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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Pe-ru-na Continues to
Have the Confidence
of the People.


abel on the bottle that the people know that the claims
a justification.
only departure medical ethics in the conduct Of
ell product TO THE PEOPLE
we would to sell doctors only only then
medical fraternity recognize Puna as being entirely
BUT WE SHALL NOT DO THIS
shall people We shall continue 70
the people claims for Puna household remedy shall
continue to supply the people with free literature teaching them
teaching
benefit the home We shall continue this
profession like
We proposing from this time take the public
notwithstanding attempting
put up something which they consider Just good Peruna going
OF WHAT PERUNA is COMPOSED.
70 u all honest criticism We expect however that
% WI" continue On some pez other those who of
of Puna will continue find fault But give
such people no Just complaint
1t has become household millions the
foreign Lands until the people OF all the world supplied with this
liable household remedy
ARE GOING TO DO EVERYTHING IN THE OPEN We ara gog
themselves foundation claims
All we ask of the public Is to be as fair with with them
WE CLAIM PERUNA TO BE CATARRH REMEDY Buv bottle and
try fit helps be honest and acknowledge you
we publish statement
We will add words take fyou
publish portrait without your
written request without your en-
Puna has cured thousands Ofchr phases
mona tna Will cure many thousand spite Of fabricated
ISLANDERS to the contrary
GUARANTEE EVERY BOTTLE OF PERUEA TO CONTAIN THE
INGREDIENTS PRINTED ON THE LABEL
We guarantee that testimonial absolutely
language tesifer.
guarantee photograph photograph the
whose bears that
the hand that
We opponents being
by dealing uarer than they
with truth dupcity with candOr insnceTy sincerity
We know that the u Of Peruna will stand We believe
our CD
onen VIII De GOhged TO acknowledge hna that Pna IS not only
honest and useful remedy but Of the GREATEST HOUSEHOLD MEDI
CINES ON THE CONTINENT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
A Crusade Against
Secret Medicines.

zach and every these enterprises perhaps deserved some ct
ne opponents nave dealt with hem justly prompt
adjusting themselves TO the conditions
business world that the larger things governed bv sound
$1,000 "0'' ~4PS NOR
Like other great industries MEDICINE INDUSTRY .
coming IN for Its share of cenure
Warcry against these medicines. ~ ~
admitted
formula kept They obliged this in order IN nrsvn+
from imposing on the public After proprietor
OF dollars IN advertising remedy secrecy formula was
m only protection against others reward Of his
tremendous outlay in advertising.
Inc ngnes Of patent medicine reveal the
geoen OF their compound perfectly natural They
served protection the any other citizen
Pocnres patent on invention
TON DID NOT NERP BACK THE CRITICS
Inc agitation was kept up until Congress enacted making
% on the osuch manufacturers ingredients on the
label OF each package - w
IL was thought best include acehoIin the list iuged
tents This being the only Objectionable
OF TINS very excellent remedy promptly obyed
Indeed he voluntarily farther than Hartman so
the matter has concluded LABEL
OF ACA BOTTLE the principal active constituents
posed While do that the
ne yet from this time on have concluded
patent medicines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Henrico Candidates

Mr. w. y. Frayser. chairman or tho
Board OF Supervisors OF Henrico county,.
q candidate for the treasurership for new
year. saws that ne les very hopeful of his
candidacy Tie thinks he stands "a good
snow among the four who are running
for the place. Mr. Frayscr is a resident
OF Narina dist-ict.s
The other candidates are Mr. Henry G..
Hechior. the incumbent. OF Fairfield dis
trict. AIr George Watt ~ Fairfield. and
Mr. John \. Broaddus Of Brookline dis
trict. The primary will be hold some
time in the summer. ard the election
Will follow I'm the fall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
TRAINMEN STILL
IN CONFERENCE
II is Thought That the Southern
VIII Give a Substantial Adj
vance i'm Wages.
THE NEW SCHEDULE SLOWER
Southern To- GIVE Up the Mail
Special. as 1t Ruins Schedule
on the Road.
lrron our Regular Correspondent

