anything she wants without suffer
ing q particle from IT, and she has a
splendid appetite. She was so ner-
vous and miserable before she began ]
taking Tanllc she hardly knew what I
a good nights sleep was, but now she I
sleeps the whole night through just
like a child. Her color IS clearing up l
and she is able 20 do all her house ]
work without any trouble.
when I noticed the wonderful I
benefits she was getting from Ianlac, I
7 started taking the medicine myself /
as had been suffering for some time Z
with Indigestion and constipation and Z
was badly run down. had fallen off
90 142 pounds and was still losing.
7 don't suffer a particle with indiEes-
ton now, no matter what I eat and
am always ready with a big appe-
tite when meal time comes. 7 now
weigh 16T pounds. making gain OF
Is pounds and my vie and are
both glad TO recommend T2nlac. as it
has done far more than we ever eL-
pecs5d OF IT,
Tanlac IS sold in FL Pas5 by Kelly
d Pollard Co. Inc. and Peoples Drug
Erore.-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
TRAVELETTE

By NIKsAH.

FAIRFAX.
u FAIRFAX twenty miles from Wash
1 ington, D. c.. is all that a Virginia
country town should be. It has a
long shady main street with colonial
looking houses set far back among
the trees, hound dogs asleep in the
shade, confederate veterans swapping
yarns in front OF the drug store. a
comfortable looking old inn where
they ring bell when dinner is ready.
and-crowning gIory-an old brick
courthouse that was built before the
Civil war, and where suudry import
ant events connected with that con-
flict took place.
On the lawn in front OF this vener-
anie building stand a couple OF brass
cannon which saw service in the
struggle, and several piles OF iron
cannon haus-an strangely small and
lneIIicient looking compared 10 the
machines with which humanity is
row blowing itself off the globe.
There is also in the courthouse yard
q rough stone monument which marks
the spot where fell the first man
killed in the Civil war.
But progress has laid its mark upon
fanrfax- There is a garage. and also
a speed limit, both profitable insritu-
tons And right opposite the Old
court house with its air OF historic I
dignity is little shack with a big
sign in red and white announcing ]
that 90 is a branch Of the state public I
health laboratory where hoolWorm I
sufferers viii be treated free
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND BnLIES BICYCLE.

ing along. I am not getting as old
as I feared"
Then he rode around on the ma
I chine, back and forth through the
/ woods, having line time on billle s
/ wheel until, all Of sudden, a narsh
and most unpleasant voice cried;
"Herei I want thatr
What do you Want2' asked Uncle
Wiggily. And he was just going to
take of his tall silk hat and make a
law and polite bow, thinking, per
haps, a lady might. after all. have
spoken that way in her haste and ex-
citement. when all at once he remem-
bered that he had his glasses in his
hat So he didn't bow, but he looked
around and asked:
who are you. and what do you
Want2"
I am the fuzzy fox" was the an
sWer. land I want that bicycle"
-Oh, but IL isn't mine. It's Billie
Bushytairs, and he just let me take
IT for a ride" said the bunny Il can't
give it TO you"
'-Then I'il take it," growled the
fox, and with that he pushed Uncle
Wiggily off the wheel But as 1t
happened the bunny fell on a bed Of
Sot- green moss, so he wasn't hurt at
all The 1oE started TO 90 right OF
on Billie's bicycle. but all Of a sud-
den be began 20 JOunce UP and down
fell off and bumped his nose and he
cried
"sayi What kind Of a bicycle do
you call this. anyhow 1t has no soft
rubber tires on il. and IL rides so
rough that It shook my liver pin
out OF mel Now 7 have 10 go to the
doctors to have 1t put back"
Then away ran the fox. growing
Ike anything, but he didn't hurt
Uncle Wiggily.
Il wonder what happened TO the
angle worm tires2" said the bunny,
as he went to pick up Bilhe's BIZ
cycle
I'VE just unwound ourselves and l
got off the wheels TO make il so I
bumpy rough for the bad fox that he ]
couldn't ride, said one worm.
I'VE weren't going to make It /
pleasant for HIM-" said the other I
worm.
Its a good thing you didn't" said !
Bile. coming along just then. The
worms tWined themselves about the I
wheels again, and Uncle Wiggily fin I
shed his ride and the fox didn't come
back that day. And, II the hammer
Doesn't hit the nail so hard that IL
gives the poor thing a headache, and I
makes IL stay away from the moving
pictures. III tell you next about Uncle
tiggily and the soap.-Copyrish
s1e, by Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
ate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
Years Ago Today
From The herald Of
This Date. 1904,

