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Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17
Nine Years An Invalid

Cured by Garren's Blood Purifier
and Tonic, Says Mrs. R. P. Wright.
Garren Medicine Company,
Hendersonville, N. C.
Gentlemen:
I have been an invalid for nine
years, spending the greater part of
my time in bed. During that time
| suffered with indigestion, rheuma-
tism nervous and sick headache,
side pleurisy, kidney and bladder
troubles, and nearly all other dis
eases that flesh is heir to. | was
treated by the very best physicians
that could be procured, without Civ
ing me any permanent relief. |
went from bad to worse under their
daily treatment until | got to the
point where | could not turn my
self in bed. The doctors said they
had done all they could do and told
| me | could do anything else that |
thought would give me any relief.
| then tried all the different patent
medicines | thought would do me
any good, but got no relief until |
tried a bottle of Garen's Blood Puri-
fer and Tonic. Before | had taken
malt a bottle [ found to my great
surprise and satisfactian that I was
rapidly gaining in strength and
flesh every day, and by tn {
time | had finished the first bottle
| was able to get up and walk about
and continued to improve uLtil
can now eat and drink anything
like without suffering the least pair
or Inconvenience whatever. | fee
like | have a new lease on life. Nc
one can appreciate this medicine as
can. | am now able to do my
J house work. 1t has been a Goo
: send to me. | have also used it il
my family with the best results.
\ MRS. r. P. WRIGHT,
: f1endersonville, N. c. Route 4.
Sylvia Pharmacy, Sylvia. Holme
! Bryson, Dillsboro, r. j. Roane & Co.
$ Whittier, R. G. Snyder, Willets, R. R
/ Fisher, Addie, Geo. C. Snyder, Beta
THESE RATS WOULDN'T EAT.
NV RFST GRAIN" CNYS EPED
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17
Notice

Notice is hereby given that a
petition will be presented to the
Governor asking for a pardon for
(. L. Bryson, convicted Of murder
in the second degree.
A. S. BRYSON.
Na& 7+b 1910
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17
NORTH CAROLINA'S THREE
TAXATION PLANS

All eXDldlldtlOki VI W
of reyaluation and tax rate reduc-
ton now begun, (2) the S3OO ex-
emption to begin next year, and ~
the Income Tax Amendment to be
voted on in 1920,
All over North Carolina there is
much interest in the States new
taxation policy and many inquiries
as to Just what is proposed.
The matter has already been ex-
plained in The Progressive Farmer,
but since that was several months
ADO. it seems we'll to explain the
matter afresh to our farmers who
are now reporting on their land
values.
/. THE $500 TAX EXEMPTION
The new taxation policy of the
State aims at three things:
Cd Honesty in assessments.
(2) A reduction in tax rate to
correspond to the increase in assess
ed values.
(3) Provision for tightening the
burdens of taxation and industry,
and putting a larger share OF the
burdens of taxation on men with
large incomes.
With regard to the latter point,
we may note in the outset that the
recent Legislature was the first one
to take advantage of the authority
given it by the Constitution to pro-
vide $500 exemption for tax pay
ers, this provision of the new law
reading as follows.
From and after the year
1919 there shall be allowed an
exemption for each person of
wearing apparel, arms for mus
ter, household and kitchen fur
niture, the mechanical and az
ricultural instruments of me-
chanics and farmers, laborers
and scientific instruments, and
provisions, not exceeding a to-
tai value Of three hundred
dollar"
II. THE RETALIATION PLAN
Now about the plan for securing
just assessments. In the past every
body understood that he was per-
mitted to list property for something
less than its real value; and the re.
suit was that the more pliable 6
mans conscience, the lower the rate
he named; and this thing had grown
worse and worse year after yeal
until it has amounted to a state O
disgrace For a man to list hi
property at its real value mean
that he would have to pay practi
cally twice as much tax as he ough
to pay. Such system encouraged
lying, and corrupted public moral
at the fountain head. If the sworl
officials of the state set the exam
pie of assessing real estate at 33 l.
per cent of its value, how could tn
state expect the individual tax
payer to list his personal propert
at 100 per cent?
Now all this is to be changed
Hereafter every property owner
the state is expected to list ever
cents worth of property he owns
and list it at 100 per cent of i
value; list it at what it would brir
if offered tor sale under favorab
conditions, and not merely at i
probable selling price at a force
sale.
Now if this plan for revaluir
property for taxation were offere
without assurance that the tax IA
would be correspondingly cut,
course this plan would largely ia
1t specifically provides, howeve
that as assessed values increase, Il
tax rate must decrease. 1t is Or
vided that the amount of tax c(
lected by the state or by any cou
ty, city, town, or special tax distri
shall not exceed a ten per cent
crease in the amount now raised
taxation. Consequently if assess
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17

