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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-30
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cenary."
"No:"
NO: he doesn't seem to love money
well enough co work for its
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-30

Jerusalem was the great home
of this people. And we see that
John comes out square and tells
us that ut the feast at Jerusa-
lem it was winter,
Then when men try to tell you
that there is no wioter in Jeru.
salem, believe it not! believe it
noi!!
From the first OF December
until the last o. Feb. in general
there is winter.
And many years hard winter:
And now you have the Bible for
it. And what man says, choose
ye this day whom We will believe.
I will give you my travels in
Holy Land later on.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-30
NOTICE.,

In directing letters to US or
any of the following names,
direct to Mountain Grove Mo.
R. F, D. 8. Caudle Grove
Mr.. Chars. H Dawson.
Mr.. John Bowers.
Mr., W. E Dawson
John Wilcox Emil Oliver.
Clate McCubbins.
VIM. Brineger. Johnny
Gar rett. S. G. Merritt. Laney
Merritt. G. A.. Simons, John
Sherman.
Winnie Sappington Lulu Garrett
Gladys Dawson. Matte B)wers
JAMIE McCubbins, Luraney OIL
YER, Matte Merritt, Bell Brine
ger, Sindy Merritt, Lucy Simons
Lulu Sinons.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-30
TAKE NOTICE.

Any party or parties wishing
to ask questions through this
paper upon any subject, reli
giously on other wise shall be
treated as a friend. But in no
case will the Editor allow any
slang or slang phrases 60 thru
its colnmns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-30
Why do Historians Try
To Produce Wrong
Impressions?

We clip the following from
the Sioux City Daily Tribune
sent to US by Mr.. Smith of Lake
View Iowa, for consideration
1.-THE winter is the spring.
time in Palestine, and to 90 over
land at this season from Haifa
to the Sea of Galilee is for the
most part Ike passing over an
exquisite Persian carpet. wild
blooms giving the most variegat.
ed contrasts Of color to the green
and gray of the verdured plains
and stony hills, upon which the
seasons rains had wrough'
their vernal miracles. The Rose
of Sharon is the one insisteat
note Of the picture. and from
January on until the floral vege.
tation of the summer makes q
brave but brief array, this mum
BILE beauty of Orient origin dom
mates the fields. The cultiyat
sssd Mnds are largely devoe b u
the olive and the fig, Except
what small need of ground the
native requires for his forage
crops. AS the mulberry tret
thrives there, they have develop
ed a large silx industry in boil
Palestine and Syria and expor
large quantities of the raw
skeins to all parts OF the world
This is largely the occupation o
native women, who are also mos
skillful in embroidery and lace
making. Art fabrics, the Horl
Of these most Industrious, arts
tic women NAV be had in ever
settlement at prices So pitiabl!
low that one marvels at the tim
and patience employed in thei
production"
We will answer-that th
minds of some men runs rit
for greed and gain. Their amb
ton to present something new
And go beyond all who hay
been before them Aud it make
them no difference how fa'se
is, just so as they get some or
~ believe it. They release the
minds by saying, we have dor
something great. And 40 it
with the idea Of there being I
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-30

