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The Granbury News from Granbury, Texas • Page 6

The Granbury News from Granbury, Texas • Page 6

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THE nniClT.Y NEWS ROPOSED TO THE VSOMlVT TO JM elagx-bhaught a PKOPGHO AMENDMENT Tn TATE CONSTITUTION PRO' INO THE A Nt.1 FCTll AKn ALl Of NTO.CATlNQ tlQOOWS, Hbuse Joint Wtolut.n A roluron prcposir, t0 ronKllullon vf.tht State of Te' amending Artw le Section JO there trlKing out and tYeekly Health Tallts What Is tL Cause of Backache? ET DOCTOR CORNELL) Backache Is perhaps the most mm toon ailment from which women uf- lion aunttituting In nw Section JO. prohibiting 'h Itlan.f.l. vr exthonn, in tV State or I exas or splrttout. vtr.o producing Intoxication, or any oti er ,1. toxicant wbstever.

except for medlr i mechn.irat. s.entlflc or saor.m,,;,,:. poses, and prbv nat mt IriRli.fl. sniiu rimi-i i enroree this proUJJns'tfcak until the Legislature itj, prescribe ether or different regulatt on Uie subjecrthe sale of plritoui, vn1j, rr rnalt lUjuors" or medjoated. iu pabie of tnioxlcatllon, tr intoxicant whatever, "for arttiflt litcknKa rnrni Kcn upon pri se union in a.

regvuar practicing pjSy. cian. subject to pertain regulation's witl leferehe to the umx nnivuil. 1 inat tifc Barely do joa find anybody fre Sometimes the cause la ob-t Dr. Pierce, of IJuffala, N.

hlga. medical authority, says the cause Is very often a form of catarrh that settles la the delicate membranes of the feminine organs. 'When thes organs are Inflamed, the first symptom Is backache, accompanied by bearing down sensations, weakness, bd- healthy discharges. Irregularity, painful periods. Irritation, headache and; I general rundown, Any woman in condition Is to be pitied, bet pity does not cure.

The -trouble calls for Dr. Pierce's Fae-orite Prescription, which Is a separate and distinct medicine for women. It is made ef roots and herbs' pat up without alcohol or opiate of any kind, for Pri Pierce ues nothftig. efee in his pre-cription. Prescription-is a nat-aral remedy for women, for the Tegetable rrowtbs of which.it is made seem to.

bare been intended by Nature, for that very purpose. Thousands of eirls and women, roung and old, have taken it, and tbaun.nda have written grateful lcttera to Dr, Pierce nying-' it' made them well. In taking Favorite Prescription, it is reassuring to know that it' goes straight to' the cause ef the trouble. TBere' is but one way to overcome eickness, and that is to overcome ihe cause. is precisely what Favorite Prescription, is intended to da.

Send 10c for trial pksr. of Tablets. Address Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. Constipated women, as well as men, are idvised.

by Dr. Pierce to take his Pleasant Felleta. They are ust splendidt ior amendment shaell be lijreteding sucn declaring that iff to vote, upon making affidavit thai furh 'ta receipt haa been lost, which be in writing, and left with el thelectio And declaring until the LetfUlature shall pmlj. "mJ 01 tl Conferring authority upon" the Courts and judeea txiertof- uuri- wW part Of. this constituUpiiarprovMofi si afi deemed a felony, punishable by confine? tm FAMILY L1EDIGIIIE ma Kind cf Stomach Trouble WW With Cramps and Terrible Pains Made This, Oklahoma Kan's Ufe Miserable Un- ta BJack-Drausht Re- lieved Him.

J. W. TValker recently Mid this: "We um DracrM as a family medicine, and think it is the only liter medicine made, My husband make It tip and a see it as a tonic at well as a laxa tive, I use it for headache, aour stom full htvy feeling after meal, which I suppose indigestion, and it certatnly does ma a lot of good. My. husband had some kind of atora-ach troublewe don't know Jut what It would strike- him Just any time in the day and cramp or.

pain him Just terribly had. Someone told him how make tea of the Black-Draught, which he did. It did hlra so ranch pood, it removed the cause and cured him. Since then we have praised the. Flack-Draught to our friends, and gladly do bo." Seventy, years of successful use has made Thedford's Black-Draught a staBdar.