'educed, plus the nominal 10 per
cent encrease Mr.. A. j. Maxwell,
who is the states foremost tax au-
expresses the positive opin-
ion, in fact, that under this revalu-
alton plan, the average tax rates
will be reduced to about one-fourth
the present rates
The state tax commission will
assessments and valua-
tions through a scientifically de-
signed system so that the man who
voluntarily lists his property at full
value may be sure that his neigh
Dor is going to be compelled to 90
the same thing, This new valuation
recently began, and it will take
about year to get this monument
a! task done for the whole state.
Then the Legislature will be called
together and the tax rate per 500
for state, county, special tax dis
trict and municipal purposes will
be cut just in proportion as valua-
tons have been increased.
III. The INCOME TAX CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
But some one May say, While
the Legislature forbade an imme-
oiate iscrease exceeding one-tenth
in amount of taxes collected, vii!
not this soon be increased as a re-
suit of revaluation?"
We think not, and for a very i'm
portant reason.
The big purpose Of this revalua-
ton of property is not to increase
the amount of taxes but to secure
justice and equality in assessment
Then in order to provide large!
revenues for the state and give IL
the necessary money for the many
important tasks which an advanc-
ing civilization places on the com
monwealth-better schools, better
better roads, better health, better
care of the unfortunate, etc.-the
legislature submits to the people
another important plan. At th'
election in November, 1920, tht
people will vote Oh q constitutions
amendment authorizing the state t
tax the income of the wealthy
without regard to whether any par
ticular income is derived from in
vested wealth or otherwise.
We hope every Progressive Farm
er reader will now make up hi
mind to vote for this anne 2dmen
and urge others to do so. Hereto
fore we have had a shameful sys
tenn in North Carolina. Income
derived from labor have been tax
able, while incomes derived froT
invested capital have been exemI
I from taxation, under constitutions
: provision. Thus it is said that
famous tobacco manufacturer {
: this state had an income of about
a half million dollars year from hi
property, and was hot required t
4 pay one cent of income tax on
r while his stenographer or clerk &c
# ting ST 1,250 year or more was r,
S quired to pay an income tax.
t England for years it has been tt
/ plan to put a heavier income {
It "unearned incomes - that is to sa
q on those derived from invested ca
IS ital-t han on earned incomes
n that is to say, on those derived fro
l. ones labor or profession. Our Nor
8 Carolina plan has been on the 9th
le extreme, and the voters of the sta
( ought to pile up 100000 mojori
y for changing it, just as they did
changing the constitution so as
q. provide for a six months schc
III term.
, A great part Of the states veal
- is concentrated in the hands oil
'S comparatively few wealthy p'
ls sons, and it is only fair that tn
le should bear a larger share of
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17
Oct. 7th 1919.
A MESSAGE FOR THE NIDDL F.
AGED

Foley Kidney Pills give quick
relief from kidney or bladder trou-
oles that have not reached chron-
ic or bad stage They stop bladder
Irregularities, strengthen the kid
neys and tone up the liver. Don't
suffer when relief can be had. Get
rid Of backache, lameness, rheumatic
pains and stiff joints. Sold every.
where. adv.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One team
of mules and one yoke of oxen. Hen
ry Bryson, Cullowhee, N. G. 3ts.
FOR SALE-9 Mammoth pigs 2
months old. at $40 each, weight 40
lbs. each. G. w. Hurst, Dillsboro,
N. C. dts
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17
CAPTURES Still

The sheriff captured large dis
tillery in the SCOTS Creek section
in a raid made Friday night. The
plant is of copper and is Of SO gal
lon capacity. No operatives were
taken with the still.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17
WILL YOU SPEND soc. ON RAT
SNAP TO SAVE $1O0?