JUDGE Alton B. Parker was nom
] mated by the Democrats for presi-
dent Of the United States today.
Hearst Gray. Cockreu. Wall. VIII
liams, and Cen Nelson Niles were
mentioned for the honr.
The Chinese government has agreed
to pay an indemnity OF $4,000 for the
murder OF william Etzel. American
newspaper man by Boxers. in Man
churia some months ago.
Secretary Campbell, OF the chamber
Of commerce. today received word
from Paris that a 100000 artificial
silk factory may be established in
FL Paso.
Seven men were killed and two
nurrWhe tornado blew them from
trestle on which they were work
ing over the Thebes river. Illinois.
japanese have captured Kiaou Chou.
II is reported, and New ChwanE NAV
fall any day.
Republican and Democratic city mr.
marles take place tonight There Is
much feeling between the Dwyer and
Terry factions
RELIEF committees in Kansas are
caring for several thousand persons,
made homeless by the floods.
Jim 1fapel has closed a deal calling
LOT the shipment to South Africa of
10000 sheep; 1000 mules; 5000 burros
ana 1000 mares, all OF which are TO
De purchased in this section.
Washouts in Kansas are causing
grave delays in the time OF the Rock
Island trains.
The santa Fe company is installing
ar machinery for the pumping OF wa
ter from Its wells 10 its tanks Ia this
city.
samuel Baker was shot in the leg.
ln ne rear Of the OTndorf hotel last
The Washington Post carries an ar
tlcle saying that El Paso is the Monte
Sarlo or the country. and that s2q.-
y90-ug0 passes over the gambling Ia
Dies here every year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
GERMAN PAPERS FURIOUS
OVER PRESIDENTS SPEECH

Amsterdam, Holland, July 9.-Com-
menting on president Wilson's indie
pendence day speech, the Rheinische
Westfalische Zeitung says
Washington would turn over in
his grave If he could hear how his
miserable successor in the presiden-
tial chair falsifies history and places
his Warlike aims on the same plane
as those truly humane principles and
ideals Of the time Of the founding OF
America"
The Cologne Vo1ks Zeitung says:
Hypocrisy and impudence, thy
name is Wilson,
The Essen Allgemeine ZeitunE says:
wilson speaks in the fantastic
wrappings OF American egotism- The
inexperienced Americans allow them
selves 10 be persuaded into political
fantasies"
The Vienna Neue Freie Presse de-
scribes president Wilson's speeches
as bearing the stamp Of superficial
ity and uutruthfulness"
The Vienna TGgebiatt says
1T is the central powers who are
fighting for the good and right ideas
which president Wilson enunciates"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
HOROSCOPE


/ TO-DAY good and evil influences con
[ i tend, according TO astrology- Mars,
Venus and the sun are all in benenc
aspect; Uranus and Saturn are ad-
verse
The signs are most encouraging for
American soldiers, who viii make a
new record, the seers declare.
Mars, IN today's aspect, seems to
presage much aid to the army from
women. who viii organize more wide
" and viii contribute new lines OF
service in the war. One girl viii win
world acclaim for heroism before the
end Of the month, it is predicted.
venus rs in place that indicates
love affairs and sentimentality prev
alent among men in high place. the
middle aged and even the old Much
gossip is 1oretold and this may cause
many idle and untrue reports
Women are warned to be exceeding
II circumspecL since the stars seem
70 increase their ambition TO win the
devotion Of soldiers The sway is
held 10 accentuate admiration for
what is heroic
While this configuration prevails
u is a favorable time 10 essay any ef-
fort 10 improve commercial. military
or political position.
The death OF an aged statesman is
1oretold- The next month may mem
ace the health Of persons in exalted
positions.
A political sensation. in which
women PLAY a prominent part. is in
dicated. This viii affect the west
and Washington
August promises to be a month OF
Startling and encouraging events.
A London astrologer calls atten- 4
ton TO the fact that the prime min I
ister Of England has the sun in I
square TO Jupiter. which is an in /
fiuence uufavorabIe to the British I
people
Persons whose birthdate ft is may
have year Of activity and problems I
IN their business affairs. TheyI
should safeguard their health. The 4
young VIII court and marry
Cnlldren born on this dav are
LlEaLE 70 be Vigorous. afracLInrataL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

