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THE NEWS AND OBSERVE!. WEDNESDAY-MORNING, JANUARY 14, 1914. Tt4M Uf.iiW rTT., CM4Vi. . I luai Wdvp - ruiiuwi l.ai m- " quake and Eruptions0 l. SOUTHERN "JAPAN CUT OFF TrohTAirCommunicanon and Hastening: Supplies To Ka goshima--Ashes Six Inches Deep Fall in Seaport. I Kir' Bi AnerdUd tl f Tokio. Japan, Jan. li A hhIh! Lwave added Its terrors to earthquakes 7 and volcanic eruption' which struck Kagoshlmn, In Southern Japan, v yeeterday, according to offlcla) advices today. . It Is believed hero that the Kagos- Mmt disaster will prove to bp one of the most serious In Julian'" history. . The lfts of life and property Inoreas- y with fuller news from the scene. ' The full extent of the disaster could , not be ascertained today as all com : munlcation was cut off from the .stricken district south of , Kuma moto. SO miles north of Kngoshlmii. Ashe to the depth of l Inches have fallen In the seaport of Mlyax akl on the east ef Kiushlu. A pwtol employee who fled from Kagoahtma f states that the big pnstol building there collapsed and that a great num ber of residences were ruined, kill- , ing many people, and animals. Navy and army departments are . hastening succor and supplies to Kag- ' oshima. , Silent For a Century. riakura-Jlma ha liven quiescent for J mors than a century, although It rears 7 Its eratered peak In a veritable land vf volcanoes. Directly to the south f of it. on one of the three lower tops iif Japan stands Klrtshima-Yama and 'Khlratosan. Both are active and from ; FIVE MINUTE ''CURE" r IF STOMACH IS BAD 'he lpe! - Diapcpwln" irarhct woma4 aH Indlgmthm.-ttae and Bourne disappear. Vuu don't want a slow remedy when your stomach Is bad or an uncertain aoh Is too valuable; you mustn't Iri- .... Jure It with drastic drugs. Tape's Dlapepsln Is note1 fur its speed in giving relief: its harm lean ness; Its certain unfailing action In regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs. Its millions of core in indigestion, dyspepsia, gaxtrltls nnd other stomach 'tetHl4e rt nil-4V famous the world over. -- j Kefp the perfect-stomach doctor In your home keep it" hand) get a 4rg fifty cent casa from- any drug --store amr then If -anynne-should eat something which doesn't agree 1 with 1 them; If what they eat lays like. lead, fsrment and sours and forms gas; causes headache.- dizziness and nau sea: eructations of arid and undlgpst ed food remember as soon as I'ape's Dlaprjisin comes In contuct with the stomach ail such distress vanishes. Its promptness, certainty and ease In overcoming the worst stomach disor ders Is a revelation to those who try It. exact center of a small round island We Are Going Jo Sell Some Coals Popular Winter Coats to Be Closed Out 1 at Cut Prices We say that we are going to sell 9Qme Coats,' because we are. going to put the price down to that point. When we announced our Suit Sale with -the. several hundred on hand, some thought that we never would sell them. Those same people should see our racks' now. You can scarcely look around oh the street without seeing a Coat Suit that came from this store. A FEW COAT SUITS We propose to do the same respecting the sale of Coats. We have quite a few of these, but don't stand back for that reason. The Fashion will sell out in a day or so7 " Your size may be in ourlot of Suits, and if so, a bar gain js waiting to be sent out to your house. ' It Will Be Worth Looking Into. Important to all Women - Readers of this Paper thousands upon t fionsands of wonts en have "kidney or bladder trouble and never suspect It. Women's complaints often jprove to be nothing else hut kidney trouble, or the nnult of kidney or bladder illRf-Mjm. P If the I he kidneys are not In a .healthy condmn,vtt'y maycause the other nan to become diseased, ' You may en ffer V great deit with pain In the back. bearing-down feel ing headache and loss of ambition. t"foiir-heltlr make you- nervous, Jr rltable - stud- Hut hundreds or women Claim tnai I Dr.iaimrrWatnD JUnL py remor-l 11.... ik ItiTnutB r.r.'.v,. tf. 1 y"""" iwh ewwdtslaHe A good kidney medicine, posseearng real healing and curative value, should le a blessing to thoueands of nervous, over-worked women. s Many send for a sample bottle to sw what Swamp-Root, the) great Kid ney, Liver and Bladder Remedy will do for them. Every reader of this paper, who has not already tried It by enclosing ten cents to lr. Kilmer & Cn:, Itln ghamton, N. Y-may recelva sample else bottle by J'arcela Post. You can purchase the regular fifty cent and one-dollar else bottles at all drug stores. the former, in Hii. came a tremen dous and destructive outburst. Sakura-JIma occupies almost the In the Gulf of kagoshlma, and di rectly In front of the-City of Oago shima, capital of the Province of Bat auma. it la 4.000 feet high and before the present eruption had two craters. The island had a permanent popula tion of probably 25.000. 