SNAP TO SAVE $1O0?
Ons SOC. pkg. can kill SO rats. The
average rat will rob you of SO a
year in feed, chicks and property
destruction. RAT-SNAP is deadly to
rats. Cremates after killing. Leaves
no smell. Comes in cakes. Rats will
pass up meat. grain, cheese to feast
on RAT-SNAP. Three. sizes, 25c, SOC,
$10O. Sold and guaranteed by Jack
son County Hardware Co., Sylva, NC
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17
CUT THIS OUTFIT IS WORTH
MONEY

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip
enclose with Sc to Foley & Co
1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, III.
writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds, and Group. Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. Sold Every where. adv
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-17
THEY GET ACTION AT ONCE

Foley Kidney Pills invigorate.
strengthen and heal inactive, weak
and diseased kidneys and bladder
Mrs. 0. j. Ellis, sos 9Th Av., Sioux
Falls, S. D., writes: I suffered with
kidney trouble; used to have severe
pains across my back and felt mis-
erable and all tired out, but after
taking Foley Kidney Pills l am WE'LL
Sold Everywhere. adv.
The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS

FOUND-Lady's kid glove, near Dr. Miller's office. Owner may have same by applying to Sun office and paying for this ad.
The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21
School of the Nativity

This school IS conducted In connection with the Catholic Church of Flagstaff by the Sisters of Loretto. under the supervision of the Pastor ot the Parish.
 The curriculum of studies comprises all the branches that pertain to a complete Grammar Course Music. both vocal and instrumental, Is taught by the Sisters.
The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21

M. F. Terrell, headquarters for three kinds of seed potatoes free from disease 2-21-tf
The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21
COCONINO COUNTY STRONG
 FOR GOOD ROADS

Memberships are pour ing in from all parts of the state to the offices of the Arizona Good Roads Association here, according to the an nouncement today of Harry Welch, secretary, who states that since the holding of the convention less than three weeks ago the interest in the movement has received a tremendous stimulus.
 MT. Welch says that Coconino county and the county seat, Flagstaff, are the first to report a hundred per cent membership in the association.
The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21
SUMMER RESORT FOR SALE.

FOR SALS-Wheat; $3.30 per hun dred. Inquire Flagstaff Mere. Co.
 11-22-tf
The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Federated Church

Services every Sunday, as follows: Sunday School, 9:45 am. Preaching service Ii a. m. Junior Endeavor p. m. Senior En- deavor p. m. Evening Worship, s:l5 o'clock. Strangers always welcome.
 OLIVER s. BAUM, Minister.
The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Well built 4-roomed house; closets, good cellars, 10 lots, good location, easy terms. Box soo.
The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Partly furnished house on Birch avenue; four rooms and bath. Phone 1S0 or address Mrs. Dave Lay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13

