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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
Gouraud's Army H as
Hardest Ia SIX of All
The French Armies

French Headquarters in France,
Oct. 3 (Thursday ay)-General Gou-
raud's army had, and still has, the
hardest task OF all the French ar
mics. Innumerable feats OF individ-
ual courage are reported, One
soldier with an automatic rifle cap
tured a complete German field gun
battery. He crept upon the battery
position and shot all the gunners.
\ French lieutenant, sergeant and
a private with automatic rifles took
a trench with l05 prisoners by max
ing the Germans believe they had
been outflanked by force.
A tribute to the skill and courage
of an adversary was given in the
first few days by a mortally wounded
German officer, who exclaimed to
French officer
You have fought magnicently.
You will be in my country by Christ
mas. As a soldier congratulate
YOU"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
FRANCE URGES LAW
OF RETALIATION 10
IMPRESS HUN MIND

Washington, Oct. 4-The French
national committee in charge OF the
reparation and restoration OF wal
damage. dispatch from Francs
says, has issued declaration de
manding that the allied governments
invoke the law Of retaliation against
Germany.
The declaration says while the law
is repugnant to the nations fighting
for the triumphs OF justice and lib
erty it is the only one that will make
an impression on the German mind.
All governments which participate
in the crusade are asked to resolve
to destroy town for town, village for
village, church for church, castle for
castle, and property for property
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
NOTICE TO LAUNDRY
CUSTOMERS

On October 7th. 1918. we will
adopt the flat work pound basis
which has been adopted by the Ok
lahoma and Texas Laundry Associa-
ton as follows:
The first 40 pounds a &c per pound.
The next 30 pounds a SC per pound.
The next so pounds a &c per pound
All over 100 pounds a. Sc per pound.
No bundle for less than 25c.
Rough dry without flat work 10c
per pound.
Rough dry with ilat work. Sc per
pound
No bundle for less than SOC.
We do not rough-dry shirts, COL
lars or wool garments.
There will also be 10 per cent ad-
ded to all shirt and collar bundles
on account OF the steady increase in
our supplies.
Signed:
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY
Per NJ. w. Wilmington
COOKS STEAM LAUNDRY,
Per Jno. ]. Yell.
WHITEWAY LAUNDRY.
Per r. B. Wright,
2-5, For Cook 4 Wright.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
HALF A DEMOCRACY.

;,yery person in the country VINO
a,. been against the granting ot
.uffrage TO women should read the
mech Of President Wilson to the
senate OF the United States, urging
!, to vote for the amendment grant
,no suffrage as a war measure no
befter summing up OF the principles
N which underlic the movement Io'
woman's suffrage has been made.
Every person who is for woman S
MIRAGE should read the speech TOR
he same reason. 1t supports ana
iustifies faith. 49,.
There are two paragraphs OF tins
,peech which perhaps more than
,be rest deserve study and med''a-
,ion. They are these; =.
81 do not speak my conjecture. II
3, not alone the voice OF statesmen
and oi newspapers that reach me-
and the voices OF foolish and lntem-
oerate agitations do not reach me
:u al. Through many, many cha''-
,el, would have been made aware
what the plan, struggling, WorkadHy
.olk are thinking upon whom t.e
chiei terror and suffering OF TINS
,r.oic war falls. They are looking
20 The great, powerful famous de-
-,,,racl of the west @ lead them to
he new day for which they nave 50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
WORK BEGUN ON
CANTEEN HUT

Work was begun today on ,he
Red Cross Canteen Hunt which is
to be erected on the parkway at the
Santa Fe-Rock Island Union sta
ton. A volunteer force of carpent-
ers began this afternoon to frame
the building and a larger force will
report for work tomorrow after
noon. Members Of various crafts
have donated their work on the
Canteen Hunt and will work after
regular hours and on Saturday att
ernoon. 1t is expected that the HUI,
can be completed by the middle OF
next week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
PROHIBITION BILL
BACK TO CONFERENCE

Washington, Oct. 4-Delay in
final enactment of the wartime
prohibition bill must after the No
vember elections seemed assured yes
terday when the senate sent the bill
back TO conference, insisting on its
amendment to regulate the profits
OF Washington landlords. The
measure now goes to the house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05

ing to them. Certainly never in
recorded history did 50 many tre-
mendous events crowd close on each
others heels as they do now. we
have epochs packed into weeks. we
have volumes of history in days
headlines.
1t is great to live in such time'
for one who has eyes to see
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
American in Russia Released