8akura-Jlma had Ita last general eruption In 177 and while accurate information as to the suffering and damage which It Inflicted ts not avail- Lalile, the occasion so Impressed Itself 1141011 the people that the eruption was commemorated by a monthly festival. The city Is In the center of a large potery and porcelain industry w hich employs thousands of both sex es. The heavy ash fall extendi far to the north and has enveloped the Im portant cities of Nagasaki, Kumamoto and many small cities. Of these Nagasaki alone nan a considerable foreign population. There are about 200 Kuropeaiis and Americana in Nagasaki, with British In (he largest number. They have ample opportu nity to escape. The great naval base at naseDo ts within less thsn a day's steaming off tntFttrtcVw diMrti-"tf thia4mtr alty officials announce that everyr available" vessel will ba carried, to the scene. ......feMK.,,..,. ,.r..f ...y...... M DraUi List Rune Into Thoujutiida. Naekl, Japan.-' Jan. 11 Reports here today were that the death list around Kagashlma will run Into the thousands. Kagoshlma, wnlch is almost cora- Vtotely. burled, tiwalft.rtJc sJih. and stones, had a population of 60.000 at the I net census. The population of the adjoining Island of Hakurs, the center of the disturbance Is given as 16.000. On this Island hundreds are reported to have perished beneath the streams of lava from the volcano of Sukura-Jima. Many more were un doubtedly drowned while attempting to escape, lectors -have -started - the scene which is difficult to reach because railroad communication ts Impeded by ashea and the tracks have been dlslor ated-ty earthquake, " The " violence or thej eruptloni" of i.'akura-Jlma Is so great that showers of dust fell here today. The distance between Nagasaki and Hakura If about Rinty lki-.-- -. ..' A refugee who arrived here today Irom Kagoshlma gave the following account of the dlaaster: "The eruption started suddenly with rnlumns of thick black smoke and flame from the crater of Kakura-Jina. Hundreds of the Inhabitants of the small Island rushed to the beach and r leaped on board Jungs and steamers which carried them across three miles of water to Kagoshlma, anhea, stones and particles of white hot fav falling all the while on the decks. -ThenorTor waa Increased by the shaking f uwl by -incessant earth quakea. Mora than 160 earthquake hocks were recorded before night fan. , ; , " - "People fled along the highway writ and North of the city. They had abenrttmi.d everything. Soon they were eu fferlng from Uca of JoodJMjd drink. -v When 1 left Kagoshlma the Voice no resembled en . enormous set-piece of fireworks, glowing from the foot of the mountain to the summit. Dur- ,,(,. --' ' -,w . ,l . .h. at Are tal ' u . - - i ff iiahiu railway one i nynnrn iwiitt'it the foot of the Volcano were nunni In lava, yeeterday. THE DAY IN CONGRESS (B, u mwilta rsal Washington. Jan. 11. SENATE: ' Met at noon. ' 'r President Wlleon'g nominatlotL of John Hkslton Wllltame for Comptroller of the Currency and member of the Federal Resenra Board waa received. Debate on the Alaska railroad bill was resumed. For lack of a quorum the Judiciary committee postponed consideration of the Glass and Lee Senatorial case. Considered nominations in execu tive session. Adjourned at 4. SO a, m. to noon Wednesday. "HUV8E: - Met at noon. Mayor Mltchel. of New Tork. asked the Rivexs and Harbors committee to appropriate for the Improvement of New York harbor. Rules committee meeting called for Saturday ' to consider Congressional investigation of. strikes la Michigan and Colorado. Judiciary committee arranged to confer tomorrow with President. Wil son the administration's trust legisla tion program. ' Federal appropriation of 126.000.000 for good roads proposed by Represen tative Moon, of Tennessee. ' " Commej-ce committee arranged for a hearing on railroad safety appliances Thursday. . Representative Kelly, Progressive, of Pennsylvania, Introduced a bill to prohibit employer Influencing" their Further committee action on the IFollette Heaman'a bill deferred nn- tinarrthir'mmTthr"''--''"'"".. special rule, to prevent reform clauses 1 n i h a Poetal A p pro p Hat Ion bill being ruled out n point f 'erdeft - Passed Joint resolution for commis sion on plan for national aid to voca tional education. Adjourned aC 0 P- m. to noon Wednesday. UIMJAM WAJLSTON. An Old and K teemed Paaqootank Claten Passes Away. Kllsabeth City, Jan. II.