words IN the iand OF Juoea.
And our first evidence that we !;
shall give will i've from aBible
standpoint, which will be found
in St. John. in this language.
And 1t was at Jerusalem the |
feast of the dedication, and it
it was winter" tSt. John 1929
This leaves US without any
doubt of a winter at Jerusalem.
Yet we are not satisfied we
shall still confirm this fact oy
asking you to read this Ian.
guage.
But pray We that your flight
be not in the winter, neither on
the saboa'h day. Matt, "a 20)
You have here before you
Christs' own language, and
Christ was in and around Jeru.
salem much, and knew of the
winter, But again read,
And because the haven was
not commvdious to winter in,
the more part advised to depart
thence also, if by any means
they might attain to Phenice and
there TO winter, which is an
haven of Crete. and lieth toward
the South west and north west. ="
ItActs 27-l2.) =
4, The connection 1T this place
and Jerusalem are similar. Blu:
again we quote.
4 And it may be that I will q
bide. yea, and winter with you,
that We may bring me on my
! journey whlthersoever / co."
/ Cor. 16 6.
Here again we have pineblank
evidence Of winter in jerusalem.
But again read.
DO thy diligence to come be-
fore winter. Eubulus greetett
thee, and puden and Linus and
Claudia and all the brethren"
2nd, Tim. 4-21
3 Here again we have the fact o
winter at Jerusalem confirmed
But just one more evidence
given by God Himself to tn
. Israelites: Please read:
while the earth remaineth
seedtime and harvest, and coll
9 and heat. and summer and win
8 ter, and day and night shall no
u cease;" Gen: 8-22:
7 Now to deny that there is n
y -;~xo. 1ouu,oloro mould ho =,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
ON AND THE WAR.


The important part that petroleum
Is playing in the operations OF Eu-
ropean armies ana navies is begin
nlng TO DE better recognized as the
struggle progresses. The Petroleum
Review says me opposing armies are
absolutely dependent upon petroleum
and its products and that It's lack
either spells disaster Of hampers
movements Inc camps ana trencheS
1t Is being used. IL provides artlflcluI
heat In field hospitals ana tfenChes'
cooks the tood, ana warns railway
coaches All the llrSi hne DajlIe-
SHIPS OF England pduol the NoIlh
Sea by means OF oll-tlred boilers
motor transport Is almost soIely re-
Spohsip'e TOR arranging inc l0od SUI.
plleS OF the vast armies nl lhe front
and'the rapid movement OF the many
necessary munitions OF war, Whlle,
were II not Tor the ughJtr piouu'lS
or petroleum, jhe tIeet or aircraft
would naturally be a useless unit
The recent battle an the Norih sea
was victory lor the use OF OIL Al
or the UNITS or the BRUSH rect Whlcn
we're engaged We're consuming IueI
u1i' instead OF coal Il' auNdu'dsTS
were noteworthy. steam was raplnlN
raised, ana with the complete an
Sence OF smoke the movements OF ine
battleshlIS were not SO easily ula-
cerned across the ten niles or ocean,
as were the coal burning NeSSels OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16

charles T.. Goddard. who has had
charge Of tho business Of the Hum
BILE OH company I'm the lleaIdton and
Santa Fc fields has gone to Hous-
tom to attend the annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the company Mr..
Goddard les one of the original MEM
nors uf this company II may
have had small beginning, but the
company has assets today that are
worth several millions of dollars.
Producers I'm the Heoldton field as
far as We are able to ascertain, are
not oheying the law which states
that mo- oil shall be taken from the
sands unless there is a market for
it at the we'll They seem to be wait
ug for an order from the commits
sion 10 is stated that the Gunsburg-
Forman. Gilmer, Mc-Man and Coline
companies are all storing oil in sec
ion g and it is also reported that
Gmshurg- -Forman in section are
storing oil and the Gates company
which offsets them inv section 3, are
storing. \ member OF the Gates
company stated yesterday that his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16

tlomen arc as follows; william f.
McMurray, Taft, Cal; Harry u. Ag-
gers, Muskogee okla; Ralph X.
Weed, Ardmore, Okla.t James o.
Lewis, Oakland Cal"
by referring to the list OF appli-
cants for appointment as oil and gas
inspectors as furnished by the civil
service commission IL will be seen
that among the applicants are Will
lam i. NcMurray, giving his address
as North Third Court street Musko-
gee, and James O. Lewis, whose ad-
dress is given az 70l Metropolitan
building, AIuskogee, Okla. The ad-
dress Of Harry -. Aggers Is given as
3299 Fredonia street Muskogee, and
that OF Ralph r.. Weed, as 800 Third
avenue, Southwest Ardmore, Okla.
Mr. Davenport and others OF the ok
lahoma delegation would like 10
know when .Messrs. McMurray and
Lewis transferred their residence
from California to oklahoma ana
they are also investigating as to
whether or not Messrs Aggers and
Weed are blown in the bottle Ok
lahomans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
SECOND ROBINSON WELL
AT MUSKOGEF DRY;
MAY BE PLUGGED
There Arc Twcnty-Onc Wells Drill
ing In the Muskogee Field
Five New Locations.

