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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-30
Soap Creek.

Soap Creek, July 2s.--NIrs Fred Songer
and little daughter, and sister-in-law. OF
| near Bloomfield. were visitors ut Mrs
Songer's mothers, Mrs. Mary Crist OF
| Lemontown Sunday.
| VIII Luderback Of near Peckadella
| street, called on Lea Houk Sunday eve.
ming.
Ora Sample of Cedar Grove, was a
| Bloomfield caller Saturday.
| Lydia Crist of Lemontown, called on Mrs.
William Bradley of Cedar Grove one day
last week.
| Will Morgan of South Ottumwa. called
on Harry Sample and family of Flat Hill
| Sunday.
! Alex Hawkins and Charley Boles were
| in Drakeville Sunday.
| P. Heckard nd family were callers near
| Ormanville Sunday.
| Jacob Snow of near Dadville, called on
| r. It. Sample enc day last week.
Mr.. Miller and family of near Drakeville
passed through this vicinity last Mon
day.
Nellie and Ella Coffman of Iowaville.
called on Miss Malinda and Miss Susie
Hawkins Sunday. tEs
Mrs ALI Rankin of near Dadville. visit
ed with Mrs. Henry Rankin one day last
| week.
Cordie Rankin was Belknap caller
| Saturday.
l
more than begun.
| VIM. Pain and daughter. Mrs. Darnell,
land children, of Bloomfield, visited with
friends and relatives here this week.
| The NJ. E. church at Belknap held a
supper Saturday night.
| Miss Abbie Patterson Of near Drakeville
visited her sister, Mrs. Madge Patterson,
| Sunday.
| VIM. Rhine, who has been very sick, is
some better.
VIM. Bowlar of Belknap was in Ottumwa
on business Sunday.
| Samuel Wells was a guest in Ottumwa
Sundy.
| Ottumwa, are visiting friends in this
neighborhood. , "a 5.fI
| Mrs. Jack was called to the parental
| home in Illinois on account Of the i'll
| ness of her sister, Lizzie Bolen, Of near
| Ormansville.
| The outlook for a hay crop promises
to be the largest in many years, II
saved.
Lawn Blankinship is building new
| house.
! Mr.. Wintermoot has been working for
| Eli Harbour of Dadyille.
| There is a very good crop of blackberries
| in this neighborhood.
| John Shepherd of Pickadello street,
made a business trip to Bloomfield Satur-
| day.
LOWE Davis of Drakeville, was a call
err in Belknap one day last week
LAS. Nelson, wife and little daughter
of near Ivoryville, were Belknap callers
| Saturday.
Will Shepherd and Ross Sutton were
pleasant callers at Harry Samples Sun
day.
The infant daughter Of Ray Blnkinship
was on the sick list last week.
Ross Sutton of Packwood had the mis-
fortune of cutting .ls leg on scythe
while working for r. Il. Sample last
week.
Lizzie Bolin is very i'll.
Jack Heckard was a Belknap caller
Saturday.
LOWE Davis. accompanied by her cous-
in, attended church at Drakeville Sunday
evening.
Will Orman called on Norah Schubert Of
Dadyille Sunday evening.
Harry Sample of Flat Hill was recent
caller at Belknap.
Ora Sample of Cedar Grove, called on
Jesse Crist Sunday.
Adolphus Mum of Dabney street, has
purchased new separator for his thresh-
ing machine.
Mrs. Overturf and granddaughter were
callers in Bloomfield last Saturday.
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MAY Purchase creamerx.

deal is practically completed whereby
the Yorkshire Creamery company of this
parte creamery. The members of the firm
of John Morrell & 70. own the ma jorIty
Of the stock In the Yorkshire creamery
firm and an extensive creamery business
in southeastern Iowa is done by the com
pany. Creameries in eight or nine towns
in this vicinity are operated and a large
output is marketed. The consideration by
which the firm is to secure the Bonaparte
creamery is said to be $500. The plant
was built two years ago at cost Of S4,-
400. IT is said that 1t has never been a
paying inyestmept, 81. SO
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Sigourney.

