BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
MOTHERHOOD
WOMAN’S JOY
Suggestions to Childless
Women.
HiGH COST OF LIVING
Among thfl virtuef of Lydift E.
^nkbam'i Vegetable Compound it th«
Ability to correct •terihtv in th«
of many women. This fact is
Well established aa evidenced by the
following letter and hundreds of othera
bave published in these colums.
Poplar Bluff, Mo.—“I want other
Women to know what a blessing Lydia
E. Pinkham s Vege
table Compound naa
been to me. We
had always wanted
a baby in our home
but I was in poor
health and not able
to do my work. My
mother and hus*
band both ureed me
to try Lydia E. Pink -
ham’s Vegetable
Compound. I did
so. my health im
proved and I am now the motht*r of a
fine baby girl and do all my own houst;
work.’' —Mrs. Allia B. Timmons, 216
Almond St., Poplar lilufF, Mo.
In many other homes, once childless,
there are now children because of the
fact that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
b«*a!thy and strong
Write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medi
cine Co., Lynn. Mass., for advice—it
will be confidential and helpful.
This i.s a serlou.s matter with house
keepers as food prices are constant 1,\
poing up. To overcome this, cut oni
the high priced meat dishes and serv*
your family more Skinner's Macaroni
and Spaghetti, the cheapest. nio!»t de
licious and most nutritious of all foods.
Write the Skinner Mfg. Co.. Omaha.
Xebr., for beautiful cook book, telling
how to prepare it in a hundred different
ways. It's free to every woman.—Adv.
Ul
As the Old Year Died.
I "I roiiMn't get unt of nuirryiiig lier,"
I expliiined. “Wiien siie pro-
posril she said: ‘“Will y»u inarry me?
H»ve you any ol»Jecti ii?’ You see. iio
m.-ittei* wIm-Hh t T said «»r ’no ' siie
li:tl me."
••Wh\ didnl \ou just silent.
iIm'hV iii«iuir«Ml hiv rri«-iHl.
■ rii.Mi s what I :in«l 'ilu* said,
c givei coii'icnitli.Mt »M(ied
•*« t >ourg !ai1\ r.i cJ Btnkcr. oho «'.r •fi'l*
Ihe >hip 1(> .1 aril Sm
»»okt in divma> » icr ihc St»fd tV miie •?.
htim up th» ti p tpankci Z*
M't enough to frighten anybody to awake ol^
covered out of a aounil tleep «lth the firal
•ymptoma at a cold clutchlnf al the throat and
lungt, with that chilly creepy feeling all o\er.
Oukk action U neceaaary at such timet to nip It
In the bud and thua prevent bronchitis or aerlout
lung trouble* 11 you »lll alwava keep a bultl*
«f old rrllabk
Boschee’s
Qerman Syrup
handy there Is no to worry. It
gently soothes inflammation, eases
the coughi insures a good night's
sleep, with free expectoration in the
morning. This old remedy has been
successfully used all over the civ||>
tied world for the last 51 years. 25c.
ind 75c. sizes at all druggists and
Sealers everywhere. Trv It and see.
MOTHER’S JOY SALVE
for Toids, Croup, rneuiiionia and
-Asthma ; GOOSE CUK.XSK LINIMENT
for Neunilgia. Hheiiinatisin and
*i r.'iins. For sale by all l>ruggists.
C.noSE (JHKASE ('O.Mi’ANY, MFR'S.,
Jrernsboro, N. —Adv.
Clinched His Assertion.
Anything iww in i!i. vii,,w v •
l i 1M :il Tii:tiiu;;rr. ■ \ . v," .•m^w en'd
:!• \iiiing agent. ‘•'I !i.' I.i;:j:rst snp-
• \ ■' Ufw 'i>ng''. Ill 'ni'fs,
iVf!‘ '■Ikiwii ill ;i]il i\ii y. .lusf to
'i i 'v y.ni ’ln' inmMf wt-'M- t:ikt n with
t!:.' '•hiiW. We've |iei II etilleci ililT Jill
'Ii.:• t i;'reii;il fur Tlie !:i^f »i n \e!!l-'«."