suppose, because It costs a few cents
less I strongly advise readers IN an
cases TO get a physicians prescription
tor organic iron-Nuxated Iron-or IL
!ou don't want to so TO this trouble.
lAen purchase only NuLated Iron in
~ original packages and see that
MS particular name (NuZated Iron2
appears on the package. II YOU have
@1Aen preparations such as NuE and
iron ana otner similar iron products
and failed 10 get results reu,arrhs-
L-a- such products are an entirely
al1Ierent thing from Nuxated IRON
II people would only take Nuxated
Gown instead or dosing themselves
Win hanlr-torming drugs. stfmuIanfs
and alcoholic beverages. there are
probably thousands who mf-ht read
!ly build up their red blood coruuscIes.
increase their physical energy and
get themselves into q CONDITION ~
ward off the millions OF disease
germs that are almost continuity
around US LE is surprising how many
people suL-eF rom iron deficiency
ana do not know Of IT, III you are not
strong or ven you owe it TO Yourself
70 make the following test See how
Ions you can work or how far YOU
san walk without becoming tired
Next take two five-grain tablets OF
N uNated Iron three times per dav
after meals for two weeks. Then test
your strength aEain and see how
much you have gained.
AANuF'ACTuRERS NOTE - Nurated
IRON which Is prescribed end recommend
ca above BY Physicians is not secret
2 remedy, cut one which is wen known 90
druggists Unlike the older lnorranlc iron
products, g is easily assimliateG. does noe
ln1ure the teeth. make them black ror
upset the stomach. Tho rlanufa-turerr
3 guarantee successful and entirely ratlsfrc-
tory results 90 every purchaser or they
win refund your money 1t is Gi1ranscd 81
this city By Uuiou DrlE CO.. Irc Kelly 4
Pollard Co. El Paso Drus c.. Inc, anI
an drugEiFt-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

eeT TNCLE WIGGILKl Uncle Wiggilyl
y Come on out Of your hollow
stump bungalow called a jolly voice
one morning in front Of the Wood
land home Of the bunny rabbit gentle
man Come on out and have some
funT
who are you and what kind Of
fun do you want me 10 havee' asked
Mr.. Longears He was thinking be
did not want to have any fun with
the skillery-scalery alligator or the
fuzzy fox
q am Billie Bushytail. the squirrel
boy was the answer, and / have
new bicycle. I thought maybe you'd
like to have a ride on it,"
Hum Wei, as 70 that can't say
spoke Uncle MlEgllys slowly, as he
cane out on his front stoop. i am
getting 70 PC quite - an olq "a. rabbit, IN
spite OF what Nurse Jane FUZZY
Wuzzy says, and I'm afraid I'm a bit
too stuff, not to say ossified, 90 ride
bicycles"
squirrel boy, showing his teeth with
which he cracked nuts. You can ride
wheel Here. watch me- Uncle Wig
gilyi"
Billy hoped on his new bicycle and
went riding along the woodland path
down hin The bicycle was made
with two great big acorns for wheels. Z
a piece OF white birch bark for q
saddle, a stick. bent like q bow, FOR
handle bars and for tires two kind (
angle worms kindly wound them I
selves around the wheels to make 1
them nice and soft
The worms were strong and tough I
and BiLie was not heavy, and the ]
Gravity creatures said that. as they I
had mnHN#Hnr else Hnnrr would j
Just as soon pretend 10 be bicycle I
tires as 10 catch fish. So there you
are.
Billie rode his wheel up and down I
in the woods, and then he went back /
70 where Uncle Wiggily waited on /
me front porch Of his hollow stump I
cry my bicyeler begged Billie. I
y m sure you're not TOO stiff TO
AN right. win" said the bunny.
he PUT ms glasses in his tai silk
hat, and left his red. white and blue
striped rheumatism crutch with
Nurse Jane so II would not get
broken, and then Billie helped Uncle
up on the birch bark saddle,
or seat Of the wheel
-Otf you go, Uncle Wiggilyi" chat
tered the squirrel boy.
Oh. don't say THAR" begged the
bunny holding fast 10 the curved
stick Of the handle bar. Il don't want
NO. 7 meant you were going TO I
ride OFF, laughed Billie. Away you
With that he gave the bunny uncle
q little shove. and down the woodland
path went Mr. Longears on Billie's 7
bicycle. Z
wen, 7 can go better than I
thought could" thought Uncle Wig
-ily 20 himself. as he felt himself rid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
Daily NOUeLette


