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EL PASO HERALD
1 Bedtime Story For The Little Ones I; SCHOOL DA YS
Coprrieht mi by
McClnlr Newspaper Syndicate
1 JTHEN Uncle V iggily Longears. the
"i nice bunny rabbit gentleman. s
going along through the woods one
day looking Tor an adventure all of
a sudden as he passed a fence post
with a hole In it he heard a voice
saying:
"But my dear Jollie. I can't get it
for you. I have to stay here and take
care of you until daddy cornea home.
I can't go."
"But I want It! I want It!" went
on another voice "I want it awful
muchly:"
"Oh Jollie. that isn't a nice way to
talk." said the first voice.
Uncle Wiggily twinkled his pink
nose and he listened with all bis ears.
"This sounds like trouble" he said
and perhaps I can help. Is that you
n here Jollie Long-tall?" he called
out loud. "And is that you Mrs.
longtaiir
"Yes" wa" the answer and a sad-
looking mouse lady popped her head
out of the hole in the fence post and
'ooKed at uncle w igguy. sne was
UNCLE WIGGILY AND NOAH'S ARK.
By HOWAHD R. GARIS
By DWIG
"Yon see we just moved into our
fence post bungalow lor the sum-
mer." "I see." said Uncle Wiggily. "Well
Til go get Jollie the toy."
"And please have lots of animals
in it!" begged Jollie "I want lion
and tigers and elephants and camels
and monkeys an4 batxjonR -ind horse
and cows and and oh. lots of
'em!" he added. "Not real of course."
he said "but wooden ones."
"I'll get them all In the Noah's
ark." said Uncle Wiggily.
So hopping along on his red white
and blue striped barber pole rheuma
tism crutch the bunny uncle went to
the toy store and bought a line big
Noah's ark. and In it were all the ani
mals of which you could ever think.
Jollie will nice this." thoufirnt
Uncle Wiggily to himself aa he
hooped along: with the Noah's ark
under his paw. He had not gone very
far before all of a sudden the cover
of the ark popped open a little bit
and out dropped one of the wooden
lions.
"Oh. ho! Z must stop and nick him
up!" thought the bunny. "It would
the mother of Jollie and Jillle the .never do to leave the lion out of Jol
r.'ce mouse boy and girl of whom I
ua e told ou some stories.
"What Is the matter Mrs. Ixmg-
ajl"" asked Uncle Wiggily. "You look
sar and Jollie. seems to be In trouble.
' 1 am sad" answered the mouse
-aily. "and Jotlie is in trouble. He is
a little sick lodaj. and I had to keep
imni home from school. I have tried
h.m home from school. I have tried to
an-use him. I have tried to amuse
him. I have sat and told him stories
about vou. and about the animal chil-
dren from Sammie and Susie Little-
tai! to Woodie and Waddle the wood-
chuck boys. But still Jollie teases."
What does he want?" asked Uncle
"Wisely.
"Oh. I want a Noah's ark. and I
want it terrible bad" said Jollie him-
self. Fpeakinr out through the hole
in the fence post. He was lying on
ihf dried leaf couch in the sitting
-ooir.t and he could hear Upcle Wlg-
jrilv and speak to him through the
1 oic. which was a sort of door. "I
vait a Noah's ark terrible bad." said
Jollie pettish like and fretful.
oh( I only know where there are
pood Noah's arks not terrible bad
on? saio tne bunny again twlnk-
Imsr his pink nose.
"Oh I mean I want a Noah's ark
cry much'"' said Jollie speaking
mo:e correctly. "Oh. if I could only
have one!"
"I'll po get you one.'" spoke Mr.
L.on ffearp.
"I'd po. only I have to stay In the
with him." said the mouse lady.
I Sfp - Damon 'ana -&35s .
Ill UnDACPODU Si
II !
JW-w - Nrurfcfa givra' me 5
cju. itie -to tell me "that tfo
T a 9
Ho 3 aiS-A-t exaellr. -sen it mvad-f.
vn&i hin When Rne.c x.
5en an "Hack
tola
APPRECIATIVE WOMEN
Hon- often is the question asked.
re the testimonial letters published
j'i the advertisements of Lydia E.
Pirkham's Vegetable Compound gen-
uine and true" In answer to that
question we want to answer most
-nphatically yes; and it is gladness
f r health restored bv the use of
i.idia K- Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound after welts months and Kme-
t rnes j ears of suffering that has
prompted these women to write such
letters in order that other women who
suffer as they once did may profit by
Their experience. Adv.
lie's Noah's ark.
