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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
TIE VALUE OF CHAR OAL
Few People krow How Useful 1t is in
P-aeprvi.,r He7Hh ard Ra-,,t,

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
i the safest and most efficient GIsinfect
art and purifier IN nature, but few rea-
lize its value when taken into the hu-
nan system for the same cleansing pur-
pose.
gcu take OF ii the better; it is not
drug al al. but stmFly absorbs the gases
And Impurities always present in the
:tcn7ach and intesrnes, and carries them
on, of the system.
charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking. drinking or after eating onions
ard other odorous Vegetables.
Charcoal efectually clears and i'm
Groves The complexion. 1t whitens the
teeth and further acts as d natural and
e.ninently safe catharic.
Il absorbs the Injurious gases which
collect ir ne stomach and bowels; il dis
meets the mouth and throat from the
poison OF catarrh.
An druggists sell charcoal in one form
., another but probably the best char
GOA, and The most for the money is In
S,,art's Absorbent Lo2enges; they are
co,nposed Of the finest powdered willow
charcoal ard other harmless antiSeptics
in tablet form. or rather in the form of
large. pleasant tasting lozenges. the char
coal being mixed with honey.
The daily use of these Iozenges will
soon tel! in much i:nlH 1ved condition
Of the general health. better complexion.
sweeter breatf and purer blood. and the
beauty OF II Is that no possible harm
car result from their continued use, but
on the contrary. great benefit.
) Buffalo physician. in speaking OF the
l,erefits OF charcoal. says: Il advise Stu
avs Absorbent Lozenges to all patients
suffering from gas in the stomach and
bowels. and ii clears the complexion and
turifes the breath. mouth and throat;
also believe the liver is greatly benefited
hy the daily use of them; they cost but
twenty-five cents box at drug stores
anG although in some sense q paten,
,,repara ton, yet believe get more and
better charcoal III Stuart's Absorbent Lo-
zcnges than in any of the ordinary cnar-
coal tablets"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
MODERN PRESCRIBING.
Docsors Fs!et'lods BetieT Than They
Were Years Ago.
The Patients Lot Also Much improved
large Doses Of Naueeating Medicine NO
Longer N cessary'

Our forefathers did not have such
delightful time. after all. Just thliih
Of the round bout way they were ooiised
to accomplish the many things that are
done by us every day, almost without
thought by means of modern inventions.
Then think of what happened to them
when they we're sick. Lucky was 'iie
man who was not pounced upon by a
doctor and often literally bled TO uef''''.
That was only a starter OF what "i'
soon to follow Long, deep oraus i''
bTewed from Notwithstanding heros were
continually administered. Remedies VIII
out number each worse than tile othe',
followed quickly. 10 wonder so many Oh
our ancestors died young. no WONDER
life insurance statistics snow that we
come from short-lived race
II is in medicine like everything else.
The day Of barbarsm N tfea tinent -
nearly over. No longer does the Doctor
deprive the patient OF MS vel llLe
blood right at a time when ne neeus
every particle of strength ;. no loi'6er
does he compel the po2i sGieEer 70 Ia
mineral solutions right at q tune "neh
Nature should be left to AeTseii 10
straiShten out what might only De q
sight trouble
The modern physician knows that ne
can administer the vital principles OF MS
remedies in a concentrated form you
do not find your doctor brewing a yea
Or asking you to chew huge quantities
Of CinChOna Bark where l4uirine is ne
cessary. no longer does he administer
a bolus of Opium to deaden PAIN: Not
much. \ hypodsIIlic syringe cnaf2
VITA the active principles OF opium; NOR
phine does the yForl! better and does not
do as much damage fo! Nature to repair.
Right on this line comes news 81 re-
!. al rsFNN-F
to be the most valuable one yet mace.
Il is that Of TrcI. Wine OF Cod Liver
OIL. y INCH is nothing more or less th2h
a concentrated extract Of she active med
live cod.
The above explanation is about all that
IS necessary TO give one. II order tina
he may understand the full value OF this
for which coz liver oil has been pre-
scribed. Every one knows its objection
able features. Every one realizes that
there are many cases of wasting diseases
that could have been cured by the use
of cod liver oil had ii been possible to
administer the obnoxious remedy; but
every one does not know that when they
were taking cod liver oil in its old form
they were absorbing into the system 4
vast amount Of Vi!e-Srle ling. obnoxious
tasting grease tnat vas absolutely pow
ersess OF doing them any GOOD. out we're
simply taking it because II was VENICE
that conveyed the peculiar medicinal prin-
ciples that it was the intention Of the
doctor to give to them.
Here is where this new discovery Will
benefit the world. These principles, sep
arated from the fat and all other unne-
cessary features dissolved in deli
cious table wine. can now be admin
without its being apparent that cod liver
Oil or anything connected with II IS
being taken. The greater strength OF the
new preparation viii a'so enable the pa
. - .r.=- .~FN~F-N FoE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
F|ELD TRIAL S TO
BEGIN TO-AiORRON
Many Richmonj5rs VIII Witness
the Events Near Chase City.
FINE DOGS ARE ENTERED
There VIII Be Ex ibdion Work by Cup
Winners-G- rman a, w.cktenburg
notei-Auep,c'ous Beginning Of
an Annua Event.
FINE DOGS ARE ENTERED