uso de la palabra para las explica
clones que se deseen. +
Secci6n 4.--orden de preeedencia.-
Los Delegates Sc sentaran conformt
al orden alfabetico de los nombreI
de las naeiones lefdos en- lengus
francesa. ssr
seccion 5.-Apertura del Congre
30. 44
lSecci6n 6.-a1n la prifnera reunion
Be eligifan un presidente permanen
tie Y cuatro vicepresidentes escogi
dos entire los plenipotenciarios Dc
las grandes potencias.
Seccion Observation-Disclosures dc
los plenipotenciaros de las cinco ma
clones principles Sc sehalara pars
eada una I'm secretario cuyo objetC
sera redactar las minutas de las jun
tas, ~organizar las c~onferencias y cui
dar de los archives que han de estai
siempre abiertos a los miembros Dc
La comisi0n.
Secci6n S-Para la publicidad los Sc
cretarios p~repararan communicates es
peciales. Cuando no hay acuerdo en-
La ~redacci6ni de estos communicates
Sc remitira Ell asunte a los principa'
les Observation-Disclosures o a sus repre-
~sentantes.
Secei0n 9.-Reservada.
Secci6n 10.-Todos los ducumen.
tos que Sc quiere former parte del
p~r0tOcOlo han de ser eserito sly pre-
sentadOs por los plenipotenciarios-
Otros documentos o proposiciones no
Sc admitiran.
Secci6n 11.--Para facilitar Ia discu-
sion, los plenipotenciarios deran no.
Eticia con "a horas de anticipation,
eada vez que quieran proponer algo
que no este relacionado con La cues
ton que Sc discuta.
Secci0n 12.-Peticiones, memorial
les, ob~seryaciones o documentos su-
ministrados por otras personals dis
tintas de los Observation-Disclosures, han
de cstar clasificadas, resumidas "
archivadas por los secretaries.
Secci0n l4.-Para debatir las cues
tones habra primera v segunda lee
tura, consistiendo la primera en- to-
per n idea general de Ia materia
con ell fin de lograr asentimiento ge-
neral en- los puntos de im~portancia
PARA examinar despues con mas a.
tenci6n los pormenores en- una Sc
gunda. lectura.
Secci6n 15.-iLos delegados t6cni
eos podran ser consultados.
Seccion 16.--Los p~rotocolos redac-
tados por los secretaris, seran i'm
presses para distribuirlos a los dele
gados, Y en- case de no proponerse
hinguna alteration Sc a~rchfvaran.
en- case ~contrario. el texto SO leera
por entero IN Ia pr6xima reunion.
Secci6n 17--Para redactar 81 texto
de las resoluciones Sc nomhfara una
comisi6n compuesta de cinco MEM
bros distintos de los plenipotencia-
rios, uno para cada una de las nacio-
nes p~rincipales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13

m0ria de nueetros heroes hermnn0s,
quienes para hacer possible las gran
des hazahas de nuestros soldados de
hoy, que impidieron que ell despotis-
mo s~ntronado arruinara NJ mundo.
~ q~uienes tambi6n derramaron su
sangre en- valverde, Glorieta, Albu-
querque, Peralta, etc.
Mruchos en- csc tempo tambien, EN-
pujaron q la legislature, que pasa-
ra une ley, para la construction de
una grande "sala memorial, pero
los legisladores no les p~usieron a.
tencion a propuestas. Asf que una
nfmemente (1S66-67) Sc apropto la su-
ma de 1l,500.00, " Sc nombro CO.
mission para que atendiera Ell asunto,
Ey a un costa final de 100000 rue
construido, " hoy ALI esta Ell rnonu-
mento que prueba ell buen 1uicic
Que usaron aquellas dos Legislatures.
Figuremos I'm POGO para asertar la
|suma mfnima que SO les ahorro a
los ~pagadores de tasacion, por Ia pre-
venci6n de las antedichas legislatu-
ras. 81 habfan seguido ell conse1o
de los que querian una "sala grande
&c lama 6i C0btu uAlltthtD PoAc eNh3
Itruir I'm edificio habrfa sido, Olga
lmos 100000 a esa suma ahadiremos
100000 por salaries. repaTacionea,
ote., v hace va 81 amos que 50 erigio
csc manumento. De suerte que, el
costo v gastos amontarfan ahora,
ia no menos que $10T.0OO00. por 70
manos.
En- vista de estos hechos seria
mejor que Sc adoptara ell proyecto
del Senador Sanchez. ESQ Sc puede
hacer sin menoscabo ninguno de Ia
collection valuable de fotografias, de
a~quellos nuestros muchachos que es-
tuvieron en- ell servicio en- Europa,
que han sido hechos, v estan hacien-
do ell Cuerpo de Servicio Hist6rico.
cuya oficina esta ahora, por permit
SO del Director del museo, en- 81 MI
geo Nuevo. El DIR. Hewett no sola-
mente ha ofrecido IN cuarto en- ell
IPalacio Viejo para 81 arreglo per-
manente y exhibition, fibre de costo,
para todos las dichas f~otografias, ST.
no que va ha perfeccionado ell plan
del arreglo. Lo mismo Sc puede de-
cir del trabajo valuable que ell ayu-
dante general estA hacienda al pre-
parar un libro Official de N1evo Me
xico, que contendra un registro OIL
eial de cada hombre de Nuevo Me-
xico que tom6 parte en- la gran que
IRA. tanto en- batalla actual como en-
Ecualouier otro ~servicio. Los servi-
clos de estas dos agencias in1portan-
ties de nuestro gobierno THE Board
ldf Historical Service y la oficina
del ayudante general. pueden y deben
utilizarse sin interferir con la erec-
ci6n del monumental.
BENJAMIN NJ. READ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
REGLAMENTo OFFICIAL be LAS
coNFERENciAs DE LA RAz.

