The Crowder City Guardian (Crowder, Oklahoma), Vol. 6, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, March 3, 1911 Page: 2 of 8
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THAT
HE MAY BE FUTURE STATESMAN UF OKLAHOMA
Cured by Ljdia E. Pink rum's
\ ^stable Compound
e-e ■■ ■ fa*v.«r th a
-aator from Ok!auos.a, and
■s '• c to hi® «fc re never wa no bright a ' ■ ? as tit:
«< :• j - to Mr- •• a: .he.r '•■
e- . -.4 "i. n a-!-. • .«
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• d it £_*r 8 3) -B -r .. ■ " , tared bj
• -I-:.-- *Ll te« • •- -f ! c, >t« jr _i wester:
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c...f j-.'.. . ft" Mm. 6ll:s
jrtoa*s Cip, K« r.'.. it,
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t :.k rr t
Bar-ki he Is a :
i"ii ' r -
tare lu-turbt do|
r ■ ;« - .• • . t i • • .
the root '<f tbe trouble. Nothing • e __
k:. *<lv t- t- • ,rt.. *s Lj 1'i* 8#
L il • C :.
AVritc to Mrs. I'inkham. at
T.yrin, M.v**.. f'«- i.il
Yorir letter wi'l ai>«nli]t'l j
rouliiiciitial, and the aalvii <• free.
WAS JUST COPYING MAVMA
Cb id'* Actions T*at at F -ti V>#
t.'ed Fitter We'e Eatly
Explained.
The little ill year-old dauchvr of I
> «r.o«- -j v ■ -. din
he- play rtvm 't f'he- -y : %Il
ktr.d* of acrobatic «ti;n'* and g> tku-
lalirg wl'-fly ard «• rdly
"What are yoa do'eg*" asked the
cb! * fa"h« r
"I'm playing I'm tnamroa." she a-
• < T'. r. she ' > - i r.
movement* *l*b ber littl" a- m arid
•aid. "There, father yoj ac> then
Thst'a whit •h"f do when mai.n.a
makm th* m "
"What 'hall I ace-.t*" asked the
fa* ber. sti'l more « 1 "arid i • •
doe* mamma make* Tell n.e * ha'
j-mi are <!■ Ipr "
"Whjr," «h<- cald "I'm p'. * ■ * that
I «m n ni t h'-r <' .*> • rox- r
mamma rocii to h'r c! ih >ho r
motion* ' <1 the otv«r* « ib-m
I beard ht'r >a* o o er th" leVphone
to Mr* >'• ih thlii urn. Dili- is: i
tra' 4 V..'K. .''ti"
Neatly Put.
Th< ftttrhe TV- a- iM
«rnr!<l knr>* *a* an tmrl ■
dattitMer of the • ormi •!«'' r s •
*« r Jir.i-'-
The Jui h- « v :ta ■ ior« ' • ■ % : ar* Il
■otne aiitHletir th«r .
hen a N<- York girl aid to h -r
mother
"I* «h« a real d
"Yoh. my, doar " th« iw th*r «
Knf^v • r'r >rk' r '* • ' - a:
but nn' !.!n • i-! "
CHILDREN AFFECTED
By Mother's Food and Drink.
Many taMen ba\* t* .-n 1 M
Into 11! •*
by dUcaie taken In *lth ih« lr tco'h*
fru' n lk M Uj -ri cann V* * ) ( if-
ful as to tho ioitd tbc> use while nur*-
Ilk th« Ir bat< *
The expt-rleo « of a Kansas City
mother . . a c tie In p< :nt
"I vax a crrat coffee drinker from a
child, and tbo ixht I could not do wl h-
out it Hut I f md at lant It «u do-
log me barm. Tor years 1 had been
troubled wl h dlz/lness. spots tefore
my eye* and pain In my heart to
which «as add^d two years later a
chronic a.var stomach
"Tb* baby was bom 7 months ago,
at (I a'.incM* from tb« beginning. It. too,
auff*red from sour stoma* h She as
taking it frcm me'
"In my dl^reis I consulted a friend
of more e^ ^rience ar.d • '<1 me
to ^t?lt ff^e tbnt roff"* di! n t
mak<k irood r I'k 1 have .ln< * ascer-
tained that It really dries nj the mi'k
MSo. I quit coffee and tr1#-d tea and
a? la«t rc i Hut they did not • 'ree
with m Theft I turned to I'" * m
m|?h th happ «"t results It | ved
to te th* v«*r> t*< nr I l • ! n> t
on'y agrc* d ?-rfe t!y with J 1 ar. 1
m> e!f I 1 It a • i th f • of
my milk
"My husbind th^n n it coff* e and
Of ed Po * ,m and qui'kly p « • ?