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. January 5.-The
conference between representatives OF the
conductors and brakemen and hagmen
in tine employ OF the Southern Railway.
which has been in progress here for some
days. has nor resulted definitely
VI n"n the conference was concluded at
b o clock this afternoon. 70 was stated
that there would be another lpint session
tomorrow. Several OF The representa-
uNes Of tine employees said they thought
substantial advance iu wages world
he granted The conductors and train
men are represented Respectively. by
tIlrtr-two delegates one from each OF
Tie sixteen divisions Of the roaa
New Schedule.
The new schedule Of the Southern Rail-
way. which goes into effect tomorrow.
VIII involve "a number OF changes i'm addi-
Lon 90 the lenCth'uiug OF the schedules
li VIII not result I'm the entire abrogation
Of train o.. known as the Southern Fast
Mail, AS il is intended 10 have solid
mail train operated out OF Washington
OF o'clock. as ~ present. However it
Will NOT p- run on rh- fast schedule thar.
bias heretofore characterized that train. 1t
will be run at slower speed. and win not
pat every thing else on sidetracks to make
way for It, Heretofore IL was the supo-
itpr train of everything on the road. and
freight and passenger service alike had
Co. take TO the side tracks for H. When
ever there was amy waiting 20 do 10 was
not ~ that did il.
ud~r the new arrangements. however.
$3.50 this viii Dee changed. The mail will
'o expedited rs much as possible but
everything else ON the road will NOT be
delayed ln order that the fast mail 20
through on time. It will carry no passcn-
gers north OF Charlotte but south OF that
point VIII be operated 40 regular pas
~eUser train.
It is said that the announcement ~
tile Southern that il would throw up tho
special appiopria+ came ike a thunder
bolt from "a .ie4r SKY TO many OF IT,.
southern congressman, who have held
tnat it was Fas for service that would
Dee as well rendered without it, Tna
superintendent Of the southern is reported
90 have said that the loss Of time %
freight and passenger traffic on the road.
hv reason of it's having 70 wait on the
fast mail cost the company more by far
tnan 30 got ont of the operation of tine
train
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
NAME RECEIVER FOR
THE TARHEEL weekly

GREENSBORO. y. o.. January 5-On
petition Of stockholders to-day. Judee
Justice appointed a receiver for Con
gresham Backbuu's publication. The
Tarheri Weekly. John Crouch was made
receiver. giving "a Thousand dollar
bond lie is managing editor. and saws
The paper VIII not suspend. the obiact
being % reoreanizc the company and pay
of present Indebtedness. on petition OF
the First National Bank. OF High Point.
Judge Justice also placed the Lindsay
Chair Company. OF High Point. in re-
ceiveTs hands
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
NO NEWSOF PONCE
5 DAYS OVERDUE
United States Revenue Cutter
Mohawk Has Been Ordered TO
Make Search.

NEW YORK. January 5-The steamer
Coano. OF the New York and Porto Rico
steamship Company. arrived to.nIe.t
from Porto Rico. When asked ~ lie
had seen cog heard anything ~ the steam
or Ponce five DAYS overdue. Captain
Dalton. OF mo Coaiau said h. nad not IIa
had NOT. he had NOT received "a wireless
message 70 look out for beg when the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
STEEL KING TO MARRY
ACTRESS VERY SHORTLY
Off for Wedding-Father and
Sisters to Sail for Paris
Next Week.

SAN FRANCISCO. january J-f'he rli-
lrtu Tonight publishes an interview with
'pariss n. Gilman. father OF AlayDeile
Gilman. tho actress. To- the effect that he
intends 20 start next week with his twO
daughters. Pearl and Eunice. for Par 81.
where they Will witness the wedding 81
Miss Gilman 90 william Eins Corey. ~
the United states steel Corporation. TIE
1ilrnans live NJ -43 Lake street, This city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

We now offer Peruna to the
public as a regular pharmaceu-
teal product. 1t is Just as ETH
cal as any compound put up by
the medical profession. No
straining of medical ethics can
find any fault with it. THE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Name Omitted.

Iu the list % Wcstmorciand club mcm-
beers. published elsewhere. the name az
AR w o. Young was lott OF hy inad-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. /.

There has been an indiscrimfnate
crusade against American commercial
enterprises. This most extraordinary
ATTACK UPON BUSINESS corpora
lions has involved manufacturers Of
nearly all kinds has spared few pro.
duoers Of any sort.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
CarbOnllill