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Girls! Try This! Makes Hair Thick,
Glossy, Fluffy, Beautiful—No
More Itching Scalp.
STOCK UCKrr-STOCKUKE IT
;q?buuwj,^; ; 1,
' HtO'CATtn l : 1
; i;
'iwoaMiMoati ; I
MUDSTOaTOWC* [i
I « I .MIUIH I ^
For Horses, Cattio, Sheep
■ind Mot'S. Contains (,op-
peras for Worms, .Sulphur
for the Blood, Saltpeter
for the Kidne> s, Nux
Vomica,a i'utiic, and Pure
Dairy Salt. I sed by \ et-
erinarians 12 years. Ni>
Dosing- Drop Brick in
fi-ed hox. .\sk yourdealer
for Blackman's or write
BLACKMAN STOCK REMEDY COMPANY
C H Al''F A NX >OG A . 'I K N N i :Si> K F:
COLORED PEOPLE
Chn h:i\« iiic4‘, long, sTniij,'lii Imlr by
Utiliig Cxalenfo Quinine Pomade.
wliUh H ilair ;r(i\ver. nut a i\:!iky
Buir reillOV«‘r. Y(.»U eail see Ilie
ty USIIJ},’ sev«-ral »iine«;. Try a pai k.-ii;.'.
I'ric*- !.’•"• at all lnm sli>r>-> ur hy mail
«iu receipt of stiiini'S ,ir ioiti. .Xceiits
vaiitcd evtrywhere. Write fur par-
licuiars, Kxelei.to MtMiitlne (’o.. At-
liiiita. iii.
•‘BOUGHonRATS''i;r;':u'SL".
W N. U.. CHARLOTTE. NO. 5 -1917.
Within tell iiiiijiiies after an aiijill-
of I'ainleriiie \ou anun find a
s;ii;:ie trace if dantlrnff or tailing’ hair
aiic yonr scalp will net itch, hut \shat
please yon nii>"! \\ili he after a
f* u \\ecUs' U^e. when V«>U see new
ha;r. tine and downy al tir'-t—y*,-;—hut
really new hair—JiH o^er the
sca:p.
A little I >:in(leriiie ininie'liately dou-
lih- the he>my of >nur hair. .No i!lf-
fei nee ho «« dull, faded, tirittle and
scr!ij.'^'v. nioistiii a doth wifli
I».inderin«i ami rare!u!l\ dra\\ it
tlirou;:h your hair. tal.iiiK one ^mall
stranil nt a tiiiu-. 'I'he »ff»*;’t is anui/
iiij:—your liair will he liL’ht. tlutTy and
wavy, and have an api'iaranee of
:.hui>danee; :m im-omj'arah!e hi'^lcr.
softiie'^s and luxuriance.
I'ler a 'jri e**nt hn;t!e of Know it.in '-
I'at.iierine from any >^tore, and pru\>
that your hair i*- a« pretty and soft
a any—th;-t it ha^; heeti ne^dected or
iii.nirid )•.' cjirele^- tr:.tment that's
nil you '-urely can h:'.\i heautiful hair
;ti’. ;otv rf it if you wi;! iu^i try a lit-
1(‘ I »:,tiderine. Adv.
C-ouldn’t Help It.
' ! eell '-p"Kel| nf as a loL'i‘"il
:,m;ii!a!e [or the ie:_'i^iaiure.”
"Ne\er I liml !'■ ron'o';in;-'ly aid .1,
1 IiO(.ni. •'l'eo]ile 'vilj tall;. \ on
.•.l.i’NV.’’—.ludKe,
A Definition.
I': . wha*. is a luxury;”
"AnMliiiii.' \o'i '\Mit. niy v,,n. when
!ia\ en'; L"ot the pri' e.”
Pr I'lpr' r'» F.ivorite ri!-cniituin makf*;
w omen t-trunK. sick w( rncn well, no
alcch( I. in tanU-ts or laiiud.—Adv.
’D.e aver:i{re >;irl would rather he li
!e\. tlian h** liapi'>.