th* <!>spepsla wf#> whl h h* h
trout.Vd I r " " •
dtzclneffl bilrd sf-e!ls. Ja n r.y
he rt or eour sto-na^h
"Now we all drink f'ot* 'n f*ra my
Hty !' has proved to *h* te<'.
hot drink we bar* erer *e4 Wa
wou'd no five up Post im ' Sast
coffee we er«*r drank' N r t*8
by Poatam Co. Battle Creek Mvh
Oet the little book "The Head to
WaPvfll#.* In pkg*
"Tbera't a Reason "
|>rr r*s4 tkf ■ « ** Mi ft %
■nii**p* f««* ti*' « Tkr
arf trwe. w«d full •< huina*
l«irrr«r
KU
tO;
yv/?t5. OO/tr AfY/J TrtF 3A3 Y
' -
, ^ \ L> ^
MANY ACRES SAVED
CH'CAGO BcHi'.O
EAST
Minnesota Swarrps Are Turned
Into Productive Farms.
0*e F f!h of Tc!j A^ea cf Sta'e cf
W rntSdti It to Be Rec a
cording to Report cf Drainifl#
Ccmi-rMSSicr.
C. p _ . - • t .
ir.i r.au- commission on work ioc.e In
Minnesota from August 1. 18>H. to Auk
ust 1, IS! hare be<*n placed in the
hands ut the Icglsiatttre
The romft.'-^on estimates that Min
nes^>ta hiil originally 1 ' acres
f swa* ; Ian is ' > w -t II their nav
urai oenditton for agricultural pur
poflaa This vast area, comprtsing
about ne f.fth of the !an-l of the state.
Is fast being tTHifOflild fr* n. swamp
lands to prolurtlve farr*a Tonserva
live estimates p!ac«- the totai ar -a re-
claJme<l during 1> > and 1510 at
000 ac r«-a
IUtelM n ar«* QHUtlV6ti4 I) tbl flftte
a.* 1 >y t' -t \\r us coar*tl *s Theae
are ma*!e by the Jr i.nagc commission
< nly where such d.tche* will I leflt
f>rov* ments have b^- n
fjmLsbe'. the couct.es
• v*: and
'je: there-
Thi
t.
• ire of 1 • 'j appropriated
• the use of 'he state drain-
age cor.' • sslon The comrr isslon says
t!Jit If ;■ kg Kin rec* t ves surh a fun i .t
wlli ^ a.*; to ira *. a. y all uft-
drained state swamp iac j available at
th* present tJm*' for agricultural pur
p *s Anticipating further approjyrta
tions. the commissioo has caused aur-
vey to be made ami rsa; f plana an I
' ■ "•> ar f r --A; Srs-
taau of «!!tches. which. If cc>nstructed.
will uraln 1 a -res of state land
and fully double that a. ount of private
landa. All of this will become avail-
a e Immediately for agricultural pur
pom.
The r-tat* drainage commission con-
s;bts of Govi-nt r Eh^-rhart. S'ate A u li-
ter Iveraon an1 Secretary of State
Sch~ ahl G'- rge A Kalph is ft^te
•railage engineer
Is. c ting $' :,S"
of % H rents \ er cu
hes w ill *rain and
icr 'S of >tat * Ian :
s of private lan<i•*
f II 2r, i« r acr-
•i These
141.144
an average
The policy
r < d'ately will
Hcuttnral uses
f the commission has
only such lands as lm
t'n* avallah'e f< r sc
and lands requiring lit
FISH THAT LOVE DYNAMITE
•' -stcd (Conn Variety That Feed
on High F.*p cs ve Are Not
Wanted by Won.en.
V. ntt.'d Conn - High law- lake fsh
«'# at a discount owing to the dis-
overr that tbey dine on dynamite
and like it
Workmen who are bla^'.rg in the
neighborhood made the discovery by
a< cident Sin'e then they have
au ;s«d themaelves by breaxing little
from dyr :';ite cartr-.dges and
• owing theae rumbs" overboard to
-ee the per h >r-ab for thee.
