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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
ENGAGEMENTS
ALL CANCELLED
SOLICITOR AND MRS. JOHN w.
DAVIS FORE6O ALL So
ClAl ACTIVITIES
Owing to the Death OF the Formers
Father-Generai Gossip Of
the National Capital
(By Charles Brooks smithA

WASHINGTON. II. G. March "a
The Solicitor General and Mrs. John
w. Davis have Cancelled all their So
cial engagements because Of the death
at Clarksburg of the Solicitor Gen
erals father. Mr.. and Mrs Davis were
To have gone to Pinchurst with the
Secretary of State and Mrs Lansing.
but the summons 10 Clarksburg chang
ed their plans. One of the functions
at which Mrs. Davis was sorely missed
this year, on account of the death. was
the annual observation of -. Joseph :
Day at the home of the Little Sisters
OF the Poor Mrs. Davis has been one
of the hostesses annually who have
been counted upon 20 help entertain
the srandfathers and grandmother.
who have passed the proverbal three
score years and ten" who are inmates
OF the home. Nine. Jusserand, the
wife of the French ambassador. was
one OF the hostesses this year. as she
has been at every one OF the celebra-
lions since she has Joined the diploma.
tic circles in Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

acter of the suns radiation. A
working hypothesis that satisfies
the requirements of science with
regard TO this discovery may be
stated as follows:
That The passage of the earth
through a shaft OF extra heat
expands the lower air at the equa-
tor more than Il does at high lau-
tudes. causing the air at the equa-
tor TO bulge upward until hugh
masses, like ayalanChes of snow
on mountain side. break loose
and slide down the incline to-
ward the poles. These masses
crowd each other because of the
converging of the meridians OF
longitude. have their northward
movement checked and drop or
settle down TO the earth in the
form OF cool or cold waves in the
middle attitudes. or near the Attic
Circle. They settle over CONT
nents In winter and over oceans
In summer. because the plane on
which they slide is sleeper over
land in winter and over oceans in
summer. AS they settle they
cause rotating cyclonic storm ed
dies 10 ascend on both their east
ern and western sides. and thus
indirectly cause rain and snow
fall. They themselves are dry.
because they have been chilled
and had their moisture squeezed
out by the cold OF elevation before
they started on their northward
circuit from the equator. Their
period of eighteen days in the
making of the overhead trip is
clearly established by Carothers.
have tested the forecasts
made by the aid of these discov-
cries for period OF several
months and find that. while they
are not perfect. they have an ac-
curacy for two or three weeks IN
advance equal TO or exceeding
the precision of the forecasts OF
the Government for two days. An
enormous conservation Of human
energy in the performance Of all
Out-of doors work should follow
the adoption of this system by
the Government or other public
institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
MILLION DOLLAR
ADDITION CERTAIN
LOCAL INT ERESTS THAT CON.
TRol PORTSMOUTH STEEL
COMPANY PLAN WORK.
were IN Portsmouth Yesterday Pre-.
sumsbly Considering Improve.
nents-WilI Return Today.

Local Interests that control the
Portsmouth Steel company will ~
the near future expend $1,000. 900 In
improvements and additions to its
plant at Portsmouth. Ohio. ip add.
ton to taking care OF 5000. 900 of out.
standing bonds. This statement was
made yesterday by an official. and
confirmed indirectly by another.
Officers OF the company Including
Messrs. A. c. Whitaker. y. T.. Whit
aker. W II. Abbott and Alex Glass.
are out OF the city at this time. Part
Of these men are in Portsmouth and
are expected TO return here. II il
thought that their presence in Ports
mouth Is in connection with the pro-
posed Improvements.
These men are also interested auite
extensively In a company that will lie
Nelop Beech Bottom lands, and also
erect large mill there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