A we were hoeing our potatoes,
The drops OF sweat run down our nose,
We dropped our hoe ana went TO the
shade,
Ana wished for glass of lemonade,
Bur there came gentle breeze,
Blowing softly among the trees
And it dried up all our sweat,
And our trouble We soon forget,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Evans, of Chi
cago, and Mr.. and Mrs. Evans of
Murray City, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Evans, of
this place, last Sunday.
Messrs. Frank Evans j. C,
Spencer, and Mr.. John Skunk
were in Logan last Tuesday,
Mr.. Chas, Duncan was in Co
lumbus last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Francis is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Melvin Brooks in
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob Smith, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Daunhoun, Mr..
and Mrs, Robert Edding and Mr..
Wm, Mitchell, all from Nelsonville,
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs,
John Skunk of this place, laet
Sunday week ago.
Mr.. John Carter, from Sand
Run, was seen here last Saturday
evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Lehman,
from Green Township, recently
visited their daughter, Mrs. Viii
son Green, of this place,
Mr., and Mrs, Ed Smith and
son Robert, of Athens, spent
memorial day with their SON and
daughter, MIR, Lawrence Smith
and Irs. Dawley, of this place,
Mr.. James Shaffer, of Nelson
vile, was seen here last Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Green Jr.,
of this place, spent last Saturday
in Athens.
Road Superintendent, W. Z,
Evans, has made some lasting i'm
proYemenls on the road here with.
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Brow nsviIIe

Flowing corn seems to be the
order of the day.
Mr. Wesley Bigham and wife OF
dry tavern spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. John Morris.
Mr.. d. NJ. Flowers and wife
called on their son Mr. Wm, Flow
ers and wife one day last week.
Mr.. Chris Pierce and his son
Thomas made flying trip to Log
an Saturday.
Mr.. Willard Flowers aud Isaac
Saters was out running their trac-
tion engine on our pikes, one day
last week.
Mr.. Thomas Pierce has purchas-
ed new driving horse.
Mr.. George Pennabaker and wife
of near Sugar Grove and Mr.,
Charley Matthias and;wife of Rock
bridge, were the Sunday guests of
Mr.. Isaac Brown and family
Mr.. Arthur Pierce and wife of
Logan was seen out driving on our
streets Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Beavers and daugh
ter Addie are visiting relatives of
near Gibe town at this writing.
Mr.. Budd Morris and wife of
Lancaster are spending a few days
here at this writing.
Mr.. Cleveland AzbelI gave quite
an ting talk at Mt. Pisgah,
Sunday evening.
Notice-Sign your name to your
Correspondence. We will omit
the name in the PAPER, but want
to know the writer. - Editor.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
Cedar Grove

The Sabbath School at st. John
is doing we'll with Joseph Vest as
superintendent.
Mr.. Peter Hutton, who has been
on the sick list for some time, is
no better.
Mr.. Spencer, of Adelphi, was IN
our village laso week buying wool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keck, of
Black Jack, and Mrs, Susie Stivi'
son, of Lancaster, were kindly en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gordon last Friday.
The Misses Minnie and Eva
Stlyeson, of Fairfield county, were
the guests of Miss feel Dayis last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Spangler, of Tarl
ton, was the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Linn, last
week,
L. W. Beery was at Logan last
Thursday on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Engle, of
Mt. Pleasant, broke bread with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob BANTER last
Sunday
Miss Myrtle Lindsey, of Glover
Ridge, called on Miss Icel Davis
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. H Reichlsy
and Mr.. Ellsworth Chilcote, of So,
Bloomingville, passed through our
village last Wednesday enroute to
Logan.
Mr.. Lloyd Shannon, who has
been visiting his grandparents,
Mr., and Mrs. A, g. Linn, has re-
turned to his home in Columbus.
PANsY,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
Mud Town

Flowing corn seems to be the
order of the day in our vicinity.
Mr.. j. G.. Stone returned home
last Wednesday evening from Co
lumbus where he has been attend
ing United States Court.
Mrs. Catharine Davis and
daughter Miss Luria Pence, We're
Adelphi shoppers last Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Amerihe and children
called on her parents, Mr., and
Mrs Couden, one day last week {.
Mr.. Thaddie Hill attended church
at Chestnut Grove Saturday and
Sunday night.
Mrs, Ellie Eads was seen on our
streets one evening last week
Mrs. Catherine Davis and son,
Mr.. Sumner Pence were business
visitors at Logan last Monday.
Miss Stella Applemen and Miss
Luria Pence attended church at
Chestnut Groye Sunday night.
Church was largely attended at
Liberty Hill Sunday afternoon,
Mr., Thaddie Hill has returned
to his work at Union Furnace,
haYing been called home on ac-
count of the serious illness and
death of his mother, Mrs. William
Hill.
Miss Grace Davis entertained
at the home of her parents last
Saturday evening the following
friends: Misses Laurel, Grapha,
Mona and Flora Dilts, Messrs. Roy
Turner, Clinton Hill, Ben Starkey
Homer Hill and several other
friends. Everyone reports a
good time.
Mr., Jerome Sanford and wife
were seen on our streets Thursday,
The Starkey girls attendad
church at Chestnut Grove Sundey
night. PINK ROSE.
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Little Raccoon Creek