K*f-5'^r : (jard the experiment w.th
d! apiro .i T fear the dTnatr.ite-
f*1 f-fch aould *rr too nolrllT, and In^
*•■ id of rc < , sletlv on a i .at-
ter ml|[ht addenl. d<" :d to *erv
tbemteoei on the iei!;nK
Chita*
the
and Le&ii
toot up
laid do*
Orphan asyluais In the future *11
be unheard of In lome etate* tbey
have already difappt&red
"Chicago mm: ake up and make
t.aste a'.ons the Sine* orlgiriai by it-
self, by which otL^r cities an*i e-.ates
have profited.''
Dr Hastings H flart. who i* an ex
f-ert !c the are of neglected children
sp<j.' h tbe&^ n^:.H In an address be-
fore the City club the other day
"The east, especially Baltimore and
Philadelphia. LaT<> developed at a re-
mt-rkable race after following in the
footf ;.* of Chlrago. said the s; aV.-
er Tho e cities haTe uied family
hornet in p-oviding for the motherless
and fatherless and have closed up
their or;<Lao asylums
"Chicago has r." t k«pt up with the
pace Boston receive^ 112.' ' a year
for the support of lt orphans New
York exel :sive of Brooklyn is giien
!' a - ear for the support of the
children's society, while I'hiladel:. :a
give* IV. o* •' for the same purposes
' New York t'lty has $2( ) in-
vented for fhe -ake of these ■ hildren,
while Chit pgo has but one-half tn.it
sum. or jo sibly -hree-quarters
"I have a list of thirteen orphan
as\U;rr.s being closed In Mas-aihus-
etts and twelve In Indiana "
I)r Hart, while declaring that Chi-
cago was lagging behind in the matter
of orphaned and neglected childrer
in lste<t ti at the orphan a*v]ums now
• onducted in Chicago were excellent
in every way and the finest • *tttv
tlcns of the kind But home and fam-
i!> '/e. h said s'- .l^be p- :■ 1
for the children and there tho ild be
no more asylum* built In Chicago
t .■ c,«-arl*-* r < 'i *-r .-v'. etiHe to hrin«
• n ier cult vatl n The w rk ti i large
extent : n* been ronBned to localities
in the proximity of ral'roa.1* and trad-
enter* and open meadow* an i marsh
land* tb« comml**'. n avoiding a* far
it* | ractica the drainage of ian !«
• here life ' va UftMe gru nig timix-r
• ulj I el ant- n .i
In th ronstruc-i -n i f i tch« pub l •
t l«hwa * * r« c n ru-te I a', ng 'he
lde of the ditch from the earth exca
i . aled from the ditch. wh rever *uch
r instruction w as j r. llcab'.e When
drainage %.>rk cmtract i f"r in thf
veir* 1".' 9 and 1910 is rompleted. there
will he t miles of graded roads a ong
the >ev. ml iltch*' constructed at a
«... all ,i lit! • :.il f -t th average co«
• > !ng not mi'ir than one ha f a cent
p« r cubic \ard. or ITS |-er mil* of road.
The mmr lw«lon. with the co-opera
t of the 1'nite.i Ktate* geo g«c.il
nnv .baa made a tcpocraphlcal s ir
«> - f a large area la O'erta; l> ig
1st firan' Trav*r e Sevens IVpe.
.Salft and Dig Stoe* counties The
Ub* two d ; ar-rr-ent* have ma le sur-
■ )* '.f tk* ! sing wattrs In the
• - 'i .>( istng plans
f • --. tr - ve-- #r ts and preparing
.. • « .' " e ,«t of the i rk. to
* t " at ra nage work may be
IV - - 4 a.-! ■! iastrnus overflows
r r - Part* of the Minnesota
Mot <4 Wa'.owan Kn barraff Red
• v * ' .-".ar l"hii pe a lx>ng Prairie
and Wild Klc* rivers 8tony brook,
Hentoo county. Okibena creek Jack
too county channel through IMerce.
'I'layitn. Bright and Turt'e lake*, and
Mill* l-*cs lai e Plans estimates and
sueclQcatltcs of thi s* proposed Inv
Wear of Pre per Co'ors Vs«e« for
Worldly AivmctireM, Says
Ne** Thouflhtist
iK nver. Colo S .ccess and charac-
ter are merely a u.atti-r of colors If
you want'to be sui .tiful wear a bit
f eu.eral I jre :.. If you are nervous
and high strung car more blue and
aim down.
Alao wear g >od clothe* and mlrgle
lib rlcb peoi! . even if you are uot
tinatu lally able to t ack up your One
front " Oj ulec 1 It > matter of vi-
brations aid by mingling with the
rUb you w111 absorb their waves
Thete are a few of the theories ad-
>11. *d by Mrs Klitaleh Severln.
new thoughtist. who announces the ee- |
«: Isbmet cf tb> psychological socl
ety • f l)er *r.