Washington, Oct. +.-Ihe state
department was advised today by the
Norwegian government that Paul
Anderson, the American y. NJ. {. A..
worker arrested by the 'bolsheviki
in Moscow. was released September
q. The dispatch said, Anderson
would soon leave Moscow for Swe-
wen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
Is MISSING WHEN
BRITISH SHIP SINKS

LONDON, Oct. 4.--Fifteen men
are missing as result OF the SINK
inc OF a British torpedo gunboa''
in a collision with a merchant VeS-
sci September 80, according to an
official statement issued by the
British admiralty last night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
CROWDER CALLS FOR
29,999 STU UDE n is
MUST ENTRAIN OCTOBER IS
-OKLAHOMA QUOTA is
PLACED AT 220.

Washington, Oct. 4.-Provost
Marshal General Crowder today
called for 29,998 grammar school
graduates from forty-two states and
the District Of Columbia, to en-
train October Is, for technical
schools OF the total $50 will be
negroes. Voluntary induction will
be allowed until Oct. y.
The call is the first issued since
the suspension OF the October en-
trainment orders as u result or the
influenza epidemic.
None but registrants found physi-
cally fit for general service will be
accepted. The states and number
of white men to be furnished, to-
gether with the educational institu-
tions or municipal authorities 20
whom the registrants will report IN
clude;
Arkansas. 202, ST. Louis, Mo-,
board OF education; Louisiana, sos,
Louisiana State University; MiSsis-
sippi, 800. University OF Texas; New
Mexico, 800, University of Texas
Oklahoma, 220, University OF Okla
homa; Tennessee, POO, Rose Poly
technic Institute, Terra Haute, Ind;
Texas. 800, University of Texas.
Negro registrants will be assem-
bled as follows Arkansas, $50,
branch normal school Pine Bluff,
Ark; Tennessee, 90, branch normal
school, Pine Blumm, Ark; Texas,
$40. Normal and Industrial college,
Prairie View, Texas.
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Oklahoma City, Okla, Oct. =
Oklahoma will furnish 2SO OF the
call for 10000 draft registrants OF
grammer school education, to en-
train for technical schools in forty
two states and the District Of Col
umbia. The 2S0 Oklahomans viii
60 to the state university at Nor
man to take courses in radio and
surveying.
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NEW CUSTOMERS is PROOF.

That something is doing Phone
30l,, cleaning, pressing, dyeing and
hat work done with special care.
LONDON, 4-3
Between the Shows
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
NEW CUSTOMERS IS PROOF.

That something is doing. Phone
30l. cleaning. pressing, dyeing and
hat work done with special care.
LONDON, 4-3
Between the Shows)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05

Washington, Oct. 4,-No requests
for the suspension OF physical eN-
aminations OF draft registrants We're
received by Provost Marshal Gen
eral Crowder. 1t was said that ex-
cept in localities wherein influenza
conditions are particularly bad, the
examinations would proceed.
The first large call for men in Oc-
tober. which would have taken AZ
600 into cantonments on October q,
still remains suspended
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05

French Headquarters IN France
Thursday, Oct. 3.-(Reuters)- with
the progress OF the allies along the
front from the Aisne to the Meuse
the Germans are daily becoming
more alarmed over their situation IN
central Champagne between Rheims
and Moronvllers heights. All the
enemy troops which have appeared
in this battle field belong to good
divisions and have fought with ut
most tenacity.
Allied forces are daily nearing the
lateral railways which permit the
enemy to move his reserves from
point to point. During the past two
days, the advance OF the allies mas
made the route from the Argonne
along the Aire valley useless except
bv night. His next line of commun-
ication is twelve miles to the north
In this sector, however, the allies
have to deal with the German crown
prince, who does not desire 10 be
the first Germanscommander TO give
the order to retreat.
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fort Gazette, which says, that in or
der to prevent a frontal break
through between Cambria and st.
Quentin. General Won Boehm's ar
my has been made SO strong that it
is equivalent to complete army
group. The Gazette declares there
is great danger along the whole west
ern front"
Retreat Soon Be Due.
1t cannot be long before an I'M
portant enemy retreat from the Hin
denburg line is bound to occur, ac-
cording to the universal military
opinion in London. In the meantime
the Germans are putting forth enor-
nous efforts. They are counter at
tacking heavily and the battle IS
swaying back and forth in a deadly
grapple.
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MEN
MAKE MORE GAINS
DRIVE INTO BOCHE IN CHAM
PAGNE--MAKE GAS
ATTACK

