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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-05-09
BOX SUPPER FRIDAY.
NIGHT SOCIAL EVENT.

An interesting event of the john
son school community planned for
next Friday evening, May IA. at
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

Cierta noche obscura, de las po-
a. nebulosas que reinan baJo ei
cielo iraliano, Sc hallaban reunldos
los miembros de Ia familia de Me-
dicis Ell el salon principal del paia-
clio de Ricardi, esplendida morada
de los duques de Florencia.
Sobre n mesa de marmol CO.
locada en- ell centric Sc veia una Gu
ma de sbano que atraia todas las
miradas o sus magnificos ador-
nos. ' de ella salian los deblles va
ridos de una criatura recien naci-
da. hija unica del duqle Lorenzo y
;lanlada Catalina de Medicis.
De pronto Sc abrieron las puertas
del salon Y cntraron en- el cuatro
ancianos de aspecto grave y severe,
dirigierdose hacia ell estrada en- que
Sc hallaba ell gran Guque.
L.evantose este, avanzo algunos
pasos. Y encarandose con el mas
anciano lie dijo, con un acento que
revelaba su profunda emocion.
Que tai, sabio Basilio? Jos
habeis puesto de acuerdo? mos
tracts oucnas n~uevas:
Ell destino del hombre-contes-
to Ell viejo-no depende de los que
10 consular. Bien quisieramos, Sc,
nor duque. ,traduciros un horoscope
favorable; pero...
-Hablad. pues tengo valor, para
or cuanto me digais.
-Pues bien. senior duque: rete'
ned mis- palabras: esa nina, hoy tan
i~nocente V pura, arrastrara una exIs-
tencia LENA de turbacion Y de lntrl-
gas; pero vuestra familia Y la Re,
publica de Florencia NADIA tendran
cue temer. iPero d~esgraciada la
nacior Que abrigue 2 esa nina en- su
seno. He d.cho. Y 10 que lie he di-
cho sera verdad.
Tn silencio seyulcral acoglo es'
tas palabras: Lorenzo Sc volvio ha'
cia los otros viejos con Ell obJeto de
leer err sus fisonomias alguna senaI
de desaprobaci6n; pero los tres Sc
inclinaro. manifestando asi su asen'
timiento a las palabras de aBsilio.
La familia celebro un conseJo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
Especial para "LA PRENSA'

Ell general Plutarco Elias Gales,
al tratar en- publico sobre los motives
que la Legislature de Sonora tuvo pa
ra decIarar cue assume su .Soberanla
"hizo una confession cue antano ca
lificaban de criminal los partidarlos
de Carranza. Gales declare que Ca
rranza es el tirano mas grande que
habia soportado Mexico
La reciente escapatoria de Obre-
g6n: Hill; Zubaran; Novelo, ETC., de
Is ciudad de Mexicol por la persecu-
cion de los elementos Ca%rrancistas,
confirma Ia declaration de Gales;
pero haee seis amos, cuando en- 1914
coloboraba 70 en- eel Correo del Bra,
vo" diario que Sc publicaba en- E.
Paso Texas. en- IN articulo titulado
Son listed hablo Don Venustiano Ca
rranza" entire otras verdades dIJe
"Carranza como Primer Jefe es VA
III tirano insopcrtable, que debemos
despojar del mando 81 no ~querenlos
dar a Mexico ell mas grande Y cruel
tirano cue hasta Ia fecha no conoce
Ia ASTORIA. Por aquelios dias los pc
r;6dicos Carrancistas Sc desataron en-
adulaciones para Carranza y en- IN
sultos para MI. e. paso del Norte
decia: Solo un t~ransfuga de la re-
voluci6n revindicadora Sc atreve a la
mar tirano al Caudillo patriarcal que
realizara todas las ~aspiraciones del
pueblo mexicano Y hara Ia nacion
mas dichosa de la America latina
POGO tempo despues de tan rastre-
"a adulacion, Carranza sc qu!taba Ia
Garcia = cometia la primera y mas
grande ingratitud, contra Maytorena
que p~tacticamente habia sido ell po-
tencial mas fuerte que tuvo el Ca
rrancismo por aquella epoca.Ni May
torena, que habia desaprcbado mi &C.
titud contra Carranza, recoruo cen
amargura mi acierto para juzgarIo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