The good old summer time came
in unmasked splendor last week,
Farm crops have grown more last
week than in any one week pre-
yious, this season.
Wool. buyers have been making
their appearance last week.
Miss Georgia Cheadle was taken
suddenly i'll one day last week but
is better now.
Mr. Pert Horn aas been visiting
his father, w A, Horn, last week.
Mr.. George Mcdowell, of
Adamsville, visited Ephrnim Lane.
Saturday.
Jacob Redick's were vlei!ed
Sunday by relatives from near So.
Bloomingyille.
w. f, Redick and wife have
been visiting relatives in this and
adjoining communities during the
last few days.
Harley Rediek is suffering from
an attack of pneumonia.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
Rush Creek

Farmers are now complaining
about the heat, in place of the
cold
Corn is now beginning to grow
along the creek, and it begins to
look as if there would be some
corn after all.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Switzer Friday, ten pound boy
Wheat is beginning to put on the
golden color of harvest and it will
not be long until the click of the
binders will be heard.
The board of Education of Mar
ion TIP. met last Monday and en-
gagged the following teachers for
the coming year are:
Dist. No. /. Rosa Dutton,
Diet, No. 2. ID. +. Lecrone,
Dist. No. g. Matte Larimer.
Diet. No. A. A M. Elllnger.
Diet. No. 5, Sherman Polling
Dist. No. g. w A. SholI.
Dist, No. Z. ID. Nj. Heit
No. s and Q, deferred until Aug
ust meeting
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for the 4th Of July celebration to
be held at this place. A large
crowd is expected.
Mr.. VIM. Moore, the prominent
merchant of this place, has a very
serviceabIe drinking cup on exhi-
bition at his store. Billy Tucker
got the first drink.
Barney Kline finished painting
the parsonage Friday.
John Everett and wife were in
our town last Friday Mr.. Ever
EFT and j. NJ. Gibson were ar
ranging for their wrestling match
for July 4th. Mrs. Everett had
to box Middie's ears before they
could agree.
We would say to Huckle Berry
Corner that it ie dangerous to
tread on foreign territory, so she
had better stay where she is at.
Miss Jennie Odell called on Mrs.
Mainda Bell, Thursday.
Mr.. Ed Miller ard family are
visiting with Mr.. John Stondy and
family.
Mr.. George Fink, Of Lancaster,
was business caller at THE place
last week
Middleton Gibson has enlarged
his barber shop and has taken
Chas. Bell and Dick Krinn IN as
assistants. MID G1BsE.
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Sans Creek

Our farmers of this vicinity are
better pleased over the outlook
of their growing crops, as the
wheat is turning yellow, and the
corn is making a rapid growth.
Atty. Samuel R. Watkins, of
Columbus, is visiting his brother,
Grant Watkins, of this pace.
Atty. Murphy, of Columbus,
made business trip, last week
to this place, looking after his
lumber business.
The Board of Education, of
Salt Creek Township held a meet
ing June 18th, at the township
house, for the purpose of electing
the teachers for the next school
year.
District No. /. or Pike Run,
James Mahonny,
District No. .. or Sans Creek,
Francis A. Davis.
District No. 8. or Pike, Alpha
Polling.
District No. 4 or Pine, Nellie
NJ. Finney.
District No. 5. or Smith School
Philip Swackhammer.
District No. Z. or Blue Creek,
Earl Steel.
This leaves No. and vacant.
The Board fixed the salaries at
$35 per month for months.
Persons attending the ice cream
party of Saturday night reported
good time.
The surveyor of Pickaway
County was surveying the line he
tween d. L. Archer and Samuel
Riger, last Saturday.
Notice-Sign your name to
your correspondence. We will
omit the name in the paper, but
want to now the writer Editor,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
Liberty Hill