Set Contents 15Fluid Drach
alcohol-3 PER CENT.
! AVc^etablePfcpafationte- ,
.L similalin^JthcFoodbJ'Rc^'*^'
Stomachs and j
In FANIS / CHILDREN
For Infanta andjDhildren.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castorla
Mwi
Bears
i Thcrctij'Promoting Biv’ciUon
, Cheerfulness and RcsK^nlains
neither Opium,Morphuic no
Minerjxl.
I JitriptfdOldDcSJJOXUfP^ ^
j Jhunpkm SttJ
1 ALx Senna
itocfftUSattt
Mi If
J^'pptrmint
BKarbautCe
hurm .t«/
ClunfuU Sugar
A he! pful Remedy for
Constipation and Diarrhoea,
j and l-e\er!shncss ■
LossofSle^ '
fKullin^rcfr^'ntancy
fac simile Si^tiatur^of
IheCentaubComp^- i;
NEW YQR£
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
ARE WITHDRAWIN6
FINAL CHAPTER IN THE OCCUPA*
AlON OF MEXICO BEING
WRITTEN.
FIND HUMAN GIANT’S TOOTH
Can You imagine an Ancient Man With
Molar That Weighed Two
Ounces?
BAKER ISSUES STATEMENT
rittsburg. Kan.—(’an yi»u imagine
a prehistori* umn who.se tooth would
weigh four ounces, a to*th which
would take n wire cable to inill? Such
u tooth has been found in ii coul bed,
more than 600 feet under the ground.
The tooth was found about two niile.s
northwest of PltlBburg, ia h coul
KILLS HER INCURABLE PETS
Border Militia Question and Sending
of Fletcher to Mexico Capital Now
Hold Interest.—Villa and Carranza
Are Busy. |
j Washington.—The final act in the i
entrance into Mexi«o of 12.000 Amer- i
; it an Holdiern as a result of the Villa j
i niasssacTe of 17 Americans at Colum- i
j bus. N. M.. on Mareh 9. 1916. was writ- ‘
I ten with official announcement by the '
■ War Department that General Persh- ;
I ing had been ordered, and actually i
liad started to bring his troops bak
i* the I'nited States,
Secretary Hak*r issvied the follow
ing aiinouni emt'nt;
"General I’ershinp has been ordered
ii> i)ring his troops  iit of Mexico. The
inovenicnt is to he an imnaediato one. '
ami prol>hi>ly i alr^^ady under way.
Later advices to th*' dipartment said
that tile troops already hai liegun the
evacuation of Ccilonia Ihiblan. il't
miles from the iiorder. wliere they
had inen concentrating during the
past few woelis. '1 he last American
''Oldier is exjiettfd to rocross the bor-
Ier in aixiut a
No official information is at hand as
to wiiether Villa or Carranza troops
will ocnpy the t»rntory left vacant
l»y the .^nifricans. injt tlie Itflief is
strong here ihal the bandit, who is
credited with, at least, s.ftaft well arm-
♦•d men who i^- now. at least, four
times as strtuig as wiicn thp American
troops went across the i)order. will
rnaitf a dej-peraTe elTort to take tlie
territory, jtai ticulai ly for its moral
, cffect. The two other jihases of the
-Mexican proidetii on whu h interest
l entcrs now. are the disp(>sition of the
more than militia still on tlie
Ixirder. and the sending of .\mhassa-
dor rieti her tc his post at Mcxico
'ity. ()ttiials ‘-ay ik) derision has
iieen r ai h« d in e;tlier of these cjues-
lions, hut that hoth ai» dfp^'iuicnt on
the turn of e\ents in .Mexico.
, SENATORS WORK OVERTIME
TO CLEAN UP MUCH WORK.
Less Than Thirty Days to Solve Con-
jested LefliElation.