So Uncle Wiggily began looking
down among the long grass and dried
leaves for the Noah's ark toy. and.
all of a sudden along came the bad !
oia SKeezicKs.
"Ah ha! Now for some good souse
off his ears!" thought the Skeezicks
as he saw Cncle Wiggily stooping
over ana looking lor sometnine in
the crass. "Bat before T bite him."
said tbe Skeezicks. Til find' out what
he's lost. Maybe its something I can
eat." So he said to Uncle Wiggily:
"HI Mr. Longears! What are yon
looking for?"
"Ob how yon frightened me!" cried
tbe bonny suddenly looking up and
for the first time seeing the Skeez-
icks. "What are you looking for? asked
tbe Skeezicks most impolitely.
"Why. I am looklne for the bis red
lion." was the answer. "He's here
somewhere and "
"Oh. a red Hon! Oh my! Excuse
me! T didn't Vnow anv linna wer
around here." cried the Skeezicks.
and away he ran. "I'm afraid of
lions. I am!" he said. "But if it
hadn't been for him rd have bitten
a lot of souse off your ears.
"Well." said Uncle Wiggily. as the
Skeezicks ran away leaving the
bunny safe. "Ton needn't have been
afraid of this lion. "Tou needn't have
been afraid of this lion for he 1?
only wood. But maybe it's a good
thing you dldn t know that or you j
mignt not nave oeen mgntenea.
Then he picked up the wooden lion
put him bark in Noah's ark and took
it to Jollle house. And the little
mouse nov was roon all well Am'
if onr kitten doesn't get all tangled up
In a spool of thread so It looks like
a sewing bee and stings the dsrmng
naodle in the eve. 111 tell yon nevt
about Uncle Wiggily and the thrift
stamps. Copyright 1S18 by McClure
Newspaper Syndicate.
Onr Government wants you to store
coal early do Jt now.
Hid Bros. (Inc.) Phone St. Adv.
Lawn mowers ground and sharpened
6y experts. Allen Arms A Cycle Co.
Abcess Teeth
Showing how pot .Ton an
abscess tooth gets to the blood
stream causing the numerous
blood diseases rheumatism etc-
etc Medicine decrees the fall
of your familiar "corner den-
tist.'' You dost see him any
store in the big city e imply
beet use of tie discovery of
what this dead tooth can do to
the body. It is more dangerous
than all diseases pot together
The famous Dr. Osier in an-
swer to the question "What i
sure daagerauBs than whisky"
answered 'Tbe Dead Tooth."
This tooth is now promptly
extracted by your Medical Specialist your dentist then replaces it.
Dr. Williams can offer yon the services of both tbe iL D. and D. D. S
degreeK representing seven years study upon the teeth and surrounding
organs and tissues. He is an expert in extracting. No dentist in any large
city does his own extracting. It k cheaper safer quicker and with less
pain to have an experienced specialist do K. The charges are the same
as your regular dentists either upper or lower. Absolutely painless of
course.
J. Hod Williams M. D. D.D.S.
Specializing In New Sptlan Dentittry
We are locate fat the etdeat three story bnBdins In EI Pxo The Old
Fin! National Bask BatlMng. now the American Bank Ride Or. El
Pas ad 5a Aatoalo St Rntrnnce on CI Faao SU directly acros from
the Entrance te Hotel Paso Bel Xortr. M-iVi So. d Pas St. Pkoae SSt.
Will Nuxated Iron Help Make
. New Age of Healthier Women
and Stronger Sturdier Men?
Citv Phvsicians Sav That By Enriching the Blood and Creating Thousands of New
Red Blood Cells It Increases the Strength and Endurance of Delieate Nervous
Run-Do wn Polks in Two Weeks' Time in Many Instances.
Opinions Of Dr. James PraneU Sullivan. Formerly rby.iemn of Brilevne HMpMal (OaMoor Beft. XewYoek awl
the We.tehemter County Heapltal. Dr. FenHnand King. New York Physician and HedlesI An! her nsnn K.
Kerr. Former Health CommUnlooer. City of Chicago and ethen.
j Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Cleansing Creams
THE complexion needs different
kinds of treatment according to
climate and season. Women In cold
dry climates need nourishing cold
creams to keep the skin soft. Women
In soft damp climates need very lit-
tle cream. Cold cream Is not espe-
cially needed in summer except to re-
move or prevent sunburn.