---William Walston. one. of the eldest and most highly j esteemed citlsena of Pasquo- lana coumy. oiea inia morning at nis home in the Newbegun Creek section, at the age of years. He la sur vived by a widow and by eight sons and two daughters. The sons are: Messrs. 3." B. -Wahrton,- thrrant-Wa!-ston, A. B. Walston. Old Walston. Tom Walston. Eddie Walston and Crawley Walston, of this county, and William AValatoji. of Panama. The daugh ters are. Mrs. W. K. Itaper and Mrs. W11IIS Harrison. He waa an old Confederate sol dier who served throughout the War Between the dates .and made a rec ord for bravery. He waa a Mason and was prominent In that order. He was noted for his hospitality and in tils younger days hia home waa the scene of many a festive occasion in which the yeung people gathered for miles around. The funeral services will take place Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from Newbegun Methodist church and will h conducted by Rev. V. A. Roy all. The Interment wtll take place In the burying ground at Newbegun Creek church. SHE GAVE UP ALL HER WORK On Account of Her Weakness, Bat Ccxdui, th Womu'i Tann ic, Broufht Back Strength. Uummlt, Vs. Mrs. Leonora Walker, of this place, has the. following to say regarding her experience with Cardul, the woman's tonic. ''Before' I" began to take Cardul, I Buffered with wom anly troubles, and, also, with what I thought was wtomach trouble, I was so weak, I had to give up all my housework; and owuld not do any of the cooking. . "1 eommeneed taking Cardul, the 1 woman's tonic, and after the third day 1 began to feel better. Have now used Iva bottles, and am wejl, and. can do all of my housework and cooking by myself. In fact, f feel like a new woman. I shall be only too glad to do any thing I can, to help praise the Cardul Home Treatment, for it la so good for suffering; women. I shall never be ithout It" For over half a century, Cardul has been helping to build weak, nsrvous, tlred-out women, back to strength and heatthv It goes to the teat of the trouble and builds up Womanly strength where It Is most needed. Cardul may be the vary medijcjne your t system has long been-heeding. GeV JC bottle from your druggist to day. It cannot harm you, and should surely do tor you what It hat done for so many thousands of other. N. B. Writ? tot todies Advisory Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn., for "pedal 'in structions, and 4-page book, "Home Treatment for Worna.; jejot in. plain Stop Stomnch JbVbrdcoJJovv And Um Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab leU to That Ton Can Digest. Each Meal Quickly and at 7 the Same Time Renew -Your Digestive. ' . Strength. --. Learn once aratn how to smile and laugh, and atop this grouchy moodl- Thla condition arises from a faulty dlgestion-and cannot be ra- yrm 1 tigg V T I Am a New bm u.mv a.wn ly prpMia Tablets Oave Mo a Mew , Htoolach and ApM'tltc." If 'the stomach la overworked, Its muscles become tired and gradually grow weaker and weaker, until they are unable to take care, of the food properly. The glands fall 4o provide the Juices necessary to digest the food. Oases form and cause all sorts of pain, misery and wretchedness, as wejl as extreme danger to the heart. It Is then that the stomach calls for help. Ordinarily medicines are Im possible. They not only fall to hejp the stomach but Injure the entire sys tem. Medical men have studied the stomach and have discovered that the digestive, juice -consist largely of pep sin and nitrogenous ferments. What, then, would be more natural than to supply these properties artificially when the stomach la unable to. pro duce them. , . ti-i That is the object of Stuart's Dys pepsia Tableta These powerful little agents relieve the stomach f its bur den, thereby giving it an opportunity to regain its normal strength. They tone up, strengthen and revitalize the secretary glands, mucous membranes, absorbing glands and muscular walls. They restore to the stomach Its lost powers -ot.