A DISMAL. dank, lububrious, omi-
n nous silence pervaded the room.
At last Briskers spoke. His voice
was husky.
links. old man." he said. "thls is
the saddest moment Of my life I've
shared your joys, your sorrows. you're
money. when you've had any. We've
been more than brothers. And 10
think that you have TO be carried off
like this
He broke down shaken viii sobs-
links" said Rugglby brokeuIy "alI
that Briskers said goes for me. I
count il an unspeakabIe honor 10 be
thus sharing your last moments with
the Fellows here Jinks. life IS hardir
You've led a biameless life. JinEs.a
spoke Up Sadbuns in a low tone
when you're no longer with US we
LED a Dlameless life"
amen" said Mcclellan. furtfveIv
blowing his nose.
It's bound 90 come TO all OF US
sooner or later" muttered Hemps-
stltchs but you. Jinks, so young. so
IQLl OF lie and fire"
he ehoEed, and once more an oD-
presiTe. uncomfortable, strained al
lence fell upon the room
At last Jinks rose without a word
and went out leaving the others with
bowed heads and heavy hearts.
In another hour" shuddered Bal
nlloey finally-'-in another ho1r be
VIII be-marriedr'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
ATTHnRIrY Il nENIEn.

Phoenix, Ariz-. July 9.-The South
ern Pacific and Arizona Eastern rail-
roads have refused TO acknowledge
the authority OF the state corporation
commission to fix even intrastate
freight rates. on the ground that the
government now controls all railroads
and thus has sole power TO establish
tariffs The commission disagreed,
and proceeded to consider the case at
issue, one affecting condensed milk
rates from Tempe and Glendale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
NEBRASKA HOME GUARDS
ROUT CHURCH PAINTERS,

Lincoln, Neb.. July 9.-Home guards
OF Wah0o. Neb- were called out last
night TO dispense unidentified persons
who had begun TO apply yellow paint
TO German Lutheran church south
Of Wahoo, according 10 advices reach
ing here today. The painters es-
capped.
The church is located in q neigh
borhood where there had been some
opposition 70 the war for a time after
America entered the struggle against
Germany, the advices said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09


Medical Author says physi-
clans should prescribe more orrnnfe
tron-N uEatcd IrOm-fo runnTv the
Iron deficiency. Opinions OF DR.. James
Francis sullivan, formerly Physician
or Bellevue Hospital Outdoor DentD
New York, and the Westchester Coun-
" Hospitals DR.. A. j. Newman. for
mer Police Surgeon OF Chicago. and
other physicians who have thorourblv
tested the value OF Nuxated Iron.
ANY woman who tires easily. IS ner-
tous on irritable. or looks pale. bag
saFu ana worm should at once have
her blood examined for iron deff-
cheney administration Of sfmnTa
NuAaled Iron viii often increase the
strength and endurance of weak. ner-
Fous, careWorn women in two weeks
There can be no strong. healthy.
beautiful rosy-cheeked women. with
out IRON says DR.. Ferdinand King, a
New YORK physician and Medical Au-
NOR have strongly emphasized
the tact that doctors should prescribe
more organic iron-Nuxated Iron
Lor their nervous, rundown, weak,
pa ggard-looking women patients.
fallor means anaemia- The skin OF an
anaemic woman IS pale. the flesh
tlabby. The muscles lack tone. the
Drain Tags and the memory fails. and
often they become weak. nervous. fr-
ritable respondent and melancholy.
w hen the iron goes from the blood
Of women the roses 80 from their
cheeks.
IN the most common foods OF
America. the starches. sugars, table
syrups, candies, polished rice, white
bread, soda crackers, biscuits. maca-
roni, spaghetti, tapioca, sage, farina.
aesermlnated cornmeai, no longer is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

and kind. These subjects Of cancer
often meet many difficulties I'm life
Copyright 1918, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndlcate).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