The best general cream for summer
Is a cleansing cream If tbe skin is
inclined to be larsre oored and mndAv
The summertime lemon cream I gave
awhile ago is the ideal hot weather
cosmetic but for blackheads for
muddy skins and as a general mas-
sage a cleansing cream answers very
well.
Tbe chief difference
strictly cleansing cream and an or-
dinary cream is that the cleanser
between
Hair Often Ruined
By Washing With Soap
Soap should be used very carefully.
If you want to keep your hair look-
ing Its best Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali
This dries the scalp makes the hair
brittle and rains it
The best thing for steady use is Just
ordinary mulsifted cocoanut oil (which
Is pure and greaseless). and Is better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use.
One or two teaspeonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Sim-
ply moisten the hair with water and
rub t in. It makes an abundance
of rich creamy lather which rinses
out easily removing every particle of
dust. dirt dandruff and excessive oiL
The hair dries quickly and evenly
and It leave the scalp soft and the
hair fine and silky bright lustrous
fluffy and easy to manage.
Ton can get mulsifted cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy. It's very cheap and
a few ounces will supply every mem-
ber ot the family for months. Adv.
contains more oil and little wax or
spermaceti hence it is soft easily
penetrates the skin mixes with the
dirt and can be wiped off without
any trouble. Here's my formula:
White wax 1 ounce
Spermaceti 1 ounce
Almond oil ounce
White mineral oil ounces
Rose water li ounces
Borax J grains
Oil bitter almonds 15 drops
This last item is to nerfume It. but
any other perfumed oil may be sub-
stituted if desired. Personally I love
the pungent odor of the bitter al-
monds. The borax makes the cream
a lovely white and Is slightly astrin-
gent: the white mineral oil Is only
to soften the skin; tbe almond oil is
very nourishing and refreshing.
The wax and spermaceti are mostly
as a base to give body to the cream:
they help blend the oils snd the rose
water and the whole makes a soft
creamy white mass. There is noth-
ing in this to grow hairs.
Questlona and Answers.
Ethel J. Tou should weiah around
115 to ISO pounds. Tour hair Is a me
dium brown with quite a bit of red
la the sunlight. Tour colors with
gray blue eyes are grays and blues
and 'gray blue a shade darker than
the eyes also flesh pinks and. espe
cially pina ana Dine in comotnation.
Tou can wear apricot very well pal
est yellows and most shades of green
Tea you can do your hair no. If It
looks well that way: you are quite
old enough. Dresses should be about
ten inches from the ground. Use
lemon juice as a bleach. Tea danc-
ing and any exercise like tennis
swimming and gym work will make
the calf of the leg shapely.
Pacifist Bound By Flag
And Is Rushed To Jail
Malvern. O- May It. After being
compelled to burn his books in tbe
public square. 8. H. Griffin a Pastor
Russell book solicitor was wrapped
In sn American flag by a crowd of
men and taken to Jail in an automobile.
CINCE the introduction of organic
iron. Nuxated Iron or "Fer Nux
ate." as the French call It. has
taken the country by storm. It Is
fnservatively estimated that over
three million people annually are tak-
ing it in this country alone. Most
astonishing results are reported from
Its use by both physicians and lay-
men. Dr. Ferdinand King a New Tork
Physician and Medical Author when
interviewed on this subject said:
"There can be no sturdy iron men
without Iron. Pallor means anaemia.
Anaemia means iron deficiency. The
skin of anaemic men and women is
pale: the flesh flabby. The muscles
lack tone: the brain fags and the
memory falls and often they become
weak nervous. Irritable despondent
and melancholy. When the iron goes
from the blood of women the roses
go from their cheeks.
"In the most common foods of
America the starches sugars table
syrups candles polished rice white
bread soda crackers biscuits maca-
roni spaghetti tapioca sago farina
determinated corn meal no longer Is
iron to be found. Refining processes
have removed the iron of Mother
Earth from these Improverished foods
snd .silly methods of home cookery
by throwing down the waste pipe the
water In which our vegetables are
cooked are responsible for another
grave Iron loss.
"Therefore you should supply the
iron deficiency in your food by using
some form of organic Iron. Just as
you would nse salt when your food
has not enougn salt.
Former Health Commissioner. Wm.