| Felipe Riveros, a quien advertl
muy a tempo 10 que pasarla a May
torena, falto de confianza Ell mis- pro
nosticos V con sobra de buena fe en-
politica, tuvo que soportar hostllIdad
Y mas tarde persecuciones, en- re
a sus buenos servicios.
Al entonces Napoleon MexlcanG'
lie antelope cuanto debia p~asarle 81 no
procuraba desconfiar de Carrarza y
ell famoso %guerrillero del Norte Sc en-
treg6 mas en- brazos del irgrato Y
me resto confianza; pero en- Agosto
de 1915 al d~espedirnos en Torreon con
lagrimas de espontaneidad me diJo:
"Tenia listed mucha razon fiel ami
20. cuando en- Juarez me advirtio
contra este viejo migrate, que juro a
I'd. que me la pagara 81 no me ma
tan,
Alguna vez viajando en- compania
del Sr. Licenciado Jesus Acuna y DR..
Ramon Puente, tuve cor ellos fran
queza suficiente para confiarles mi
cOlNlCCIOl SODtS SdilaLIGo- 1Noiio 1H$
VIC con extraneza Y Puente Sc asusto
Dor mi atrevimiento> Acuna, ell en-
t6nces alma Y fuerza del CarranciS-
mo, debe haberme recordado muchas
veces en- sus momentos de hostlllza-
do por los que tanto lie debian.
i la Ciudad de Aguascalientes, Ell
mes de Noviembre de 1914, Ia vispe-
"a de aperture de Ia Convention de
generates, mi distinguish y querido
amigo el Sr. Oral. Martin E~spInosa,
tratando de realizar ina conc laclon
luchaba por convencerme de error en-
mis- ap~reciaciones Y tuvo por respues
IA: Que 20 no podia conciliarme con
Carranza por que estaba plenamen-
te ~convencido de que csc hombre Sc
ria el mas funesto tirano de Next
CO 81 no procurabamos alejarlo de Ia
cosa publica" Espinosa, confiado Y
e~ncarinado de buena fe con Carran-
"a, trato de demostrarme que el Oral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

Los grandes dones no pueden
caer en- abundancia excesiva sobre
IN solo ser sin d~oblegarlo; ell ia
lento goza de Ia vida, de la inferio-
ridad de los otros Y aun de su pro-
pia limitacion, mientras Ell genio
chispa divira que IN hombre sobre-
lleva en- su peregrinacion terrenal,
vive Solitaire, sin cast posibilidad de
amor V compression. Proyectado
hacia otro ejemplo memo trans,
cendente puede recordarse que los
millonarios no logran disfrutar ell
absndono de Ia holgura nj Ia ire
pcnsabilidad del incoenito. Su ri
queza-porvenir de tantos-los con.
vierte en- hombres de TODD cl mum
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
f H0R0SC0PODE CATALINA DENEDC|S|

pues a ninguno de sus miembros ocu
rrio poner en- duda las palabras del
sabio, Y trataron de buscar IN me-
dio que evitase las desgracias que
habia anunciadH ell horoscope. Des-
pues de largas de~liberaciones fue
s~entenciada Catalina a IN ~perpetuo
celibato: pero Ia voluntad DE- cielo
es mas fuerte que la de los hom-
bres.
Veintiun amos despues de 10 que
acabamos de referir, IN ejercito es-
panol enviado por el Papa Clemen-
tie VIII Gun Medicis) sitiaba a Flo
rencia. Insurreccionados los habi-
tantes de esta ciudad contra tos Me
dicis en- 1927. expulsaron a los indi.
viduos de esta familia a exception
de Catalina, que Sc hallaba en- III
co~nvento. Florencia tuvo que So
meterse. Y la hija de Lorenzo reco-
bro su libertad al mismo tempo que
triunfaba Ia causa de los suyos.
Carlos Y, cuyas tropas acabaron
de d~evolver la ciudad a los Medicis,
quiso obtener en- reconpensa Ia ma
no de Catalina. FL Papa Sc IA re
20. prefiriendo entregarla a Fran
cisco, /, Que la habia pedido para 81
hijo. FL emperador de Alemania
Sc irrito Y escribi6 al Papa quejan-
dose amargamente por tan injusta
preferencia; pero Clemente, que sa-
bia la prediction de Basilio, Sc con-
tento con responder 4 Ia carta del
e~mperador, que "habia regalado 4
la Francia una serie de turbulen-
cias incalculables."
Ell matrimonio celebrado en- Mar
sella en- 1888 justified el horoscope
de Basilio en- ia madre de Carlos
TX V Enrique III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
|ANTANO = E1OGzAANO|


