The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, February 7, 1913 Page: 4 of 8
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PAUL BAKEH. Publisher
AUIANY, • • T.J <AS
addison t. smith ^ SENATE VOTES 6-YEAR 1ERM! mbs. helen r. robinson
A TONIC LAXATIVE
BILL FINALLY PASSES
OPTIONAL. WITH parties which
CAST LESS than '. ou VOTES
ANOTHER STATE NORMAL
Breltford Flill Appropriating $'00,.
OOO for Twenty-Eighth District lb
Palled by Senate
Austin, 'Iex;r Mr r(<w'i -r111 no
gotiated the filial i 1 a, • tin I .!
providing for the holding of i ' • i
d«iitlal priinarie in flu- statr Ii
•wan uuiended, fit not mnt<-1 i.t 11> Thi
Mil provide* that tin pr. idential pra
inary be h«*1 d on the fourth 'I u«*s-<ia>
of May, when tin- people shall re^i Mei
their fif t ami M-cond choier fo: pn
id cut, also to ; ' !«•< t dekriHs to t h •
national convention and pn . idential
I let UlfJ-. ihr i it rn of nh * • l m
tfon would b' made to and ■ mva • <J
tr the Mate «• x• uti\«• committee and
nnd then would I" 11< 'at* cotiven
tlull. Vifcorouh support v.. j?ivon fh
Mil by Senator. Town-a-nd arid \V« '
brook, who aid ' ii- 'a 1 t n • «1 ,l
( onvent Ion met hod • m !i politician
rii 11UK and wanted tin- \ oplo t - r un
trol their uM.iii v. hieh oppoi t mit >
would he riven m thi bill. Mr.
Vau^han r utml'd * 1 ♦ ri ii.it I •■n t>
c ;■.it ii I 'liairtiiau la I: id ' d
1.1 t ■ > 11 ^■;.-r • ' li i • iii .1 .
thorit v \ ' tie p« -j i• liavj:,. a pi i
inary eio< tion a to pr- iili-ntial
t h< h «•, ,t ml it ) i ha: th•
Wilson 1 '.au« 1 I (?. 'I'll to finutii •
the « \pMtsc * k h • i i« i but had
I fen r 'lU:.ed ]l
Mr. A 'in in vain ■ ou.Mit tin* adop
tion ol an* amenda. at j • r ting
( utll'it j. and J'. • • me? * < i <« ;,
\entiop where no eb ( turn w i held
iri .< h f ubdivi The auti !.«;•
inent w a tabled. IT to
Mr. Collin: had adopt* I an amend-
Hi' nt makiii tin- hilt op' ;••• vk ith
I oi it iral pa i t n w hich p< i• <1
than ' ,^00 vo • for then < .u.dldate
lor governor ;it tin 1,.: i preceding
g< tieral elec tion,
Mr Hudspeth secured the adopt on
Of an nilieli-lliient pr . ■ . I !:at t ho
« Xpeli e of lioidill ' U(')t ei• c||<!.' It.
paid b> th rt pet'i\• ee ,ui\
1'as d tinally, bill anfh >n 11.:• the
\ lain e of bond' tv uti. > or towiiw
having th« comtui ;<>n ft rin o! c «
tjrnrnent under the general law.
Mr. lire Is ford effected the hiiil pa
fa^-e uf his ml'; appn>i ial
000 f« r the estahli: hiuent t ! another
i-tate normal college ti be ioe .ted in
the Tw ent v eighth : • icjorial tl: Mitt
and providing for doi t.ioi. < i : ii
nnd bonuse-,
Mrs A. H. Belo Dies in Mass.
Dal la . Texas. Mr Jeatodte | i,.
Ms, I?eJo pi ii!« nt t \ } I i'.elo ♦v.
< 't , publisher of He I m■: N.-\
died Montlas at thi I ti «• of her
daughter in ('anibritlje Ma Mr
Mrs. lielo iiad be. n ill for sc\eral
inonth.4 ami Nrt cently <b-veloped ptn i
luoitia. She was the widow tit < o!