The Robinson wen, No 2, in 49,
| l5-tS, Is rather a disappointment 10
the MuskOgco oil fans.
According 10 the MuskoEee Times
Democrat there are now twenty one
wells being drilled in the Muskogee
pool ana five new locations have
been made
The McLain well and the Robin
son 80. are stu good producers
The Persian oil company's well
(McLHin- oliver Anderson ct all on
the Or Clark lana 19-15-1S, will be
shot this afternoon in the upper
sand The casing rs being pulled to
day and they are figuring on an so
quart shot. Before the shot the well
was reported doing from 100 to 150
barrels day
The r.. c. Robinson well Is still
drilling at 1860 feet with no show
ing Of oil 'or gas, and looks like a
bad one The owners will. continue
drilling for awhile before giving up
the ghost This woll is Just across
the road to the cast from the orig
inal Robinson we'll which is doing
better than 400 barrels a day The
original well was brought I'm al 1,295
feet. Local oil men stiIl have hopes
for the second WE'LL but many of the
old-tImers in the business have al
ready marked IL mp as a dry one.
There are three wells. barring bad
luck, that should be in early next
week The Wolverine oil company
drilling ON the " - Cornelius, 13-
1914 is down llOO Feet This well
had "a strong showing of gas during
the wcct which is considered in the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
PRODUCTION BY STATES.

An item Is going the rounds Of the
press that California has produced
more petroleum than any othor state
of the Union This is nearly but not
quite correct. Pennsylvania, includ-
ing the fields, just over the line in
New York, stlI maintains first place
as having produced more oil than
any other division, up to the present
time. The amount for Pennsylvania
is 753.5O0.OO0 barrels in round num-
bers. as against Calitornia's I45, ,lOO,-
600 barrels Pennsylvania has, how
ever been producing oil since 1859,
and California only since 1876. At
the present rate of it's output Cali
rorna will take first place in the
total during the coming year Okla
bona and Kansas have produced
500 Oo0. 600 barrels, the first pro-
ducr.on being credited to this divl-
sion iu 1891 The total production of
the United States from 1859 to the
end OF 19ll is given as 3,3GLooo,OoO
harrol,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
Thin Men and Women
Here's a safe Easy way to Gain 10 to 80
Pounds Of Solid. Healthy, Per
manent Flesh

Thin nervous. undcveloped men and
women everywhere are heard 20 say |
can't understand why | do not get (at
eat plenty OF good nourishing food. y The
reas0n IS just this. You cannot get tat, no
matter how much YOU eat unless your di.
restive organs assimilate the fatmaking ele
ments Of your food instead II passing them
ont through the body as waste.
What Is needed is means OF gently urg
iug the aSsimilative functions Of tho stom.
ach and intestiNes to absorb the oils and
fats snd hand them over to the blood, where
they may reach the starved shrunken, run
down tissues and build them up. The thin
persons body Is like "A dry sponge-eager
and hungry for the fatty materials oi which
IL Is being deprived by the failure OF the
allmentary canal to take them from the
food. The best way to overcome this sinful
waste OF flesh building elements and to
the recently discovered regenerativs force
that is recommended so highly by ply sieisns
hero and sbroad. Take a little Sargol tab
let with every meal and motive how quickly
your cheeks fill out and rolls Of firm.
healthy flesh are deposited over your body.
covering each bony angle and projecting
An good druggists have sargol or can
get IL from their wholesaler. and will re.
fund your money II You are not satisfied
With the gain In weight Il produces as stated
Inexpensive easy TO tske and highly eff
Client
Caution. while ssrEol has produced re-
markahle results In overcoming nervous dy 3
pepsia and genera stomach troubles II
should not be taken unless you are willing
to gain ten pounds or more. for Il Is =
wonderful flesh buildsr-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
Blood Remedy
SuStairS World
Myriads Have Learned Of Its Re.
markable Curative Value.