tSeeci0n 1.---Mlembros.-AEn la con
fcrencia reunida para dterminar iaI
condolences de peg, prinero en- loi
preliminares y desp1es en- 81 ira
tado definitvo estaranb inclufdos loi
representatives de las ~naciones bell
ceramics y de las poteneias asocia
das. e4i
Los poderes beligerantes con int
reses generates, Estados Unidos dc
America. ell lmperio Britanico, Fran
cha, Italia Y Jap0n, tendran parte en-
todas las juntas v comisiones.
Las potencias ~beligerantes con in
tereses ~particulares, Belgica, Bracil
Domirio Britannica y la India. China
Cuba Grecia, Guatemala, Haiti, Hon
duras. Liberia. Nicaragua. Panama,
IPolonia, Portugal, Rumanfa, Serbia,
Siam y la Repdblica Checo-E sloyakia
tomafan parte en- las reuniones don,
de Sc ventilen cuestiones que las con
ciernen. Las ~nacionee que rompie-
ron relaciones con los poderes enemi.
COS, Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru v Uru-
quay, participaran en- las juntas en-
que Sc traten c%uestiones que las con
ciernen.
Los Estados neutrafes o a~quellos
que estan ahora formandose podran
ser ofdos de palabra 0 por escritr
euando fueren llamados por las .Po-
tencias cuyos intereses son genera-
les en- las renniones en- que Sc ira,
ten cuestiones que las taiati directa-
tamente, pero 1nicamente en- 10 que
Sc refiere a>dichas cuestiones.
Secci6n 2.-Ndmero de ReEresen.
tantes.-Cinco para los Estados Uni
dos de America, Imperio Britanico,
Francia, Italia v Japon tres para
belgiea, Brasil. Serbia; dos para Chi
ma, Gresias oil rey de Hedaz, Polonia,
Portugal, Rumanfa. Siam, la Reud.
h1ica Checo4Eslovakia; uno para Oh.
ba, Guatamala Hatai, Honduras, lii
IBERIA, Nicaragua y Panama; uno para
Bolivia. Ecuador, Peru y Uruguay.
Los DoIninios Britanicos y la India
tendran Ia siguiente representation.
dos Delegates respeetiyamente para
Australia, Canada, Sud7Africa y la
India, incluyendo los Estados natl.
vos. un delegado para Nueva zelan-
da.
N~NAA4uO Vi LOtNl uC tOc
no puede exceder el n1mero asigna-
do, cada delegation tiene derecho a
sistituir cualduier delegado suyo por
otro.
Per este sistema SO podran inclufr
en- la representation del Imperio Bti-
tanico. los Dominios, 'TerraANova y
Ia India inclusive.
Montenegro tendra lin deiegado,
pero los e%statutos par su designa,
cidn politica del pats Sc haya despe-
jRdo.
Las condolences para Ia represen.
tacion de Russia las determinara la
Conferencia al eH%eminarse los asun-
tbs que sc refieren a Russia.
Secci6n S.-Deleqadcs tecnicos-
cada delegation dc los plenipoten-
ciarios podra venir acompanada de
Delegates tecnicos acreditados en- de-
bida forma, y de dos esten6grafos.
Los delegados tecnicos podran es-
tar rresentes en- las reuniones con Ell
dn de .s~umiuistrar informes que Sc
les pidan. Sc les podra permetir ell
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13