-iileit Ion -au. lhii.L -it. .can S gm dema worlr-wtthmit-nssif'tanre; They contain, In-a concentrated form, every elem(jntMcesgary"" to "dTg'eit'all sorfct l-id;--wht'her arcloV'oY alka-" n 1f yon experience--an oppressive- feeling Just Insldo, the lower end of your breast bone and extending upr ward towards your heart, do not hesi tate an instant. Get Btuart's Dyspep sia Tablets from the nearest druggist at 1 tmce- itd take one. In a few mtn- utes the pain will leave you and you will feel better. Take a tablet after each meal for several days and your stomach will once, more perform Its duties. All druggist sell them at 80c a box. . A. H. PLANT STILL E Rate Commission Spends An other Day On First Witness Controller Declares Increase of Wages Has Been More Than Four Millions in Four Years. When the second day of the hear ing before the Freight Rate Commis sion adjourned yesterday afternoon In the Senate chamber. Controller A. H. Plant, of the Southern Railway, was still on the stand giving testimony. The ' commission adjourned at 4 o'clock to sllow Col. A. A; Thomp son to attend an important meet ing which had been set long before the commission met or wan formed. President W. L. Potest, of Wake For est, took advantage of the first pause In the dead calm and went home to manage the boys a spell. The com mission will resume work this morn ing at 10 o'clock. Coi, A. P. Thorn, general roun- BeTTor the SouThern, conSucte'd' the examination . yesterday. When ad journment was taken Monday. Mr. Plant was contrasting the Minnesota act. w 1th the. -Katth C n-l'.n a. an d h ad developed enough of his testimony to make certain that he would make his final conclusion f hVs'V '"That' the North Carolina rates now are lower than Minnesota's lntra-stata rates, a west ern Jaw aftsr which NothCarolnajj ia avoweoiy rasnionea. In the testimony It wss brought out that on lumber, a big haul in this State, the ratea are about twice as low aa they are in Minnesota and that much freight "whtch jnoves im-nne classification In North Carolina, ; troes as a different one In Minnesota. This results in a Minnesota firet-rlass freight moving more cheaply than North Carolina's third class, for In stance, and often these commodities are listed that way. That phase of the two acts .was much considered, but the most inter' eating feature of Mr. Plant's testimony waa his computation of "losses based upon a reconstruction bf . tariffs for one month and the estimate Is $!, 100. That would result in a loss of North-Carolina revenues amounting tor apprwttmatety-xwKOOo a year, Im-rcase In Wagm. Mr. Plant closed his testimony for me day with. some figures on the ln- oreasa In wages. Since IS 10 he said the raise In wage granted employees of the Southern hmxtnimountearto 14,000. 000 and more, of this amount he eald the employees who draw .their pay In the' State of 'North Carolina bad received I7&0.000. - This mak North Carolina share in nearly 1 per cent of the increased wages on the Southern system . It can" be accounted for easily be cause the Southern has 'Its greatest shops In' North Carolina, ths whole town of Ppencer being, practically a growth of the Southern. The con troller la making the point that the Southern canniajtand juch,. .Wsa-aa the Justice; act will make necessary in tne light of the increase In wages. It is expected that the testimony of Mr. Plant will end today and that Traffic Manager L. Oreen will follow him., It ts now fairly certain that the hearing will occupy the whole of ' .There's 1 somethinf . aotng, at tThe Onlll h.n ' AA. m S LASHES THE COAST I From New York to New Found- land Through New England NORTH EASTERN PORTION Of Imited StatesiSlurm--Swept, HWiy-wr Orrfpy m UrSUTSSn Fiears of Heavy Loss of Life are .Entertained. ! Boston, Mass., Jan. lS.-r-Laahing the Atlantic coast from New York to New England a bllsxard of tre mendous fury swept through New England and the Northwestern part of the United ftatea: today. In Its wake came reports of ships In distress that led to fears of -a-heavy loss of life, ; Distress signals were received from two schooners anchored off Cape Cod. Along the shore was a wrecked long boat beyond reach, , bat . no sign of life on board. The schooner John Paul, ISO tons, sank in Nantucket Sound early today while being towed to the revenue cutter Acushnet. The crew of six men had abandoned the ship and nothing Is known as to their fate. The schooner Ufeta was anchored In Nantucket Sound last night with distress signals flying, had disappear; ed this morning. I Crafts were.-badly battered in- the vicinity of Woods Hole, Mass., and many calls for assistance were sent out by skippers. The steamer Hartford, of the Hart ford and New York Transportation Line went aground this morning In the Connecticut river. The lumber schooned Thomas Wins. more,' "which' went s round yesterday near Sandy Hook was floated this morning apparently undamaged.