Sigourney, July 2S-Rev. A. T. Shortess,
pastor of the Baptist church at this place,
died Sunday evening Mt the home of his
mother in Vinton. Rev. Shortess was
about so years of age. He has been pas
tor of the Baptist church here for several
years and was formerly of Hedrick. He
stands very high in .Ae estimation of all
the people He leaves wife, daughter
and two sons, one of whom is now doing
duty for the government in the Phnippine
Islands. The funeral of Mr.. Shortess is
held today at Vinton.
Prof w. 81. Bender has arrived here
from Cedar Falls and is instructing in
diadactics in the county normal institute.
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building of the new Swedish Methodist

building of the new Swedish Methodist
church.
Misses Emily Cameron and Edith Sam
uels have gone to Abba, where they will
attend normal.
Harry Maxwell has gone to Buxton to
work
Mrs. Richard Samues and family re-
turned to their home in Laddsdale Mon
day.
Mr.. Butler of Abba, was here on bust
ness Monday.
William Phillips and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday in Pekay visiting at the home
of ]. A. Phillips.
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Pleasant Grove

Pleasant Grove. July 2s.-warden Nc.
Caulley was an Eldon visitor Saturday.
Ed Shaffer of 11ldon was a business call
er In this vicinity Saturday
Dick Potteroff and Harry Baker were
callers at the f. NJ. Brooks home Fri
day.
Mrs Fannie Cloud and son of Indiana.
are visiting relatives here
g. A. Hagerty, John Cornell and Harve
Turner were Ottumwa visitors Friday.
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Mark.


Mark July 2S.-Last Tuesday being Miss
Ella. Goods seventeenth birthday several
of her young friends gathered and spent
the, evening at her home. Ice cream and
light refreshments were served and an
enjoyable evening passed.
Ethridge Sturgeon was born August s,
1885; died July "a, aged IT years, ii
months. and 10 days. The remains were
laid to rest in the Hopkins cemetery
Anderson Pilman spent Sunday in
Mark.
Miss Cessy Flanagan and Hugh Fen
ton attended meeting at Savannah Sun
day.
Mrs. N. D. Jenkins returned home from
Lancaster Sunday where she was called Il
few days ago to the bedside of her mother
who is very sick.
Miss Jennie Edwards of Monterey spent
Sunday with D. T. Edwards and family of
Mark.
Mrs. Bessie Fenton is very sick
!. w. Wisdom and NJ. A. McManis de-
livered some cattle at Bloomfield Satur-
day.
Clyde Sidwell and Arthur Wood spent
Saturday evening in bloomfield.
H. III. Cecil, who has been sick for the
past week, is no better.
r. B. Dabney has bought span Of
mules of w. 2. Hall.
Miss Eta Lamb spent Sunday with Miss
May Edwards.
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MunterviIIe.

Muntervllle, July 2s-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Swanson and family. from
Davenport, have been visiting rela-
tives and friends In this vicinity for
the past week. when yesterday Robert re-
turned to his duty in Davenport, and Mrs.
Swanson went to her old home in Red
Oak for few weeks visit, while the
boys will remain during this time with
their grandparents, and uncle, near here
and enjoy the country life.
c. +. Swanson, who went to Excelsior
Springs. Mo-, for his health some time ago
Is reported very much better and his re.
turn is looked for soon.
The bulk of the hay crop is in the stack
and NOW by this time and never has the
hay crop been put up in a finer condi-
ton than this year, but the corn has suf-
fered in consequence, as large amount
of late corn has now reached the stage
that rain will not help 1t out, and much
of the early corn has already passed the
saving point, therefore the corn crop in
this immediate vicinity cannot make
much of a crop now If we should get plen-
ty of rain from now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gustafson, from
Millers Ridge. were Chillicothe visitors
yesterday. stopping at the home of Mrs.
Gustafson, on their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hall, visited with al
Grooms Friday,
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Birmingham, July 2s-Miss Carrie Is
rael entertained party of young people
at ninch thursday evening. An enjoyable
time was had.
Mrs. Carroll Stentz and baby Of Mason
City are visiting at the ]. S. Goodson
home.
Mrs. J. NJ. Topping and family Of Bur.
lington are visiting relatives here and at
Utica.
Miss Ruby Murphy Of Mt. Pleasant is
visiting at the home Of her brother,
Crate.
Mrs. Frances Hope is visiting in Liberty
vile.
Mrs. Frank Vernon has returned from
a two weeks stay In Keosauqua.
!. pG and AxA Walls lsays fala week to-
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A SAD CASE.
Davis County Man Becomes Insane at
Advanced ACE,