over beautiful course Of open coun-
tS. !EltiS IN nIetnleuUurS county Just
out&.Ce ui StdSe tl,y, me famous MN
era, water resort u ,nla scpuvu Ul the
Sta t. taele viii be started tomorrow
Tie inaugural stakes Of the viglnla
fbeld I!,a-s ASSOCIATION. In which are
enteFed as competitors tor the hvnucs of
TIE tria.s many OF The most renowned
huntnS uoSs owned in Virginia There
the i.si tr.Is ever he'd il. the Old DO
nii1on val be attended by gentlemen
:rum many parts OF the COMMONWEALTH,
who are true spUrtsinen, and as
such have been admitted as mem
bers OF The Associa ton under whose
auspices the events are held
The triu.s will be the sporting occasion
Of the season in Virginia, and VIII be
made q social event also by the bri liant
party Of ladies and gentlemen attending
them.
The programme will consume to-mor-
rev, Tuesday and Wednesday, with
t:!ais during the days. a reception and
german Monday night a. the Meckien-
burg. and. the annual meeting OF the
Association or Tuesday night.
THIRTY ENTRIES.
There are about thirty dogs entered.
tho ma jority of them appearing in the
aL-age stakes, which will be run off on
Tomorrow morning. Monday afternoon
Mr.. Charles B. Cooke. secretary Of the
Association and owner of the famous
cha NIPPON sports Boy" will give an
exhibition, hunting this dog. and ,SaIlLe
KNOCK" another fine trial winner,
owned by aim. over a convenient sec
ton OF the preserves, showing he sports
msn of the party the finished work OF
championship dogs and the narked con-
t-ast between them and the aVsrage
amateur hunting dogs.
Sports Boy. whose picture appears IN
tc-days Times, won the championship
OF tie United States last year and has
three silver cups as. trophies. de also
won in the Bench Show in Chicago a
year ago and in TIE recent Kennel Cub
show in Richmond carried off a first and
q special prize
Besides sports Boy, there is only one
otLer champion in the country. that
beng "Lady's Count {. adston, owned
~ Mr. c. G. Williamson. Of Muncie,
Inc::
The sire of this champion was at one
time owned by Mr. w. Il ColGutt,
president Of the Virginia Field Trials
Associa ton. and resident OF this city,
"SalIe Kinlock" VINO Will appear as
tlre trial winner. having won second IN
the Missouri trials in 1861. S!e was also
a winner in the Virginia Kennel Clubs
show Of a week ago.
Nj. Cooke values Sports BOY at 5000,
while he holds the bitch a t SEQ.
The derby entries will be put III the field
tuesday morning. while on Wednesday
ali-age stakes viii he run again.
To one who has nsvcr attended the
field trials for high class settlers and
pointers an interview with Mr. Charles
-i,7+4 JNsniT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
NO RE acobss
(snectal Disnatch 70 ma Times