! Oregon apoyaria a Carranza y mas
tarde seria una g~arantia para que el
primer Jefe no Sc c~onvirtiera en- Die
tabor. Con cuanta raz6n estaran hoy
arrepentidos los dos, de haberse sa-
crificado por Don Venustiano, como
yo 10 llamaba va entonces. Y csc a.
rrepentimiento Sc 10 predije al Oral.
Espinosa esa misma noche.
Han sido necesarios seis amos de
dictadura sin freno, de anarquia, de
caos Y de bolshevismo, para que los
Zubaran, Gonzalez, Coss, Cabailero,
Gutierrez Y demas Columns del Ca
rrancismo, para que por Ia fuerza de
las persecuciones, confiesen hoy "Que
Carranza es ell mas granGe Tlrano
que ha soportado Mexico. Con esa
confession V su conducta actual, JUS
tifican mi acierto al separarme de
Carranza en- Nosiembre de 1918 y
comprueban mi labor p~eriodistica en-
los primeros meses de 1914 en- Eel Co
rreo del Bravo"
va que mis- predicciones de antano
soy hoy verdades por categorla dc
hechos consumados, debo hacer pu-
blico el secreto de mi acierto. Don
Venustiano Carranza es III vasanlco,
IN megai0mano incocregible e msa-
nable: gu delirio &c grandeza alcanza
las mas atlas manifestations de ca
SOS similares; Y esa enfermedad le
conduce irremisiblemente q Ia lngra
titud, por que 81 sacramento cree que
es IN ser superior, mas superior qIe
los mas grandes ejemplares de nues,
ira historic y por consiguiente, que
todos tienen la obligation de serr1rle
incondicionalmente Y q, al hacerles
&, alto honor &c aceptar les scrv.-
clos de los de mas, no Sc considera
obligado por gratitud. En- Carranza
la ingratitud es IN habitos 10 'raro
realmente, es, que los que estuvleron
tan cerca de e. por mucho tempo,
no Sc percataran pronto de esa mo-
nomania tan characteristics.
Sc ha publicado mucho sobre 10
testarudo que es Carranza pero ma
die, hasta hoy, que 70 sepa, ha in
vestigado Ia causa de esa caracterlS-
tica que todos han Observable en- el.
Con demasiada frecuencai Sc dice
"Carranza no acepta discusiones y 10
oue piensa Y ordene debe ser obede-
edo sin objection. Los que tai dlc1n
debieron ha tempo haber estudlado
ell case de patologia mental tan cla-
70 V habrian llegado a Ia conclusion
de que IN vesanico de esa categoria,
es demasiado peligroso como goher
rante de Mexico, por que ineludlble-
n.ente tenia que ser un tirano. ,
La labor funesta que Carranza ha
realizado desde 1918 no deja lugar a
la e duda Y los ultimos actos de
imposition. con TODD ell cortejo de in
trigas, persecuciones Y ~aseslnatos,
| son prueba plena mas que suficlente
para separar del poder al vesanico.
La Asamblea de Guatemala ACADIA
de dar un buen ejemplo de 10 que Sc
debe hacer con los desequilibrados
que Sc eternizan en- ell poder. Senores
Diputados y Senadores de Mexico,
seguid eli ejemplo de vuestros cole
gas Guatemaltecos y la patria os 10
premiara Y la humanidad os reconoce
ra gratitud eterna, por que e~vitareis
el derramamiento de sangre. Tempo
es va de que evolucionemos sin que
rras.
FELIPE DUSART,. @.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
COnOCimientos Titles
LlMPIEZA DE LOS SOMBREROS
DE PAJA