A li Belo, who died Apr! !!• llH'l,
antl who Was the fouinier t f 1 he
Dallas Nt«w and !« r n u •. \ • . j.r«
vioUM 11 the arting of tin • ntei
prine w a1- o\ and puhhsh* d t f
Th'1 «i.ii\tow x • Mn i •
born 1 •• t . • .1 , i i • ■ • 'ii ie\,i
Arguments Againit Pollution D11 ■
Au t in 1« \ ('pi o it it :, t . t '
rlVel p< Ut l« I'll t • • ■ . d t
houne b> Ml I
4i'e I | If Mi i
by t lit4 he . ( • i '. . . •
health In. > \t
>\.rf Weil N' I t t.
1 d ' - • d | i <
tw.. 11 Dal i i l'( t \\.
lis uc!i a ilia' |• . w .1) \ . j : # ,
ift|lil|t ire iht , ! Dot ct - i It ell
h « Ililt«I Ml'■ Ne.t t . t I,
nuch n\ a t h i.. -• i > . | \ v
tu i al tun i • i«| .d t pr line
illipol tain to the ent : • a'
c H*«« «twm
AddlH«m T Smith. congren«nmn f lect
from the Second diBtrict of Idaho,
Vr'«nt to Wa«h1ngton ne veral year!
ngo n* secretary to a senator and i
now clerk of a nermt.#* ct)mmittef
NAGEL DENIES CASTRO
ADMISSION TO AMERICA
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE AND
LABOR SUSTAINS E.OARO.
WAS A CRIME COMMITTED?
Hcnds That Venezuelan's Refusal to
Answer Question About Paredes
Virtually Admits Such.
If Ratine i by States W ■ . n Wi'l be
Affected by Change.
•"."ton.- i'o the urpri: •• of'!
nt ■ and o; oul |
• • g«*n. . 1!v. t).. eitate Satur-
. a ft • n gai'* it one vole
re than the net.i■■■ary twnthirda
iti : •.! • •<! the 'A'urk" const it ut ional
i an i; '• • nt limit in;- the period ol
• •rvi( • of pr< ident and vice-presi- j
dent to om term of six yearn, there-
by in jein. that if three fourtlis of
the htati ratil;. the proposed change i
in the next four y^ar the presiden |
tiiil term til Wood row sVilson will j
la aut.on. i c: i! ] y extended two y ears
and h - vs ill i >> im Igible for i e ob>c
lion a will Col. Theodore Koo • vtdt.
'Jin final vote by which the Works
amendment re- olution w a;i adopted
pro'.a I! exciting in the extreme as
i? v.a \ery do t throughout and
araiu i''a! a .in if looked us .1 the
ia 11! i: • a 'ii vs a. defeated.
Henafoiy Henry A du I'out of Del
aw are by his belated vote in the af
firinative saved the day for the pro
po e,| constitutional change, tho re
tit being forty seven ayes and
twenty noes.
DEMOCRAT MAJORITY IN SENATE.
■Election of Saulsbury From Delaware
Adds Two Votes Above Margin,
Pe-ru-na, an Up-to-Date
Should Be In
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mum.
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Mrs Helen Klug IloMnscm In thl
first woman utato nenntor to 1uj1<
olfiof.' In the ' tilted States Hhe rein
reeentH *h•• t1rnt Colorado district.
\V;r hingloti — <'ifiriaii.> i';i-'ro. for-
mer |ti i -Idctit of \' In/ti" a. Was
Thursd*y denied adniMlon to* (Im
I ii it ed Stall's ;ik a vialtoi, b Charles
.Nagel, necrclary of eomni'Tce and la-
lior. '1 he Vein/.en..lan's v. i \: iig re
fu*al to answer I)i• • i]u< -tioH whether,
whih) president of liin country, lie was
a party to the killing of lien. I'eredes,
wus tho cause of Secretary Nayel'd or-
tier for his Ueportatioa.
Tlio c.ihinel minister sustained the
adverse report of tile nimigraiion mi-
thoritles ai'aiust ('astro on the ground
that ins declination i*> answer "may
In Itself constitute an admission by
coti.i:ict.' of the commition of a fei
out ' The immigration law bars from
enti v any person t onvic .-d or admit-
ting the commission of a < rime Involv-
ng moral turpitude, providing It is
not purely a political offense The
secret an held that tho killing 01
I'.redes w,is not purely a political
crime.
