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TIE IuaI Government League oI
Carroll county held II regular month
/ business meeting II lhe residence
. N. :. + HsHr. EazI MaIn street.
oa TasHdag evening. August 18th. II
. o'clock Although 4 number II he
members haxs ben absent during the
summer The RorE oI he League haa
Kone steadily on. nd interest ! being
shown II tie Increase n membership
and InH formation oI brunch Leagues
ii oIHsF IaTIH of IHE county The
secretary. III WhIImnrs. reported ;
membership 1I = 9Th : branch
league recently organized n sYEaHz
vie. .IfH / members making ! IoIal
of =. Ths treasurer. Nra. Carroll
AI6aaEn. reported III h handsome
n. hammer q Iha League n ben
naId IoT. zad thai II members ha1
nald IHslf aasa. md lhe league haa n
de1Iz. MTH. :. ! FaETaE. chairman
u Iaa petition committee. reported
- names II s1IEHz I'D ben signed
u IEs petition n he Legislature Ak
n InHI II question If suffrage b
submitted II IHH people Twenty
members II Ihs League attended III
IHzIum. af IuIzs IzaIzz4. . Denver.
Colorado. n ; HuHx ~ Eaxn hIm IhH
IzHzUIzaHna zaIaIa 1 letter # greet
IN - H.nI nm y - L..Eus aHIeI
NHH gracefully acknowledged n -.
Ia1HH Ne hannHH 0I IIa IszEu. Il
# ETeen faII= sIIH ; diamond II *hIIs
IsII HnI -. motto =IaHI Government
League q CARROLL County n purple
letters uaIIHIzH.1 III > HHaxx White
eaTd fFIuEH. / : probable IHaI MTa
Emma Smith. KIes pTsaIHanI IF IL
nd IL HumHu 10 IN suffrage Tor
Washington sIHIa. M HIHIL XsHIz
minister n tie naaf future ana MAKE
n aaaFe#H under II auspices Of III
League :. sHsIlman. President
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WEDDINGS.
.Ea1eIdLMaIn.

: 4uiet but pretty wedding took
place On August L. at the narson age
Of the Brethren at New Market. The
contracting parties we're Mr.. James
y WarIIeld. Of Springfield, and Miss
Grace '. Main. of Mount Airy. The
ceremony vas performed by Rev. s.
!. Utz. pasaor Of the bride. Only
The immediate family Of the bride was
present.
me groom Is an attendant at
Springfield State Hospital, syEesrIIIe.
The bride was becomingIy atIIred
IN tan coat suit With bonnet and
gloves to match.
After the ceremony the happy couple
left over the B. : O. for a wedding
trip to Washington. D. e. Baltimore
and other points. The bride received
many handsome and useful presents.
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Senator TIIlman Argues Against 10.
nm Suffrage.

IN \ speech delivered IN The United
States Senate last Monday. Senator
TIllman Of South Carolina pIteheu IN
10 woman suffrage.
lis speech Wa IN defense oI DT.
HIedaoe. Of Baltimore. whose article
On Mission Of Women Kas printed
IN tie Congressional Record 1t ssnaz
tor TIIIman.a request aud later HIrIeE=
IN out because Il Waa saI1 II reflect
On Northern women.
It + beautiful dream. aid be.
That female suffrage HIll purify poll
tics. The vital and important thing
Tor u 70 consider Il The effect On -
men themselves. He had better en=
dure the evils Of corruption N politics
md debanehery n our Government
rather than bring about condition
which vii mar the beauty and dim
the InHIre Of the glorious Homanhooa
10 which ne have been accustomed al
our lives.
We can better AFFORD 10 have de
graded and corrupt politics than de-
graded and bad women. To have both
IN eser-InereasIng degree. II Haa the
case N Rome. would make the world
s0 uMnnEaHaDl4 MuI11n1E4 n 8EAI -
50 corrupt. that good men and women
both would disappear from the faee
Of the earth aud civilization would be
blotted out Ike It vas IN the DIRK
Ages after the fall Of Rome.
I I'm 30 thoroughly . convert II
The belief that You cannot touch pitch
Without being detiled tint | ahuddeT
to think Of the consequences To Ihe
Komannooa Of America should HnII=
rage become universal. taking IN both
sexes and al races. Yel, the expert
ment i going to be tried. fear.
Senator TIllman said the demand Of
women for suffrage vas growing LOO
faaI 10 be stopped By the old fogIeae
Ike himself. and that It was apparent
the men Of the country would give
them what they demanded. even
though It be 10 their ultimate injury.
I believe woman VII improve poll
tics. said he. but ultimately politics
vii destroy her n We know her and
love her. and when our good Womea
are no longer 10 be found ana ne
have lost the breed, the doom Of Lhe
Republic Is near
Senator TiIlman included n Ms
speech vigorous attack upon the d.
Yoree evil and referred 70 the DIEg9-
GamineItl white slave cases n Call
fornIa.
The danger from suffrage. aid
Senator TIllman. Is increased b the
eonardIee o1 public men everywhere.
IS Hannibal gazed mournfuIIy On
the bloody head Of nj dead brother.
HaadTubal. and propheIIeaIIy excIaIm-
I'd. Carthage. ! see thy fate. % !.
looking IT the growing craze Of NO
nan suffrage md the rapid increase
IN the number. Of divorces granted n
this country. ea1ly think. i J do not
say. America. thy race i almost run
unless something i done % cheek the
headIong speed.
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amhIIeanIIeZeI-