household remedy. Every member of the family at times needs the help thatjBlack-Dratigbt can give it cleansing' the, system and prevent-ing or relieving the troufileu that come from constipation, indigestion, lazy liver, etc Try Block-Draught Sold by '-v- Slightly Sarcastic fo ycVtert nble to- take tt few lfl-' tersr M1j "3Thy, That's what I'm Inn for, isn't it?" "I euppose bo, but my request enme ee tooa after your lust telephone cm-versafloo that I was afraid you would be Birmingham Age-IIer--ldr- SAGE AND SULPHUR DARKENS GRAY HAIR It'a Grandmother's. Recipe to Restore Color, Gloss and At tractiveness. 1 Altaast everyone knows that Saw 1 Te and Sulphur, property compound-1 umumi vuvf utu lum-u, ovwranca equity powers, to issue upon nf elections "shall apply to male and uuuars. ana no rpcfre, and shall bave- the ibf Governor's Mansion, fixtures and f'ture.

and this clause shWbe self-enacting. Sec. 2. The foregoing constitutional amendment shall be submitted to a vote of the qualified electors for rcsem-. bers of the Legislature at an 'election be held throughout the State of Texas on the fourth Saturday in May; D.

1919. same hoinp tho fourth day of May, A. 1919, and the of this. State Is hereby -directed to make the necessary proc-lamatlcm for said election and to have same "duly; published as required the Constitution of this State, Said election shall be -held under and in accordance with the general election laws of the State and official ballot shall have printed written thereon in plain the words, "OFFICIAL liALLOT," and also the words; "For the amendment Section 5 of A rttae'v-efnrjerroET' stltution of the State of Texas in re. gard to theV saiary' the'Govemor 'of the'.

State ---of. and also the ords. amendment to Sectioo' 5 of Article IV of the Constitution of the State "of Texas in regard the salary of the Governor of the State, of Texas." All voters favoring such shair eraae, by, making a mark through words' "Against the Section 5 of Article IV of th.e Ccnsti-. tiition of the State of Texas in regard the-aalary or the" Governcf' of the State of Texas," and all voters oppos-suefc arrdment shall erase by marking the words "For the amendment to Section a of Article IV of the Constitution ot -the State in regard to the salary of' the Governor the State of Texas" "if a majority votes cast shall be "For'the amendment to Section 5 of Article IV of the Constitution of the State of Texas In regard to the" salary, of the Governor of the State of Texas," said amendment shall be declared adopted. If a majority of theotes cast-'shall' be Against the amendment to SectlcTV 5 Si joint Resolution "No.

1S. A amend Section 5 of Article IV of the cf the State or Texas, as follower Strikeout the words Foar Thousand." found la the third line of Eection 5, and insert lieu thereof the words -Ten Thous-d." and addins theword -fur-aiture- the word. -atfTtbl, clause han be selfnacting' and malHnt an sppropriiitlon to pay neceasary expense hereof. Be it resolved, by the Legislature of the Section 1. That Section No.

5 of Article IV of the Conttitution of the Slate of Texas be so amended as. here, after to read as follows: SecttoB 5. ARTICLE IV, GOVERNOR'S AND MANSION A shall at stated times receire conipensaticn for -his service annual' salary" of ten thousand Arl.Hle i- of thy Practice Patience. enn never wait thln itre.rlklit. It liKhts.

the fust? the mine is properly i-AVanis to start building before th-foundntinn is constructed. It -wants to try issues with thtv worhl ore If hits learned Itjj prohlcms. It erplodesi upon its best fHend before It learns -the rensoris for his act ions. The hnsaiiess VfoiiyV but -It's-onirramnn Patience is apt to trr on this. i.