Bloomfield, July 2S.-George Stivers
an old man who has been living for
several weeks with his son, John Stiv.
ers, near West Grove was brought to
Bloomfield Monday and was taken be.
fore the commissioners of insanity
who ordered him sent to the hospital
at Mt. Pleasant for treatment Until
about two months ago, Mr.. Stivers had
made his home with his son who re-
sides in Missouri. 1t was arranged
for him to visit his son John in this
county. Upon arrival Of Mr.. Stivers at
West. Grove, John met him at the sta
ton but was surprised to find that his
father did not recognize him. 1t appears
that he has grown steadily worse since
then and it was deemed advisable to
send him to Mt Pleasant for treat,
ment. He was accordingly taken to
the hospital by Deputy Sheriff Edward
Cox. TG4f
Bloomfield News.
A game of baseball was played Sun.
day between the Bloomfield team and
one from Glenwood at that place. The
score stood 5 to in favor of the home
team.
Milton R. Harris and Martin Cassill
OF west Grove transacted business
Monday in this city.
j. M. Hunt of Pulaski. made trip
to Bloomfield on business Monday
George Cassill of Boston who is Wis
Hing relatives at Ashgrove came to
Bloomfield Monday on business. Mr..
Cassill was reared in Davis county and
was for a time engaged in business
Ottumwa, going from the latter place
to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rankin spent
Sunday in Mt. Sterling with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. e. Bell. Mrs. Rankin and Mrs.
Bell are sisters.
Mat. Burgess who has been sojourn-
ing for some time in Erie. Pa, arrived
here Sunday evening for visit with
relatives.
p j. Kinsinger Of Bunch, was in
Bloomfield on business Monday.
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Younger and Jesse James show as q
rough rider
Miss Belle Morgan of Allerton, arrived
Friday for n short visit with her friend
Mrs. Kidd.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Berry spent Thurs
day In Oskaloosa visiting their friends,
VIM. Hagan and Mrs. James Smith and
families.
Mrs. Berde Butcher and children, Helen
and Celia, returned Friday from an ex.
tended visit with Mrs. Butchers uncles
and aunts, ]. H. Riggs, at Waterloo, Neb..
Mrs. g. Meredith at o'Neh, Neb., and
Geo. Riggs at Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Zed Oldham, formerly of this place,
but now of Harrison, Okla, arrived Thurs
daughter, Mrs. B.. S. Lennon on Fifth
street, and with other relatives.
Mrs. Miles Richards and baby returned
Saturday morning from months visit
with her parents at Ottawa. Kan.
Attorney Work of Ottumwa, was in
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. Cooper and children of Hines, were
guests Friday of the NJ. r. Johnson home,
corner of Second and Berdan streets.
Mrs. G. E. Stephenson returned Thurs
day from ten days visit with relatives
at Sigonrney and neswick.
Mrs. G. w. Davis of Oskalooosa, who
has been a guest of her daughter. Mrs
X. f. Grattan, who has been sufferer
from felon on her hand.
Miss Annie Briggs and the Clark chill
dren, Helen, Frank and Clifford, visited
in Oskaloosa Thursday with L. L. Nc
Cord and family.
The Junior Endeavor of the Christian
church will serve ice cream in the Rob-
erts building next Saturday afternoon and
evening, Aug. /.
The social at the Baptist church Mt
Pleasant Corners Tuesday night was well
attended and about $50 was taken in.
James Picken, east of town, took four
car loads of cattle to Chicago recently.
Miss Julia Pidgeon returned Friday
from her visit at Salem.
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ELpoN MAN DEAD.
Funeral of the Late E. Watts Held
Monday.

