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The St. Mary banner., 1921-03-19
No News to Mother,

SuitOr - Your daughters little
hands were never made to work. Her
Mother-"So | discovered long ago"
The St. Mary banner., 1921-03-19
RUNDOWN, WEAK, /
NERVOUS WOKEy

Houston, Texas :" 2 few moD,b
my health became very poor 1s "
rundown, weak and nnryops o,5 Ra
The St. Mary banner., 1921-03-19

FOSEPH A. YORK, well-known
- business man Of Portland, Me-,
who says ne feels twenty years
youreer and has gained sixteen
pev5dg on four bottles of Tanlac.
D.-lsres he can now eat three
ss,rare meals a day.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-03-19

A few cents buys "Danderne." AZ
ter few applications you cannot find
fallen hair or any dandruff, besides
every hair shows new life vigor bright
ness. more color and abundance.-Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
THAT DULL ACHING

Don't worry and complain about q
bad back. Get rid Of itl For weak
kidneys. lame and achy backs, your
neighbors recommend Doan's Kid
ney pills. Ask your neigbbor! Read
this statement:
Mrs. Herbert Miller, Allison Ave,
says: 81 think Doan's Kidney Pills
are fine for backache and ! gladly
recommend them. Not long ago I
had an attack OF backache. There
was a dull. nagging pain in the small
of my back and / had sharp, sting
ing pains in my side that hurt dread
fully when I was doing my house
work. II I stopped over would get
dizzy and specks came before my
eyes. Doan's Kidney Pills have put
a stop to the trouble and / can tell
anyone they are all that is claimed
for them"
Price COO at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Miller had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y. ADV.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
COTTINGNI NEWS

Sam Abner has begun saving fod-
der.
James Lyttle and family have
been visiting Mrs. Lyttle's father,
John C. White, for the past few days
Tom and Taylor Jarvis, of Tedders
attended Sunday School at this place
last Sunday.
Miss Lydia Hammons has return
ed home and everybody is glad to
see her.
T. C. Cundiff made a trip to Man
chester last Saturday.
John Mills and Bill Tuttle must
aim to 60 hauling for they bought
lot of harness in Manchester last
Saturday.
Bob Hacker is furnishing a lot of
the boys with work since he moved
his mill to Horse Creek.
]. r. Cottongim is hauling ties.
Several of the young people of
this place attended Church at An
tioch last Sunday.
GOOD BOY.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Richards eel.
ebrated with a sui prise dinner Sun.
day evening in hopor of Bertha
Burman's tenth birthday. The din
ing room was lighted only by the
ten glowing candles on the cake in
the center of the table when the lit
tie guest entered revesling the par
fectly appointed table and the other
pnests. Her surprise was complete.
Those present were, Mrs. w. b.
Minton, Emily and Willamara. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rurmsn, Bertha and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
SONAL MENTION

. - - ~ ~ ~ - - ~ - ~ ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Swearingen
were in Pineville Monday shopping.
Cecil Maxey went to Knoxville on
Tuesday on business
Mr.. p. ID. Britain is now able to
walk around the porch and is i'm
proving nicely.
Sylvester Geyer has returned from
Chicago
Miss Blanche Scent went to. Va
rilla Wednesday of last week to Wis
il Miss Marjorie Brown.
Misses Cora and Georgia Geyer
leave Sunday for Clinton and Louis
villo to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs Oscar Mealer is visiting rel
atives and triends ia Oklahoma,
Texas and New Mexico.
Elmer Decker, formerly of Wash
ingtOn. u. c., has been transferred
to CUycramcNt work at Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs Gertrude Phillips is teach
ing AZ Grays where she has q large
enrolment, Cf pa2il5.
Roy lIiller and Algn Sims went
it, LcX ngton Sunday By car to take
ii tie Fair.
The fifteen months old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes, who
lives above the depot, died on Sun
day night.
John Henry Detherage. store man
ager OF the Creech Coal Co.. Harlan.
spent ten days with home folks dur
ing the Fair.
Louis Herrera, of Merida. Yucca
tan, Mexico, a student at Berea Col
lege, visited Denver Miller during
the Fair, Denver is possessed of a
set of nice photographs showing the
beauties of the Spanish architec-
ture OF the city.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