SO OKly VfBT tolEWlatur may trvnv time te Hrae-pre at AT CONSTITUTION. GIVINO POE TO CIV QH J.INO. AUTHOUZ TH GIVING LfNOINO. OS" THE CHtOIT Or IMS STATE TOA the ruMotf or ASSIST- INK, CITI2ENS, HD OF FAMILIES, TO AC" UIR OR -IMPROVE THEIR HOMES. Heuse Jont Resolution He.

t- Te Ihe emend Pjctjon 10. ArtKi Coastltotlon of the'" SUU of Texes, to provide that the Legislature shall have power to give or lend, or authorise tho giving lending of th errdlt of tho State for tht purpose of assisting cltfsens whb'er heds of rsmllies to acquire or Improve their Elate to acquire. Improve, sell or Iriu rjil iute or essirt such clUsens to acquire or their horoea upon ternrs end" condition pre-IKTllxsl by the legislature, aullwrtrtlit the LegJlature to ereate auoh-'agenciea aa may be necessary to tarry out the purposes of this eectlon; providing Wat obligations letted umier thl section Shall never (Sited; -and providing that th legislature ahall have' authority to provide a method of Securing any deferred payments for lands purchased hereunder, and that auch obligations sria JJ be secured in add Uon to the usual liens by cin annual assessment collected as a tax against the land; providing, that the Legislature, shall have no- fiower to relieve -fifty person: from- ahy bljligsition entered tntu under this provision or any atstute enacted thereunder. and providing for the classification of lands" acquired under this act, and limiting acreage sold to any one person where lands are classed as Be It resolved by" the Legislafur of the Ute-of T.e!(V:' Section 1. That Section SO, of Articje of the Constituition o.

the -State of Texas, bo so amended that the ame will read and hereafter be as follows: Sec 50. The Legislature shall have' no lend, or t. tharie the giving or the credit Of the State In- elation, or corporation, whether munict-pal or other, or to pledge the credit of the State in any manner whatsoever, for, the payment of the iiabiH tries, present oi- pros-; pective, of any Individual, association, of IndiviJuals; mnhiripal ar nthpr Uon, whatsoever, except that the 'Ix-gls la lure shall haveHhe power "to give-orto or-to" autliorize'the giving or lend ing, of the credit ot the State tof the pur pose of asslstipg native born Jor naturalized citizens who ara heads of famflies anil who will became in good faith actual occupants, to acquire or. improve their homes; and for thia purpose the State la authorlced to acquire, sell j) lee real estate or assist such citizen, to atqulre or improve their homes.upon aych ieTBis ana. conditions atd in such manner tn aubject to Troch lirpHatlons as tha scribe.

Provided ttia.t no land shall be acquired fey the State under the term of this amendment to the Constitution until the said lands are" and the value 'of said lands is appraised and ascertained as' to Its factual valua Tor agricultural purposes, by a commission hereby authorized, composed of the Governor, Attorney Ceneral, Land Omptrollerof Public Accounts and tht State Treasurer; and their report shall he available to all prospective land purchase. The Legislature ahall have a utbority, to rrea-ly-4a eudv-ejrenel aa may be deemeod tne purposes of the Act. Obligations cre ated, under this section ahall never he and the Legislature ahall have authority to provide a method of securing deferred payments for ands purchased hereunder, and in iddtitlon to the usual llena may secure the aame by.an annual Maessment collected" aa a against the land; provided, however, the Legis lature shall have no relieve any person any obligation Intn with Hie State under this atatute enacted hereunder. The tprm of this Act ahill not apply or be extend ed to any person who Is not a bona fide resident citizen cf the State of Texas and who has not bsen auch citlxen at least two years prior to the extension of such aid. nor shall the terms of this Act ever be applied to any lands outside of the State ct Texaa.

rrovlded further that all land acquired hy the Etate under the trml.l inm .1 ,1.1. eftltiil fof tlie" SUte my lend Its credit ahall be classl- Bed aa agricultural lands or otherwise, and If classified aa then no more than -un t. old to waer lona herein. fc The foregoing eonstituilorul amendment shall be submitted to a vote we qualified electore of the 'State of Texaa at aa election to be held through-at the 6Ut. on the nit, dgy A- at which election .11 favoring Md proposed ameodment shall ite or hav, printed on their ballots th, tmrnim to Section Article 1.

lh, institution th, Stat, of Texsa, providing tha, Or Ing 6f the creon t) fo. for the mirniu. ho are head, minted on lh.tr k.i, hv "Aaalnst -ih. i-d: in. uov.rnor ef the, proci.matl.oa for election "m' a tw.