Further, the secretary declared that
an alien was compelled to answer
' i's" or "no" to anv pertinent qui1
tioit regarding Ills ndmissibilily. 11 ;
| •Tmitti d to r< ! .sc. he maintain* d that
''lio inimigration scrwce mi(iht ju-i
js well adjourn "
I Im aliened Informa' on n:-alnst |
t'.istro was furnished the department j
of comttieti <• an I labor by the state]
department and Secretary Nap I, In
I ... i ftattkly adttii*s that on. |
for t o 'ate department's actlon.l
C'.i i it would huvu b- • n admitted
without qui tion
NATIONAL GUAR ANT V PLAN,
Drciareu It Will Dc Prescntfl Carly
In Wilson Admit! >tration
Wa l.ingt -I A plan provitli' r •
Washington With the election of
Wlllard Saulsbury as l ulled States
senator from Delaware the Democratic
j stn ii);th in the next senate swung
j from the precarious figure of Is, or
| .-\aeth on. half of the senate, to the
j safer total of I. a majority of tuo
Mi SaulBbur> n elc. tion, added to
the victor., recently secure.! In i'en-
in'-M'.- ... are- the Democrat:c party
absolute control of Mte hcnatij alter
March I.
Contests still cvlst in the legisla-
te is r.f New I lain;.shirWest Vi:
gltila and Illinois. !■' u a *otal of f'er
•-riutoito be elected, about v hose
puliti.al affiliations doubt now exists,
\ victorv in ar> one of these states
would so tna'.iially strengthen the
Democratic party that the senate
would be completel} removed from
element of uncertainty.
of the entire membership of fir,
-enato: ('•'! will ho'U over beyond
March ( Of these are Republicans
and .".I Democra's The terms of
senators e\pit. in March and there is
In addition one vacancy in Illinois.
'Finis far IT Democratic senators have
been elected and the election of Sen-
ator Macon in Georgia is certain, mak-
ing is Democra's to taki the oath of
office March I.
The opposition fores, including
both the Republicans' irid the I'rogro
si\i-J, have elected eleven tlcw sella
tots The senate afi. r March 1 tf'll
■i'.itid us folio If the deadlo s are
not broken In Illinois, New Hampshire
and West Virginia Democrats 40.
Repub ns and I'rogri *.-ivrs 4.1, vn-
< alien s 4.
BOMBARD ADRIANOPLE
AND ATTACK CHATAUA
BALKAN FORCES TAKE UP CArvV
PAIGN AGAINST TURKS.
ARMISTICE HAS TERMINATED
Bulgaria Has Turned a Deaf Ear to
Remonstrances of the
Powers.
SAVANNAH FIRE LOSS $1,500,000
Blaze on River Front Spreads Rap
idly and Destroys Structures.
Savannah, Ha Damage estimated
at 11 i....tiOO resulted Sunday from a
tire of undetermined mi* in which
wej.t the Savannah river front for
two bio. i destroying the wharves .
of the Merchant* and Miner- ' Trans I
portal Ion Company, several ware j
lion-. nd hie n. « tinctures and i
the I'lilllte. Hue Mill
ie t | .1 fr i the Ogee
i hee e : - t to w it hill Iteet
of Hi. I in. I, threatening man}
bu lie tmetures and shipping
Alt. i ' . htlna tin !!..tai ■ tor four
h > o th. fin tinally wa*. gotton un (
. . tlremen were slightly Injured,
Mil ll
d t.
111.
ill tin
\\ 11 in
li i. Ill t"
ia<'
Gate Crushes Tl.ree Men to Death
Di'tto.t Mich Ihr.' men mmh
killed and six Seriously Injured wln ii
k teuton watfr gag. dropped Into
a trench where the men wen work
llig File Injured were ..II taken to
a hospital and several u av d;. Tin
dead Includes Atnlr. vv Kvan, fore
man Nearly all of tin ol vlctltic
Werv foreign labor.: II,. ttench
*as being excavated for a .iter
main The gat. support, d hv h.m \
timbers, was heiing ;. w.ted Int.. tlm '
trench when tln tin In r suddenly'
broke. The wofkna i were caught
(iractlcallv without wart ; r
Increase in Boll Weevil
Washington. I'e-pii
the moveiueiit of Mi .