on account -of the recent illness
OF Judge J. 7, stsmper the speaking
announced for Sunday afternoon at
the Court House will be postponed
to some future date.
IAN exploratory oil we'll is being
drilled two miles west OF the Epis-
copsl School Farm, Corbin, by the
Exploration Petroleum Company.
There will be services at Trace
Branch Methodist Church morning
and evening, Rev. John Ruggles in
charge.
Louis Sturm. Of Appalachia, Va,
was here Monday as was Louis Nor
enbloom, OF Corbin. Both we're the
guests Of the Sam Gavin family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Campbell,
from down the river, are spending a
few days with the parents of Mrs.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Green
DR.. F. r. Burton went to Knox
vile Friday, returning via Ralston
where Mrs. Burton was visiting and
persuaded her that he was hungry
for her cooking.
A child was born to Mrs. l.. 5.
Monhollen last week. Her husband
Squire Monhollen. who was a candi-
date for County Judge, died during
the progress of the campaign.
James NJ Spurlock and Noah
Smith, OF Elys. were here Tuesday.
Mr.. Spurlock, who is in the lumber
business. reports improvement all
along his line of industry.
II is reported, tho we have not
verified the statement, that Ben Dish
man has been transferred to Gin
cinnati from Washington. d. c. in
the employ OF the government
James c. Bright came in from
Macon Ga. and will preach at the
Baptist Church Sunday night He is
enjoying his studies and reports
Mrs. Bright and children are we'll.
The Knox County School Fair will
be held at U. c. Gymnasium October
7th and Sth. A splendid exhibit of
all kinds is expected but especially
Of chickens.
NJ. Cannon announces that his hat
Is in the ring for the Office OF Mayor
He IL in the habit OF putting things
thru by express and feels he can
handle the business OF the city in
the same way.
Gov. James d. Black ON Monday
had the contest OF Avree VS.. Golden
thrown out of court, thus quashing
the suit which was brought against
Judge B. b. Golden in an effort to
deprive him OF the nomination for
Commonwealth's Attorney Of the
Bell-Harlan District.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

vIcttf- Bluner, twenty.one, Of
Aishawaka, was killed at South Bend,
Ind, when he fell 1000 feet from an
airplune while attempting to make .
parachute leap. The parachute failed
20 adjust -. ,e.ts I'D a.i ~
Ope man was killed and two were
seriously wounded In the hills by a
posse following u holdup VI two mine
Jnicials Of the New England Futl und
transportation company near Loves
Vile, W. Va.
State cOnstuhulnry. travelling In six
nutGs, surprised gang Of moonshlners
Ia tie Aa,ersinepi district near Iron
Mountain, Mich. aud arrested 10. in
cludlng Two women. Six stills were
seized.
Eight mIdshIpmen. who have just
returned tu Annapolis FROM the annual
summer p,aciice cruise. have resigned
the En,al service aud their resigna-
tions have been accepted
IIcrt Fleming fnriy. Of Michigan
City, Ind. died FROM cnting t"glstools.
Mrs. Flemlng IL IN II criticul condition.
Mrs. Fleming Thought she was cooking
mushrooms
Donald and Merrill LAWSON Of La
fnyette Ind. both under twelve. were
drowned IN n gravel pit near Hopes
ton H.. where they were living. Both
bodies were recovered hy divers.
Five thousand shirtwaist and dress
makers struck at Philadelphia as The
result Of u 10 per cent cut In wages.
The workers claim the reduction
amounts to % per cent.
What was described as the most
sensational Shooting ever seen on all
American rifle range marked the per
formnncp of Machine Gunner e. A.
Lloyd, United Stutps marine corps.
when he hung up new worlds record
Of lOl consecutive bull's-eye. at GOO
yards In the all-cnmers expert Inntch
Of thr annual rife tournament held Mt
S'usirt. :. J.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
GOOD BOY.

