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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
TAX SUPERVISORS IN SESSION

Daily sessions are being held in
the court house by the Bourbon
County Board of Tax Supervisors,
vino are engaged in reviewing the
assessment of property throughout
the county. They have been inter
viewed by large number of tax
payers who were anxious to know
the WINS and wherefores of the
assessments. The Board will be- in
session for a period of twenty DAYS
The personnel of the Board is made
nm of Robert Meter, Hutchinson
chairman. r. Clay, CHntonvi"e
Benz. Woodtord. Sr., North Middle
town. + 8. Howard, Rvddies Nils
Sam Houston. rortervil'e. Alex Mil
Ter. Millersburg. D. C. Parrish. Paris
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
MAGNOLIAS IN BLOOM

Magnolia trees in bloom are re-
garded by the wise ones as an un-
failing sign of early spring. These
trees are now in full bloom every
where, perhaps somewhat earlier
than usual. A large magnolia tree
with beautiful pink blossoms, in the
yard of DR.. Geo. S. Warden, on High
street, and another, with pure white
blossoms, on the Massie lot, in the
Paris Cemetery, attracted the at
tention and admiration Sunday of
all who saw them. Spring is here, or
at least, just over the hill!
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
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" FOR THE 6eST
" NOTHING EISE

TOBACCO FERTILIZER.
high grade tobacco bed fer
tflizer brings your plants on
early. Sold by
3. B. HUTCHCRAFT & CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
ROSARIES.
WE CARRY A BEAUTIFUL LINE
OF ROSARIES,
f22-2D SHIRE e. FTTHIAN.
"MOONSHINERS' GIVEN 9O-DAYS
SENTENCE.

In the Federal Court at Frankfort,
hast week, eighteen persons were
convicted of violation of the prohi-
bition laws. James Arthur Smith
and Mitchell Allen, both colored, of
Paris, were among the number, each
getting a sentence of ninety days.
The men were arrested by Paris
officers on charges of manufactur-
ing and selling "moonshine" whisky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
CHANGE OF ADDRESS

Subscribers moving from one sec
ton of the county to another, os has
been the case quite frequently since
March /, should promptly notify
the postal authorities giving cor
rectly new and old addresses, so
that changes may be made on our
mailing list. The local officials have
been very kind in notifying us of
changes of address, and we hereby
bow our acknowledgment.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS

THE NEWS has received a COM
munication, signed Booster" but
no other name given. We cannot
publish anonymous contributions, as
we have stated publicly hundreds
of times. If the author desires pub
LEGATION Of his or her article, let
him or her send us name.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
OXYGEN TANK EXPLODES

J An oxygen tank at the Paris Gar
age exploded Saturday afternoon
while in use. The valve struck G..
d. Insko, one of the proprietors, in
the right eye, cutting his face, and
almost destroying the sight of the
eye. He was given first-aid treat
ment and removed to his home.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
GARDEN SEED AND SEED Pc.
TATOES

We have a full and complete as
sortment of all kinds of Garden
Seeds and the best lot of seed Irish
potatoes. We can save you money
en these goods.
PARIS BAKING CO.,
t22-2tl /. L. Glass, Prop.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
RECORDS! RECORDS!

New SHIPMENT Pathe, Sapphire &
Actuelle needle records just received
at Pathe Department.
BROOKS & SNAPP DRUG CO.
$3.50
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
EASTER GIFTS
TRY THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
FOR EASTER JEWELRY GIFTS
AND NOVELTIES. --
t22-2O SHIRE & ETHIAN
EASTER FLOWERS

Put in your order early for an
Easter box of flowers
BRUCE HOLLADAY,
(1O Agent For Honaker:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-22
WE WANT YOUR EGGS

Bring us your eggs. Highest
cash or trade price paid. We can't
buy too many.
Qt)s c. p. COOK & co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
DR.. w. M. curl
has'occupied his dental office
In the Ray johnson Bldg.
DR.. r. M. BENNETT

Announces the opening of his ne
Office IN the RayJohnson Blde
Rooms yi2.sis
Office rhuna lss5 Rcs rb,h'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Youth HAS GREATER
CHANCES ~ MOVIES
THAN on TIM STNGI