\ II during t he h. t v.
of till nil ; .mil elm
the « 11 1 .a- of 1 ;•.
raid, a * . .1 ti ...
•orordjng to a , , > i
(b ; a ■ a. nt i ' a,
Hunter and W D
<if the Southern I
v. Ii|i I'ion l l.i t
w till the i oil w . • v
tint) s ; in re miles
i a,tvv in l'Jll.
hot K
nil W
niitio
in
"tint
of
htlii
adnttii «t i at ion i f I': i i- nt
I . ftplttf the | r. t of a |
of hanker* and bo- uie- men I
tif tiepi sit I'UU: .«nte \ t.lil j
I) partially lii.reed to b\ th< I
ah committee wh h iia ' b« *n ,
t tiarged with the dut\ ot drawing up
a bill to amend the h.ir.ki1 ; and t-ui-
rency laws. It may tie stated upon
authority tb.it two concrete Kuaran-
t e pla*. ar umi« p coii ^deration I >
the sut couimittee.
1. To require all national bank* to
pay a small amount • ach year for the
creation of a fund in the treasury
depattinent a a guarantee of -atctv
tv> depo'ltors in such hank.-
2. To require banks in certain di*
visicus to be r« >ptutHihle f« i the waft
ty of dept stt •• om another a fund
to be created ;*r tin pu ise by an j
hessments levied lig.iln--t each bank.
Solicitor McCabe Resigns Office
Wa-iill gtot Fi.l ki Dr Harvey j
W V ii*• x, the pure f. , I law admin j
U'.rator of the pr> ■ t ad
tion, wh. w.nt out of off
The g
the ( en
pany, o
Miners'
. oinpan
cov eteil
r.-at. t lo wa sustained tiv
11at .if Georgia Ralls, ay I ail
.vi.. ef the Merchant* and
terminals The I.. -. of thi*
• tlmated ut |i<t'0.('
bv In urancs.
t n a
1'le
Id i
it ai
il in 191
11- (.011,
ear
t ' t llli
W. D. |
(tuirge
■ t In- j
infested i
wa* 27S, j
aied With
a scant
Met si-
enemv t
t ire, i ,
Pres dent '
word from
mere aniio
*1(1) sd. to
11* w 11
D
Wl
ninlslra-
cm with
torg* f
S chief
tl.c ill
AUCTION OFF STEEL PROPERTY
Southern Iron ind Steel Company
Brings $1,530,000 Under Hammer.
Birmingham, Ala Subject to or
dets >>>ii. <l by Referee In Rankrupt-
i . Drfna the properties of the South
ern Steel Company were put up at |
auction In front of the court h^use
here and w • re bid In by Kdward 11
lliiss and Daniel llolman. \i w Yoi'k
tie price being After the
■ale ha* been confirmed the reor-
ganization of the big corp -atic" will
be finished
$;,f,00,000 Lumber Deal is Closed,
laike Charls- I.a \nnouncement
: H ad' 11 >re that tin di al between
th l.uritigtnn WcIIh ii ti il \Htishnclck
I.timber compun of :.udington and
the Long Hi i I umber ( ..nipany of
Km. iv i whit h ha f>.. n pond
Ing for Some time, ha h "ti definite
.. Clov ! 1 he |.oi,g Re 11 company
t.ir< tin te,; uioi|< rn milling
plas.t ut I aldington, a Main rallvvnv
taki i
to J'
tii.t.
I- in,.!, r to d (hat
v..is uppi uxluiattiy
London -The Balkan war has been
resumed. The bombardment of \<!•
rlanople begun at 7 o'clock Monday
a I* Ii t and a small skirmish occurred
at the Chalalja line: The armisti.u
had lasted exactly two month
Bulgaria has turned a deaf ear to
the remonstrances of the l'owers and
unless Turkey yields to the Balkan
demands the allied armies will now
attempt to drive her completely out
of liurope.