Los sombreros de paja. por muy
buenos que sean, tienen ell defecto
de ponerse amarillentos per la in
fluencia del aire y del sol. Seine
JAMIE color. que no es nada elegan-
tie, puede quitarse de este modo:
Primero Sc da jab6n bueno sobre
un trozo de franela, Y cuando esta
LENA de espuma Sc frota ell sombre-
70 Y Sc limpia hasta que desapare-
ce TODD ell color amarillento. Des-
pues de lirpiarlo bien Sc enluga con
aqua Y Sc SEGA, con IN trapo. Luego
Sc lie echa un POGO de azure Y Sc
lie deja asi durante IN cuarto de
bora, al cabo de cayo t:ampo Sc
plancha. c~olocando sohr2 el una no
ia de pspel que este muy limpio.
Convene, para terminar Ia opera
ci6n, darle una mano de aqua de go
ma o cola de pescadn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12
ARCADE SUNDAY AND MONDAY
CELEBRATED NOVEL
BY ELINOR GLYN is
ADAPTED TO SCREEN

Mrs. Elinor Glyn, one of the most
celebrated novelists in the world, is
the author of "The Career of Rather
inc Bush" a thrilling story of English
life and manners, the sale of which in
this country and abroad exceeded ele-
ven hundred thousand copies. The
book was picturized by the Famous
Players -Lasky Corporation and it will
be shown as a Paramount-Artcratt
Special picture at the Arcade Theatre
with beautiful Catherine Calvert in
the stellar role.
Mrs. Glyn's reputation as a writer
rests upon her brilliant descriptive
powers, her daring conception of
characters and her artistic treatment
of any theme her facile imagination
conceives Underlying her fiction is a
sub strata of truth which renders her
pen portraits highly realistic. compre-
hensible and natural Her dramatic
faculty is highly developed. the result
being that all of her books have thrills
and appeal distinctly their own.
In the story of "The Career of
Katherine Bush,' Mrs. Blyn paints
the portarit of n young woman who
carves out her own career successfully
but before she reaches her goal that
of marriage with a celebrated noble
man, she suffers many a bitter pang
occasioned by her recollection of inn
prudences of her early life. She is a
woman of high ideals and she risks
the loss of the love of the man she
yearns for by telling him of her career
but instead of sacrificing her future,
he takes her to him forgivingly, and
both are rendered happy.
| The cast is a large and brilliant cne,
the principals being Fred Burton,
John Goldsworthy, Craufurd Kent,
Mathilda Brundage and others.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12
AT THE THEATRES
What the playhouse managers
have 10 tell you about present
and coming attractions.
Alta SUNDAY AND MONDAY
THE CRIMSON GARDENIA-
VIItIIE REX BEACH DRAMA

"The Crimson Gardenia' is Rex
Peaches newest novel to be given to
the cinema by Goldwyn. When it
comes to the Alta Theatre for Sunday
and Monday, admirers of the Ameri-
can author will be astonished at an
unsupported phase of his storytelling
genius.
THE Crimson Gardenia' transpires
in New Orleanes at the height of the
Mardi Gras. Roland Van Dam (Owen
Moore) separates himself from his
sightseeing friends determined to
seek adventure. Maksed and wearing
domino he is accosted by Madelon
Dorette (Hedda Noval.) who is in
search of her cousin, who she has
never seen. His mark of Identified
tion is to be a black domino and a
gard mia.
Each unaware of.who the other is
the Young people fall in love while
their meeting is observed by MEM
bers of lawless gang. The Grim
trails also think Madelon's companion
is her cousin. He is a fugitive from
justice and is thought to have be-
traycd secrets which will lead TO the
appI ehohs.en Of the gang. When
finally tho real cousin appears he is
stabbed by his pursuers. Then Made
lon knows the truth Made to believe
that the man she loves sian enemy.
she betrays him into the hands of the
criminals and the succeeding episodes
develop a climax no less thrilling than
it is unexpected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12
AD PROVES HANDY
AND RIGHT HAND
FINDS LEFT HAND