R. Kerr of the City of Chicago says:
I have taken Nuxated iron myseu
and experienced its health giving
strength building effect and In the
Interest of the public welfare. I feel it
my duty to make known the results
of Its use. I am wel past my three-
score years and want to say that I
believe my own great physical activity
is largely due today to my personal
use of Nuxated Iron. From my own
experience with Nuxated Iron I feel It
is such a valuable remedy that It
ought to be used in every hospital and
prescribed by every physician in this f
country." While former Health com-
missioner Kerr is not himself a pbysi-
clan still his experience In handling
public health problems must give his'
opinion more than ordinary weight j
Dr. A. J. Newman. Former Police
Surpeon of Chicago and former House j
Surgeon. Jefferson Park Hospital;
Chicago says: "It has been my part-1
ticular duty during the past six years;
to assist in keeping Chicago's five
thousand blue coats in good health ;
and perfect fighting trim so that theyi
would be physically equipped to .
withstand all manner of storms and
ravages of nature's elements. Re-
cently I was prompted to give it a
trial. This remedy has proven
through my own tests of it to excel
any preparation I have ever used fori
creating; rea aiooa ouuuuig; up tuc
nerves strengthening the muscles
and correcting dlseetlve disordera"
Dr. James Francis Sullivan former-
ly Physician of Bellevne Hospital. New
Tork. and the Westchester County
Hospital says: "In my talks to phy-
sicians I have strongly emphasized
the great necessity of their making
blood examinations of their weak
anaemic run-down patlenta Thou-
sands of persons go on suffering year
after year doctoring themselves fori
all kinds or ills wnen tne real ana
true cause underlying their condition
is simply a lack of sufficient iron In
the red blood corpuscles to enable na-
ture to transform the food they eat
into brawn muscle tissue and brain.
But beware of the old forms. of metal-
lic iron which frequently do more
harm than good.
"Notwithstanding all that has been
said and written on the subject by
well-known hpyslcians. thousands of
people still Insist in dosing themselves
with metallic Iron simply. I suppose
because It costs a few cents less. I
strongly sdvise readers In all cases
to get a physician's prescription for
organic Iron Nuxated Iron or If you
don't want to go to this trouble then
purchase only Nuxated Iron in Its
original packages and see that this
particular name (Nuxated Iron) ap-
pears on the package. If you havej
taken Dreoarationa such as Nnx and
Iron and other similar iron products 1
and failed to get results remember
that such oroducts are an entirely dif-
ferent thing from Nuxated Iron."
If people would only take Nuxated
Iron when they feel weak or run-
down instead of dosing themselves
with habit-forming drugs stimulants
and alcoholic beverages jr There are
probably thousands who might readily
build up their red blood corpuscles.
Increase their physical energy and-get
themselves into a condition to ward
off the millions of disease germs tha
are almost continually around us. U
is surprising how manv people suffe-
from iron deficiency and do not knotv
it.
Iron is absolutely necessary to en-
able your blood to change food Into
living tissue. Without it. no matter
how much or what you eat. your food
merely nasses through you without
doing you good. Tou don't get the
strength out of it. and as a conse-
quence you become weak pale and
sickly looking. Just like a plant try-
ing to grow In a soil deficient in lror
If you are not strong or well yoi
owe It to yourself to make the follow-
ing test: See how long you can work
or how far you can walk without be-
coming tired. Next take two flve-
graln tablets of ordinary nuxated Itot
three times per day after meals fo-
two weeks. Then test yoar strength
again and see bow much you have
gained. Numbers ot nervous run-
down people who were ailing all the
while have most astonishingly In-
creased 'heir strength and endurance
simply by taking iron in the proper
form. And this after they had In
some eases been going on for months
without getting benefit from any-
thing. JfANtTFACTtTBEBa NOT: Xmated
Iron which la prescribed and reeontmend-
d abova by physietaiia. ts not a sacrvt re-
medy but ona which ia wen known to
drmgsiats everywhere. Cnllk the oM-r
Inorsanle Iron products. It te easily a-
aimllated does not Injure toa teath. make
them black aor opeet the stonmseh. The
manufacturer goaraatea aaeeesarol ar4
entirely satisfactory results te avery w
ebaeer. or they will refund yar aonev.
It Is dtepeaaed thla city by Union Dmg
Co Inc.; Kelly & Pollard. S3 Paso Dml
Co.. I nr.. nt San Aatonls 81. aad ether
drusateta. Adv.
Conspicuous
nose pores
Jmeff io-ceduc&Jkem
Complexions otherwise Sswless are often
mined by conspicuous nose pores.