If a u..il wants to know the esaen-
Mais of a woman* character, all be
is tu do Is to note the colore she
wears, she said Red signifies love,
and persons fond of It are emotional
and full of life Oral ge stands for
pride <nd ambition Yellow signifies
wisdom Those who favor triolet are
splritueile
lllai k sht nld never be worn under
any circumstances It la the negative j
of all lb It gs and depresses lmrneas
urably
A woman should not dress accord
ing to the shade of her balr, but
should wear the colors that ber tern
perament calls for. If she wants to
charge b-r mood, let her chance her
I3C.CC0 for Moi tte Unl**-a ty
Calcutta.—The Aga Khan the head
of the Ismatll Mohemtnedam urges
the commemoration of the king t visit
to India a year hence by the louoda
tlon of a Moslem university *t All
garh. "comparable to those of lier.in.
Paris and Oxford He cffurs a coa-
b a „ "Hiatal
RELIEVES URINARY AND KIDNEY
TROLBLES. BACKACHE. STRAi.H-
ING, SWELLING* ETC.
Stops Pa n *n t^e B sdde", K :-<ya
arj Bac
W -'! * « w.-- la 4k wwl cr
:: -r - t si* C * • •
drtbbacg. «traialag cr fre-
7 C't -rlae * + - &rsi
u« i* a-cf-: i - *« the tiltchi*
aod palu la M.* u i gr-cr.zg naos-
- « r ijsp::j r* li-e eyes, ytl-
. w iv.- * .erf woBea eye-
_ii «: it! e* g ^rwxr-pe. uxtZkatnsaJ
. rt t-r+t''. jiatisi aa«d Lr.e u<-
*
I ; it# 4 reefpe fyr ti se trccublea that
-1A-- a QVI 'iv RECOVERY, yc ug :
. - . . - : . i M : a
4 *. r wc—3 T-'i &1>1' tor
* - - - c * r ;: i_ bet I have :t
iad w*... glad :: <f'i it to you «s'.:re-
/ ir'* .* «*. i' p r * a CsT S V.e *
Dr A. Z H K 5M L- k B. 2;r.£.
Dctr: t. M a : I w It by re-
rzrz r-i. i. - # - As r>u w-.l.
i r ; Jurr ;<sse*L«-s but ;
grta: ^ - t a- i jr-i-a-tr-:-aquaria* p-?*«r
Is rl ,. . - -_s pew er cace yoa
ua . * I tbir.1 } z ba^S t«e-:ter s«* wr-at
it ss wt*J^..;* j! ay X w!H seed you a
<• - s.-" . 4: .*• :i c-re y-ur-
*.1 a: r*.
PC!ST Cf V EW.
Dr. Mar-t Says Ot^e' Cit es Are C<cs
"3 Orpha" As/ a^s P-tt -;
Ch 3'en n Mces
Chicago if far behind
n the are of t-c or, : an
ted cbi.d altboogb tbe ea«t
. 1 followed along the lines
bj Cb. ago years age
A Relig ous Innovation.
A certain well-brought-up little girl
yawned at the breakfast table last
Sunday morning and ventured a polite
proposition to her mother.
"I really don't fe*l at all like going
to church Tbis momir.g." she remark-
ed Can t ve juf. send cards?"
WIN SUCCESS BY RIGHT HUES
should have a good share of their
household furnishing? In red Ii
should supply the color lacking in
their makeup Color of course is a
mere question if Tlbratien. ar.d sue
cess is too If a woman wishes tc
succeed let her put on her rustling
silk skirt and her ostrich plume and
n li:gle with those who have already
fo md "icceu The success vibra
tions are bound to 'adlate her ty
It is so simple
Col egiatis Do n and Out.
Oakland. Cal —In an addre^n be
'ore the students of the l niv.-rslty of
California on College \[Pn |
Met In the Slums and Prisons of Xe
York ' C M Mercer >-peclal secretat-y
of the Association for Colleges 0;
North America. *ald
There are IMXm) coilegebre.1 men
In New York a'one who are down and
out through liquor and fast living
There bas been a marked decrease of
the projortlon of graduates who fall
since the prevalence of college ath
letlcs amounting 1 estimate, tc S«
per cent "
Het'er he--!:li su-e *> f lli * t*.- u«e of
t'ne n11■:-"i Herb laaat.ve, (i*rneld Tea.