From The very fact. that s. s. s.. the
famous blood purifier Is natural medl-
cine lt Is opposed by those who can not
give up mercury and other dangerous
drugs Habit Is a strange master. Al
Gictcd people use mercury with blind
force of habit Nut warned by the rheu
matlsm they see all around them, un-
mindful u the lpcomotor ataXia, paraly.
sis and other dreaded results " mineral
poisoning, they cling to the fast dlsap
pearlng treatmsnt so surely and positive
ly being replaced by y. &. s. wherever
the light strikes iu s. S. s Is fast be
coming the worlds panacea for all blood
troubles because IL Is welcome 20 a weak
stomach Is taken naturally into the
blood Is wave oi purifying influence
known boy It's remarkable curative results,
and is the standby N = host ~ people
II goes into tfe blood and remains a strong
medicinal influence 20 the end and this
without any other eject than that of a
purely cleansing property
10 Is the most universally recon-
mended blood remedy known. and has
sustained It's reputation for half cen
tury. Its ingredients are Natures deh.
mite antld1tNs for germs that create our
worst Affections Get hottie today OF
any druggist Refuse all substitutes.
Write the medical department, The Swift
Specific Co. 81 Swift Bldg Atlanta, Ga,
Tor free advice on blood troubles. and how
90 oycrcoms them This department Is one
of lhe finest helps 20 men to be found
anFrtrfn. rnd 6, Is entirely free.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16

fuel for industries, is to be laid into
Jennings from the north pool of the
Gushing field according to Mayor R.
l.. Stewart This is being done be-I
cause of applications received re-
Gently from several manufacturing
concerns, including glass plant and
a brick plant. Work on the city
waterworks plant is to start soon W.
c. Swanwick of Joplin, Mo, has the
contract and is under $4,000 bond to
give satisfactory job, while l.. Y.
Mcfarland Of Tulsa has been en-
ployed as superintendent or inspector
of the work for the city and chamber
Of commerce. Water wells axe to be
drilled in the city park
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
MANY APPLICATIONS FILED
FOR on INSpECTORSUIPS
Eighly-Onc Applicants for Civil Scrv-
Ice government job; Four
Already AT work