fxwistitultion li.d existing Uws ef th tt. Kc 4. Thf ik, much thereof m.y be hty apt.roprl.t4 out of sry fundi In the of the Bute tot arnrepristed to rr the cf such ana aiwuon. CKOUUK ttntriBT. ct 1h, Constitution of th, ef Texsa.

providing Oist tha thorlx, the giving or l.ndln. lt of the tvr vZZlVZT, cltiiene who are head. of f4mui.V eulre or Improve hem.T" 10 EV1 III) lit by he 1 i STATE CONSTITUTION PROVIDING FOR AND RELATING TO IQUAL U'FFRAGL (fists Jeint Rssolutlen N. sjrnend Section I. Article I ef re of the State of Tex-j, jhat It shall sulMUoce.

fc-v ds thst every persun. niaje or female. I I I tlABt. mho shall have attained tha age 4 twenty-one years, and whe ahall a tlMD of the United Stales, and whs shall pie In this tate one year nex precdT an election and the last six morons itr.tn the district or county In which he (fitrs to vote, shall be deemed a qualiaed Ktor: provided electb shall vote In election precinct. of residence; jUring that th electors living in any ssrganUed county' may vote at any election precinct In the county to which ych tntx is attached for Judicial purposes; povidfng that any voter wiio 1 subject fiy a PU tax under the laws of the State- of Texas shall have paid said tax jffore he or she shall offer.

to veta at' inr election in this State and hold a receipt showing that poll tax has been paid ikefore tht nrst lay or february next said voter shall have lost or misplaced qualified voters and governing and reg- female voters alike; and ail laws rf la'tine elections, shall remain irt full force and anddeclarlng that; this loathe. Constitution shall ba Be It resolved, by the Legislature of the. gUta et Hexfat Section L. That Section 2. of Article (he Constitution of the State of Texa4 amended so that hereafter said section jtell read- as Section Every person male or fe-jwle, subject to none of the foregoing ftsaalificatlons, whe- ehall have, attained sge of twenty-ane years, and who Hall be a citizen of the United States, tsi shall have resided In this State year next preceding an election, arid iist hn: six months within the district county in which he pffers to vote, shall toir.td a' quafl f4ed elector? and all Mor shall vote the election precinct tfelr residence "provided "electors in any unorganized county may liSMtsny election precinct In the coun-.

ty te which such county, la attached for purposes; and prpvided further, thst voter whe la subject to pay a its under the laws of the State of Tnu shall have paid said ta.z before he toe otiers 10 voie ai any election in Ifcs State and hohj -a, receipt shewing atcb.sotl JMffora the first day of Ftbmry next preceding auch election. Jr if aa id voter Shalt have tbst or.iwls-said tax receipt, or' she haU titled -to -votTT pon fhAk In "aifi da sath. that such tax receipt has ost. Such affidavit shall twt maae Kitting.snd left with the Judge of the flection. All laws on the statutes of this State regulating and relating to qualified toteri in botn primary and general elections shall apply to and govern and regTi-hb both male and female voters, ana shall stln effect until auch statutes are edantMl or amended by the Legislature, and thU amendment to the Conmltution lhall ke eelf -enacting without the necessity of further legislation.

Sea. The fpregoing constitutional Tmenamefit'aha-lt be submitted to the vote l-ths qualified ejectors for members of the LetisUtHfe. at an election to be held for such purpose en th fourth Saturday la May. A. D- 1.

the er' the iwenty-fourth day of said month; at said faction, the votes snail ie piacea on an (fflciSi ballot which have printed, or written, thereon the words, 'Tor the tm'fndmenl to Section. Article Cf the Constitution of the Mate oi lexas. providing qualifications for male end female wters. and also tne wuras, lh amendment to Section 2. Article he ConMltultton of the State of Texas, qualifications for male and fe male voters voters fsvrlng this constitutional amendment shall the words "Against the cation I.