Making hpy Will" Oh. sun shinef /,
sfiabel Julienne SCOTS chief reason fn'
ri"f"rdng the movies o. the logiiln.. Z,
drum nt this stag" 81 her career Gld.
taicn''d young g'tr.s. plays m, 'rrl
ing fenilnin" role in g srge Aalfori'f
'henold Ny WIFE" which viii TO-
shown at the Mission thsatcr fnr twr
days. commencing Monday.
80 Succeed In p,c.uyCs one must ~
youns." explained Miss Scat, rcccn'iy
'"-he character av;rcsq. a. course. plays
nm impoitnDt- part In every production
hd her grasp N.pon fame is llnii, Il
CO the other hand while the majority
of feminine screen stars are Young NO
men hardly In their twcntlrs. the most
sufNcssfGl women stage stars are mi;
die aged actresses who have sovcrnl
years OF experience behind them. TIN.
chief reason Tor this IL that the cam.
"rt u NOR cNactinE than the eve
Youth alone can stand the closeup
WHEN ! am a little Older. shall per
hnrS return io ia" rtagc. Rui ~ pres
,ni fc'' that there o. greater nppnr
'unity fnl me IN motion pictures"
Incidentally, Mifs Scott. who mad,
her stage debut as the half.hreed glrl
In Rex B'ach's The Rlrri,r." b. AGAR
playing an Indian maiden In Behold
MY Wife,. which Is thc screen v.r
sion ~ Sir Gilbert Parkers 9Th.
Translation 81 a Savage" Milton Sllls
Elliott peNtcr. ard Ann Forrest ar,
also IN The east. The picture Is Par
amount.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
SCHOOLS To OPEN
IN CITY TOMORROW

Tho sCrond semester starts leo High
school tomorrow The first thing On
the program b. for the teachers 10
3,cct their classes acco,dmg 10 ,llr fall
schodulo anu give Gut grades for the
first semester according 20 suporin.
tondont NJ a. Duncan. The graded
schools WIN also convene at the usual
hour
Pupils ate tn De- classified according
90 The uow schedule and at the High
School the teachers viii meet new
lasrcs in tn ufir'noon ana assign the
work for Tuesday Pupils who make
loss than 20 per cent ON the first
scmcstcr'a work must report that work
lf drop ID frr hHy cannot continue
IN course. according to " \. Mcln.
'osh iTin, ilal uf the H.gh school lie
declared. however that from 90 to -
per zen, uf The pupils viii continue tie
suIio th,y have had
II Be- stated trat there are ~ puplls
now In the s'nicr "Dom ana 80 these
perhaps 49, many - 60 win graduate
IN MAY. Last ycai =, out 81 % made
their work hut Il IN expected that this
year Their viii D. more failures. my
one graduated IN 1915 and o. will I've
hy Tar the largest number u grnduat, 4
ln any class 90 the Amarillo High
school 20 far.
There VIII hn - teachers In the
High School u thrrc are enough pupils
g. ldsl.fy that numicr 80 class
All ha.r mugc than 30 pupils aud
1'+i ol them will not be- sboyc 20.
q iH declared that the local high
school IL considered one Of the very
bcsi IN the state and that under the
new arrangements u viii be- oven
better than heretofore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Physicians Warning

We arc constantly warned against ~ b
danrcr ~ allowing colds ~ d,yclnn
Mayr's Pine %o~llr Balm applied to the
NOSE nj the first suggestion ~ q cold
Will check II almost Immediately. This
stimulating pine fragrance IN sn snoth.
ing and healing that oatauh. an dcold-
II the had nose and throat clear quick
Is when u II usd ke.p up your health
Us ALWAYS having IN hand q tube 81
Mnvr's Zine Ncodl" Bllm and apply
freely. This refreshing rinc forest 80.
scnc' clears IA" nasal passages and prp.
mo,'s normal breathing Sold In two
sizes SO and COO tubes. Free triil by
writing George II. Mnyr 2i9 " Austin
Ave. Chicago. M1yr'a Pine Needle
Balm II Tor sale by 3. 49, Randall DuE
60. and druggists everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Pc. Boesen Visits
Amarillo Friends

=. Il. rocscn. FiaEccr newspaper
man ~ Amarillo and fc.nder Of the
Daily Panhandle the flrn, dali" In the
Plains country or Texas. returned
Saturday morning 10 his homo ne Su.
dan following visit ~ several days
with friends IN Amarillo. The visitor
~ IN optlmist ~ the trucst typo nnd
secs only good thlngf Tor this city and
section. lie declares that already the
dclusiye appearance - depression
have disappeared nnd ~ That IN nccss
mry for rally good times O. that the
pcori" shalt he aroused and look abnri
them.
Mr. noespr drc.ircs mat thcre can
not be abiding unfayornhlr conditions
when peaplr are wcll fed. wcll hons =
and surrounded by suporabundirc'
~ Eat cattle hogE AMI poutl,'. ns ni
present In all III Plains arc1s ~
Texas. lie declares that d,arlh -
the things to eat. wear. housing faciu
iics. feed and livestock are tn 10
tributes ~ suffering
Since quitting The Newspaper his.
ness In Amarillo. Mr.. Iiocsen has lccr
engaged In real estate ops ration" ~
the Plains country. lcing first ~
Groom and later At his present station
~ Sudan. he has properly lntorostr
here and u as persistent in Die stat
m"nts relative 20 a groa. future To-
Amarillo as ~ the most constant res.
dent of the city proper.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
CHARLES RAY BUYS
me- BUNGALOW. WHY.
tIE KNOWS; WONT TELL.