Eldon, July 2s-( Special 1.-The re.
mains of e. Watts, who died Saturday
at his home in this city, were laid to
rest in the Eldon cemetery at
o'clock Monday afternoon. He leaves
TO mourn his loss beside large circle
OF friends a wife, two sons, four daugh-
tiers, brother and sister.
Other Eldon News.
Mrs. d. L. Deever and son Fred left
Monday for Fort Scott, Kan, to visit rel
atives.
Miss Garnet Avery of Cedar Rapids, is
visiting Mt the home of Mrs. Geo. Whis-
Ter.
w. f. Dooley of Washington spent Sun.
day in Eldon with relatives.
Mrs. j. McKibben of Keosauqua returned
home today after a pleasant visit at the
Z home of Mr.. Hilles and family.
Miss Pearl Erskins left today for visit
at Douds Station.
Mrs William Tierney of Laddsdale, was
in the city shopping today.
Mrs +. Hollen Of Valley Junction re-
turned home today after pleasant visit
18th her mother, Mrs. j. Yoder.
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Belknap.

| Belknap, July 2S.-Niiss Eva Thompson
of ottImwa, visited here Saturday night
| and Sunday at the home of her uncle,
c. Thompson, and with friends.
| Miss Orpha Morris was in Ottumwa Sat
! urday evening and called on her aunt
Miss Allie Morris.
| Miss Bessie Fleming visited in Drake
vile lastSweek at the home of her sister
| Mrs. Walter Hoffman.
| Mrs. Mary Elliott of Seymour. visited
! at this place last week with her father
| Matte Smith of Decatur, H., who was
visiting here
The ice cream supper Saturday evening
pleasant as well as profitable. A large
crowd was present and the sum of $2C
was cleared.
Otis Pickett and family wished at the
Frank Pickett home near Sherman Chapel
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Peedon of Ottum
wa visited relatives at this place and
Floris last week.
Eliza Griner and family of Dunville Wis
tied here Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. D.
Conner and children,
Mrs. Sarah McGee is visiting relatives
and friends in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fin Names and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Allen of Soap
Creek and Mrs Youngburg of Ottumwa,
We're guests Sunday Mt the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pettet.
James Riley of Coatesville, Mo-, spent
Sunday afternoon with his brother, Thos.
Riley.
Mrs. Lou Spohr and little son Earl are
visiting in Bloomfield.
Misses Nellie Clark and Lora McNeff
of Drakeville were the guests Friday eve
ming of Mrs. Anna Mum.
Joseph Cameron received word last week
from his sister at Eskridge, Kan, stating
that she was still improving.
Mrs. Mary McCarty and daughter, Hazel
of Ottumwa, returned home Sunday eve
ming from a weeks visit here.
Mr.. Kneedler was Florls visitor Satur-
day night and Sunday.
j. W. Bolivar drove twenty-five head Of
butcher cattle to Ottumwa last week.
George Mutt returned to his home at
Unionville, Mo-. last week from visit
with friends here.
Miss Abbie Patterson of Drakeville. Wis
tied here Saturday night with Mrs. e. A.
Patterson and children, who accompanied
her home Sunday to spend the remainder
of the day.
Miss Allie Morris, who has employment
in Ottumwa, is expected home this eve
ming to spend her vacation with her
mother.
Mrs. Ida Lester and children spent Sat
urday at Floris at the Alex. Garretson
home.
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Milton.