Santa re, ". NICK, Feb. 6 1919,
Editor del New Mexican.
Muy senior milo.
creyendo que sefa de- interes para
.el pablicos decir alg0 acerca de Las
vaFias medidaa que Sc han presenta-
da en- Ia legislature, o respecto a
la erection de un memorial adecua-
do q los hiios de nneetro estado que
eaeron en- los campoa dc batalla DO
Ia presente (Digo presente. porque
t6cnicamente ~bablando, Ia guerra no
ha conclude ADM guerra mundiai'
permftame preguntarle 81 cree proplo
publican este breve res1men, de 10
que son mis- miras con respecto a 10
que yo considero no solamente un
memorial propio: sino ell mas dura-
Bile: I'll mas e~con0mico y que mejor-
Sc acomode. d nuestra historia y ira
dicionesI
De todas las actas que Sc han tque
son tres 0 quatro) ~presentado has
Ia ahora, en- ~concepta milo, solamen-
tie una surtirfa oil objeto de una vez,
sin llevar consigo la continuation de
gastos anuales y sin fin, que sc ha-
rian necesarios para ~preservar ell
edificio o edificios, en- reparo CONT
nuo, v para pagan los encargados y
empleados ~necesarios TODD el ITEM
no. Ese proyecto ca ell que ha stdo
presentado en- ell Senado por Ell Hon,
Ramon Sanchez, del condado de Taos
que provee Ia construction dentrO
del jardin del Capitolio, de un mo
numento de Marmol, Una vez erigi.
do ell monumento, Ell gasto incurri-
do nor ell estado serA de n vez
para siempre. Y Ia memoria de
nuestros heroes, sera honorable y per
petuada para siempre. la historic
del mundo enseia que todas las ma
clones desde ell principle de la civil
lizaci6n hasta nuestros dias, en- "a
mayorfa de los casos, ha preferido
konrrar Id memoria de sus hOrlbres
grandes, en- gratos recuerdos de sus
~servicios a Ia humanidad edificando'
les monumentos, meJor que sedlii-
clos ~memoriales".
Nuevo Mexico siempre fiel a Ia
bandera Americana. durante la que
IRA civil, (1S61-1s60 suplio mas sol
| dados al ejercit0 de la Union, que
ningun otro T~erritorio, Y aun mas
que algunos de los estados viejos,
que Sc mantuvieron leales a las pc.
ticiones de Lincoln. Apenas Sc ha-
brian pasado dOce meses desde el
rendimiento del General Lee al &c.
neral Grant, eli 9 de Abfil de 1865,
EN- Appomattox, 0uando la Legisla'
tura de Nuevo Mexico f1S6G1S6D pa
so una ley autorizando la erection
del hermoso monumento, que esta
ahora EN- medic del parque de la ciu-
dad Ga plaza) como la prueba mas
fnerte de nuestra gratitud a la me
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
DEsAAelENnosE DE Los
REsFRlADoS.

La mas faciel y pronta manera de
~deshacerse de los resffiados es to-
n1ando ell Remedio de Chamberlain
para la Tos. Esta preparation ha
estado en- uso por muchos amos y Sill
valor esta bien probado. No fmpor-
Ia que remedi0 use I'd, por 10 tanto,
cuidado debe ser tornado de no con
traer un segundo resfriado antes dc
sanar del primero, y hay serio peli-
gro de este. I'm hombre de edad
madura 0 mas viejo debe recogerse
v permaneter en- CANA hasta que
haya recobfado SD completa salud,
Mas vale permanecer tres dfas al
principle que tres semanas despudg.
De ventase en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
uNA TERRInLE ros ouRApA

I'm severe resfriado es frecnente-
mente seguido de una moiesta tos
nara Ia cual ell Remedio de Cham.
berlain para Ia Tos ha probable scr
de mucho valor. La Sra. r. wv. Oh.
sen, de Marysville. Mo-. escribes
i"Hara como dos amos mi hiiito peque
no cogi6 un severe resfriado v tosia
terriblemente. Probe IN considera-
BILE ndmero de mcdicinas pero ningu-
ma le mejoro hasta que no lie df el
IRemedio de Chamberlain para Ia
Tos. Este le alivi6 inmediatamento
y antes de que acabara de tomarse
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
EsE B poLoR
DE CABEzA

Es I'd, atacado periodicamente por
dolores de cabeza acompanados do.
enfermedad del est6mago u vomitos.
ipiel lfvida y pjos tristes? ST tai esi
ell case, I'd. puede hallar pronto ALI
vic fernando Pastillas de Chamber
lain segdn indicadas para ell excese
de bills, Y le sera possible eYitar to-
dos estos atques 81 obserYa las df,
reeciones que, van en- cada paquete,
De yenta en- todas parties.