Article of the Constitution State of Texas." and those oppos- it shall erase the words. 'Yor the to Section 2. Article S. -of the itut ion of (tie Stat of Texas, pre for male and female a1d erasures making a mark with a pencil, or I. through ald wofds, AII' ballots cast 1 ha riftiintnd mm it meirtfliv khatl Vi frtr trt inn ii lflln the tall be A proSlons of th, nrndrd and en- st tne iimio II k.cn,-ta mm IA 1 hit lhall lofts of electors, th method In ntl nfh.p holding sue.

a Uf An run made applicable. 4 The Governor or inn jmsi i directeo to m.i io pf 'published a required by the Constl. rain and La- hl oc I The "sum of Five 'Z'Tt. or so much thereof as may be saiary. la hereby arproprlated put ef f.inds in the BiaU Trardry.

not aeprepvlate-t to fl'fray th. es-T of such proclamation, publication 1 Ir for so'-n urn uon ing GEO F. HOWARD. Secretary of State. (A tru ropy) Close Accounting toa are really In lover "Tes," ft- n.thodlral young max "And mcnt until I consult my xiwnse e-nnt Ahemt Up to4he present mo-t I 1 of jci4.73, Plrmlngham 'Age-IIcrald Both Way.

Vo mnn wanfa be too hard on ii fnlHl'S." rnio" If I ninrry yur dr.nk'hter. enn the to the by the" or to. to the to of in He as an state of. Texas -itf regard to. the salary Atta-ifey 0nral TnJjincUona- againS ti -InTOiMM infractions VjFlons jierflh.

intovicriting liquor I declared subjet to the Rehrar lice power cif jhia Sttte; declaring tli the Legislature, shairhave" power to tmX ouuiiiuhu a thereof" it- may deem V. me nine ivi in- election Inr i aopiion or rejection or said nronna unsuiuiuunai amenament ana prescril ng rules iid. reguiatiotss tt-i) reference ta the same: declarinir thf Iir.P-V.lsitiJiaoX--the-eeBral-Etecttun siian g-ovrr-n ail respects as to oua! ficatlon of electors and. methods of hohi hg' the election and In all other rpsnp. wucre appncaoie; oas-cting proclamatio for the election and making certain nrr, A'isleits and ballots there oi ana methods or votmttjt pr.eaorlbla -auues iur me uovdrnor th fciate; and making an appropriation arry out this resolution It-resoTveS the Leficlature of thJ state ot Texas: eection 1.

That Article 16 ef the Con s'tltuUon of the State or Texas amend ed-by striklnyout and repeating Sectkj; tnereqt and substituting- in lieu of section Ztf the toliowlng! Sec. (a) The manufacture, sal barter and exchange In the State of Tex as, or spirituous, vinous or malt lion or medicated bitter capable of" producing! intoxication, or any other lntoxican whatever except, for medicinal, mechan) cal, scientific- or sacramental purposes are each and all hereby The Lcgtsuature shall enact lawa to en force this section. umrr- xm "tigiiia.fu"rehn-pri Ih77ub7AT cnue v. iuuo, Or ma.it liminr 1 BC or malt liquors, or medicated bittr pable of producing intoxication, or other Intoxicant 'whatever, for medlclst! purposes shall te-made only In cases af a.ctual sickness, and then only upon scrl'ptioti of a regular practicing pbvs-clan, fubject to the -regulation- spplict-ble to sa.les under prescrlptlot? in pri. hlblted territory by virtue of Article it, Chapter 7.

Title 11, of the I'enal Codi the State of (c) This amendments slf-operatirt and until the Legislature shall prescrib other, or different penalties, any persoe acting or I nucl for Lin.behatt aot her or In behalf of any partnership, 11 9UIIH, WM SllIlT k-u-t me aaopuon cr. this amendment, I violate any part" of. this contltuitloni provision shall be deemed g-uilty of a ony, and upon convltiion 1ri a pros, eeutlon commenced. carried on nj con. eluded In' the maiwicr precrlbpa by Uw In case of felonies, be.

nunlshfd by confinement in the penitentiary for a period 'if time not 1 thajjone 'earuor mots than five years, without, the befielit of law provMinic for suspended sentence And the curts and the judga thereof, under thir eiuilty i-owrrs. shaij lMe the authority to Issue, upiti UU of the Attorney General, laiumtioni aealnst Infractions or threatened infriv. tiDhs. ct any part of this cotistitutlooj provision. ta) without afTectlng the provlsloni Intoxicating- liquors-are anhitS tJ be subject to the gtncral police tm of the Slt; and the legislature sha have the power to pum any addlUotiiJ ur juws in aid tiiereo which It may deem advisable.