Mnny sccnes from Charles Rays Int
est picture On "smalliown" life. AN
ola Fashioned Eoy." which Is schcd.
uled 40 the feature Paramount at,rac.
ton " the Mission ,hca,cr Tor tive
nights, commencing "Wednesday. next
are laid around an attractive bungalow
which vas especially constructed for
seencs " the picture Built on one OF
the cholccTt ~ elevated sites In Holly
wood. California. the location ~ i'm,
pressed AR. Ray that after scenes had
fecn taken In and around the hanga
Low. he expressed his dcrirc t. I'~
chase the land
After much pcrsmgicn. Thomls n
Iucc. who held lcis' on The land
agrr,d o. forfeit his hold On u to Nj
RAY What Ray intends tn do viii
TIN land Is mystery. Some say h,
propuncs To erect homc on II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Great Redeemer'
Taken From Life

Maurice Tourneurs great screen
production. THE Great Redeemsr I"
which Ii 10 IA shown ~ the Mission
thenter for a run Of two days begin.
Aplng next Friday tell story that IN
Ce absorbing and thrilling that Der.
tsona who behold u viii inevitably con.
'clude that II n fiction-thnt Il never
could have happened IN real life.
Such IN. In fact. not the case. While
The Great Iledeemor" was written Ia
II. II. Van Loan and II In the main
work ~ the Imagination. Us central
theme n taken direct from life. n
olnholics an incident that happened In
prison NJ san Bernardino. Cal. two
ycDrs ago. \ Mexican was serving
fifteen years there Tor mnnslnughtee.
I'm the wall Of his cell he painted a,
picture % the crucifixion. II was a
painting whose beauty attracted ntten
sion all over the state
As n direct result u the lnfluenc,
of this painting the Mexican was
Eranted pardon by NJ governor a.
the state and II now professional
artist. making living In los An.
geles
Tho painting of The Cruciflxlon rho
togr1phcd In the production of Tho
ur. l.edeemer' IN a oopy OF that an
the wall u the Mexlmn's cell In San
Bernardino. Priests who wor. inter.
ested IN the Tourneur production b..
cause 81 It's powerful appeal "a tho
finest qualities In its bcholdcrs. saw
the painting and requested that II ~.
given "a them Ia be- hung In their
church. This request Mr. Tourneur
GLADLY granted aud the painting IL now
on view IN the Roman Catholic church
nj Glendale. Cal.
Mt. Van Loan. the author 81 "Thc
Great l,c,l,a mer." struck up an ac.
quaintance In Los Angeles with ~,
ilardoned Mexican. and from him ub
talned the story which he incorporate
IN his screen drama
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Williams-Pittman
Move to New Home

The Willlamr.p,tman Cadillac Com.
rans moved ycrtordiy from thcir old
quarters nj i0s East Ninth Street. 10
thoir splendid DIV site a. 7i3 Polk
street. whish was formerly occupied
hy y ". liny,r. distributor Tot N"
uld.mohiic automobile. and burned to
the ground on the morning IL Noycm-
Der 18Th. with hundred thousand dol
Las LOSES
iris building. together with the one
next door WAS burned IN onc Of the
pat spectacular blazcs Amarillo has
had fnf years. The building was ownco
hy !. y. iieasiey. who Hot about max.
ing arrangements for it, reconstruction
90 the very day Il burned down. the
cuntfaii was let Ia George parr, who
rladr the wonderful record % putting
up the present building In thirteen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
BiiI.IE RrRkE BOLD
Bt tl,.i.tR ~ PfCTt RE
AWAY GOES FRI DE\CE.