lsNec!5T TisPatcH to NE Ilines.J
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, December
s-One of the most interesting mar
RACES Of this week was that Of Mr. Ar
thur /. Moore to Miss Sadie Kathleen
jacobs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Wal
lace Jacobs, Of Orange county, at the
home Of the brides parents. Rev. " r
Flanagan ofiicia1ed, and the attendants
were Ny \ l.. Sisson with Miss Nora
Jennings: Mr. j X lnskesp with Miss
I5eulah Jacobs: NJ. George Chewing
with Miss Mo,lie Moore; Mr. Lewis ia
&C BIS with Miss Bessie Clark: Mr.. ". y,
Waller with Miss Mary Jacobs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
BAILEY OB-kTS
Beautiful! Marr;aze Ceremony in tn
Windsor Christian Chur.h.
Especial Dispatch to The T!mes)

WAl~SSF NnriSNd1 CHGroh.
Especial Dispatch to The T!mes.)
WINDSOR. VA, December 6.-There
was a beautiful marriage at Windsor
yesterday al $50 F. VI in the Christian
ChCrch. the contracting parties beng
Mi Lorenzo Bailey, q very popular ana
prosperous yong business man Of that
plsce and Mss Daisy Roberts the ac-
cCInplIshed daughter OF the late Bur
well Roberts, OF Isle OF Wight county.
Va. Rev. Il. H. Butler was the officiat-
.re minister. TlEre was given a big sup.
Per at the brides home at o'clock, and
al 8 O'clock there was also a reception
given at The home Of the bridegroom.
The bride was dressed in white organdy
over white silk, carrying brides roses
with white satin ribbon.
These we're attendants: Miss Andrews
enc Z. , Glenn nts. Miss Selma Butler
and Willie Andrews. Miss Elsie Barrett
emo j. C. Roberts. Miss Claudine Rob
elts and F. Il Snipes, Miss Minnie
ere II. C King. Miss Hattie Saunders
and Polite Spivsy. Miss Dohie Bailey and
Neal Roberts. Miss Lottie Jenkins and
Wiley Bradshaw. Miss Betsey Johnson
and W. b. Roberts. Miss Daisy Win
bone ard JUNE Bradshaw, Miss Essie
I-%zeu and Tiarrell Roberts, Mss Sarah
1chittle ara Sam Lamb, Miss Ounce
Barrett and Claude Bulls, Miss Lucy
bailey ard John Ninbone.
fishers. Jim Rhodes and Mills Haynes.
The bridesmaids were al dressed in
white
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
p7b O -Ha ev.

Especial Dispatch 70 The Times.)
TI2ATIISN WILLIE, VA, Dec Ga rery
pretty wedd ng was performed al the
RaptiSt parsonage here Thursday Rev.
c. W. Beale oftlc ating. The contracting
parties were Miss Julia a Haney the
onlv daughter ii Mr. and Mrs Edward
Haney, and Mr. J. Morgan DoGson one
Of our most promising young men Both
belong 10 well known families Of North
cumberland county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
K Was ite~.
n,snatch to The Tines

fSnecial DISPATCH to The TimesD
SUFFOLK. VA Dec. 6.-Wednesday
the residence Of Mr.. j E. Lassiter was
the scene of the marriage OF Mr. ] E.
KEY and Miss Mamie Lassiter The at
tendants we're a7r. VERNE Primer with
Miss Daisy I-assiter, and Mr. Otis Nc
Key with Miss Annie Pitt. and Mr. R n
Lassiter with Mss Maggie Little. After
the ceremony the parties repaired to &
Eumptuous supper.
The BRIDE and groom drove to their
future home near Smthfeld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Peters burg, 8; Norfolk. 5.
(sDecfal Dfsnatch to The Times.)