Mrs. Hattie Davis and daughter
Lura, made business trip to
Adelphi last Thursday.
Mr.. John Diltz and family spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Settles.
Church at Chestnut Grove was
we'll attended by Miss Lura Pence
and four other girls Wasn't that
a daisy crowd2
Mr.. Clint Hill has been farming
for Mr.. Robert Davis this season,
We wish him good success.
Mr.. Thaddie Hill was the guest
of Miss Lura Pence last Sunday
night.
Mr.. Thomas Amerine called on
Miss Grapha DiItz last Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mona and Grapha Diltz
was seen in Bloomingville last
Thursday,
Mrs. Ollie Settles and Lester
was seen on this ridge last Monday,
Mr.. Bundy Hill was the guest
of Miss Bessie Brown, last Sun
day night. Bundy, don't fall
over the rocks.
Mr.. Milt Sailrs preached last
Sunday afternoon at Liberty Hill,
Mr.. Clarence Stone has return
ed home.
The party was we'll attended last
Saturday evening at Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Davis's by Miss Sarah,
Flora, Grapha, Mona and Lura
Dilt2, also Roy Turner, Clint Hill
and Ben Starkey and many other
friends.
Miss Minnie Walden is working
for Mrs George Moore.
Ralph lies looked awful sad
when he came to the corner.
Miss Hazel Starkey looked
awful lonesome last Sunday night,
Mr., Sumner Pence has been
working for Dan Woodgeard.
Mr., Harley Davis was the guest
of Miss Flora Dlltz last Sunday
evening.
Alice Laney was seen on Goose
Greek laet Tuesday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
in the last few days.

in the last few days.
Cleo, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Jerry Metheny, is suffer.
ing from an abcess on the neck.
Yes Marion scribe, we agree
with you that there is crookedness
in almt ct every kind of business,
everything has advanced in price
within the last 6 months except
wages, but still the vast majority
of us will sit like knots on log
and not open our mouths for fear
we might make somebody mad or
tramp on their toes, but the other
fellows don't fear to make us mad
do they2
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
West End

There not being much news
to write this week, | will pen
few on the privileges and labora of
the farmer,
Ever since the eight or ten hour
day has become a permanent Tx
ture in the factory and mine there
has been u constant agitation of
the question of shorter hours on
the farm. Idle city writers, who
know nothing of the farm, spend
considerable time plying the
"poor farmer" and forming vision
ary plans, which, if executed pro-
perly would undoubtedly realieve
the pressure of farm work Mean
while the farmer forges ahead,
philosophieally refusing to swal-
low the heavy doses of condensed
hot air.
But seriously does the farmer work
overtime2 To be sure during har
vest time and even in the rush of
spring work he is obliged to lab
or many more hours than his
friend in the city. But the farm
er is his own time keeper, if he is
not we'll he eases up. If the
weather is unfit for out door labor
he waits until it is fit. Then if a
friend comes to see him he may
lay off for a couple of hours and
there is no one to interfere. All
these privileges are denied the
man who works in the factory.
There is still another advantage
which the farmer possesses.
Through the winter months there
is little work to be done on the
farm and the farmer has time to
visit, read or rest as the fancy suits
him. This is the time when he
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
GibsOnville

Mr., Howard Turner was seen
on our streets Friday.
ChEs. Miller made a business
trip to Logan and Enterprise, Fri
day.
Mrs. Daisy Head and two
daughters, Zelma and Annie, were
seen on our streets one day last
week They were enroute to
Pleasantyille.
Fred Burgoyne, who has been
suffering with softening of the
brain, is slowly improving at this
writing.
Miss Sarah Peterson is visiting
with friends in Logan, at this
writing.
Messrs. Chas. Keller and Il. f.
Krinn are preparing their speeches
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27

may plan his work for the comiD g
year or study the farm Journal,
which he lacked time to read dur
ing the summer.
The farmer at times, spend more
hours in labor than his brother in
the city, but he has the privilege
of easing up at any time. He is
not forced to labor in extremely bad
weather, and moreover, he has the
priceless advantage of an extended
period of restf1lness in which time
he may gain many soluable sugges
for his future work.
Notice--Sign your name to your
Correspondence, We will omit
the name in the paper, but want
to know the writer.-Editor
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
Huckle Berry Corner.

We are having plenty of rain
at this time, and mud, too.
Mr.. Frank Robinson was the
over Sunday guest of his friend
in Logan.
Mrs. Chas. Carr and family of
this place, called on Mr.. Douglas
Carr and family of South Perry,
Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Keller called on his
friend, Mr.. Bruce Carr, Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Nihiser, daughter
Sarah and son Craven, called on
Mrs, Lulu Carr one day last week.
Mr.. Daniel Kreachbaum Is very
poorly at this writing.
COUNTRY KID.
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Cured Hemorrhages of the
Lungs.

"Several years since my lungs
were so badly affected that | had
many hemorrhages," writes A. NJ.
AXE, of Wood, Ind. IL took
treatment with several physicians
without any benefit, | then start
ed to take Foley's Honey and Tar,
and my lungs are now as sound as
a bullet. recommend it in ad-
yanced stages of lung trouble. "
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
cough and heals the lungs, and
prevents serious results from
cold. Refuse substitutes. Bort
and Co.