Washin^-'ton. With less than .'10
wcu'king days i • mainin.ir ;n tlie life of
the Sixty Foi’j th '(i:i^;i* ss, the Demo
cratic Ste(*riiif.' (diuniittee (.>f the Sen
ate (h'cided to holi; daily sessions of
the Senate frciin 11 (I’clock in the
morning until I" o'llock at nirht. be
ginning 'rinnxiay, Feiuuary ]
Oveitinie exeirioi!'- were det-rmined
upon as tiie first nnive in an effort to
solve tin* cong»-'-’e(i legislatitui 'Situa
tion. tlie decision l)eing to drive away
as haid and fast as jicssihh- on (s-
s“ntial api»ropriati(jns and the revenue
hill, and to tindertake the hig general
Administration measures one by one
as time permits. Whether any of the
-Administration hills over which there
is so mu( h dispute t ould he passed,
none of tlie Demoiratic leaders would
predict
The ^’eneral understanding is that
the railro'ul labor hills will he consid
ered as .-^fxiii as the Iniiia approjuMa
tion l)ill i*' OUT of the way. provided
the InfeisiaTe Coinmerce Committee
d(jes n(tt iiliimateiy de ide to await
action on this matter is iie House. In
view of tlie fa r tiia' ficfiresrntative
Admason is jireparlng to rush a sep
arate- i)ill on *iie '-uiiject through 'he
Hotis*-, the S( :.a*(  (•mni^ttee may
decide to wait. !ii rha' case, the ( (ir-
7 iipt pi'octii e lull or the mineral land-
lea.'ing measure may he given a try
out.
BIG BRITISH CRUISER
MINED OR TORPEDOED.
Mrs. Agnes Brasby Buys Dogs and
Cats That Are Sick and
Nurses Them.
i'levelHnd.—The pustinie of Mrs.
Agnes Barsby is buying animal pets—
and rbloroformlng them. She is not
cruel or hard-henrled. for it Is only
sick animals wliicb are put out of
their misery.
Mrs. Riirsby is a r**guiar cistomi-V
all 'leveland animal stores. Dur-
I-ondoii 'I'lM' I'.iitish auxiliary cruis
er Laurentic of 14.S!'l’ tons gro-s, has
If'‘I! 'Uii:-. hy a 'Ui.marine (»s as a re-
'Ult of sirikinf; a lulne, aord;ng to
an (ilfjcial s'a’enien’ issued iiy fhe
Miiti;-!i -\diniialty. Twelve ctYiejM's
and K‘!t luen wc;e
PITTSBURGH SUFFERS LOSS OF
MILLIONS IN BIG BLAZE.
1‘iiTshurgh, I'a. Fire whii h swe]it
throiu’-h a se-tion i)f the retail husi-
!iess district iieie d stioyed the Frank
and Sedar 1 •ej,f;:r nien’ Stoie, the
(Jrand Opera House, tiie Hilton Tlotli-
ing roniitany a’ld a dozen or more
‘-inalh r buildings wiili a l(;ss estimated
at frcmi ?2.t»(iO.(tO(i to Four
tiremen were seriously hurt ainl a doz
en or more >o hadlv injuied that tliey
were reniovi (I to lu-spital. Frozen
iiydrants handicapped the firemen.
ENGLISH HAVE EXTENDED
DANGER ZONE IN NORTH SEA.
Washington. Warning of a .onsid-
erahle extension of the North Sea
j zone designated as ‘ dangtMous to
i shipi)ing’ was received at the State
i Department from the American Em-
j hassy at London. At the State De
partment it was said that what signifi
cance the enlarging of the British mine
field may have w’as not known, but in
other quarters it was pointed out that
the new extension formed a cordon of
mines around the German coast.
mine. Dentists claim that, because of
certain formations. It could be nothing
but a grinder from the head of a pre>
historic mun. While it is light and ap
pears to he bone, it Is In a perfect state
of petrification
It is practically impossible to de
termine at whnt age this mnn lived,
i but it must have b«*en many years
' before the hirth of Christ, because of
I the depth at which the tooth was
} found. However. It Is pos.slble that
the molar could have been placed that
deep in mother earth by an upheaval
ing the Christmas shopping .season she '
bought two cats and two dogs. She '
found she couldn’t nuike them well, .so ,
he killed them.