Washington, Oct. 4.-Capturc of
Blanc Mont and other positions in
Champagne was reported today by
General Pershing in his communique
for Thursday announcing further
gains by the American forces fight
ing with the French
The communique adds;
Between the Mosellc and the
forest OF Argonne, we carried out
the usual artillery and patrol activity
taking number of prisoners.
The capture of Blanc Mont and
Medcah farm was announced in last
nights French official statement.
1t was not made known, however,
that American forces had effected
the capture, The Americans here are
evidently cooperating with Cen
eral Gouraud's French army in the
Champagne, pushing the attack on
the left. Blanc Mont is more than
three miles northwest OF Somme-Py
while the captured farm lies Just to
the east.
With the American Forces North
west of Nerdun, Thursday Oct. g.
-(By the Associated Press 20 p.
MA successful gas attack was
made by the Americans on this
front at Vilosnes. on the Meuse
above DannevouX.
The American engineers have re-
moved more than 100 buried Ger
man mines from the ground evac-
uated by the enemy
London, Oct. 4.-0:5O p. mD (By !
The Associated PreSs) French !
forces in the Champagne have cap
tured Orieuil and Bemont Chateau,
northeast OF Somme-Py. Mont Blanc
position OF considerable tactical
importance, also has been taken
from the Germans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
NAVAL BASE
AT DURAZZO RAZED BY
U.S.-ALLIED WAR FLEET

CONTINUED from page lD
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
AMERICAN CASUALTIES

Complete casualty lists for all the
states are received daily in The Ard
moreite office, coming direct from
the war department, and can be in.
spected by anyone at any hour OF
the day. Following will be found
the casualties for Oklahoma and six
nearby states, as follows: Texas,
Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Ten
resee and Kentucky)
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eesssQeeseeeeeseseeseseoa
s THE CHURCHES
eaee@esaaeasaeeeeeee@a@aes

First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
 Located l34S Central avenue Ser, vices are held Sunday morning at n o'clock at which time the lesson ser mon is read. Tie subject O, the morn- ing lesson is God the Only Cause and Creator sunday school begins promptly at 9:l5 a. m and pQpu5 un- der the aze of 70 years are welcome. Wednesday evening services are held at o'clock aud at this meeting tcs- timonies of Christian Science heal ing are given. The readins rooms are maintained at GIT Central avenue and arc open daily except Sunday from h a m. to , D. m The public is cor diallN invited to attend onr service ana visit the readine room,
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EBERT MARTIN WAS
 KILLED DURING JULY
AUNT GETS TELEGRAM FROM WASHINGTON AFTER LETTER
 OF COINCIDENCE IS HERE.

Ebert Martin, another young Hot Springs hoy, is among tho men who gave their lives to win the war He was lliiieG some time last July, ac- oordinG 10 a telegram which has been received here oy Mrs Bessie Wilson of Thohorn aunt of the youBa man. aud who reared him from the time he was orphaned early in life.
 Mrs Wilson received the formal roto cf sympathy and coudolence sent out by the SaNation Army more tlau week ago. The note did not say what information if had but merely extended sympathy in the hour of eief over thc loved ono that had been claimed by lhe war Mrs Wii son did ro. understand inc note. and it was only explained some days aft. orwards when the government uoi fled her that Martin mad been killed last July.
 Martin joined the army here in the carly part of the year when Major Dhkett Williams was here recruiting. He was little under weight at the time, but made up for that and get into the service. lie tcld his aunt that he was going to carry with him throurh the war letters she had writ zen him cxhorti1g him to he good and t, t,.3 a ,,yHIo Iifo
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LENS BENSON IS HERE
 FOR LANDSCAPE WORK
THE MAN DlECTOR STEPHEN NATTER WANTED TO our LINE WORK OF BEAUTY
 ON RESERVATION.

JenS Jcnson, of Chicago. and per- haqs the foremost landscape director in this country arrived in Hot Springs last evening as an echo of the re- cent visit here of Director stephen . Mathcr Of Inc eoycmmpnrs pu1iie park service Alr Am,hor told Che people Of tas city that he wanted MT. lenson here to look the situation over and direct a scheme Of boau- tifying tie reservation grounds
 Also there was received in the c:E yesterday about fifteen thouf3n bnlba, of tulip and other flowers which will be put out under dreCio of Mr Jonson, and which, with other floral work in view will help 10 make the reservation property here mos. beautiful in tho sprnetme
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Cut This out-lt is Worth Money