According to a dispatch from Bel.
grade, Scutari Is on the point of fall*
Ing. It is reported that tin Turkish
commander has sent two n preseuta<
five-, to the Servian commander td
propose the capitulation ol that town.
Dr. Daneff head of the Bulgarian
deli-gallon, in aii interview in 1'arn
ltd he hud proinl • d Sir Fdvvard
lirey, the llrlllsh foreign ■ cretarv,
that if the Turks liiimediately accept,
ed the alii1'.-'* conditions, tlmv would
< .include peai * hut w hatever halt,
pencil there would be us further ar
nilstice.
Sir Kilvvard tlrey had a long inters
view with the king, after which In
attended a brief meeting of thi' Am*
bassadorial conference,, but nothing
of Importance was transacted.
Ostium N'lzaml I'asha, the second
Turkish delegate, ha left I n.loti to
re: nine hi- ainba- iib rlal dmi. at
Berlin, lie said thai fr.>m Inform*.
I ion received from military source*
lie Ill-Hew.1 tin a 11 ie: under, t uia t > d
the conilitloii of the Turkish army
and would Dud th m lv. confront.-d
bv a redoubtable enemy th. bent
Mc all in warrior. veteran from
Aiahia who bail fought under >/ze(
il and tr(- I m>!.l . a I good
i men 1st el y engaged In Tripoli
under laiver 11- > nil Feth) Ib v.
Princeton Students to I , rt W'lso*
New Vot I \\ . . .-li. Wlh h. *
accepted I lie offet ot tin ' uleli'*
of l'r . etotl till t x in i hi til
from li s In me in I'riti ton t th*
Whit* I I oil s e o'l tin' t|.l\ lie |* ill*
iiigurated Just a c-nttirv ago I'rint •
toil gave its last president to th*
nation .lames Mads.>n The eetiti-n*
a- Will In celelirateil |n a unlqu*
irogram to which Mr V Ison gav*
h - cor.sent The Princeton youth*
will charter two spei ,.! trains of
thii'ti-.-t . ars each on March '! On*
car will lie put at the d posal of tha
president elect.
Slayden Indorsed for War Secretary,
Washington A handsome trlbn'*
was paid to Representative 8layden
of Texas by his Wmocr*tlc colleague*
on the house committee on military
affairs when thev sent to President,
elect Wilson a communication urging
Mr Slayden for tin post of Secretary
of Wur
George W Perkins to Give $1,000,000
New York I" iton of advancing
the cau-e of the i"s.iciatIons of Chris,
thin young •■••ii and wonien of New
York, Ceorgo W. Perklna has con*
s>-uti-.I to b ad a campaign to r .1
• I With ll i - to I" expend, d
for new bulbil'. : ml equipment. It
-aid that Mr I'd I.in*, will doiiuti)
at least t "' u to the fund and
ti .t lie i ■ 1. mill I to ra e th*
n hi I red aim .ut Uefoic the cii/tt of
tho eurrcut year.
S. ^HARTMAN.^ftl. D.
Kesrly everybody is oblige.1 more or
lr to take a hwstive. There sr« of
eetime a few eieeptions A great many
people nl o need occasionally to take a
tonic. Probably few households exitit
that do not inaku ui-e of tonics and
laxatives.
The remedy Peruns Is a lamtlve
tonic. It not only operates us a ([untie
luiiitivc, but also as a tonic.
I lie Fern-tit derived frmn such a
remedy is a great de.'il more in the
preventi"n ef disease than in the cure.
After a person has really become Hick,
either with an acute or chronic ail-
ment, the rule should be to employ a
pl.yM in, or some one who can give the
cn.e his personal attention. Hut long be
f ae this happens the person will complain
ef this or that svmptom, which ii nut sc-
vc;e enough t interfere u th h''s regular
n• • t'x i:c«. If st this place before the di-
really NAMED for statej
Mississippi River Steamers Originated
Cognomen That Has Now Be-
come Universal.