.7 iti wormy ror viola4it-t any In forc at the. time of the adaption HilS HItKrT.lmeiu slwll not 'nenuiniii, ana ail remtdifi civil and criminal, for such viul.titn shall be preserved." 8rc. 2. The foreiroing 19 vote miKimru lor members of the LeUlature at' an election- to l. rcla throughout th Mate, of Texas on th, fourth Saturday In May.

belpg tntv. fourth d.iy thereof li, Al elation, the vote shall be by official b. lot, which etull have or th lop thereof in plain Ittters ih. words -Official D-Hot." shall hv, also written or printed thereon wuiu, ror iTimimuuil, snd word. "Against rYolllbitlon.

t)l All voters favoring sal) nr. .1 1 1 propo er.e me worHi Airaln.t lYohthltion" by making a mark through -the nm, and those oppMin hell ers.e the words. "For Prohtbiimn by making a mark through the same. If a majority of the votes c.t at Mid election sh.ll be -Fur jim-ndment. shall be declared sdoptn a maiorltv of ih.

Arint ITohlhlton." hail lost. so declar-d AH the provision, of tr, fnr. I SSL SI MM m-m "-nura snn in force St th. 'me of said elect, I. l.

hM 10 1 Tk. Ft' W'u the po lm the sm. I'ave Con.tttuTu.n l. of fto te I 1 1 in Kide.of futition.l'ut it -tievef stacrtfie its Ihteresta to prissioni. it -never re-pcrs its.

loved ones by demanding th unmisdniible. It jjist waits for th facts and i tliert Vpitr-s what tve helped. Those who. don't tinderstsnft it often repard it ns mark of weak" ns.Si that's Itecause they do not know the very essence of b.sttViiit lsi.ln thVoi n'tid it brinps the best Into human life. Only big souls have it SKIN ERUPTIONS ON THE FACE are nnalghtly and mar the ppiian: of many a wotniitt" trtiose fuce vrouhl be otherwise attractive.

There Is no need for. this. Just ct a box of Tet-terine and use it regularly and you will be-surprised how quickly pimples, blotches, itchy patches, disappear and how soft and clear the skin becomes. Nothing better for eczema and other sklnl tTouMes than Tetterlne. Sold by dnjRgifrts or rnailed or 50c by Shuptrine Savannah, Ga.

Adt. It is ettsy for a man to love hl.t neJjrh- h'nr ilrJf1iitnscir' univlded she la youne It's. nit. rlrfit to pruy thlnjr you want, bnt.lt a pood. Idea.

worK for the thine you nduiiMy aeed. Plenty oFexercisc, fresh. air, regular.hours is all the pre scription you need to avota Influenza unless through neglect of. otherwise, a cold gets you. lhcn taice at once CASCARA QUININE fitutdard colil remedy for 20 years In trfU form rfe, sure, no cpi.te breaks up cold tn 24 houn rrlicvrt gnp in 3 a.ys.

Money bsrkifitf.il. I rouin to hillKrn to iU Mr. lull's picture. At AU Uruj btorm. HERE'S RELIEF TERRIBLE HEADACHES Tho terrlM IwwUdw tr rrlmH SiM muntly.

On. tarijr tryv 1 km torn u- i Iki io mm hn fnr shaut v-m wt I lmwfiM I Itwd wl MAT hrWh nrfkMM n4 1. mm ywM, a- l-. 11 1 I 4i frtm mm '111 I nmm Mm. I m-m I mi I A ssi i as fast last I asl asttssssl Sf if VI -am.

Amf rk wrm to mane wine, swea iy mossy' ina irotiDie- f-orne. by askinsr any dniff store for "Wyeth'a Sage Sol- ptmr yoa will get a larg kotub or tni8 famous oid recipe, Im-prored by, the addition of. dottier In rredients, at a small cost Don't 8tnywSTajt Try It I No one caa fwsslely that you darkened year hair, as it does It no naturally and Tonly. Ton dariflen a eponge or soft brusn with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a timet ay tnornlnjt the grar hair dls-appears, and afteanotherapriiicflaon tw your hair becomes beautifully darlt, trlwrny and ettractlTe.AdT. No Discrimination.