“I bought those pets because they j
were sick and sufTering." explained j
Mrs. Barsby. “[ knew they should be i
ki1le«l If I couldn’t cure them."
II. K. Ferry, muni'ipal humane
agent, says there isn't a greater friend
of dumb lirutex. in Cleveland than MrAs.
I$arsby. 'I'he lMtcb«-tring at her liome
is alwa\s out to an iinloitnnate «Iiig
or cat. and ehildren i.; the ueigldior
at some time.
The cnal mine In which it WM
found has been In operation manj
years and Is one of the deepest in th*
country.
Many persons at first believed th«
tooth was that of a prehistoric anl>
mal rather than of a man. However,
it was taken to several dentists, who
said thut, because of certain forma
tions in the human tooth, which ar»
absent In teeth of animals, the molar
must have been that of a prehistoric
human being.
hood take their ailing pets there to b#
fiired.
STUDIES FOR NAVAL RESERVE
Vincent Astor and Other Rich New
York Young Men Are Show
ing Patriotism.
New York. Vincent .V'^lor and other
gihled young men here are pujiils of a
New York naxi^atioii school which
in:ike )i specially of lueparing candi
dates fi>r .\nnapoll.
Mr. .\stor is not uoiiii: to try for
.Nnnapoli'i. He’s twenty live years
old and nitirried. and '>o barred from
the academy. I’.nt his Interest in jire-
pan«dnesx Is so keen that tie is t:iklng
this niejins fo lnTease his efficiency
as an ollicer of the Volunteer I*atn»I
'^«|iiadron. a fb»et of power honf suit
able for sc«ut and other duly.
Several other nienihers ,,f Hi,.
irol squadron are enrolh-d ii, C;ipij,in
rtlMiark's schi.ol, Ainon;: them is Her
mann Oelriifis. ,soii and heir of the
late llerniann (»*-lriehs. f*thei- pupils
are «»rson I», .Mimn, son of th. f(.under
of the .Scientific -\ liierii ;ni ; |*;nil I.,
Hammond and Sicnnjmi c.-hti. .-ill
njeinliers of the sqimdron.
Teeth Marks Save Boy-
-New York. Because he was able to
point out a ticket in the box with teeth
marks on it. a bundle-laden boy ea-
capefl arrest in the subway tl»e other
day. The ticket chopper was about
to hand him over to a polii-eman, d^
vpite iiis protect, when the lad tiian-
iiged to pro\.‘ he had -pat his tlcUet
;:ito the receptacle.
.Mtboiigh -Mr. .\stor Joined the |ta-
trol Iasi siintnier. hi^ int*'iest seenied
iiior‘ in airplane irainin;:. He en
rolled last May in 'h* aeronautical
cjirp*^ of tlie Second Naval lieserv’®
battalion :ind iielj>ed ;•> raise .'tK.(KK)
for a bydro-airiilaiie. Tin year hefora
h«' had a hytlr" aii'plaic Iniilt and wa«
tangiii to operate it !■> Ins [>ilot. C|if.
ford Weh'iter.
,\ n elect ricji l|\ dri \  Ii !i
lump sii"ar in indi\ idii;:.
speefl .if 7..'>HI hill p" :.l
,ehine vrapa
pajMT' at ■
! >ur.
.\n.\ man lueon'es ;in idenl hiisl.aiul
le d;iy his >\ife he' oliu-s ;i widoW.
W’rtKht'i Indian Vegr^tal'l.* I’ll’s lontain
notlilnjr I'Ut vpuf tahlc tnftr-ll^nt|i. whlcli art
jrntly as a fonli and purpatlv.- by etlmu-
latlon and n»t by Irritation .\dv.
.'^lieeciii«>ss ;iliia/.elin-lil i' one of the
few things iiijii t;,, wiih'iu! s;iviic.:
Only One "BROMO OUININE"
To get (jenuln^. call for full naiu«> LAXATIVB
HROMO oflNINM lAxik for aitfnaturn of H. W.
GHl'VH Cures a Cold In Ou* Day 25c
Really Annoying.