A letter from Miss Fleta Gertrude
Ryder, dated the PHILIPPINES, where
she is teaching in a government
school states she is living in a town
Of $4,000 people of whom only 22
are white.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
a TIP TO OUR FOLKS

1t is hard work to get folks in
most communities to pass the news
along to the editor of the home
paper. S. A. Mellen, Of the Ply
mouth, Wis, Reporter, tried an un-
usual slant the other day to stimu-
late "contribs." Here it Isl
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
Foreign

Field Marshal Gen. Won Buelow. who
was commander In chief Of the Ger
man army during the war. died at Ber-
lin. Marshal Won 'Buelow, who was
seventy-six years old, was one of Ger
many's leaders.
A Constantinople dispatch says the
Greek troops In Asia Minor have bro
ken through the extreme left Of the
Turkish nationalist army, which has
lost Its initiative Of the last few days,
and have crossed the Sakaria river.
Rioting and sniping died down In
Belfast following the advent Of mill
tary forces which patrolled the streets
In the disturbed districts. The death
list In the rfoting there has reached IA,
while scores have been wounded.
Details Of the experiences of Span
ish troops captured by the Moors at
Mont ArruIt recently are contained in
letters from the prisoners. From the
garrison OF 5000 men only 800 sur
Sived, says Madrid dispatch.
A London dispatch says an acute
situation similar to that In Upper
Silesia is growing up In West Hungary
and allied troops were reported on the
way to. prevent war between Hun
garians and the Austrians.
Thousands OF famine sufferers In
Trans Caucasin are dying Of cholera,
said cable message received by the
Near East relief at New York from
Albert Johnson, one OF its investiga-
tors.
A dispatch from the commissar;at
of health Of the soviet government ut
Moscow received by American Dunk
ers at Philadelphia, stated there are
more than 9,OO0.OO0 starving children
In Russia.
President Ebert at Berlin issued
decree prohibiting meetings, process
sions. demonstrations and the publi-
cation OF periodicals and pamphlets
likely to encourage seditions move
ments.
Five persoAs were killed in the riot
ing which broke out anew at Belfast
between armed Orangemen and Cath
olics. The riOting continued through.
out the day despite the best efforts OF
police and military detachments. using
armored cars.
president Ebert at Berlin fsAs Issued
q decree fOrbldding persons not be-
longing TO the army 10 wear uniforms.
The discovery OF u secret 0rganiza-
ti0n plotting revolution In Hungary
was announced by the police at Buda-
pest. FIfty-six arrests have been
made.
Army authorities at Tokyo received
an uncOnhrmed report that Gen. Baron
Ungren- Sternberg. who has been con,
dueting an offensive against the Far
Eastern republic. has been captured.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
Personal

DT Nathaniel Hin, ninety-seNen, ply
Sician. said to be the Oldest member
81 the Odd Fellows. in a and point
OF service, died at Port Townsend.
Wash. He joined the lodge 70 years
ago.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
Sporting

Elias +. Haak Of Canton. o., won
the twenty.second annual Grand Amer
lean handicap. highest honor In una
teur trap-shooting circles. over the
traps of the South Shore Country club
at Chicago. He broke 81 out Of 100
targets.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
News of the
Week Cut
Down for
Busy Readers