Don't miss this. Cut cut this slip enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co.,. 2S25 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, Ill., writing your name and address clear ly You will receive in return a tria Nnq'lal9e containing Fole}Is Honey Tar Compound for couphs. colds ano erorn; Foley Kidney Pills fof pan in sides and back rheumatism, hafk- ache. kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets. a whole some aud thoroughly cleansing ca- thartic. for constipation. biliousucs headache and sluggish bowels. A. C Jennings Adv.
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The Arkansas Baptist State con ycnton meets in Little Rock Mon day and Tuesday Laymen ana preachers meeting Wednesday. Thurs day and Friday The cOnyonjicn proper meets The sessions will he held in the mmanuel Baptist church four blocks of the state capital sew eral runGred messengers and dela- gates are expected to ettend, good delegation is expected 10 attend from Hot Springs
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st. Lukets Church.

Corners Spring and Cottaoe "e ts Rev Charles F. Collins, rector sec ond Sunday in Advent Holy com munion at ' 50 a. III Sunday scaool 9:5o. Evening prayer ani sermon il a. m. There will be no evening serYice Choi practice Wednesday at ,:3o D. m The regular monthly meeting of the vestry will not take place until thc week following, viz Monday the 18th inst, at 7;30 p m,
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lutheran.

At the Auditorium hall, opposite lue Rock Island depot the I.utncrans Of our city, their well-wishers and the many trmsionts of that denomination win have the opportunity to hear a pastor of their own faith whyn tae Rev Adolph + Paprl of Little Rock, breaches an Fnglisa sermon at 1 p.
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Central Methodist Church.

Central and Orange streets. Marion Nelson Waldrip pastcr- Sunday school at 9;30 a m Morning service at l0:50 q. m Sermln by pastor Ep- worth ieasue at G:30 D. m. Evenn2 services at 7:Go p. m. Sermon by pas tor. This is the first Sunday of the new conference year. The pastor will give a report of last years work and the moGram for the coming year You are invited.
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Tribute of Eminent Chemist on G. s.

The claims of c. $. (Gross' Specifc) of being the greatest blood kidney, pellaera and rheumatism medicine has been amply proven by the testimonials of thousands of people who have been relieved of Pellagra, Rheumatism and other ailments. But it remained for the morning mail to bring to Dr.. Gross the greatest testimonial to his medicine that has ever come to any proprietary medicine made in the country.
 It comes in the shape of an unsolic- ited and unexpected letter and certif- cate from the eminent chemist, Dr. w. H. Morse, of Hartford, Conn. Hun dreds of physicians and doctors and thousands of cured people in this coun- try have given their endorsement to the splendid curative powers of c. g., but the letter and certificate from Dr. Morse, coming as they do without any sort of solicitation, brings the positive proof that this ',Qedicine is all that has ever been claimed &or it.
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BAZAAR AND FOOD SALE.

Tho ladies of the auxiliary of the Orange Street Presbyterian church win have 2 bazaar Friday and SatW- day. December l3 and II, at the God dard hotel There pro many beau thul and useful articles, and we in- yite YOU to come in and select your
 Christmas gift. On saturlay We will have home cooked food sale ij
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Third Stree. Methodist Church

Rev J. A. Parker a former pastor will preach for us at II a m Rev. J E. Evans will preach at 7:3o D. m. service at usual hours. Dr niegs the pastor will come in next Wednesday or Thursday The church iswery for tunate in ectGns so able pastor
 MM. M IIaG..
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coLoRED CHURCHES.
Roanoke Baptist.

Corner WhitNugton end Ozark, 9;30 a. m Suncay school f a. m. mora ing service; sermon by the pastor subject "A Snake Under the Fence 7 G:30 p. m B. r. P. r D. m even ing service; sermon by tho pastor, subject Power" At all of these services. the far-famed Roanoke choir will render special music. Wis itors are especially invited to attend all services.
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Elrs. Bantlsl Church.

Court and Exchange streets 9;l5 a. m Sunday school classes for all ages II a. m. sermon by the pastoro l;50 D. m Sermon by the pastor. E. r. P. '. 6:30 D. m Ladies aid 3 p m. saesday Prayer service "Wednesday 117 D. m \ hearty welcome 10 all
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JUST RECEIVED

A beautiful lot of colored yarn f bright and pretty colors. Also kh2ki and grey for army work.
 SECORD'S ART STORE 39s Central avenue Phone 1886
 12-1-Gt
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Church Notice.