11 dru^gii.t*.
Dwellers In gias*
keep out of politics
houses should
for yoa. That's why we want voa
to tike CA3CARET3 for l: . r and
botvels. It's not advertiiing talk—
but. inert—the gr^at. v.-.n-ferf-jl.
Lisiir.g merit cf CAs<J \kbl>
we want you to know b> trial. Tr.ea
j-on'll have faith—and join the nil-
lions who keep wfcU by CA5CA-
R£TS alone. ™
CA>1ARZTS i* s brr* *.rfr a vr-k'i
trei-Tretit. *:*: ^ .r
1= t« *wld. Miliw lioxe* - —".-"h.
What women feel Is more convlo-
cir,g to them thar. what men know
r't.r* rrp.rn i> «tt)ni)
.. : i PA/y '.'ITT.
X.-'ST •. - - -" i y -X
t - -1. i. ! r'r/. ..^i « Jl .1 iUj lv-
Can a wcrx an become a member ot
the I<i ?h-ers of -r.e Revoi j-; 3 ; ;st
te<ta.-.r her ancestors m-irdered the
klrgs Ecgli'h
TV P.
IV. t t ir
Hut to Pull Tne-1 In.
E'.!a—Tcere are just as good Baa
St- la—yo- have <0 tav- a p-^l|
to !ani tfcem.
EASTER POST CA"S
ve—' .' i K*n'*ossed. ¥,• Vr. Flower
• : : M 1' ' i.- .- 'eau*.rsanl
loveliest ifrrwr* Alt Post Card Clob, 731
Jackson St, T Kan.
.re Man—Gee! The water is £re
*oiay.
The F^fb—Tfca*'s all right, bt:t what
I want to know is how 5 the land?
ALFALFA CLOVE?.
?>l.>r ■ **r.r. ;..ri/ l.t-:r.*r?t A'f-.l-
fi er . s e*.:.erc '. i :nn*i
from tw . b e r .-:nj : • inn-\. .
It * tie vm'.'.., bell:-. a. ni - lante: 1 v
ElOov. Hoard of Wwron.ir, and tbou^-
\V-
cf dsMn, gn*^1. seel eate, wheat, r.e,
rt, ': r> . etc. ir. Am«-.ca.
1 r i -- 0 :
1 I ■' I. xur.att .\1-. :'i * ver.
I Pkt. I: ■ 11 - ---the M Ton wonder.
1 I ■ • - 1 -r K.r.- Kirlev—173 Bu t T A.
1 Pkt Bn***n w.-. - -,r-, yield SOU Bu.
per A. * -V! t Firm* in 1910.
1 ITrt. Spelt*—the cereal hay marvel.
A' i 5 r r- re ' - r ; . ige-1 farm seel
r - - - r ' : ■ - * .etr r -a :* h f. jr ' :z
fcu- l'«c :r. fur: i, or s^-nd 2V a-.i we a-I-i
a lm : a «age fin.- .* Fr--r 3 t^.n -offeel
•' : -. A v-.l.'-r Co., Is2 South !th St.,
U Cr..* «. Wis.
Denominatioral Puzz e.
TTie wife of a prominent Unitarian
clergyman is still wondering what her
cock meant. She was a new cook, and
there was every reason to believe she
was a good cook. At any rate, she
had unquestionably served In good
families, and she brought the best of
references Nevertheless, her new
mistress did not hesitate to give her
a few instructions
"One thing I want you to remem-
ber, Nellie," said the, ' is the way we
like our oatmeal Ix>n't leave it wa-
tery But we don't like It bard and
dry. either."
Trust me, mum." responded the
cook, confidently. Ill get it right
never fear. I ve worked in Unitarian
families tefore "
5 Ve'-onlte M -ister
Ml?- Anna J Allehacb is the f-s
woman to te elected a mlniste- of -he
Mennocite church In this country, al-
though -her- ere two w.;-.e- ir Hol-
laed acting In -hat apa It;. She is
president of the New York University
Philosophical society. Her ordination
took place on January 15 in PhiladeV
phia
Wife.y Solicitude.
'Appealing to the police to f.r.1 hw
!-.•->'• -cd. who went to v. rk and tai
rot re-urned heme at eight o'clock.
but requesting that the off.cers neith-
er arrest nor talk cross' to him. a
woman left a note in the hands of
Patrolman ilickerson at Sixth and Ed-
m r,d s'reets containing ir rotation
ccncerning -he missing husband.