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AtlhnvA deupIGl Duugherty wired
The DypdIiriCn - Justice ut lsh-
nIgiOh no.H CmciiHHti 10 take no fur
ih,r .o1.. "a the nrpSdpntiOn of the
ku l.luN Ivldn unin further advised
bE hnd.'
AsSthGn.c Wa. gwen President Hard
my Il, WasnBg.1d 10y Senator Watson
ttitp. iLdD iiuu lie tax revision bill
'"uh bs ready tor consideration by
toe senate on re,unypnms September
II.
Mobile squads Ut expert prohibition
enforce men, officers are to he sent
from Washington to various Atlantic
coHSt cities to assist iD combating
H." flow of liquor being smuggled into
th" country.
President Harding issued proc
lurati0a ut Washington ordering the
mln"rs assembled near Mnrmet w.
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Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Advocate Printing quickly done.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Harry Frazee, millionaire theatrical
manager and owner OF the Boston
American league club. was sued for
divorce NJ New York. One Elizabeth
Nelson Is mentioned In Mrs Frszes's
complaint.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
Domestic

Dirigible balloon Dc and is hangar
were destroyed by fire at the Rocka-
. way Point IN. " air station. An ex-
plosion of gasoline within the hangar
caused the fire. There were no casu-
alties.
A lone masked bandit entered the
Green Lake (Wash.)y State bank.
locked the janitor and assistant cash
Ter in the vault and escaped with
$4,000.
The safety section of the operating
division of the American Railway as
sociatiOn will hold its first annual
meeting at the Hotel Copley-Plaza,
Boston, Monday, September e6
Governor Davis at Columbus. o.,
will consider the proposal that DR..
George T. Harding of Marion, father
of President Harding he appointed
commandant Of the Soldiers home at
Sandusky.
Five persons were killed wien lhelT
automobile was struck by train NJ
La Harpe, I'll. Those reported dead
are: Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Egge and Mrs WI
liam Blean.
Frank ]. James and Raymond W.
Schuck were put to death in the alec-
trIc chair at Trenton. N. j.. for the
murder Of David T.. Paul. Camden
bank messenger
State prohibition agents. aided by
private detectives. raided many hoard
walk cafes In what was described as
the greatest attempt ever made to
make Atlantic City, n. j.. bone dry
Coal miners, rebelling against union
officials. captured a Chesapeake 4 Ohio
passenger train at Danyille. W. Va,
and started II with several hundred
ARMED men 10 Blalre. Logan county.
Several persons We're shat.
Harry Frazee, millionaire theatrical
manager and owner OF the Boston
American league club. was sued for
divorce NJ New York. One Elizabeth
Nelson Is mentioned In Mrs. Frazess
oo,nnlainf
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

State prohibition agents, aided by
private detectives. raided many bOard-
walk cafes in what was described as
the greatest attempt ever made to
mako Atlantic City, \. j.. bone dry
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Frank ]. James and Raymond w.
Schuck were put to death in the cleo
trIc chair at Trenton, N. j.. for the
murder of David T.. Paul. Camden
bank messenger.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Amusement-loving America spent
nearly S1OOOO0O,OO0 during the last
year for theatrical entertainment, ac-
cording 10 Internal Revenue Commis-
sioner Blair at Washington. The 10
per cent tax on places Of amusement
amounted to $50. To5 .o05.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Five persOAs were killed in the riot
ing which broke out anew at Belfast
between armed Orangemen and Cath
olics. The riOting continued through
out the day despite the best efforts OF
police and military detachments, using
armored cars.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Immigrants admitted during the Ms
cal wear ending June 30 numbered SO5.-
%2S as compared with 430,0OO for the
prev ious fiscal yeur, and with an aver
age of 1.O39.0I0 during prewar years,
says Washington report.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Army authorities at Tokyo received
an unconhrmed report that Gen. Baron
Ungren-S Sternberg, who has been con,
dueting an offensive against the Far
Eastern republic. has been captured.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Secretary Of Commerce Hoover al
Washington snid that controversial
questions. such aH the closed shop
wages. and hours of labor, would be
barred nj tie conference on unemploy'
ment to be called by President Hsr'
ding
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Five persons were killed when their
automobile was struck by train NJ
La Harpe, I'll. Those reported dead
are: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Egge and Mrs WI
liam Blean.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