Fancy dainty Eilly Burke. the popu
lar Paramount Aircraft star. a hun.
slar' Fancy her jimmyinE open win.
duws and hargling with real knights
II me Jimmy Tha, she Is a real ar.
tst IN ihis line &c work dhut only from
the standpoint of tho artist however,
Is indicated by her portrayal a; tn
stellar role In Away Goes Prudence.
delightful comedy drama which will
h. shown az the olympic thcater Mon
day and Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
HOLDER RETURNS To CITY
To ENGAGE IN nl'SINESS

$. W. Holder, formerly u Amarillo.
but who has for some time resided In
Fort Worth. has returned to this city
a nj Is now connected with the Gaui
and Company. Mr.. Holder r. more
firmly convinced than ever that there
Is no city In Texas with brighter
future than Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

SHOW. and an enthusiastic booster for
II. states that his company now has
every facility for the accommodation
II patrons. and q complete list Il spare
parts. Ills company also handles tn
Liberty six" and have the Panhandle
Ter that car. wlth aubdcalers under
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS
At TIIE MISSION.

Monday anu Tuesday.
a GctrTe Mulfrcd production. ~
hold Ny Wife" featuring Milton sins
Elliott Dexter and Mablc Scott.
"Wednesday aud Thursday.
Charles Ray. IN An Oldsashionef
noy;" Sclznlck News Topics Of tn,
DAY.
Friday and Saturday,
The Grc1t i."lcrmer." fcaturinr
l'o''" P't'i aol Mai inri. plw. Two
rs~l 'l''' Tro'- arwc.r. An Wrong. e
ST TiiF DEiNDI.
Nuad,,
iH"h Dcmuscy in Daredevil Jack
NJ ie,' Raln CrEciy and sclznicF
N'Y
Tge hry.
chhrl,y I'lv 81" sudden Jim"
"Wednesday.
"VamFhirr Dagger No. 49," and
Iadc9n G medy.
Thursday.
- c. - Woman"
J Friday and SATURDAY.
Tom AliN In The Texan" Owe,
co.c,ly, .
OILY MptC
Mono ard TuesdS
Billie Burke In Away Goes FRI
dencc." Sciznick News
"Wednesday.
Bryant waahburn IN THE Sins ~
st. Anthony. Two reel Goodwin CON
cdy.
Thursday aud Friday.
Tho Law Thc Yukon" "Th,
Son Il Tarzan."
.l Saturday.
Willie Fairbanks In Struggle. g
ovey Comedy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

J. l.. Sanders. of Claude. spent New
Years day In Amarillo. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Root q. Bradley. Of Dali
hart. were registered az the Amarillo
Hotel yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
iuya

duNH.
Tho Williams riitnan Company has
the Cadillac Agency Tor the entire Pan
handle and fur all 80 New Mexico save
Albuquerque Mr.. I'iitmnn. who Is q
member ~ the entertainment commit.
'tc fVr the coming Automobile style
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14

and a box of candy. No more pro- tein than is needed to balance the diet. The diet should be rich in fresh fruit, green vegetables, and raw foods In short. the diet should consist of foods of such type and tn such quantities that the body may receive the required amount and no more. How many times have we heard some one say. since I have stopped eating so much, I feel ter years younger"
 Faulty Types
 There are two faulty types oi pos- sure which We see very often. First the slouch. The second common type of faulty posture is more often seen in heavy individuals. This is the eN act opposite of the slouch. The in dividual stands with the knees straight, the anterior lumber curve greatly exaggerated the shoulders drawn up with the neck shortened. This type almost invariably has a large, pendulous abdomen.
 "In sitting the individual should push as far back against the back of the chair as possible. That is all that is necessary. If that position is held and the individual sits tall" she cannot slump without effort We do not do unconsciously a thing which causes effort so if this posi- tion is kept the individual will soon get so that correct posture is second nature"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
WOMEN SIT DOWN
 AND GROW OLD SAYS RANGES GRAVES
Says Books Tell Us That at Fifty Old Age Has Been Reached. Which Is
 Not So
By AssocIateu Press

Cleveland, O., August 1S--Too many women sit down and grow old, de- clared Dr. Frances Graves of Boston, in paper which she read in the Ma tional Osteopathic convention in this city. "Sit talP is the remedy pro- posed, by Dr, Graves, and she told the specialists how to do it. Di. Graves said in part;
 '"It seems wise to instruct women that if they lead normal lives they may look forward to a normal mid dle life. It is not a normal life for a woman to settle down to sitting the greater part of the day. The normal life is not gained by too little or ID exercises and too much food. So many women sit down to grow old They welcome old age long before they have any right to. Some of the med . icaI textbooks tell us that at 50 old age has been reached but 1 refuse to admit that. Do all women set tie down into their bodies and grow heavy about the waist line, shoul- ders and neck? Is all this neces sary? Most asuredly No; not if the woman cares enough to prevent 1t. in other words, to lead a normal life.
 Circulation Active
 'NThe great thing, if one would have a normal middle life is to keep the circulation active. The whole body should be In perfect adjustment so that no undue strain Is put on any one part. Regular and sufficient ex- ercise must be taken every day that the patient Is physically able. Sweets and starches should be practically eliminated from the diet. No sitting down for the afternoon with a book
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
STEEL IN FIvE HOURS