: meeting Of he Republican County
Central Committee HaH held II the
0nefa House On friday when the fol
loving ticket Va nominated:
County GammiaHIoner-Be D.
Ksmner
shefIfI-IameH II sI0ner.
County TreaHuref-Gharles !. Ken=
hart
House of elegaIeaz-HerherI I.
Wooden. Melvin II. HonIaon. George
!. Knox and I. Trunk Ely.
Mf. Wooden i prominent Pro-
greaElxe and IT. Hly. i i said. has
thai leaning. huI IheY vi b support
ID b the Republicans. I i consider
II certain thai the proEreHaIeea VII
not nuI : ticket n the field.
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IluImns.lonrI-

Special session. Friday. August Ii
Irwin Il. T. Buckingham. executor Of
Nehemiah Buckingham. deceased. re
eeIsed order to transfer stock and
settled his IInaI aud final account.
Harry i. DeXrIea. administrator I.
b. II. c. [. Il, of Mary {. l. Baksf. de-
ceased. received order 10 Eell stocks
and bonds
Il. Newton DeYrIea and Hurry I.
DeYrIes, executors Of ]. Oliver Wad=
low. deceased executor Of Mary I. !.
Baker, deceased, reported sale of
stocks and bonds and received order 70
sell the same. also settled frst aud
final account.
Monday, August 1sth--WIlliam Il.
Walker. administrator Of Mary :.
Walker. deceased. returned inventor
les of personal property and money.
fillien NJ Grimes. adminiatratffx
of Elmer I. Grimes. deceased. Re
turned inventories Of personal pfop=
erty and debts and received order 10
sell personal property.
Arthur T. Beeraft. acting executor
of Milton Lee Beeraft. settled his
first account.
The last vii and testament Of Sol
omon S. Shoemaker. late Of Carroll
county. deceased. vas admitted To
probate and letters tesIamenIaTy
thereon we're granted 70 Mary :.
Shoemaker. who received warrant 10
appraise and order 10 notify sfedl-
tors.
Tuesday. August 19--The last vii
and testament Of Mary !. Manning.
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Vas
admitted to probate and letters Of ad=
minIstraIIon Y. q. we're granted 10
AIreIIa Z. OursIeT. Who received Har=
rants to appraIge personal property
and real estate. also order 70 notify
creditors.
Francis Neal parKe. executor Of
George n. parke. deceased, received
order to transfer stock.
On petition Of Frank {. Mereeron.
surviving executor Of ManelIa I. !.
jenkins. deceased. the court granted
an order to resell real estate.
The Union Bridge Banking and
Trust Company. executor Of Ieanna
Englar. deceased. received order 10
transfer mortgages. notes, judgments
and stocks. The sale Of real estate By
said executor was finally ratified and
confirmed.
The last VII aud testament Of
nebecca Wagner. late Of Carroll
county. deceased. Was admitted to
probate and letters testamentaTy
thereon we're granted to Clay !. Main
and Irene Stone. who received order
10 notify creditors.
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HonIhI, Meeting . oIfIe League.

The regular monthly meeting of
the CIVIC League Haa held 1t the
Opera House yesterday Afternoon.
The flower committee reported quite !
good deal of progress On certain
streets. where children are especially
interested.
The sanitary committee ! bnay
looking after bad drains and cutters
nd doing other cod xonE.
re y committee i zIIII 1HaIIIng
the IIIaa.
he committee N exneoIoratIon re-
ports more HIgna needed. but that
there / already : great improvement
IN the cleanliness of the aIdewalkE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
EuGEsIos II NORTH DAKOTA.
Nen Ian ForIIds the Marriage oi
Diseased Persons and DrunEards.