President Ebert at Berlin issued q
decree prohibiting meetings. process
sions. demonstration and the publ
cation OF periodicals and pamphlets
likely to encourage seditiops move
ments.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

The report of the commissioner of
Internal revenue at Washington shows
that collections from income and en-
cess profits taxes for the fiscal year
1921 fell off three-fourths Of billion
dollars from the collections in 1920.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09
HAS ANY ONE

Well, then,
THAT'S NEWS
So phone it in or mail to
THE Mountain Advocate" g.
We make our troubles known
Contributed
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

The discovery OF II secret organiza-
tlon plotting u revolution In Hungary
was announced by the police at Buda-
pest. FIfty-six arrests have been
made.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

president Ebert at Berlin fsns ISSUED
q decree forbidding persons not be
longing to the army to wear uniforms
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

President H0rding Is planning 70
call national conference Mt Wash
ington on unemployment, to be at
tended by representatives Of labor and
the leading groups Of industries. The
Department of CoMmerce has been
commissioned TO arrange the confer
ence.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Governor Davis at Columbus. o.,
will consider the proposal that Or.
George T. Harding of Marion. father
of President Harding he appointed
commandant Of the Soldiers home at
Sandusky
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

A dispatch from the commissar;s
of health of the soviet government a
Moscow received by American Qual
ers at Philadelphia, stated there ar
more than 9,OO0.OO0 starving childre
In Russia.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

A lone masked bandit entered the
Green Lake (Wash)y State bank.
locked the janitor and assistant cash
Ter in the vault and escaped with
$4,000.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

The safety section of the operating
division of the American Railway as
sociatiOn will hold its first annual
meeting at the Hotel Copley-Plaza,
Boston. Monday. September e6
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

President Harding issued proc
luratiOa ut Washington ordering the
mlnrrs assembled near Marmet. w.
Va. t. diSpprse.
Mountain advocate., 1921-09-09

Thousands OF famine sufferers
Trans-Caucasia are dying Of chol'
said a cable message received by
Near East relief at New York fl
Albert Johnson, one of its investl
tors.
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Mai DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar es vivir"-- Dante
z DE DIcIEMBRE DE 1896
MURIo ANTONIO MAcEo

Afios terribles fueron los de la emf
graci6n. Los grupos de cubanos disper-
SOS per Ell mundo vivian en- la augusta
del mariana, en- la zozobra de la hora
Immediate, sacudidos. como las olas del
mar cuando cargan sobre elias vientos
encontrados; entire la esperanza y el
tenor, Despues de los dias del paroxismo
producto por la invasion, que parecia
vista distancia, una leyenda de la
edad titanica, desarrollandose ante nos
otros en- la realidad; carga colossal, dada
por centauros traves de un pals en-
ero, sin tregua sin reposo, a la luz
del dia, en- las tinieblas de la noche:
vinieron los largos meses de la campa-
ma de Pinar del Rio, duelo estupendo
entire un punado de hombres ejercitos
que Sc sucedian sin intermitencia.
Pero con haber sido periodos tan fe-
briles, no recuerdo aun en- ellos, NADIA
comparable los dias en- que estallo en-
tire nosotros la inconcebible nueva de la
muerte de Maceo. En- los primeros mo
mentos nadie 10 crey6. Sin haberlo pen
sado, era SECURE que todos tenian a
Maceo por invulnerable, como Aquiles.
Cuando empezaron llegar los detalles,
precisos, terribles, contundentes, Ell es
tupor cay6 sobre todos los animos. Lo
impossible habia sucedido. Pero la pos
TRACTION fu6 muy corta. Como 81 Ell pode-
roso resorte de aquel espiritu, que de sd-
bito Sc habia extinguido, obrase con Ell
alma de todos los cubanos, sobrevino al
punto la reaccion; y jamas he visto le-
vantarse mas por igual los animos de un
grupo de hombres. No Sc oyo una voz
de desaliento. Parecia fiotar sobre todos
la conviction de que ell heroe real que
ACADIA de sucumbir habia de ganar la ba-
ITALIA decisiva despu6s de muerto, como
ell heroe legendario.
En- realidad, Maceo habia llegado a
ser en- vida algo mas que un personaje,
que un caudillo, los cuales, al cabo, son
hombres. Habia negado a ser un simbo-
10 de la rebeldia cubana: y su prestigio
nacia de la fuerza de las ideas concre-
tadas en- ese profundo sentimiento de
todo un pueblo. Por ESQ Maceo no perte
necfa va a una region de la Isla, y 10
seguian con ell n1ismo ardor orientales
pinarefios: nj una raza de las de nues
ira poblaci6n, Y en- torno suyo Sc agru-
paban el hijo, como 81, de los antiques
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''Recordar es vivir Dante