- DEATHH.IJf TUB WEATHKR Terrible) Suffering- In New York State andC!ty. KohuIIh From Downward Pluiure of TsapenUux.r.."; . New York. Jan. 1. With the mer- cuit" stwndtnir- at hree-degreee below wro earhr toniimr thlf frtty lay In the jKiv-ateUpiieJlUyfe ?ynty. rae.ly .la experienced . I-e" than a aosen times in tne rony-tnree years of the local weather bureau has the thermometer regiateeed t tentperalufe so long. Notwithstanding this down ward plunge of the mercury, which caused three deaths from exposure to- flhy;2rHr waa -'tit 'imf-''TgtrP'.-of' the State, reports from the country district's m Northern New York show ing a drop in the temperature run ning 47 degrees below. A wind that at times blew 75 miles ail hour added to the suffering: The unemployed were driven to shelter, managers of missions and municipal lodging houses reporting - many men out of work. The city., aiming to re lieve these -person,- began -turning a recreation pier and charities depart ment boats Into lodgings while the board of aldermen adopted a resolu Hon favoring a civic employment agency. Cold eDaUi Grip for Chauffeur. Frank K. Berry, a chauffeur, died from exposure after sitting two hours in nis automohiie In front of Carnegie Man. Henry Keefer. laborer, and Walter A. Haag, grocer's boy. were overcome In hallways and died. Ber nard Arnow, a contractor was blown In front of a car and seriously Inlured. Several persons were removed to hos pitals suffering from exposue. weather and wind affected the har bor and river shipping. The Tug New Jwrt went, adrift off the May Ridge shore when trer engines became "dead." rr crew was rem ued. 'z: Belief Fxpertcd Today, Washington. Jn. 18. The season's first visit of old-fashioned winter to day promises to be short-lived. In the West sn "area" was pressing for room and when It began to n-mre Eastward it waa expected to displace the -colder air Below jero weather from 24 degrees at Nprthfleld, Ver mont, upward throughout the New Kngland, Middle Atlantic, and Lower lke States, was reported to the Weather Bureau here tonight. "Relief by tomorrow was promises In the Southern - Bastern Statoa and by Thursday It was said the "warming up' from the eWst will have reached New Kngland, - Boston Draws Coldest Arctic Breath. Boston. Jan. U. A breath from the Arctic which followed the '.. Lawrence storm of yesterday brought to New England today the lowpt FUiU BUZZARD To Out Friends Everywhere ; Just a (ew lines to gin at nine o'clock Monday. January IQthr We have prepared an almost innumerable lot of good things for this sale and we want you to come to Goldsboro to take advantage of the opportunity to buy seasonable merchandise of the best grades at considerable less than its true value. ' We dp not make extravagant statements. We have prepared i small folder describing many of the White Sale .offerings which wt will gladly -send upon request v- , , :' '- ' . : ..-.' . . N . t . -.. i.r.f,.....,..; i - . '-C ' ') ' ""'-' .; ' . , ' ' ' ' ' -. "' ,! Watch Caret ully Start Them Off Right With Good Laxative and Then Watch Their Food. Mothers are often ' unconsciously very carol ess about the diet of their children,- forcing all to eat the same tuoda. Ths fact Is that all foods do inn" "wmr uiirerem pei sona Hence, avoid what Seems to constioiile Ifie child of id VTVa lt ltltl :ftork,,anditfJlUPj what is auioklv dt?eNted. given a mUd laxative to help the bow- als. By this ts not meant a physio or purgative, for 'these should never bt given to children, nor anything like sells, pills, etc. What the child re quires Is simply a small doe of the gentleet of medicines, such as Dr. Caldwell's 8yrup Pepsin, which. In the opinion of thousands of watchful mothers. Is the Ideal remedy for any child showing a tendency to constipation.- 60 many things can hap pen to a constipated child that care ts necessary. Colds, pile, headaches, sleeplessness, and many other annoy ances that children should not have can usually be traced to constipation. Many ot America's foremost fami lies are never without Syrup Pepsin, because one can never tell when some member of the family may need It. and all can use It Thousands endorse It, among them Mrs. M.