"N\e||. ihat’‘-' etiiu;:h to t !\ the ]ia
tieliee of .loll I" »\claitlied the \illage
minister, us )!,■ threw aside the loeal
Fiaper.
‘‘Why, what's the inaltei, dejir'r”
ask*'d his wife.
“I.a^i .'Sunday 1 prea lied from the
text ‘F.e ye. tliei'efore, ^t e;i d I a st" an
swered the good nian; ‘Init the printei
makes it re;id, ‘lie ye there tm' lireillv-
fast.’ "
Explained.
“1 was held lip ill thi^  iiy before I
had been here a da.\
"I 'idn't \  >11 I :i I l;:i n> I o e|-y out
Ml, \ es. I.Ill w h:it did t he nurse
I'jirtor 1 l"iI
HAVE SOFT. WHITE HANDS
Clear Skin and Good Hair by Using
Cutlcura—Trial Free.
The Soap to ch iinse and purify, the
Ointment to sootJie and heal, liesiiles ,
these friiKi’aut. suiier-creiuny eiaol- ]
Hunts prevent little skin Irouhles he- I
comin>; serimis by keeiiin^; the pores
free from obstruction. Noiliin^ heitcr
at any price for all toilet purjioses.
I'ree sample each by mail with IJook.
Afldres.s jiostcard. «'uticura, l>ept. L,
I^oston. Sold e\cry where.—Adv.
Wood Being Put to Many New Uses.
.\minii. ill.' prt'diii i-~ made excju'^i\e-
ly trolii Wmm.) ;i|e . • 11; 11*’i i;| I. wilhollt
\\hii'h we cci'iM ha\e no formalde
hyde; Cellulose. '.\!i:«-h, conxerteil into
viscose, ftirnishes ,.s with arilticial
sans;me skin- and artlticial -ilu friui
uliicli neckties. si,„kin;rs, ).raids and
tapestries ure m:,de.
Nint'-leiiths (if all I'aper is niatle
from wood. -\t tti' forest products
laboratory at .Madi'on, \\ is., of the
\iiieric;in I'orc'try a'-ocj. limi the mill
\>aste of lollL.' leaf Jiilie has been
inriied into a hinwn paper that has
a variety of u^^es; eut into siriii«-. ii i^
spun into ihre.-i'i' and woveii into
ha;:s, nuittin:: hurlap. suitc;i'e^ and
furniture. That l:iliiirali.r,\ ha- als..
prodiieed a il\e frtim (he mill wa^te d’
■ isaL'e oraIl'.:e tliM i- a v;|,vlinne t'or
rlist ie.
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET.
A well known artrps-s pives the follow-
inK ret Ipe fur gray l.air: Tu iialf pint of
water add 1 oz. Huy Hum. a small box of
Barbo I'ompoiind. and oz. of glycerine.
Any druggist i an put thip up or you ( an
mix it at home at very little cost. P'ull
directions for making and use come In
each box of Barbo Compouml. It will
gradually darken streaked, faded gray
hair, and make it 8oft and glossy. It will
not (olor the soalp. Is not sticky or
greasy, and dues net rub off. Adv.
Natural Means.
"How does a I'oet laureat*- luanaj^'e
*o maintain his -taii'liii;:?”
"Itf Course, liy hl^ poetic !eet,"
An Edible Curret:cy.
-\ t ’ttliliam. a r'lral 'ii.-'ieii jt; en-
tial \ ir;.'iiiia. ,Mr. I‘>el! is >|ie -tore-
Uet per.  hie da.\ a ''leaii :iej_''r> eniiie
into his store with a sii.j;!,- ej:”. He
w*'iif up to .Mr. I’ell arid display.-fi tiie
new laii ej:^,
“Mr. I’.ell. mniin ier -ay pleas*-, sir,
L.'i\e her :l Ile.-dl.' t'o!' dis 
“^'oU e;in ;.'et two lieedjes f,,r }jQ
et;^:," answer. 1 .Mr. r.e’l.