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. Ia
According " Information just fur
nished by the civil service commits
sion to Congressman James ) Daveu-
port of oklahoma the examination
for oil and gas inspectors in Okla
hOmt were 'uOu-aSsemhlcd," what
ever that u.s. II seems that eighty
one "Oldahomans" have filed their
applications for appointment as ,oil
and gas inspector under the provision
in the last Indian appropriation act
appropr.atiug SIS, ,OOO for their en-
ployment AZ least four of the six in
speCturS provided for are already at
work i'm oklahoma, two OF them
accredited to California and two to
oklahoma. According TO the civil
service commission the "non-us-
sembled' examinations for appoint
meut as oil and gas inspectors have
not set been rated but as soon as
they are ull persons having approved
applications ON file will be notified
of their standing
List OF applicants.
The following Okahomans have
filed applications for appointment as
oil and gas inspectors With the civil
service commission.
Robert T., Hayes, Jacob L. Hanor
Arthur M Graham. Eeos Evans
Charles T.. Creagcr, Frank \. Sodcr-
proon RAMSEY q Armstrong Francis
n Jockson william 4 Ilreps Iohn
= NeIson phiIlip s MITCHELL Frank.
lin Miller Luthcr r. Martin frank
= Wbu,l,er charles H. Toner
lanes % Lewis charles Il plylor.
II,.r,' n N,,p,rs and Vfu,r r. No
Nirrr,, nf \iYsI,neee. I,mes -
GnlJrn C,c,rpE ~ Sn,rts CIirf,rd
+ Cn,.I. TtsrrI,r \rrri,in william
N EI,L, ~ ol,1I,I,cr. SbeIdon
C,l,n1r VAIN, b, nrtIn,, Thaddeus
- U,, Cbarlr. n p,,is nan II
KrrcdiGr William q Ionr virgil q.
Ifnyar \,tb.ni,i = Nturdnck lanes
Tb1rI,s YorE Wuti,m II Webb
G,,,II.I y V,,lrs,r F,1rl + Tar,
Rov short AIlcn p shaw Joscph
~ sl,crlarhcr.ar robp a. Sb,ffc,
[,rmlr g putnan William II
Guibcrsop and walter II pheIns nf
Tnis,' Tari Giivar Frsd GravbilI
pa,ysor X CorIir samuel g. Harr,v,
IlSrr, : Rurk trtbur q kneodIar
1,tr,,l, - Nt.i,.., rb,rl.g IL NJ
n,,,,IT yvtrt,.Ii - ,f,,,r,r5 Inbp
a. Sta,l, AlfraJ Snith William
I B,ss Arrtf. D, p,ters Eonr,,o -
So, ,aV'S, S,Ii ~ W ~ pat,,r,,'
yiiic. EeTt g p,ilo' tobn " ROSS.
NM IL, tIr,.tt...,,,, a,,d yy,r,,,, -
o., Dr,,,ri,.i,, rI,,r, yaIlc,.
ifnSSiif,or. V' vy,iiiar, ~ Childs Sie,c,
ia,,J' IIh,, tI,rrfs,, pryor. Iohp
I5''J 81 EoIrnior Iu,i., ocLoi,to. 'rd,g,r r. Me-
-, HilIaho,,,a Cf,,. IG,bert
smith pcwnv' Homer Il uollett and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
At Okmulgcc.

The Bloyed Oil company, No s,
Ed Orn, 25-14-13, is good for 1855
barrels.
The well Of Alexander, Sheedy &
King in 11-14-15. is the weeks best
event in the field about here, show
ing for as good as 200 barrels or
better.
Two wells in Tiger Flats were
drilled.
The Metzgar we'll in the northwest
of 31-12-12 is about the same size
natural in the l,2O0-foot sand and is
to be shot also
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
H,:ldtOn Field.

Mc-Man-Corsicana on the f. T.
Richards lease In section 6-4-3 have
a nice gas well at a depth of AIS feet.
A. a. Michael viii probably begin
drilling OtmOrTow i'm 36-5-5. near Ma
dill in Marshall county, for the Nc
DOugal oil company
The third well in 9-3-5, i'm the Loco
field, is at depth of about 400 feet.
Two small producers have been found
i'm this same section.
The ClaypOOl well I'm 22-4-6. at the
last report was drilling at $50 feet.
Apple x Franklin own the well and
the Success Drilling company has the
contract.
w r. Amis and associates have
rig up for wildcat we'll south Of
Comanche from one-half to "A mile.
MIR Amis also has charge Of the test
in section S-5-S in jefferson county.
The Nippon wclr I'm 26-3-5 was
taken over by the Lone Star Gas COM
pany of Texas and was drilled to a
depth Of 1900 feet. The contract was
finished, and whether deeper drilling
will be done is not known.
The Tango well in 7-4-2. which
was shut down some weeks ago at
1000 feet, is being drilled deeper. NJ.
G.. Guthrie, who drilled the first hole,
has the contract to deepen it. This
well is owned by parties at Chandler
okla. The location is east Of the
town Of Healdton
The Magnolia company have made
room for some oil which will be taken
from producers at once on the deal
to even up the pond oil runs Ar
rangements will be made to take
about 10000 barrels The pipe line
began pumping oil yesterday morn
ing.
The Hapgood well In 21-4-3 Is re-
ported to be at depth OF 2,5O0 feet
II is stated that the formations have
been favorable in this well all the way
down II is now the deepest test in
the Healdton field. II will probably
be drilled to a depth of g 900 feet.
The Samoset-Dundee companies will
begin drilling today in 11-5-3 south OF
Joiner city. This test well will be
drilled TO depth OF 1000 feet l..
Tcatsorth will have charge OF the
drilling. Arrangements have been
made to get water from a farmer who
owns a nearby pool
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16