In such cases the small muscular fibres of the
nose have become weakened and do not keep
tbe pores dosed as they should be. Instead these
pores collect dirt clog up and become enlarged.
To reduce enlarged nose pores: wring a cloth
from very hot water lather it with Woodbury's
Facial Soap then hold it to your face. When heat
has expanded the pores rub in very gently a fresh
lather of Woodbury's. Repeat this hot water and
lather application several times stepping at once
if yr mtt fitls sensitive. Then finish by rubbing
the nose for thirty seconds with a lump of ice.
Notice the improvement the very first treat-
ment make a promise of what its steady use
will do.
Do not expect to change in a week however
a condiuoR resulting from years of neglect. But
use this treatment persitttr.tfy. It will gradually
reduce the enlarged pores until they are inconspicuous.
You will find a 25c cake of Woodbury's
Facial Soap sufficient fora month or six weeks of
this treatment and for general use for this
time. Get a cake today. For sale everywhere
throughout the United States and Canada.
Write today for a week's size cake
For sc we trill send you a trial size cake of
Woodbury's Facial Soap large enough to last
for a week of any Wcodbury treatment :ogether
with the booklet "A fikinYou Love to Touch"
which gives a list of skin troubles and the treat-
ment suited to each.
Or for I2c we will send the treatment book-
let and samples of Woodbury's Facial Soap
Facial Cream and Powder. Send today to The
Andrew Jergcna Co. 1559 Spring Grove Ave
Cincinnati Ohio.
Jfjss Bvt ia Ctxeid dJJrest The JxJrem Jergeti
Ct. Limited lherbreile St. Perth Osterk.
Friday May. 17 1D1S.
DURING the busiest hours of this
day Jupiter and Mercury are In
benefic aspect but later the Sun
Tonus and Uranus are all adverse.
It Is a rale favorable for big com
mercial transactions. Manufacturers
bankers aad directors of big business
should benefit. "
There Is. however a sign read
presaging efforts of secret enemies to
bring about a financial panic A plot
ot widest reach la foreseen by the
seers.
This is a most auspicious sway for
advertising which will gain greatly
during the last half of tbe year when
it will be utilised for new projects of
national Importance.
While thi. conamra.fi tion nrevaila. it
m most unfavorable for all who seek!
emnloymenL but especially for quests
by women.
Tne stars seem to give warning mat
women may lose government places
through inefficiency ass they come un
der a threatening planetary government.
Ixrre affairs are not weu directed
today. Deceit is believed to be en-
couraged when Oranaa Is In the as-
pect astrologers And today.
Some sort of trouble or contest over
high position under the government
is Indicated.
Uranus again gives warning ot
trouble concerning aviation. Acci-
dents delays and disappointments ap-
pear to be presaged by the stars.
Intarnal strife and dissatisfaction
are foreshadowed for Germany where '
an anrtsus of women seems to oe
probable.
There will continue to be much crit-
ic! am of war activities by congress
in which many stormy debates will
take place after the uncovering of
new enemy plots and frustrated plans
or tne goveranseai.
' Persons wheee birthdata It is may
have a troublesome year. They should
avoid new enterprises. Tonne women
should be especially circumspect.
Uftlidren oorn on this oay wui proo-
ably be restless and unsettled. These
subjects of Taurus are on the cusp
and partake of Gemini influence.
Copyright. ISIS by the JlcClure News-
paper Syndicate.
Yale Students At War
Taen Into Frats Today
New Haven Conn May is. Sev-
eral men absent on war service were
taken Into the Tale senior societies
at the annual "Tap Day" exercises on
the Tale campus today. The Scroll
and Key society was the only one of
tbe three societies to slap 15 can-
didates on the back indicating their
election from among the members of
the student body assembled on the
campus.
Skull and Bones and Wolf's Bead
societies have reserved some candi-
dates who will be picked later. Tbe
men away at war were of course not
elected In the time honored fashion
their selectlor : teing announced or
held for future announcement by the
societies.
As has been the custom In recent
years the "Tap Day" exercises were
not open to the public. I
Commencement Address
By a Sporting Editor
Hazleton. Kan.. May It Something
unusual in a bigh school commence-
ment Is scheduled for today at the
commencement exercises of the high
school. A sporting editor. Terraaee
Vincent of Wichita win. deliver the
commencement address.
Many Sebeet CUMrea are Stair.