-1S. Patten, Val ley Junction, Iowa, who la never with out it In the house." Mrs Patten aayt that Syrup Opsin has done wonders temperature in three years. In Boston the mercury reached six below zi-ro. Detroit. Mich., Jan. 11. This sec tion experienced today the coldest weather of the year, locally the mer cury reached five? degrees above xero. Columbus. Ohio. Jan. II. Ths therometer reached Its lowest point for two years here early today whne seven degrees above xero was regis tered. The man who tries to buy popu larity gets stung. LOSS OF HAIR IS ACCEPTED AS THE FIR Although frequently accepted as such,, thin, wispy hair idofa not nec.. essarlly Indicate approachiug old age. Instead It Is more often traceable (o the hair destroying effect of dandruff and hence becomes a matter of mere personal neglect. Incipient loss of hair, with Its ulti mate chronic for, ts not considered by the majority of people wjth suffi cient seriousness. Both are looked upon as inevitable, when us a matter of fact, there la no- more. need, of los ing one's hair, or having thin, scraggy locks at sixty than there is at aixteen. Proper and Intelligent care of the hair is alT there Is lb It.' ' To combat dandruff contagion, loss of hair and Itching scalp, Herplclde is the logical preparatlen to use: . Thousands of people are using New bro's Herplclde with Infinite satisfac tion for the troubles incident to loss of hair. To acquire light fluffy and beauti ful hair hair that has that natural I HERETO STAY WE NEVER USE THE KNIFE , A -VISIT WILL TF.IX IF Or CAN BB Cl'REl Many iittlents hare been sila Itiformeil about tlielr condition, or through iinsneoe'irtiil trestmrnt bare become kep tlcal and think there In no cure lof them. I want an opportunity to treat snob raaea an I will srrent. psy for my service) ss "!ren are deTtven. ' 1 advise you that our 1914 White Sale will be- H. WEIL ti BROS Goldsboi'Ojj IJ. G. theCmidTDiet ; " ; . : t - I ; I t. . .:...-.... ' S M II. II. J RALPH M. PATTEN for her boy Ralph, who waa consti pated from birth but la now doing fine. Naturally ' she. Is enthusiastic about It and wants other mothers to use It. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup FepsJn la sold by druggist at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, the Utter sixe be ing bought by those who already know its rvalue, and It contains proportion-, aely more.- Everyone like Ryrup Pepsin as It ts very pleasant to the taste. It Is also mild and non-griptng and free from Injurious Ingredient a Families wishing to try a free sam ple bottle caq obtain It postpaid by addressing Dr. W. a Caldwell. 41 Washington St., Montlcello, I1L A postal card with your name, and ad dress on it will do. HOLD DISTRICT MEETING. (Sswrtai u The Km an ntwwr.) Elisabeth City. Jan IS. A district convention of Odd Fellows will be held January J J with Holly Grove. Lodpe ot Odd Fellows at Savage. . . The first business meeting will be called at 1J o'clock Thursday mora ins and business will last through the day. At night degree work will be tfi.ne ard the unwritten work ei empllrted. Sfcvvml Important mat- -ters pertaining to the future growth of Odd Fellowship will be dlsouaeed. sheen and lustra, which are such an aid tp feipinlne.gpod look, HerpJcJdjS, ,, is strongly recommended. Acknowledged as the leading scalp prophylactic and dandruff eradlcator. Herplclde produces the most satisfy- ' lng results when used Intelligently and persistently. The odor of Herplclde Is delightful to all. Your dealer knows the merit of this wonderful scalp prophylactic and wtll guarantee it tq do as claimed or -return your -money. . Il ia sold ay, . erywhere In 60-cent and 11.00 else bottles. Applications may be obtained at the "better barber shops and hair dressing -parlors. 1 The Herplclde Co... Dept. B., Detroit. Mich., will send a trial bottle of Her plclde and booklet telling all about the hair to any address upori receipt of ten cents In postage or silver, to cover the cost of parking and mail ing. For sale at all drug and depart, ment stores. i "9H" Cures Blood Pol-soa-Hie lmp:oYed "605" I use the newest and latest treatment for Blood Poison and Skin Diseases. Professor Ehr llck's (of Germany) NEOSAL VARSAN or "1414," the Improv ed. and all other latest cures recognised by the medical pro fesslon. NEOSAIA'ARSAN and these Improved remedies are ab soliilely safe and harmless and can be admlnlatered In the office painlessly and with absolutely no 111 effects whatever or deten tion from business. This treat ment is a recognised cure for this dreadful disease. Hours: to p. m. Sunday CEOAil-nieiCAH "DOCTORS' 14 1-1 E. Morgan Sc 3 1: mi . : - i. wrapper, on request
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