Under the new North Dakota mar
rIage law, which has Just become eff
feeIIYe. the marriage Of diseased per
sons Is prohibited. This Il the first
step taken toward the more rigid con
trol Of marriages and i IN the IIne
with the general movement through
out the country for the physical ex-
animation Of persons about 70 enter
the marriage state.
Each person sekIng 10 be married
must 1IIe With the license clerk a Ger
IIIleaIe Of health. the certificate ID
show that the person Il not afflicted
With any Contagious OF infectious dis
ease. Another certificate must be
fled 70 show that the persons are not
IN any manner related BY blood.
HabIIual drunkards are prohibited
from marrying.
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.Suen0-IIuuIH

Miss Alice L. Hunter. daughter of
Mr. and Mra. William Hunter, of
Cranberry. and Ir. Benjamin Spencer.
Of Paianaeo. Kere married IT the par
HanaKe Of Centenary Methodist EpIz-
eonal Church. b ReF. l. Emory
bennett. pastor. On August %. The
only attendants we're Misses GIadYz
and Helen Hunter and Ellen Stone.
Mr. Spencer i the star ball player
Of tie Petersburg Va Club.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

After nHoIraeIa1 IIInsHH Mr..
MaKdaIana FTsY. widow Il jacob =
FrsY. Int Of Penn township. p. did
Sunday. August /. II % =. N. aEed
= years. months and = daYH.
TIE deceased HaH : daughter 81
MT. and Mna. Martin MsIIInEeT. u
Lancaster county. aud Il survived u
fIFe cons and 10 daughters. MFH
MaTY KHoh. Of Cranberry. IeInE one
Of the daughters.
Funeral - held Wednesday
August %. brief services n Tie houHs
IT 30 > m. further services and
IuIgrmsnI II UaIE.H meeting house
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IIuII.

MiaH Edna HuIl. daughter of MT
and Mrz. Charles HuIl. died u her
home. II Silver Hun. On Thursday.
August i. from ; complication of dIaz
eaaeH. Ter ne N about II YeaTa.
She i survived b her parents. 0ns
sister and one brother. II home. TlH
family of the deceased l. eel known
IN Hanover.
The funeral HaH he'd On Saturday.
InteTment being made n he Silver
Run cemetery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

The Iour-year-oId twins. who had
10 pIaymaIeH of their own age we're
delighted when : little gIrI of three
came - visit > neIEhhor.
After the three children had played
together for : tine. the twins. hand n
hand. wenI % their mother md HaId.
Mother. where's The other one Of
her ?.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

More women might Be able - save
money 1 the dry goods stores would
cease having bargain HaIes.
After dreaming they Were EouI
mates n Ono couple E0I married.
nay they never wake m
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Judge: There was . girl IN our
town and she uaa good 70 scan: she
spent her days IN playing games where
she cot lots Of tan. And when she
saw the tan was On. Nth al her
might and main. she rushed into :
beauty anoD and took t on agaIn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

AInHluII.

William Newcomer died on Wedneaz
day night Il hIa home II HarneY.
Funeral services VII take place 10
morrow morning n HaEney Lutheran
Church. Z. .. FnaH. funeral director
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
IounIDommIssI0nus.

Russell Blizzard. Of Westminster
district vas sent tn the Maryland
University Hospital. Baltimore, b the
board. He Is suffering from typhoid
fever. The expense vii he paid by
the state
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

Charles Z. Henna. HidoHer. aged =.
md MIzz Susan I. SNYDER. 3. Of near
II AIRY. Hers married IN Baltimore
August Il
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 81 :. N. Preaching
1910 :. n. YHEper service % SD
o'clock. Prayer meeting. Wednesday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

IN aIIII On deck. remarked the
collection plaIe. n 1DIIe d The Tael
that m IhIng Of the passed."
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..II0IeIIJo.

Eon q the House to eaTleT1--1
wanted - see yon COS father aaYa yon
made yourself.
GaIIer--aYeH. ny Iad. and m proud
q II
son d The Houge-.H=buI Uhy did
You do I lie InaI7n-punch.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Transfers Of ReaI Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers Of ReaI Estate.