A French inventor claims to have discovered a process of converti,y iron directly into steel, eliminatin'r the expensive pig iron process. saws the Popular Mechanics Maeazin, This has long been the dream of N perts. A reduction of iron oxide ;s effected by usins an exactly nrs- determined amerA of carbon. This takes place in a chamber having n high temperature into which is blown powdered carbon. and air previously raised to a tempera t,lrs between FOG and LOGO degrees. The carbon is introduced in amounts suf- ficient to produce only oxide of car bon in burning in the heated ai-. but the heat thus emitted Is never . theless extreme. and assures ;he rapid and almost complete reduction of the mineral with the production of steel direct. By this system there is realized in five hours operation what takes six times as long in a rblast furnace where there are mixed alternate layers of oxide. iron and coke. An important bearing on French military strength is seen. lis the process utilizes low grade of coal. of which France has an abun- dance. eliminating coke altogether. and the necessity for the importation of the same.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
ASPARAGUS BLUES
 GAN BE DEVELOPED
Vegetable Not to Blame, But Rundown Condition of Sys-
 tenn, Says Dr.. Haggard
Rr Assncih,ed Press

Cleveland. O.. August 13.-Aspara gus causes the blues" said Dr.. Charles Hazzard of New York city, former president of the American Os teopathic association, in a paper which he read at the National Osteo- pathic convention. This is not the fault of the asparagus, however, ex- plained the doctor. He did not con- demn asparagus but explained that when it does cause the blues" it is because the persons system is all ready cIogged with it's own impuri- ties. He said:
 The asparagus is the last straw which. added to the toxic state of the system, produces a physical state of the brain and nerves which is re- flected as the blues. This happens because the mechanistic state of the persons physical system is such that the organs of elimination have not been capable of doing their work we'll for such a long time that the system has become poisoned with it's own debris. But had the system been kept always in good mechanical con- dition, elimination would always have proceeded normally, the system would have kept clear of poisons, and no bad effects would have followed the eating of asparagus. for the nor nal mechanism would readily throw off the acid of the vegetables"
 Mental Functions
 Mental functions, in other words, according to the speaker are marked ly influenced by the condition of the blood, He explained this as follows
 "In the struggle that mems physi- cal organism must constantly keep up in order to grow. function, and keep healthy, it is always that or ganism that is handicapped by the presence of obst:uctons to the free flow of it's nerve and blood currents that has the least chance to survive and keep well.
 "A mans mental functions cannot keep clear and efficient and norma unless his brain and nerves are fed by copious streams of pure blood. The blood cannot be pure and circu- late freely so long as the organs of elimination are obstructed.
 "So it is that what is one mans meat becomes another mans poison. Faulty diet is largely matter re- lative to the mechanical status of the physical body of the individual"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
WHY YOU NEED
 IRON
Tomakeyou strong and "brainy and put the power into your
 blood to overcome dis !
 ease germs
PRACTICAL ADVICE ON HOW TO DEVELOP GREAT ENERGY
 AND ENDURANCE

The food you eat contains carbon. When your food is digested it is absorbed from the intestines into the blood. When the carbon in your food comes in contact with the oxygen carried by the iron in your blood, the carbon and oxygen unite and by so doing they give off tremendous energy, thereby giving you great force. strength and endurance. without iron your blood carries no oxygen and without oxygen there is nothing to unite with the carbon in your food, that what you eat does you no good--you do not get any strength from it--it Is like putting coal into a stove without fire. You cannot get any heat unless coal unites with the fire.
 The strongest weapon with which to prevent and overcome colds pneumonia, tration. in fact almost any disease or dis ease germs is plenty of good rich, pure blood, strength. energy and endurance and the greatest energy carrier in the body is organic iron, not metallic iron which people usua fly take, but organic ones ron axe and ike eh the ron contanea a in what is known as organic Nuxated Iron, which may be had from almost any drug gist.
 If you have been taking metallic iron without benefit such is no proof that or- ganic Nuxated Iron will not help you. Nuxated Iron often increases the strength, run down folks in two weeks time. It Is such an extremely valuable product that even the Pope at Rome wrote esps cially of it's merits in communication to the Pharmacie Normale. It has. been used and highly recommended by former United States Senators, Members of Con- gress, Judges of U g. Courts. many phy- sicians and prominent men
 over. 1000, 900 people now using it annually. Satisfactory results guar anteed or the manufacturers will refund your moneys Sold by all druggists in tab let form only.--Adv.