company had stored very little oil,
Frank Harper OF the samoset
company stated yesterday that ms
company had holdings in the north
ern fields, but -hey would devote
most Of their energies to the south
crn portion OF the state They feel
like this country is their homo and
they will use their best endeavors
to develop this section, Tho com
.pany has the courage to drill Wild
cat tests and as long as II does so
land owners and farmers will confer
a favor upon the whole community
by encouraging them in their ef-
forts The man who drills wildcat
tests is entitled to much considcra-
ton and should he lring in new
pool 1t means a great deal Of wealth
to property owners and to the state
as whole
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
Al RONntOn.

Thompson & Beck, No, / L.
Sugar l9-14-16, is dry at 1910 feet
Hun and others, No. /, on the E.
Doyle. l5-14-l6, is good for seven
million gas
The Kingwood oil company No.
/, on the S. Manuel 1-l4-l5, is a
dry hole.
Cameron & McGee, No Il, on the
b. London, 23-l4-l6, is good for 10
barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
oaecs Have Best Bottom Land.

OILTON, OkIa., FEB. l5.-COntrary
to numerous statements that have
been made on the subject, the full
blood Usage Indians have the best
bottom and agricultural lands in the
Usage nation, according to John
stroud OF Pawhuska who Is In Oilton.
only occasionally do you find a full
blood. he says. who has a bad piece
OF land. When the tribe was allotted
in 1906. the fullbloods as rule did
not make their selections until they
had gone and looked at the land and
knew absolutely what they were get
ting. and in this manner they secured
the best.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16

Miss Constance" asks: II am very
thin and boodess and want to increase my
weight about 80 pounds. Please tell me
what method to pursue
Answer: regular and persistent use Of
three grain hpyonuclane tablets will usually
produce an increase OF weight by aiding
nutrition a1d building up the flesh tissues.
Scores OF patients have reported increases
Of from 10 TO 30 pounds from the use Of
these tablets. Full directions come with
each sealed package.
Mrs X asks: "My scalp itches terribly
is feverish and great amount OF oily
dandrun is present What is good for this ~
Answer: First shampoo the hair and then
apply plain yellow minyol about once a
itching, oyercomes the daudruff and makes
the hair beautifully glossy and vigorous.
obtain in Oh. Jars Of druggists.
Mabel r. writes: Both my husband and
I suffer all the time from stomach trouble
Nothing we eat seems to digect properly
Neither Of US can ever get any enjoyment
from our meals and we are drowSy and
then again at bedtime we are sleepless
Please prescribe for us
Answer: Dyspepsia, Indigestion, sluggish
liver and costive bowels with symptoms like
yours are best conquered by good aid and
tonic for the functional organs | advise
stomach and bowel medicine as the best
for such conditions Almost immediate re.
lief and permanent benefits follow its use
Sold by druggists in sealed packets with
directions complete.
Mrs Annie r." writes: Ny husband
Is surely afflicted with some kidney disease
He has become weak and suffers with head.
ache and pains In his back and groins Pains
are like rheumatism. His ankles swell and
his feet seem TO be tired all the time Some
days he has chills and no appetite. Please
prescribe
Answer: The symptoms indicate de-
rangsment Of kidneys and should not be neg
lected | would advise balmwort tablets
compound well suit ed to such cases OBJ
tain In sealed tubes with directions for home
use
''Old Soldier" writes. II would like 20
know what TO DO for rheumatism. as / am
80 crippled that l cannot walk. Please
saswer at once
Answer: Here is the best remedy for
rhsumstisn that 10 known. and IL taken &c