Charles H. Maekley and wife TO Wm.
Il. Koontz, convey 1900 square feet,
Ra~ a.
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01be0ldI1ug

Thomas \. Warfleld 70 Albln D.
Myers and wife. conveys tracts. for
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.auing14iUnseE

Paul Edgar WIsotzkey and Anna
Lillian Banghman. both Of IdttlestoRn.
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Samuel \. Miller. Hanover. Pa. and
Katherine o. Myers. York county. Pa.
George Hook and Minnie Poole.
both Of Carroll county. Nd.
Harry Stock. New Oxford. Pa. and
Clara Slough. Gettysburg. Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

Would you lry - naIler : married
man b. telling him thai he doesn't look
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James z. 9eiman and wife 10 Nm.
II. Hesaon. convey % acres. for $1,000.
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Charles i. Grouse aud wife to EdN.
Laughman, convey ! acre and 80
square pereheE. Tor -.
Isaiah Nall and wife 10 Alora Por-
ter and husband. convey IL acre,
-.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

There would b more popular song.
i aomg people wouldn't IrY = sInE
them.
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Jacob sharretIs. executor. to Cor
nelius Rooms, conveys ! acre, : roods
and 36 nerehea. for $500
Cornelius Rooms To John {. Newman
and wife. conveys two tracts Of land.
far n uu1
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

Wm. Il. Koontz to Charles II. Mack
ley and wife. conveys 1900 square
feet. for 50.
Joseph Englar to 1. Ray Englar,
conveys 1I26 square feet. for 3.
Jos. Englar. surviving executor 10
Z. Ray Englar, conveys | acre and 10
square perehes, for s4300.
John 5. Myers Ct n. 70 The Old Dug
RoGd. convey right Of way. for 80.
Thoaz N. Dixon and wife 10 Clyde
Dorsey and wife. convey l acre, l rood
and 30 square perehes. for 800.
BENJAMIN T. Croft and wife to Amos
L. Evans. convey ae Il acres. for
g9240
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22

Mr. William I WeaIaxay. of Sandy
vile. haH improved h property b
building . new wagon shed. putting :
neH roof On the barn and building :
neN chicken house !. Thomas snIII=
IN and aon did the work.
Mr. Nicholas SANTOS. Of this city.
LEFT On Monday Ior EeH YoTE. and
sailed On boara the MaurelanIa Tor
liverpool. England. He HIlI spent
IHo months N France. Switzerland
an1 Italy and I'll then . u AInanH.
Greece. is Hon. Mr. Peter = SANTOS.
accompanied hin To New YorE.
MIHe Laura :. pTeIfTar. d lincoln.
Nebraska. i spending ne summer n
Ner Windsor. Nth her mothers Tela-
IIYeH. mTH. Aaron HIxIeT and MTH.
Man1IlIa Daehmzn. MIss pfeITTaT
holds the position oT Professor d
European History n the University oI
Nebraska from which institution she
took the degree d Doctor of pIIIoH-
opny n June. aTIzr rome months of
study and travel n Europe.
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Mrs. Iohn .. UeII and snn. HesH. Of
tbs cIIY. and Sitter IdIlIe neIIe from
the Lutheran DaaeoneaH Mother House
n Baltimore. HnenI Sunday With Mr.
and MrE. ]. Henry IsIsIer. of R0ae=
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
I he Baby.

Keep the flies from Your
baby they are more dar gerous
than elephants. The big thing
shows the big danger. The little
fly buzzes into manure heaps
filth putrefacfion, and then
come to baby, bringing all kinds
of disease germs. Flies are
deadly. If baby is unable to
overcome the deadly germ the
fly germ brings, baby leaves
you. ] have been watt hing the
work of deadly flies for many
years. | know two families liv.
!, ing in the little town of B. B.
These families Wers neighbors
one lady brought up family
of three, and they are robust
youngsters. Mother kept them
out of the reach of flies. She
went hunting for fliss-covered
her youngsters regularly in the
summer time. The other moth
er did rot believe a little fly
could kurt her young she paid
no attention to the fly. One by
one she laid away her babies
until now there are three silent
empty places in her heart, and
glo, m is in the Household.
If you can't keep flies out Of
the house, cover the baby with
a netting, or If you can't afford
a net, get a piece of cheese.
cloth anything that will give
baby air. See that the baby
gels air, and keep it away from
the fly.
If you can get a little carbolic
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