has been my particular duty during
Lle past SIX years TO assist in keeping
Cnicago's five thousand blue coats in
good health and perfect fighting trim.
so that they would be physicaIIy-
equipped 70 Withstand all manner of
storms and ravages OF natures e1e-
ments. Recently I was PROMPTED 10
give NuNated Iron q trial This rene
" n aas proven through my own tests
OF IL 70 excel any preparation ] have
ever used Tor creating red blood
building up the nerves. strenctheufne
lne muscles and correcting digestive
disorders"
DIT, Schuyler c. Jacques. formerly
hlsltlng surgeon OF St Elizabeth's
Hospital. New York City. said. II
nave never before given out any med
ical information or advice for pub1f-
cation as I ordinarily 40 not believe
N T. But in the case OF NlIXated Iron
4 1eel I would be remiss in my dutv
NOT % mention it. 7 have taken ft
myself and given It TO nv patients
y ~ lne most surprising and salts
factory results And those who wish
quickly to increase their Strength
power and endurance viii find h =
most remarkable and wonderfully ef-
1ective remedy"
Dr. James Francis Sullivan. former
" Physician OF Bellevue Hos0fta1
tOutdoor Dentl. New York and vvset-
chester County Hospital saws. ..--bor--
sands OF persons go on suffering wear
aIter year, doctoring themselves fo-
an kinds Of ills when the rear and
true cause underlying their condition
Is Simply a lack Of sufficient iron IN
the red blood corpuscles Ia enehle
Nature TO transform the food thev
eat into Drawn, muscle. tissue ana
brain But beware Of the old forms
or metallic iron which frequently 40
more harm than good.
NotwithstandinE an that has been
sara ana written on this subject bv
well known physicians. Thousands ~
people stiu insist in dosing them
selves with metallic iron. simply. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

Store your coal now win hslr
the government.
Held Bros Qncl -Phone sf.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
DAILY RECORD.

1Torningside eights-1fornings ide
Heights company 70 !. IL Leonard
lots 19 and 20, in block % $500; jan
uary /. 1913.
Alexander addition-John Walthau
to l. II 1Iuehleisea, lots 3 and 4. in
block 194. on North Campbell street
$685.; Nay IS, 1913
Building Permits Issued.
v. E. Ware. Piedras and G. II.
tracks. repairs. $3.50 and a brick
building at Santa Fe, $500
s s Franklin. San Jacinto and
Overland. basement. S170O.
A a LAWYER, 1903 North Oregon,
repairs, $500.
Welch Bedding Co., corner Fifth
and Ochoa, two sheds, $50.
p S. James. 581S 1Ianzana, screened
porch. S175-
Licensed to Marry.
Mark Vent and Bertha A. Roberts.
T. Il Wallace and Jettie Young
f. H. PankersIey and Vera Mooney.
Ernest T. Condin and Dora HenuinE.
Samuel W. Rutherford IT., and Dor
othy J. Nolerts0n.
Carl D. Long and Nora Hurd-
Walter H. Wagner and Fay McRae.
J. J. CCnnors and Frances J.. Thorne.
L. G. Miller and Della Lathen-
Louis Williams and Pauline LANCET
James Bales and Eunice Armstrong.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

Lawn Mowers Erouuu and sharrened
oy experts Allen Arms & CIcis co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

Draw from one TO two and go or
. the end.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
De NeW SYstem PIate

We are the only makers Of this
plate in FL Paso, and have made an
average Of 8 daily for two years.
Ask your friend, he Is probably
wearing one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
Gays naennaaek OF Iron Is
ana Beauty Of the Modern American Woman

Moth er Earth
from these i'm
pOverished foods.
and silly methods
OF home cookery,
by thro wing
down the waste
pipe the water in
which our vege-
tables are cooked.
are re S ponsible
for another grave
iron loss. There
fore, you should
supply the iron
deficiency in your
food BY using
some form OF or
ganic iron. Just as
you would use
salt when your
food has not
enough salt"
DR.. n j. New
man. Former Po-
lice Surgeon OF
Chicago, and for
mer House Sur
geon, J efferson
Park H o ID ItaI.
CHICAGO. saws stTf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

ready to
SsVe her
couH Try
and do
@ man S
DOrk #