Oi the Mississippi river In olden
(lays the passenger steamboats were
very ornate affairs, vying with each
other in garish glory. One owner hit
on the Idea of naming his steam
boat's cabins instead of numbering
them. So he named them In honor of
the states of the union, each having
above the door the gilt title of some
state, the big central cabin being call-
ed the "Texas," after the largest state.
Other boat owners took up the idea,
and thus the word cabin was grad
ually alternated by "state" room. For
years the best cabin was still known
as the Texas. Then that sobriquet died
with the ebbing glory of the old river
steamers But the word "stateroom"
became Incorporated Into our Ian-
guage, and in time even broke into the
dictionary, us does many another
catch phrase Not one person In a thou
sand who occupies a stateroom knn«iv
the term once meant "a room uain«!
for a state."
Family Medicine
Every Home
SI . e has really gained .% foothold fn
. - r a pef.on whs to take a dose or 1
of a f i tia..' laxative the great m*J|ii
it v i cases of sickness would be P* ,'ii
vented.
I-', rutin is a remc.fc that should be k*L
in the louse. Its virtue as a prevent!*
to .incase is the tiling 1 wish chiefly
emphasize.
A k , lit condition of constipation may ,
lead to serious sluggishness of the bow«|%^
|. ' on.in —, re nbs.irp',ion of poisonous :
tcrial and fin.illy si. ncss. Or apathy
the st much III which the food is not !*)>.'
isl.cd, may gradually lead to atonic dy«p«^ ■
sia or to the acquisition of some acute dk*
«/,« For either one of these conditions
a fen doses of the tonic laxative Pertni*.
would M-t matters right. This is why tk*-
rei.ie 1 y should alvviij s be kept handy by.
When once the value of Peruns a* ft
household remedy is understood no horn*
would be without it. Cathartics, pills ant
powders would be discarded. Irritating
tonics would be ti" longer taken. Aloo>
holie dr.alis would have no place. Witk ft.
few doses of I'erana a vigorous appetit* |*
produced and if there lie any sluggish
of the bowels their function ia gradually
restored.
Most laxatives are weakening In th*!*
effect, A torlic laxative guards against
this weakening effect. Until right living
has become so thoroughly established thai
all medicines are superfluous, Peruns wfll
he needed. It is exactly the remedy that
meets numerous necessities of the hou**>
hold. Sold at all drug stores.
Mr. .Clin H. Perkins, 22 Whiting Nk,
Plymouth, Muss, writes: "I think Pe-
ri ma is a number one medicine. I wa
troubled with catarrh and bowel com-
plaint. I tried several doctors, but cou!4
only ti ml temporary relief. 1 took Perna*
ami am glad to say that it cured my c*«
tarrli ami corrected my bowels."
Pc ru na, Man a lin and I.u cu-pia mamt>
fac ure.1 by t o Pe ru na Company, ColuiB.
bus, Ohio. Sold at nil drug stores.
M'l ( 1X1 N'llTMT': Muny persons tnqutr*
fur I lie i iia tint* la inn.i Tie j wnnt th* PtK
M.na tliHt tit* It- l utlicm iouI Mothers us*A
to otk' Thi old I'iriina 1 ?n w <«llfi3 K .
uiTin If y.nir tin of tl*Hl«r does not
Ut« p It for hl•• will, ihr Kat'.iriin fompsny.
i i)lnmliuB, Ohio, uiid lhey Will tell you sJ9
libout It.
Naughtiness.
Mother (summoned by defeated
nur*e>—()h. Maudle, darling how can
you be no naughty?
Maudie ICniily! Punch.
The days have been "nhort" berauRe
there'H lets time in them and time in
money.
COFFEE THRESHED HER.
15 Long Years.
"For over fifteen years," writes a
psllent, hopeful little Ills woman,
' while a coffee drinker, I suffered from
Spinal Irritation ami Nervous trouble '
I was treated bv Rood physicians, but
did not get much relief
"1 never suspcled that coffee might
be aggravating Iv condition. (Tea Is
Just as Injurious, becaust It cotituiiiH
cu 'ciric, the same drug found In cof-
fee l I vus down hearted and dis-
couraged, but prayed dully that 1
might find ia un* thing to In lp inc.