acid, mix with one part of Geld
and three parts Of water. Get
a whisk broom and spray with
the broom on the tloaT 81 to
room where baby sleeps IN he
day. We will need good men
and women for cur future
don't let the fly carry ere sirele
one away. The Gargyr is IN
front of you il's rs real rs a
big elephant.
When baby cries, try To iiud
out the reason. it may need a
spoon Of water it may l,a a
bandage that's too tight it
may be it has laid in one =, ST.
ton too long. Coz to baby, tut
use your mother judgment OF
course it's hot ard you have 50
many problems, but you c;n
fight them. Baby has plob!e ns
too, only baby's problems are
solved by you. Try to overcome
your irritation before YOU pi, k
up baby. lis part Of You if
you are cross, baby is Elore than
likely to be Gloss. Is Il.
this life, but it is easi. r if Y u
are of Good Cheer.
Theora Carter, Pres,
Society Of Good Cheer.
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Unsightly Face Spots

are cured by DR.. Firbson's Ecze-
ma Ointment, which Heals all
skin eruptions. No matter !,
long you have been tfouhlcA ~
itching, turning, Or acaly SKIN
humors, just put i liille oi tnaJ
soothing antlseptlc, DIR. Heb
sons Eczema On'ment, on the
sores and the suffering stops
insanity. Hea'lng begins lat
very minute. Doctors use i in
their practice and re commend
it, Mr.. A mar, If LitilstoNn,
Pa, says: "ilad eczema ON
forehead; DIR. Hobson's Ecze-
ma Ointment cured it in two
weeks" Guaranteed to relieve
or money refunded. All drug
pists, or by mail. Price soc.
Pfeiffer Chemical Co, Philaael-
phia and st. Louis.
jy3l Doty & Peterson.
Did you notice how those
Tokyo Jlngocs claimed down
when Andrew arnegie an
nounced thai ,se iae event IF
war he wtu'd eshfl,sll a mus
ket? -Cc.nm'''a State
Colonel RoseY 4 c ,nfiiuues
to dsarpoint us Ii, is going
cunning in Al 2ora this SUM
mer wien We W, re sure he
would pick out 'l'ter Ufah or
Vermont $ l,i4is Republic.
A great many OF the Coz
ward booking mel" a.s. show ng
symptom Of eye sirain, own g
to the lr mei dou, distance of
the7nost-ctli % fir m The point
of Observable u. Hoo ton Post.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

and Mrs. Cobb were the recip'
tents of tokens of friendship
from the A. F. & M. and the
20 r. s. lodges; Thursday after.
noon, the LADIES' Aid of the
: Presbyterian church of Logan
entertained and presented Mrs.
Cobb a kind remembrance, and
this afternoon Mrs. Cobb will
be the guest at an entertain
ment given at the home of Mrs.
A. H. Helm at which time TIE
officers Of the Eastern Star will
be in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb expect to
leave Wednesday, to take charge
of the city schools at Lanark, Ill
Logan, la. July q. The
marriage OF Qleenie Goodman
and Almont r. Owens took
place at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. w.
Goodman, of Logan, Saturday,
j. P. Creager officiating. The
bride and grosm will be at
home to their friends Angus, l.
Logan, Ia, July %. William
Ryan of Calhoun tow nship is
locking for the driver of the
auto mobile that crashed into
the carriage coupled by Mr..
Ryan and two daughters Satur-
day evening northwest of Mo.
Valley. The Ryan carriage
was wrecked and the two girls
injured. The auto driver es.
capped but the hope is that he
may be unprecedented.
Union meeting of the differ
ent clutches of Logan are we'll
attended. The r. v. B F Gal
'oway OF the Baptist church
spoke last evening and was
greeted by large congregation
| The Rev Z. S Marsolf of the
Presbyterian church opened the
Union meetings in the park, he
was followed by the Rev W B.
Crewdson of the Christian
chafch, the Rev Nj Cable of
the Methodist church and then
by the Rev B Franklin Ga!lov-
ay of the Baptist church
Tire speaker for next Sunday
evening will be announced at a
later date.
J Special services will he held
at the l. D S church If L. gan
up to and including Saturday
evening by Elder Conner Wells
/ of Lamonia Iowa.
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Surprising Cure Of Stomach
Trouble

When you have trt uble with
your stomach or chronic consti-
patton, don't imagine that your
case is beyond help just ecause
your doctor fails to give you
relief. Mrs G Stengle, Plaihd-
field, N J !, writes "F'm over a
monthpa | have been troubled
with my stomach. Everything
] ate upset it terribly. One of
.Chamberlain's advertising
booklets came to me. After
reading a few of the letters
from people who had been cur
ed by Chamberlain's Tablets, /
decided to try the m. ! have
taken nearly three-fourths of a
package of them and can now
eat almost everything that |
want. For sale by all dealers,