The r.oie in add; ion to giving a de-
scription of the mis.- r e c.an read
that the wife ' as worried nea'ly sick
because It was the first time that be
had done this "
1 don t want you to arrest him."
r.iln >- 1 -he n- te "Tell -he police
to please not talk cross to bim."—St.
Joseph Gazette.
COLDS
s
Muryo * Col' Remedy tb«
bead, throat aad lu^gs alnao«t i^uieiiate-
iv. 1 Lt- i. Fevers al i Diadurgaa of
tbe BMia tak^s a ay all ache* iir. i petos
caaaed by i It ( nt Qrti asd
i- ■ u ( og! - ai - ; " rents i". la.
\<: • I"-f. M * • 2 i .t • T-rsva
S - PL1. . l a., tvz tt.euit.-l adri.-g
aoiuteljr free.
Important to Mothers
EiamiLe carefolly •very Lcttle of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infanta and children, and see that it
Signature of
In Use For Over 3') Years.
Tbe Kind You Have Always BoughL
Not a Lucrat ve Job.
Friend—So yi r friend has left col-
lege What is he In!
Pater—Debt
HUNT'S
LIGHTNING OIL
THE LINIMENT FOR
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
ALL ACHES AND PAINS
■'f I tf i I ttll.1i RM'S-at Ci S««fK4i !im,
Consulted Him 0*ten.
Mrs Her ban- —Heal'h is wealth
Henham—At the rate you have the
doctor you ought to g*t rich quick
Al l IP-T >-P\TK HOI «KKEFPFR«
Use Re«i CltMS Ball Rm. It nuke* c.othes
clean and s^eet a* v* Lea aewr. All grwera.
Don't forget that suffering is no
proof of sin. but sin Is always prophet
Ic of suffering
92<7o IN 6 MONTHS
Our c ients who acted on our advice
in 1 he purchase o£ only three estab-
lished d.videud • ptying stocks made
9- 1 oa their investment between
August 3. 1910 and Fe ruary 14. 1911.
or at the rate of i^a.2% annuallv.
We have prepared a handsnuit- Nv k>t
t -. vg r.uw th. wn? explaiDic/ iae
opera u . f \raUlns, 'Q the stock markfi,
how etiormwu* prwnta can t«e
m % * *ub a minimum of rl-*. THIS
BV^KLLT IS FREE K"R THK asking.
WRtTE For it today
CHARLES A. STONEHAM & CD,
COMMISSION BROKERS
56 Broad Street Km York City
IF YOU HAVE A SICKLY
YOUNGSTER TRY THIS FREE
dr*** Neuraa henlc* and anemic* | tributloo of 130,0.0
TT.e with rt'in* ekndreij that la
Wtthout •.« ^r.«- « in t?.r house now and
t.uen is rar*. and so It * imp rtan: that
tbe head ot the house should know what
t£> do in th* liu.* ern r*rr !*•• that ar*a*
A child with a srrl^^ ailment n<ceda a
I It a tmt, t>ut in the ailfult) I
lastarn «-i u an> doctor kaowa, t.\# child
sufT«-ra fr- m a>rr# intestinal trouble,
usually 'X'ia'ipatk>n
• i • *• -f It a pill or
a r. T «ijr >nta'n!r* an opiate n->r la
(I'-^hlna of tha to he alwava rec-
Mrmer/H Ita*'ee r'xa It a amall A"—
of a miW. gentle laxatfT* tonic like I rr.
• 'aldaeil • Pyrup Pep« a. which, hv clean-
ta« wwt tLa ^4 auar«gu*aaiag ILm
ll'tle *t"mach mu*cle*. will lmmedlateh
correct the trouble.
nfTuW°L.our. ««5 but that
of Mra N H Mead of 1- rtH p. rt Kana.
•' daughter has be^n taktn* it
u i of lira, j H. u 5nS
!a*a , l « V 91x99 U to h,>r ^ Hdren
rem ^ ' hV*,t" " ''' ,0M 1,1 «'<T
cert and on* dollar bott|e« at ,.v,rT
«• re. but If you want to te t It In
>• _r family befor* to , buv it a,n<t your
• arW 1" 'T ,;*ldW"1 will foel
waru a supply free of charge.
f.rs <* rnpt« addre«* Dr W B.
1*;:'";,, 301 CaWwell buildinc, MoaU.
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Barrow, A. E. The Crowder City Guardian (Crowder, Oklahoma), Vol. 6, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, March 3, 1911, newspaper, March 3, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc272949/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.