The church of spirit Communion will worship Sunday 7.30 D. m. at their temple corner Central a0d Henderson avenues Take OlklaNu ear. All are yelcome Dr. Wheeler, pastor
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Classy and pretty Nmas cards at Secord's Art Store. especially uppro- priaro for soldiers, Red Cross and patriotic workers. J2-l-Gt
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spiritualisn1.

Spiritual Allante church conducts services every Sunday at 2:2o and $ p. m. in Royal theatre Dr Ray or Csicaeo will assit at both services.
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WOODR9EN CIRCLE.

Silver Neon. No. Woodmen Circle meets first and third Friday ni-his at w c w. halt 222 l-2 Valley strerJ
 Mrs Mary Morse, Guardian
 Mrs. Blanche MurphN Clerk.
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ablost preachers of the south All the members and friends of the church are invited to hear tDr. Jor- dan. Communion service at this hour
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Dr. A. Homer Jordan of Pine Bluff will preach at 1 o'clock at the Chris tian church Dr. Jordan is one of the
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KEEP OFF PARALYSIS AND HARDENED ARTERIES

"AlteratNes which changed D" some mexpHcaUle manner certain morbid sondiuons of the sysrem are of great beneNit in nervous diseases. in paralysis. arterioscleros elan- dular tobercuics. lupus. fisulous and earous ulcers -Dr Mason, in L $. Disypcnsary. Number 10 For The Blood contains all the alternatives alludcd 10 in the above and is tacre- fore indicated in paralysis, arterio- sclerosis scro.ula. chronic rhcum1- iism nodes, Hmors, lupus and all diseases Of tue blood Also in con slpaton, hepatic cmsostions. iEs- pepya aad stomach troubles Try it Sold oy C. Jennug Adv
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0isit0rs and strangers t0 moot With the Wesley Adult Bible Class every Sunday morning at 9;f5 o'clock k n our class rooms corner Central amt Orange F. F. Ecklc3, teacher,
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rIW W
oranre Street presbytcrIan

F. AL Wyie, 9 n. pas Cor Tho ref- ul1r services wal ho hold at the church today gs usual Tho pastor
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Put up some eggs this season. Sc how easy and cheap it is You vii continue the practice every year as you can fruit Egg Preserver soc per pint, soc per quart. Schneck Dru Co Phone No. '. 9-5-tf
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The Wesley Adult Bible Class
 We especially extend an mutation Co all adult members of Central N E church and will cladly welcome ali
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will preach at II q. m and 1.a0 J. m The public invited
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Letter from pr. Morse, Con-
 sulting Chemist, of Conn.
W lt MORSE M D 4l9 Zion Street
 Hartford Corn.

Dr Gross.
 LHHe Rock Ark. Dear Sir:
 enclose Consulting Chemists Certificate your "G which came to notice tho Great Stuff nsed by boys at Camp Hancock.
 That which they said made curious know the Why and Wherefore of its chemical character and thery The Certificate states results.
 have said to thc boys that at the Camp~or any, else where thc renal hepatc and splenie functions become dcranged. if C. S IS used Hc Habtat Fciioi- tasl" may be written over the door
 have not written the Certificate for fee; but know yau Southern gentlemen well enough to know that will want to show your appreciation by some turn of complment' will find herewith also the card of a Mission of which | am Superincndm which wo1ld appreciate any part of the Consulting Chemists s25 fee a donation. A Finally, coneratuatc you your preparation, anV tn &@Ah it in the house will not fina opy~ pleasure irm }lS rhcumatiz gont, a bilious spell.
 Heartily Sours
 W. II. MORSE
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BOndurant Coal X Wood Co.

Coal. 4 foot w9oo heater and stove for sale-sLoo s200, $&00 and SIC
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Consulting Chemists
 Certificate

November Twentieth l91S I TO Whom II May Concern: | This to certify that have had the opportunity of l examining preparation "G $" purchased in the
 market in Atlanta Gar and of exhibiting the same in ! medical practice
 l find to be mcrtorous remejy carefully com
 pounded and of high therapeaica value in the treatment
 dcranscmehS Of the functions of lho Ndncys liver ana
 spleen which Arrangements indicated by rheumatic, l rhcunatod and gouty disorder.
 The exact of rheumatism is unknown. but 1t is, 1 generally supposed be due of uric acid in
 the blood That excess occurs whom the functions of the l kidneys, liver and spleen delaneed. | Therefore. as e. s. restores those functions and
 thus blood acid and all else is l tnnating, il stands to reason That is remedial of
 rheumatism sout hhaenia uricacidaemia and in
 lection from all suDovdaon products of the uric acid ! type
 Respectfully and heartily submitted, | W II. MORSE.