"Nor, -ir, mummer cion' want two
lie. dies; -he -ay please, sir. ^iv.- me
de iiatu.’'‘ In chees,>.”—Youth’'; Cora-
panioii,
INSIST ON YAM NUTS—
rpto d.ll. i:n'i fr- h;i\c ;ii« rn tlie new
ffid.l wiiii ;m "iinterpotai.'.e f!a\or," made
troiii 'siiutiiciii y;ims. iiy \ .\M N1 I'S
orce. tlic\'ii win t-ure. Tht \\ il’iaaui
C (1.. (;rrrn\ilIo. S, -\dv.
The Toiler.
•‘i'.i.-a 1 a I Her li;. \ e • o V, (.rk liardT"
‘‘Yep. I'^iit not as I'.ai'd as the aver-
aire p. r-on who has t>> iaiy \>. iiat us
fartner- i-ai-^e,"
.\vi!ttor .'itfaeh.d rti tl..
e.r]is station at San I'ieL'i
eather rejiorts.
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ohtain I*rotest:inl elmri lie- in ' lnle. N'nw
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Why Rheumatism Comes
With Cold Weather!
BY VAI^NTINE MOTT PIERCE, M, D.
“GASCB” FOR
UGISH BOWELS
No sick headache, sour stomach,
biliousness or constipation
by morning.
(ret a 10-cent hox now.
Turn tlie ras.;.ls out—the headache,
I'ilioiisness, indi;_e'^tion. the sick, sour
stomach ami foul trusses—turn them
out t«eni;:hr and ke-;» them out with
Cascarets.
Millions of men and womei! take a
('ascaiet now ami then and never
know the misery cnus.d hy a la/.y
liver. clo;;;:e(l how els or an upset stom
ach.
I>on’t put in another day of distress,
l.et ’ascarets .-leanse your stomach;
remove till' s(inr fermeiitini: I'ottd;
take tin* excess pih* from your liver
ami carry out all the constipated
waste mait*T and poison in the
bowels. Then you will feel i:real.
A ('ascaret to nij;ht straiirhiens you
out i>y mornin;:. They work wliile
you sh*ep. A l(»--eni box from
any drufr store means a clear liead.
sweet stomach and «'lean. healthy liver
ami bowel action for numths. Chil
dren lovt* (’ascarets because they
jiever {iripe or sickeu. Adv.
A close connection exists between
these two — cold weather and rhen-
mati&ni. Prof. -Mex. Haig, of London,
has the most followers in the medical i
profession in the belief that the pres
ence in the eyetem of uric acid, or its
halts in excess, is the real cause of rheu-,
matism. Everyone has recognized the
difference in the appearance of their
water as soon as it gets cold ; there is
often a copious sediment of brickdust.
.Several causes may lead up to an
accumulation of uric acid in the systtnn,
which, in turn, causes rheumatism or
gout, or creaky jointe, or swollen lingers,
or painful joints. For one reason the
skin does not throw off the uric acid, by
profuse sweating, as in the hot weather,
and the kidneys are unable to take care
of the double burden. Another reason
His Occupation.
■‘Wliat is that man dniii::'.'" asi.ed
I tlie cust.illier. he -aw tlli- cluck’liak-
 r s :'--i-taiit paiii'iiii: 'he hour- on a
' cliM'k ra‘e.
i “(di.” repli.-d the ti'i,-;. r. ■ i- -im
I pi>■ taakitiL' ; ime."
is that people do not drink as much
water in cold weather as in summer,
which helps to flush ttie kidneys, .\gain,
they eat more meat in cold weather, and
stime people are so susceptible that they
soon develop rheumatism after eating
meat.
.\t all such times persons should drink
copiously of hot water, say, a pmt
morning and night, and take Anuric
three or four times a day. This .\n-
uric romes in tablet form and can be
had at almost any drug store. It dis
solves the uric acid in the system
and carries it outward, f would advise
everyone to take .\nuric occasionally,
and continue lV>r thiee or four weeks,
and in that way avoid rheuuiatism. gout
and many of the paintnl disorders duo
to uric acid. .\dv.
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Their Practice.
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