= The mystery Of the missing :
= hand has been solved
= Tom Boylen. Sir. on Saturday :
= claimed the artificial hand over
: which Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Nc
= Atee have worried considerably 4
= since Mrs. McAtee found II In 4
= their store last week. Mr.. Boy
= len does not use the hand. he ex- 4
planned, for he Is already n 4
= two-flsted man. II belongs. he 4
said, TO one of his ranch hands. 4
This is the ranch hands other 4
4 hand. 4
The ranch hand handed his 4
hand to Mr.. Boylen to have re- 4
paired II was unhandy for Mr.. 4
= Boylen to be handling an extra 4
hand ana when he laid 1t down 4
and walked away without it. he 4
= never noticed the difference. A .
handy want ad In the East Ore .
y gonian Friday night restored =
y the hand to its keeper and both =
Y Mr.. McAtee and Mr.. Boylen de- .
' clare that one has to hand II to .
= want ads for results. .
= . . = . = . = . = . . .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12
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Get a jar at once from the nearest
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Better than a mustard plaster and does
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Musterole is recommended by many
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12
Something Fine.

oofnet1ing fine.
Six lady candidates have cast their
hats into the ring"
What do the lady voters say to
that?'
They are busy studying the display
of millinery Louisville Courier
Journal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12
la- Efcsf sF
A COLD RELIEvER
FOR FIFTY YEARS
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TSIAIE-TRIED for more than fifty
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11

W y stewart 10 St'ds : l.. Nss'n.
lot =. block I20 Plemons addition
Consideration si000. OF.
Contract
John " Rohinfon - y v. Heff.
ner lots %. %. block 4ig. Mirror
addition. Consideration $500 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
ROBBERY SUSPECTS
BEING IDENTIFIED

KANSAS CRY. March io-Cir-
eumstantca surrounding the sttcmp.
Tuesday 10 hold up the south side
Bank. In which Glen N Shuckey.
cashier. Was killed. bcean 10 unfold
late to-day.
After two employees OF the hans
and witnesses had failed TO identity
men held NJ police headuNaters a.
those who participated IN the rob
hery attempt. James Mccain.
street cal motorman. p0gitiyeiy iden.
titled one IT the men. MeCann made
IN affidavit "a The police that
Charles NJ. Johnson. hello by the po-
lice. WIS one of The mon boz elw ruu
from The hank and g. into wai'.
inc automobile ne said hp $50. Ttt
moro than thirty feoi from fhc hank
when le was siincted f' Tire shots.
A man who was iakeu 20 the city
hospital early today with "a bullet
wound IN bic hip and placed under
guard. was indcntfied by q civ de-
feciive today as James Z Morran
who has police record. according
10 the authorities The police ionnn
MorEan In q home IN = residence dis
rriri. Neirhbrrs told res paper
man late today they saW tao men
carry a mar from q motor car int
he house aholi ihisy minutes after
she holdup Occurred. :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
DELEGATES
URGED BY CLARK
ISL on NAME rs
CANDIDATE ON GEORGIA.
BALLOTS.