Milton, July 2s.-Lebanon and Stiles
played bill at the Milton fair grounds
recently. The score was - to 10 in favor
of Lebanon.
The Milton Herald celebrated its TWEEN
ty-fifth year recently.
The Milton district fair will be held
Aug. 1928.
N. L. Workman Is taking trip to the
Pacific coast.
John H. Gray of Troy, has bought the
" Nagle residence and will move to town
In the fall.
Holton Campbell of Washington, Ia, and
Marcona Campbell of Wheaton, Kan, are
visiting in this vicinity.
A. A. Mustard has the contract to build
the school house in the Wilson district
near the Iowa-Missouri line.
The fourth quarterly meeting Of the NJ.
NJ. church will be held at Mt. Zion church
east of town, Aug. $40.
]. NJ. Henderson has bought the Shelby
Shane interest in the drug store at this
place.
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Packwood.

Packwood. July 2s.-Mr. and Mrs. Barn
grover of Cincinnati, o.. are guests of
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barn.
grover.
Miss Grace Norman of Brookville, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. B. Myers.
Mrs. David Roth and daughter have re-
turned from Denver.
Bud Fairchild las just completed an
elegant residence for Wilson Aurahm at
his farm.
Mrs. Stafford. after two months visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Weller. returned last week to her home
near Vernon, Texas
The Misses Davis of Abingdon and Miss
Dora Fisher of Bldensburg were guests
Of Mrs. Mooman last week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E..
church will hold a three days fair, be-
ginning Aug. %.
Jute crowd was in town Saturday
night attending the festival Of the Chris
tian church people. Owing to the poor
light there were seXeral harmless acct
dents. surrey and two buggies were
upset Our town needs better lights, or
no night entertainments.
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Mrs. c. w. McNay moved to Fairfield
Monday, where she will Join her husband
who is working for the Burlington railroad
company.
The Burlington agent now occupies the
upper story of Joe Silvers store room as
n residence.
Clarence Harlan has moved back to
town.
John Thornley, returned to Marietta, o.,
Thursday.
w. S. Whitaker and brother Wick visit.
ed at Stockport Sunday.
John Dill, Jr., will move this week to
New London, where he will take charge of
a hotel.
A. j. Hiatt now occupies the property
vacated by Mrs. C. w. McNay.
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Lebanon.

Lebanon, July 2s.-Miss Tracy Stef-
fe, from Basco, ILL.,, is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Eugene Harrison.
Frank eamghsu ss 4ala lake. Gala.
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VI
Sheridan, Wyo., to visit the latter's son
Charles Bukey and wife.
Mrs. Louisa Hale is visiting her son and
family In Oskaloosa.
Hugh Work is entertaining his sister
from Lamar, Mo-, at the home of his
grandparents.
Miss Daisy Hope returned Monday from
visit Of several weeks at Eagle Grove
Winterset and Valley Junction.
Rev. e. j. Smith was granted vacation
OF several weeks by his congregation. He
went to Ottumwa, wnere Mrs. Smith will
join him and proceed to Wapello, where
they will visit Mrs. Smiths parents.
Jay Deahl has returned from his trip
to Cripple Creek, Colo.
Miss Myrtle Moore is visiting Mrs. D. w.
Brown in New London.
Mrs. Annie Rankin and children of Co
lumbus Junction, who have been visiting
j. w. Tarrells left for Keokuk, where
they will remain week or so before re-
turning home.
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Stockport, July 2s-Harvest is over and
thrashing is the order of the day.
w. II. Miller and Frank Delaner of
Fort Madison are here working on the
elevator.
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Abba.

la July PSI. Todd Duncan, A. Gl
lESC. 3. Baird. Z. D. Eldsx AND II.
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A MENACE TO THE coTToNcRoP