Frtead (In Windfall's art gnllery ton certainly show excellent dlscrtmt-astloB la theelection of your picture. "Windfall Discrimination? Not on your I'm. too broadminded for that Why, If the rlce right, don't care a dnng; whether the painter Is American, Dutch. Dago, Pole, Iltil-artaa, Chinese, or even Ger-aaaa. Catarrftal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by JeJ appiicetlona aa they cannot reach the disease portion of the ax.

There la only OM Vsr ia cure Catarrhal Deafness, M'tVIS1 fonstltuMonal remedy. 'lr mkuicinb acta thrmiali tn Blood on the Mucous Surfaces 7 Lirrnw ieafnes ta wi-njjin inn ivimiuvu OI IDf. fchen thia lube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearina. and when it Is entirely closed. Iieafnes la the result.

Lnless the Inflammation can be re-dud and this tube restored to Ite nor. inJ condition, hearing may be destroyed ferever Many eases of DeafneM are caud bypfarrh. wrlch la an Inflamed eorrtltlofi ef the Mucous Hurfn-s. ONB liOM.ir. ea.se) of CaUrrhal Deafnee that csnnot b' KAIX'8 CATARRH AU UnjtK-tets- T5c.

Clreulare free. V. J. Cheney A Toledo. Ohio.

He that would know the truth of fafpRS must leave the beaten track, Locke, When some men bejrln to talk, other wonder why the age limit of the ktndercarten should be restricted. RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. To at of water add 1 o. Iley Rom, a small kex Bar bo Compound, end ef t'ycerine. Any drupjist can put thu rp er yea csn nv at boms at ery tia oott.

FuU directions for makina i tiee come Ja each bx of Barbo Comnoand. It win eraduslly darken streaked, faded frsy and nmVs it soft aad glossy. It will nt color the ecelp, is not sticky ei a-resty, and does not rub off, Air. Tremole. fraania may (inc patriotic er not In Metzo-soprano.

Car-It us Mau7.1ne, It an it I it. iMiftl wdimin bo ran r.t--aud then tor- i of the Governor of the State of Texas," said amendment stall be lost and shall be Sec. 3. There is hereby' appropri ated cut of the funds 1n the State Treasury, not bthertvUe appropriated, the sum of Five Thousand Dollars (to.OOOfiO). or.eo much thereof as ma? be necessary-to cover the necesuary expenses attached to the proclamation fend publication of this amendment, and "the Governor Rhall Issue the nec essary proclamation and cause the tame to be duly published Gl-OUGE F.

HOWARD. (A tree cpy.) Secretary of State. Si am Studies Philippine The Philippine fthVltrl Bnnitary lionse a-hi oh has aroused no much Interest not only amonjc Filipino but also among residents of neighboring countries, baa been adopted by Warn, end contractors located at Unnpkok, having secured in structions from the Philippine health service, hV bc-fcun the construction of a number there. The Siamese are keenly alive to the importance ef pro moting public henlth, and inasmuch as the health problems of Slam are very similar to those of the Philippines ow-- Ing to climate and products, delega tions of Siamese have arrived from time to time in Manila for the purpose of studying Philippine methods, one of them last year, being hearted by Ms Itoynl Highness Trlnce Rangalt, broth er of the king of Slam. Privation lr France.

The bread ration of the French aol fliers haa been cut from 25 ounces to 21 ounces, the civilian bread cant al lows 10 ounces per dny, which I abont one-third of the average bread consumption of the French peasant er workman. The manufactnre of crack era and pestry has been absolutely pro hibited. Consumption of sugar has tw Iks 1 Got LonftOr DOttOrVOOl been 49 per cent and of CI ref Cent Tlie import of dried veg Vice Elmr with atwniiM ndltaivenosemnil'nitt not etable has been reduced 02 frt cent and ot fata 43 per cent Warlike. the ihrrp. I'm a hw.it Ko.e it.

II bwin MifuiiH M.lnoa. I mirt wnolewilr an quickly. Utmnm th hm coitiplrwly, fnakins It Un.r and batter wiling. Le-vrs a tnvmh. evt etiilitiUfoe ml tun grtiw-a.

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