Mothen who value their own cam fort and
the welfare of their children ahetild never
be without a box of Mother Qraya Sweat
Powders for Children for use thronsh-
oat the season. They Break up Colds.
Relieve Feverlshneaa. Constipation. Teeth-
ing Disorders lleadaebea and 8tomaeh
Trouble feed by mothers for JO years.
THESE POWDERS NEVER FAIT.. All
Drag Stores. :c Dot't accept anv sub-
stitute. Sample FREE. Address. Mother
Gray Co.. Le Roy. N. T- Adv
The New Mexico
Cottage Sanatorium
Far the TreafaBest of Taiereakw
Siber Cky Nevr Merjca
An established IttBtitutioe. Own
trarden. dairy lee plant and com-
plete laboratory. Wonderfully cool
aunrmer climate. No dust. No
mosquitoes. Write for booklet N-
HerakL Want Ads Pay
Nujol the only Remedy
to Help in Twenty Years
I Daily Novelette j
I THEY WOULD AND THKT
WOULD NOT.
(By author of: "Sweet Odors ot
Oxone;" "Hung to a Tree or The Wash
Out:" The Qiulting Bee and Knitting
Tea:" "A Sonnet to Silly Sally:" "Cool-
ly Dlngeranuss's Dark Deed or In the
Stilly Night;" "Silver-Shirt the Sar-
dine Scout;" The Boar Spider: "Ode
on Uzzie'a Lip;" "Under the Fink
Poke Bonnet:" "Crooa the Seas aad
Cross the T"s" and four others.)
BATTLESMOKH was on every side
Men were being sent to the front
from every direction.
Great shells were bursting here and
there every few minutes and the
scene was one ot slaughter and de-
struction. Standing behind a piece of forest
was a gallant regiment composed of
Irish soldiers. Fate of face but with
a sort of grim nervousness they held
their places ia tbe line while the col-
onel told them of the dangers tinned
"Men." he Raid In a lend voice. In
is minutes yeae do be aota over th'
top. Te are all sn the vane of wan
av the greatest battles in In all history
ana in- Dioofl will be alter nowln like
wather. Tese are an onM regiment.
Te are brave rafn. Now. I have Just
wan question to ask. Will ye bring
glory and honor to th' onld regiment
and fight like th' devils ye are or will
yese run fer yer lives and thus bring
name in aisgrace to it 7 Answer
what will ye doT"
Without the hesitation of a moment
the regiment howled back its answer.
we will.
The colonel was dazed for a moment
and then hollered again:
"Will ye run or will ye fight to the
last man?"
Again came the deafening reply:
"We win not."
"Aha." said the colonel as a wave
of pleasure ran over his face "Aha I
thought ye would."
BUCKSJIOT LEAGUE BUSY.
Beaver Pa. May It. "Warning to
the kaiser's friend: Keep your mouth
shut or you'll be next. By order of
Squad A. Buckshot league" This I
warning on a placard adorned an
image presumed to represent a nro-
Oerman that was suspended by s rope1
from a pole in front of tlie Bridge-
water postoffice.
Mr. A. L. Raplee writes tbe following strong rccoci-
rncacJatioa of Nujol after this effective remedy relieved
him from chronic constipation.
NUJOL LABORATORIES
STANDARD OiL CO (NeivJetxvJ
BAYONNB.N.J. .
Dear Sis:
I C2ot ipeak too highly of NisjoL I kid axud-
paden for twenty years tad Ntsjol wz tks flat remedy of
sM I Have used to beip.
Years truly
BfeSj Uuk A. L. fbnlee.
TvTUfOL w3I "relieve you of chronic coostipatxra u k did
Mr. Raplcc Itmakes no difference how long you have
suSered nor what remedies have failed to help you. Get the
necessary relief by the use of Nujol wKkh helped Mr. Raplee
when all other remedies were unsuccessfuL
Nujoi relieves in a gentle effective way .without griping oc
unpleasant reaction. It contains no drug; dees not artificially
stimulate; and so aids the bowels to act naturally and regularly.
Nujol is a safe remedy for the youngest child or the weakest
invalid. Thousands now use Nujol instead of harmful piBs
and salts. Try it yourself and be "regular as clockwork."
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS
There are no substitutes
there is only Nujol.
At erj drt 3trt. Send 54W. see! we wsK tWp f
t kit ibs to letdicri snd itifen aavwhsrc fSj
In bottles only. bearhHC the tst
trademark never In baH.
Write for free booklet. I
1 0l for constipation
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