PETERSBURG. VA. December e.-The
Petersburg High School football team
and the Norfolk High School team played
Il tie game in this city this afternoon.
The score was five to FIVE. Both teams
played a splendid game. The Norfolk
boys complimented the Petersburg boys
N their fine playing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
R. Purcell Gatnesville,

Cy.; cwner. ]. R. Purcell Gainesville,
Va
I'D the Tramp. lemon and white pointer
dog, by Governor SqoIsw0od Alice;
owner. J. r Purcell. Gainesville. Va.
Frank T.. liver and white pointer d g,
by Rush Of Sam X fipsan.s Fleet; owne4.
J, {. Eiguor, Richmo,-d, Va
Inc judges chosen by the ass cllti n
to offtciate during the present trials q 2
ana Mr.. L. W White. OF P, asaut Gar
den. y. C., both OF whom have aa1 10 :
experience in the field t-.al Dusi ess and
have won distinction III that lire. Tn
third Judge Is 70 be decided upon to
III -I-s..Ir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

(SpeciaI Dispatch to The lnesJ

CoyINGToE Va Decemoe 6--The
Int=rmont Hotel, at this p.ae walcn
f.r th= past two years has be-, run by
III john " Bell. mas just oe,u leased
from the owners, Messrs " 4 Rtas-
hart. T. NJ NettIe5on and Asph I.
ELgze. to ar Il c. Eardiu. sZ2e-
r.yr4ced hotel man OF NUr--. Gar5. ma.
Who viii assume charse the trst7L next
month.
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al his fathers house, and then. follow
Ing German custom. cards were issued
containing the announcement. Mr.. Wise
is a popular and successful business man
and has been the recipient Of many con-
gIatu.ations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Especial . xpstch 10 The Times

Especial - spatch to The Times)
IARRIsoNBUBG, VA, Dec 6-The
snxagement OF Leon Wise. the youngest
menlper OF the firm Of Herman Wise
& Sens. Q: this place. TO Miss Bertha
Meier. of Port Deposit. Nd has been
announced The announcement was first
nadc TO his friends at a banquet given
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Invitations Issued.
lso,cial Dlspatch to The Times.)

ESPECIAL DlsD0tch e Tic Tlmes.1
NORFOLK, Va. December 6-Invita-
tons to the marriage Of Miss NJ ".
WeeGen and MI. Lewis Tabb. 10Th Of
Baltimore. fave been issued. fhe ina
,,ia-e viii take pace IL that city We'd
res6av evening January, / 1903 BotA
Miss weeden and Nj Tabb are :elrc-
sentatives Of the social set Of the Mon-
umentaI City. and have many t,s2nGs
here.
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air and his tail well up. 1t Is known as
a stylish point. There are great many
things that enter into the performance
OF a dog which will affect the Judging.
ARE WEEDED OUT.
After all of the dogs have been run
for thirty or forty minutes each and
given an opportunity to find birds. the
poor dogs are dropped by the judges
and the good ones paired together to run
In a second series After the second Sc
ries, the poor ones are dropped and Il
tn rd series is run, which generally is
sufficient to tel which are the winners
The judges then so over the work OF all
OF the dogs in the final series and the
one which has shown the best woVA
throughout his three times running. Is
given the first place. The second best
dog IS placed second and two others third
and forth.
The sport must be seen to be enjoy
ed. 1t is very eXhilaTating to see TWO
high class. fast dogs working over
fed hunting for birds and watch their
movements. Intelligence. speed, range
sty,e and endurance. There is no sport
more enjoyable and the riding is slow,
as the pacty moves lctsurely over the
country just as in days shooting
The field trial party usually take lunch
out on the grounds at some convenient
spring or farm house. The lunches
are sent out from the hotel and
are usually very sulnptuoUs, comprising
hot turkey. SANDWICHES, coffee, caierE'
cakes. etc.
WITH such sport as Mr.. Cooke de
scribes in store quite a party from RIch-
r,ond will go to Meclllenburg for the
trials.
carving with him his deg. To-day an.
other party viii leave, including many
OF the officials and directors OF the As
sociation. who are accompanied oS
ladies'
Mr.. W. H. Coqu~t, president Of the
Association, viii not be present on to-
morrow morning. but VIII arrive in time
to follow tre trials on Tuesday. ne hav-
ing been detained on account OF oasl-
ness engag eu'ents here
A BIT HISTORICAL.
The virginia Field Trials Association
was organized in Richmond less tRan
q year ago by q number OF gentlemen
interested in the sport with dos and
gun. Their purpose IS TO promote GOOD
Fellowship social intercourse and ac-
duaintance among sportsn2en. the great
or refinement in the use Of dog and gun
and IL encourage respect for enforce
,nent of all laws enacted for the pro-
The officers of this Association are:
President w H Co'c'iit Richmond;
Vice President W ". Collins Houston;
Second Vice President, c. W Robinson:
Secretary ard Treasurer, Charles B.
Cooke. Richmond.
board of Governors: W H. Colquftt,
Pfcnrnrd; " w Collins Houston: c.
~ Rohin<on. Newport News: Charles
p. Coote Richmond: J. c Ttgnor.
ptchmord: John Jackson. Richmond:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
..,eroe ~ 4 NJ c mant.
s,ec.o3 DisDatcb 70 The Ti.nes.)

