Evening journal., 1914-09-24

For the past few days announce.
ments have appeared in the local pa.
pers. stating that a certain Mr.. Dunn
known everywhere as the Quaker
Health Teacher. was at Eckerds
store, No. sos Market street, where
he was telling everybody who CALI
Quaker remedies. what they would
do or what they have done, what
they are composed Of and any other
particulars that might wish to be
known. He said the remedies we're
particularly recommended to suffer-
ers of rheumatism, cstarrh and
stomach troubles. and also that
Quaker Extract would remove Tape
worms, complete with head in a few
hours without starving or long Dict
ing. So anxious was he to prove
this latter fact that he even offered
the remedy free to all persons af-
hicted with tapeworm. who might
call for it on Monday OF Tuesday Of
this week. The very frs. person to
take advantage Of this generous offer
was Mr.. Harry h. Lux He told Mr..
Dunn that he was absolutely sure
that he had a tapeworm because he
was passing segments or joints Of it
nearly every day Upon this assur-
ance he was given a small bottle Of
Quaker Extract and the next morn
ing he took it according to directions.
Now, what was the result? Read
what Mr.. Lux himself said and to
which he win certify by oath if
necessary.
"My name is Harry e. Lux. / live
at No 1116 Pullman Place. am
employed at the Electric Hose and
Rubber Co. / was afflicted with
tapeworm for over 2 years. I tried
treatments from out of town and also
was given treatment by local people
(will give names to all VINO call on
mel. Some of these treatments we're
complete failures and others succeed
ed in getting parts of the worm from
me and therefore they also were
failures. / can say here. however,
that my money was always taken and
in not a single instance was it re-
turned to me, although the medicines
given we're no more effective than
water on a ducks back. g.
"In the meantime / kept growing
weaker and thinner, my stomach be-
came more distressing and I was
miserable. Now what should do
or where should I turn for helpg
few DAYS ago ! read the generous
offer of Mr.. Dunn in the local papers.
called on him at Eckards'; he
treated me most courteously and true
10 his promise gave me small bot
lie of Quaker Extract absolutely free.
That was last Monday afternoon. The
next morning (Tuesday) / took the
remedy at o'clock and just few
hours later, sure enough, I expelled
MIR. Tapeworm. II was over 60 feet
long. all in one piece, and complete
with head. Now I know my life is
saved. my health has returned and
I must attribute the results entire
" 10 Quaker Extract"
Mr.. Harry +. Lux lives at 1116
Pullman Place, and any person wish
ing TO investigate may do so by call,
phone or mail.
All who wish to see the tapeworm
should call at Eckerds store, No. sos
Market street. Il is on exhibition
there The Quaker representative
will cheerfully tell you all about the
Quaker remedies. He expects TO be
at Eckerds' for a limited time, so
call on him as soon as you can. II
YOU cannot call for the Quaker
remedies order by mail and on re-
ceipt of price they will be sent oy
express. bottles for $3.50 for the
Extract. soc per bottle for the Oil
of Balm.
The Quaker man can be seen at
Eckerds' daily from A. m to D. m.
On Saturday night he will remain
al the store until 10 D. M.
Now Is the time for cufarare "A
rheumatism, catarrh and stomach
, troubles TO try "Quake-' Come al
| aDna and learn all about it.