esclavos, Y el descendiente de los con-
quistadores.
En- todos los momentos culminantes
de su vida descubri6 Maceo un alma in
domable, orientada fjamente en- la di-
reccion de 10 que considerable su deber.
su temple natural por tanto, era Ell he
roismo como esa orientaci6n de su
espiritu resultaba, aunque con intermi
tencias observation-disclosures naturales La
del pueblo cubano, este la reconocia con
satisfaction como suya, la contemplate
como ejemplo fulgurante y la seguia CO.
mo norma segura. En- la sublime osadla
del titan que pretendia sostener con sus
solos brazos en- Baragua la revolucion
que Sc desplomaba; en- la portentosa
aventura del desembarque de la Duaba
diecisiete amos despues de la fabulosa
correria de la invasion; en- la fornida-
BILE resistencia de la sierra, donde Ell
h6roe parecia desafar los hombres
la naturaleza, Cuba veia engrandecida
y transfigurada su propia alma, dispues
ia al sacrifcio, connaturalizada con el
sacrificio, por lavarse de las ignominias
del pasado entrar en- la atmosfera de
luz emancipation.
Cuando las ideas Sc confunden con sen
timientos morales, Sc sustraen las re-
glas vuIgares de la critica En- un aspec-
to moral, la revoluci6n cubana ha sido
grandiosa; ante la intensidad de ese res
plandor todas las manchas desaparecen.
Aquel1os de sus protagonistas que han
logrado con sus altos hechos imprimirle
mas claramente su verdadero sello, son
dignos por todos conceptos del 1ugar que
ocupan en- la conciencia y Ell corazon de
sus compatriotas. Y como por ellos prin
cipalmente ha logrado al cabo un pueblo,
de cualquier modo que Sc considere, me-
iorar moralmente su condici6n abrirse
mas ancha la via para Ell progreso en-
cultura dignidad, merecen adenlAs la
estimation del mundo, que recibe bien
del benefcio alcanzado por cualquier
comunidad humana. Entire estos servido-
res excelsos de Cuba, conserva y conser-
vara su puesto de adalid Antonio Ma
Geo.
Enrique JOSE vARoNA.
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Ordene sus tarjetas a Real
Hmnos., Tanca /, San Juan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

Worms

hdnIt worms. such csks o. Infectious
matter are not 20 far removed from
all localities b. they dirty alleys or
rniaiia. ~feridcncp sections. Tho earth
iu al social rcmmunitics u fairly wei,
cwn with them.
There are No symptoms OF worms
A coated tongue. white lines about
the mouth. rcftlessners. heavy breath.
picking al nj nose, bright eyes. few
ffiahnc<e Nightmares and numerous
other disturbances noted In children
are not re@nnfams Of worma They
nir rather Elgus o. acutc Intestinal
~ludlgcsflnn. and n teaspoonful Of
soda IN . little water will hrlnE rclief
quicker than all the old fashioned
worm medicines.
One IL Justified In treating a child
for worms only when the worms
themselves appear IN Tho excavations
Of their cgra rrc seen by the doctor
through his microscope.
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