especial Dispatch TO The Ti.nes)
CHURCH VIEW, VA. December g.
MI and Mrs N. T Dunn have an
nounced the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Estelle TO Mr.. John r. Move.
The ceremony viii be performed at Her
nttage or December 10th at IL a. n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
UNDERNFIrfR IN PORT
Tow-fine With h Wesley M. OIer
P,rtad OF Aatteras.

tspeciaI D!=patch Il The TEnesi
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December s.
The tug Underwater Captain Wiley.
which had in tow the. schooner Yves ey
NJ DER when that ressel was suak "a
tae storm off HatterAs yesterday morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
SOCIAL SIDE.

The social side Of the event has been
well arranged, music for the gsrmnn
tomorrow evening a the Meckienburs
having been taken from Richmond. and
viL remain during the thr5e days OF the
Il sis,
Hundreds OF invitations have been is
sued and fully ff-y couples Will b on
thr floor Among the Chase City reooIs
V nc VIII n present are Mr.. and Mrs.
George 4 Endly Mr. and Mrs " \
Fyoccks. NJ and Mrs. J. ". Swift Cap
tain ard Mrs. Thomas D Jeffress ME-
ana Mrs. " r Holden NJ and Mrs
]. r Prudeu. Mr.. and Mrs. Luctus Greg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
wner r I. Gill Richmond. Va.

owner r. L. Gill Richmond. Va
Dan Jiaso white and liver pointer deg.
by Gorham jill 6 Lillian l-ngl.sh. owne
Thomas II. Fox Richmoad Va
Ran Tucker. liver and ticfei pol ter
dog by Don H. Trix: owner. Ii. O
Humphreys Bedford City, Va.
Nuisance, black and white pointer deg.
pedigree not given; owner. j. 3. Raw
Iings. Stanton, Va
Entries in D rbr
Settlers.
Bobs Tony. black, white and ian setter
dog by Tony Bob Virgil Ia Keel IL;
owner, E. p wilkins Riyertyn Va
K;.rnfs, black, white and tan setter
bitch by Tony Bob Virginia Rel IL,
owner L. p wilkins. Fsiver,on Va.
Alice Re- oseveIt black. white and tan
setter bitch, by Champion Sports Boy
SalIie KIr!och; owner. FeDton NoLlud.
Hewlett. Va.
Bob Reas, lemon and white setter dog,
by Jans; owner j. r. Purcell, Gaines
vile, Va.
POINTERS.
Rush of Sam IL. white bl7ck and tick
ed pointer dog. b. Rush of Sam X Lady,
c.; owner ". w Colltrs. Houston. Va.
Lady Spotswood, lemon ard " ite
pointer bitch, by Governor Spo -swo q <
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
POINTERS

Flash liver and VIII 9 pointer bitch
by tombstone Victor Giadl1sks Ne !;
owner. L. S. Mason Clover Va.
The Swift white black and ttcard
pointer bitch by Young Rip Rap
Ticket; owner. ". -. Collins. Houston,
Va
River Oak Rfpzy. black and VIE
pointer bitch. by Plain Sam y kinta1na;
owner. P WiEklns, Rivertan.
Crozie Kent H. black and hire.
pointer bitch. by Rip Ran X c oNte Kent.
owner, ". y. Lpscomb, Mana sSas.
Acid liver and wEite 70 nter. by Cid
X Chart Il; owner, ]. P. Purcell, Gaines
vile. Va
cove nor s7otswood. black and white
pointer dog. by CID x Char. IL; over.
j. r Purcell Gainesville. Va.
Regina, lemon. white ard ticked rotn er
bitch. by Summers Kent \ Supe ior;
The Grit-advocate., 1902-02-07
A Great State,