'it 'ssYf h'rd Pres.
WASHINGTON. March 10
Champ clark of Misuoti. candle
for the presidential nomination. lht
wear. agc. caro- out unoquiyocAlly 10
day Tor nr election ~ uninErurt'd
delegates TO the democratic national
convention Opposing use 90 his
name a. O. candidate 10 the Grorru
Preferential primaries. NJ Clatk de-
clared that while NO man wouli 'd'.
cline O. presidential nomination ton
dcred By great party Tho rs- 'u'ial
thing to 60 Wdf % hay' convention
unfettorcd by pledges. ld0pi 0 lhor
ouehly democratic platform aud
then nominate the best donorra iC Boz
found
Nh Clarks views were expressed
IN the following letter 20 llirWm h.
Gardner OF Eatouton secfet'ry NJ
the Georgia democratic committee
Il am profoundly grateful tO my
Georgia friends Who ha,' suggested
that my name should be- niI,r I'd on the
ticket ~ the preferential presidential
Urinary
"My own opinion is hat % o., hos;
not to do that IN my Judgment the
san Francisco convention should be-
. consulting hOdS 10 do two thiurs:
First: Adopt O thoroughly demo
cratic platform made OF time tried
and fundamental democratic prInci-
Piles progressive and up 10 date.
Second ON such democratic pIl'.
form nominate the ahl,.t and most
thorough goinr democrat that can ID,
found
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
D0sTER's FATHER
HAS EVIDENCE SON
WAS NOT MARRIED
WILL NOT PROSECUTE WOMAN
CHARGED WITH KILLING
ARMY OFFICER


o. ,.so~is'rA ~--ss
COLUMBUS. y NJ March To-
Judge Frank Dosttr former chiri
justice Of the supreme court of Kan.
sas. has documentary evidence ihai
his son. Captain Wac, D0sier m"di'
cal corps. United Siatcs army was
never married To the woman who
claims 10 he his widow and Who was
wounded IN the shouting affair which
caused ania'u Dnsicrs death IN q
local hotel Mold4, morning he laid
today.
The woman. said Judge Doster,
was the wife nf o man named Harry
Canefield. md be- thus bears Cd the
statement fiadc by Mrs LulY Beck
ley In III paso last night. Mrs. BECK
ley said she was engaged "a marry
Doster as soon %, he could ct his
discharge from the army and get nd
OF the wounded woman.
Authorities declare the shooting
was the outgrowth Of the discovery
by the wounded woman % letters adj
dressed 20 Dostcr as Mrs nccSlcy
Before a coroner's jury the woman
who asserted she was DOster's wife.
said Doster fired the lifs, shot and
that In a struggle which ensucd be-
tween the two. Doster was shot and
killed by her In self-defensc as they
struggled for the revolver Previous
reports were Mrs. Doster' from her
bed twice shot Dosier and turned the
gun on herself
Doster's body will be- taken to Los
Angeles tonight for burial, his father
said.
Judge Doster said he would not
prosecute the wounded woman but
would appear as witness should the
state decide 10 hiring her to trial.
lie refused TO discuss the status ~
Mrs. Beckley
II do not uphold INV son IN any
of his wrong doings" said judge Dos
ter. Il shall not prosecute Mrs
canefield. hut shall appear as q
states witness II she Is brought 10
trial"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
Stomach Torture
Gone; First Sleep
In Three Months
Nj Ilcinricks Nas Read, Tu Give
~, Then Tie iuund How
10 Regain Health.

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;arrh at the stomach. indigestion and
bowel troubles. have found that
Milks Emulsion gives prompt relief
and real lasting benefit
Mllks Emulsion is u pleasant,
nu,rtiyo food aud a corrective med
i,.nc Il restores healthy. natural
bowSl action. doing away with all
need of pills and physics. II pro-
notes appetite and quickly puts me
digestive organs In shape To a-timu-
litos food. A. a builder Of flesh and
strength. Milfs Emulsion is strong
lv recommended 10 those whom slick
moss. has weakened. and Is mower.
Ul a!d IN resisting and ropair.te th"
effects of wasting diseases. rBiuni,
stomach trouble aud constipation ar"
promptly relieved usually In one
day.
This Is the onlv solid emulsion
made. and 80 palaiahle that o. g.
eaton with n sroon Ike ice cream.
40 natter how severe our ease,
vcu ere urged ~ NV M'lks EWn'ainn
rrdr- his Take siy hot
los howe with Won. usn e ""@"r.iin'
- d,rso'ir-s nri " no' sHt'sfi"H ''N
no rcsulis. vow money VIII he
.ro,,,~tiv raf,rdod rr'"0 GO" p-d
- 90 voc t,'iio THO Niks rmn'-
ION q, '.v.o uau'e f~h Sold ~
'-uoris'e everywhere eel NTv.