The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 24, 1919, Page 13

ADVER’['ISEMENTS Bots and Worins The above is a true photograph of a horse 8 etomach No wonder our horses are poor and weak. BOTS are killing horses every day by eating the inner mem- brane from the stomach, and in some cases they eat holes throufh the stomach. You can remove every bot and worm if you wish. I guarantee to expel from the every bot and worm i a very nhortoume with my safe sure remedy, BOT and W PELLER. lt‘s in powder form and is nbsolutely harmless. Horse owners write me that my Bot and Worm Ex- goller has removed from 500 to 1,000 bots from one orse. Seven -flve per cent of colic is caused from these pests. w is the time to get your horses tune up for spflnz — Price, post repaid, $2.00 per box; ne ut;anw.n S 83 _ JOHN S. JOHNSON Box 276, Bismarck, N. D. Stockman’s Home Remedy Co. ACHES AND PAINS QUICKLY RELIEVED You'il find Sloan’s Linimens softens the severe rheumatic ache” _Put it on freely. Don’t rub it in Just let it penctrate naturally. 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We need more humanity in our judgment. of their offenses. We have not shown it. For the sake of our men and the families we must put an end to this cruel system, and we must do it at once.” General Ansell related, as evidence of what he called the “perniciousness of the courtmartial system,” the case of a boy who had been in the army but a few days and was assigned to kitchen duty in an army camp. The sergeant found him smoking a cigaret and reprimanded him. Before You Buy See & D What Savage Sells It For Have you received the great money-uving Savage Bargain Book? Are you taking advantage of this opportunity to buy quality merchandlse.ni‘lflg price reductions? This b:g 508 pege book oflers you thousands of op ortunities_to nve money. 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