The cotton boil weeviI has grown 80
be serious menace to the cotton
growing industry. Experts from the
Agricultural Department at Washing
ton have been experimenting with the
weevll in the South and also in Cuba.
While only part of the cotton region
in Texas is affected the department
experts estimate that the loss to the
Texas planters from the weevil is about
$l5, 600, 900 this year This is tremend-
Gus loss. The reported appearance of
the pest in the cotton plots of the Au-
dubon Park Experiment Station in
Louisiana caused the authorities there
to burn the cotton and plants, spray
the land with petroleum and then pillow
and flood it
Whether this will have the effect of
exterminating the weevil is not known
The insect spreads slowly but multi
plies at tremendous rate A single
600 insects in one season. as yet
neither preventive nor cure has been
discovered 1t is difficult to get at the
weevil, which lives in the fruit of the
p ant and is we'll protected from any
application of poison. The weevil is
Matched from an egg and is full grown
in fourteen days. 1t is not affected by
climate conditions.
1t is the opinion of the Agricultural
| Department that in time the weevll
will spread all over the South, unless
preventive is discovered It the
event of general spread the annual
damage to the cotton crop, based on
the damage already done this year in
| Texas, would amount to $3.50, GOO, 900,
or one-half the value of the cotton
crop. BY planting very early quick
growing variety of cotton, Thoroughly
cuItivating it and picking it as early as
possible, the weevil is in some measure
avoided.
The cotton boil weevil is not a new
pest, and it is remarkable that the
South, where the great bulk of the
worlds cotton crop is produced, has sc
long escaped its ravages. It is grow
ing, however, to be most serious evil,
and may be the cause of the loss Of
hundreds of millions of dollars to the
South. It is of the utmost importance
that preventive or a remedy be dis
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-12-05
WHAT is CATARRH :?
HyOmei Cures This Common and
DisagreeabIe Disease.

sages is now admitted by every physi
clan. 1t stands to reason that catarrh
cannot be cured unless these germs
are first destroyed. The Hyomel II eat
ment kills the csia'rh germs even ID
the minutest air cells, soothes and be ais
the irritated mucous membrane and
makes complete and lasting cures in
cases that have resisted the usual meth
DDS of treatment.
Catarrh cannot be cured by medi
cines administered through tha stom-
ach. Hyomei is the only natural
method and it has made cures thai
seem miraculous. The complete outfit
costs but 81 90 and consists of an in
haler, which will last lifetime, and
sufficient Hyomei for several weeks
treatment. Additional bottles of Hy-
omei can be procured for SOC
Dodson's Pharmacy gives personal
guarantee with every Hyomei outtit
thev sell to refund the money If 1t does
not cure. There is no risk whatever to
the urchaser of H yomei.
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ONLY GUARANTEED CATARRH cure.
Hyomei Costs You Nothing If it Fails
Says Dodson's Pharmacy.


Says Dodson's Pharmacy.
Among the many medicines III on the
mar ket that clsIm TO cure catarrb, none
but Hyomei has enough faith IN its
own merits to be willing to refund the
money if it does not cure.
This remarkable remedy for catsrsh
kills the microbes and the germs of the
disease aud from it's lntroduction has
been sold under positive guarantee to
return the money to all dissatisfied Gus
toners
Dodson' q Pharmacy has sold great
many Hyomei outfits in the last few
years, and they stand ready today to
refund the price to any one who has
not been helped by Hyomei
The complete Hyomei GU fit costs
81 90 and comprises an inhaler, a bot
tie of Byomel and dropp7r. Toe in
haler will last lifetime; and addition
al bottles of Hyomei can be obtained
for 500.
Breathe HyomeI for a few MINI tes
four times day and your catarrh will
grow better from the first DAY g use,
aud will be completely cured in short
time.
Do not try to cure catarah with or
binary stomach medicines. Breathe
he healing Hyomei which goes to
every part of the air passages and re.
spIratory organs, killing the catarrh
germs and preventing their growth.
It is the only treatment for catarrah
where you can get your money back
from local dealer In case it does not
help