'Sex.ral years ago, while at a
friend s house 1 drank a cup of Post-
uin and though 1 had never tasted
anything more delicious,
"From that time «ti 1 used Postum
Instead of coffee and soon began to
Improve In health, so that now 1 can
walk half a dozen blocks or more with
ease, and do many other things that I
never thought I would be nblu to do
•gain In this world
"My appetite Is good. I sleep well
• rid find life Is worth living. A lady
of my acquaintance raid she did not
like Postum, It was so weak and taste-
less.
"I explained to her the difference
shen It Is made right boiled accord
Ing to directions. Shn was glad to
know this because coffee did not agree
with her. Now her folks say they
expect to use Postum the rest of their
lives" Name given upon request.
Read the little book, "The Road to J
Wi-llvllle," In pkgs "There's a Res*
son "
"Postum now comes in concentrated,
* powder form, called Instant Postum
It 1s prepared by stirring a level tea-
spoonful In a cup of hot water, adding
sugar to taste, and enough cream to
bring the color to golden brown.
Instant Postum Is convenient;
there's • .. waste; and the flavour Is ah
ways uniform. Sold by grocers—45 to
fa . Ip tit, 30 cts, ltd to 100-cup tin
i 60 cts
A 6-cup trial tin mailed for grocer's
name-and I cent stamp for postage.
I Postum Cereal Co, Ltd., Uattl* Creek,
1 Mich.—Adv.
Infantile Paralysis.
The horrors of infantile paralysl*
will not be alleviated by the note of
Dr. Simon Flex tier and two associate*^
appearing in the Journal of the Amei<.
lean Medical Association, that ths
healthy parents of patients may bs
carriers of the disease. Mr. Klexner
reports that washings from the naso-
pharynx of the parents of a child *uf-
ferlng from an acute attack wore Inoc
nlated on October "S last in a toonkey,
the Macaucus synomolgus:
"Recovery from the anesthetic was
prompt and the animal remained w*0
until November 11, when It was noted
to be excitable and to drag the right
leg. The left leg proved to bo weak.
November 12 the right leg w*.s deft-
nltely flaccid."
Two (lays later portions of the *r$r
nnl cord and medulla showed typlca
lesions of experimental poliomyelitis."
Acid Kills Waterfowl.
That sulphuric ucld, discharged lnt
the watei of Great Salt Lake, Utah,
Is responsible for the death of two
million water fowl last year has been
ascertained by Dr. Buckley of ths
pathological division of the bureau of
animal Industry The American Gam*
Protective association sent Dr. Buck-
ley to Salt l.ake City, thinking that
some contagious disease caused las
death of so many birds.
To Pop Corn.
Very often corn will not pop quick-
ly, even over a very hot fire. If yo®
will put the corn to be popped In •
sieve und pour cold water over it, not
allowing the water to stnnd on ths
corn, It will not only pop quickly, but
the open kernels will be larger and
lighter and more flaky than they otk>
• rwlse would have been.
Proved.
"Is that dainty Hush on Clarato
cheek* her own?"
"N< she took It out of sister's box."
CONSTIPATION
Mu n von'a Paw- Pa*
I ills are uniikeall oth-
er laxativ es or cathar-
tics. '1 hey coax ths
liver into activity by
gentle methods, they
do not scour, they do
not gripe; they do not
weaken; but they do
H ot all the se< retion*
of tho liver and stom-
ach iu a way that sooa
puts these organs in S
healthy condition and
corrects constipation. Munyon's Paw-Paw
Pills are a tonic to tho stomach, liver
nerves. They invigorate instead of weaken:
they enrich the blood instead of impoves*
ishing it. they enable the slomach to get all
the nourishment from food that is put lists
It. Price 25 cents. All Druggists.
A GOOD HABIT
Tea when you are tired,
particularly if it's
UPTON'S
TEA
It sustains and cheerg
lis*i t uo(h ft/run
d hjr Oropyiafa,
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