There is this about Colorado-the
state is always in the fashion, no mat
ter what the fashion may happen to be
Once the world demanded silver, and
no state in the union equalled the rec
ord which Colorado made. Later the
world decided that instead of silver it
wanted gold. Accommodating Color
ado at once set to work and in very
brief space of time to the surprise of
the world, and somewhat to our own
amazement, we soon led the procession
of gold producers and discovered gold
camps which themselves alone produc-
ed so much of the yellow wealth that
an ordinary would have been satisfied
without going farther The fashion
now seems to be oil, and, as usual, this
state is here to satisfy the public-crav-
ing. The outlook is already so prom
lsing that it would not be at all sur
prising to find ourselves at any NOM
ent on the top wave of the biggest
oil boomS the west has ever known.
For, after all, that is Colorado's way.
What grand old state this is, to be
sure. Old Mother Earth, within this
bailiwick, responds nobly to every de
mand made upon her, and the very
best and the very most seem none too
good for those who have confidence in
her Denver Times.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-02-07

How often do we hear IA great hue
and cry about the arid west and the
deprecatory remarks made about us
which are enough to make the most
accimated ear tingle with disgust.
How often is it said that this land is
wonderfully mixed and often thought
to be a worthless region, while statis-
tics prove that it is made for some
thing. More than 10000, 900 domestic
animals today find feed and pasture
here, TO say nothing about our vast ag
ricutural, fruit, mining and other in
tere>ts. Nearly sixty per cent of ali
the wool grown in the United States is
produced in this section and a proper
tionate amount Of the mutton is finish
ed at our alfalfa stacks Today there
is Il movement by some of the strong
est men in the nation towards national
irrigation in this section, but of course
their efforts are of the hOt-air order
and will never amount to pinch Of
snuff. There are strong arguments in
favor of this and almost unanswerable
reasons why it should be done. To be
sure there is much of this region that
can never beTeclaimed nor put to any
important use, but there are valleys
and plains still arid that will yet bloom
like the most redolent rum blossom. -
Field and Farm.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-02-07
Brain Food Nonsense

Another ridiculous food fad has been
branded by the most competent auth
critics. They have dispelled the silly
notion that one kind OF food is needed
for brain, another for muscles, aud
still another for bones. A correct diet
will not only nourish IA partclar part
of the body, but it will sustain every
other part. Yet, however good your
food may be, its nutriment is destroy
ed by Indigestion or dyspepsia. You
must prepare for their appearance or
prevent their coming by taking regu-
lar doses OF Green's August Flower
the favorite medicine of the healthy
millions. A few doses aids digestion,
stimulates the liver to healthy action,
purtieS the blood. and makes you feel
buOyant and vigorous. You can get
DR.. G.. G. Green's reliable remedies at
Mason " Lavelle's. Get Green's spec
ial almanac
The Grit-advocate., 1902-02-07
Clerks Wise question

Il have lately been much troubled
with dyspepsia, belching and sour
stomach > writes NJ. S. Mead, leading
pharmacist of AttleborO, Mass 81
could eat hardly anything without suf-
fering several hours. My clerk sug-
gested | try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
which | did with most happy results
have had no more trouble and when
one can 90 eating mince pie, cheese,
candy and nuts after such time, their
digestion must be pretty good. | en-
dorse kodol dyspepsia Cure heartily" "
You don't have to diet. Eat all the
good food you want but don't overload
your stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests your food. G. Lavclle.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-02-07
The Last Heard Oft

My little boy took the Group one
night and soon grew so bad you could
hear him breathe all over the house."
says f. ID. Reynolds. Mansfield, Ohio.
ave feared he would die, but few
doses Of One Minute Cough Cure very
quickly relieved him and he went to
sleep. That's the last we heard of the
Group. Now isn't cough cure like
that vauable?" One INNATE Cough
Cure is absolutely safe and acts i'm
mediately. For coughs, colds, Group,
grip, bronchitis, and all other throat
and lung troubles it is certain cure.
Very pleasant to take. The little ones
like it. G.. Lavelle.