The most important discovery in
meteorological science since tho
act OF Franklin in drawing down
the lightning of the clouds and
identifying IL with the electricity
OF the laboratory has been accom-
pushed b. Mr.. W. r. Carothers,
director OF Carother's private OBJ
serNatory az Houston. Texas. lie
has outstripped all the Govern
ment and other meteorologists of
the world in the search for the key
10 the general law of the weather.
have carefully examined the
work done by him during the past
i've years. and ! do not hesitate
TO say that he has shown a defin-
lite relation between the appear
ance of storm conditions in the
western part of our country and
variations In the intensity of solar
radiation. that there are riffs in
the philosophers of the sun. or
what might be called cloudless
areas. from which are emitted in
creased heat: that the sun rotates
in twenty-five days. instead OF
twenty-seyCn. as indicated by the
appearance OF the photosphere:
that there are from five to eight
OF these extra hot areas always
present i'm the sun and that they
may retain their existence for
many months at a time. with very
ing degrees of intensity. and each
cross our central meridian every
twenty-five days: that each and
every one OF the cyclones and
anti-cyClones that constitute our
weather can be traced back. BY
Carother's system, To one of these
heat pulsations of the sun. and
that the intensity of the cold
waves and storms are directly pro-
portional to the strength of the
solar heat riffs or cloudless areas:
that there is an interval OF eigh-
teen TO eighteen and one-half days
between the passage of the earth
through the extra heat emitted
by one of these solar riffs and the
appearance Of cold waves on our
Rocky Mountain Plateau.
The splendid work of &. c. Ab-
bot. Of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton. has shown the various char
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
NEW SUB STATION
For the Sale Of Document Boxes IS
tablished IN Cameron Pharmacy.

sun another sub station for the sale
OF Bcssemer steel document boxes
al 90 cents and single clipped cou-
Ton from the lntelligencer. has been
established az the Cameron. " Va
pharmacy 81 Dinsmorc Bros. where
q limited upply Of the containers NAV
be- had for the next few DAYS hv
patrons Of the newspaper.
The sub-statons AZ Moundsvill..
Martins Ferry. Elm Grove and War
wood have disposed Of several hua-
dred boxes. and the demand b. Ear
from satisfied. 40 the newspaper az.
flee. too. the boxes are being disposed
of in large numbers The supply vii
probably be- exhausted In the next
few days.
Thcs" containers Tor valuable "a.
pcrs. made Of H,--cmer steel. hand
sumDly finished In baked enamel.
with asuhstartial lock and duplicat.
k'yH. arc Che most notable uewspap.r
premium offer ever put forth iu fhc
ohio valley and the total number
distributed viii probably exceed n..
thousand before thc c8mpaIgn closes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

The changes Boo fourth class post
masters for DO" past Few DAYS include
The appointment ~ George W. FTcm-
inE Tor Eileen. LOGAN county. To- sue.
coed J. IIethcrman. resigned Roy VI
walton. oscar. Greenbrior county. 90
succeed William Boyc.. removed. .
Patrick n Anderson. Prudence. Fav.
'f" county 10 succeed William T..
Ilt"r resigned Bert VI WEIGH has
been sent Dis commission from fuo
government a. postmaster of tho
fourth class onir' af Erwin. vs. So.
p'Nrr fourth class p0.tmaaters who
l'l' received their conf sion. arc.
liaIli" Snuner at Surveyor. Nora
Beckett az Curry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

day. ne was at the seaside. induIging
~ "a path. when som" OF his friends
vain Lord Hllsbury tried 20 get OUT
until al last ON" ot the practical Jojktrs
N'ld. We VIII let you out if you make
'o-rUu tho door" retorted Lord Halls
6lfN instantly. \ moment later ne was
Very. witty. too. was the remark OF
LORD M'r~eJ once known as Nh. Justice
curry. IN London. az recent luucheou
marty, at which Lord Fisher and other
"ISlng ulshed guests were present.
Lord MerS"y had O. decided preference
Noticing TINS. "a guest observed. 4 am
surprised, sir. that you should drink
WY asked Lord Mersey.
Wen "a German wine. you SNOW
famous Justice. graccly raising his glass.
AIth'ugh nc celebrated his ntu~
eishth birthday RECENTLY, LORD Grove
tul looking man IN the cabinet. lie ~
its pres idcut and che admiUiEf ration
leader iu th" House OF Lords lie has
published volume Of verses. Iz mems
bcr OF the Jockey club. posscSsor Of q
Library of $1,000 books and last. but not
least. owns 80. 900 acres of land Lord
Grove has allied many important posi-
uors and. being polished B.. manner
and firw when occasion demands he
has ft.l'd them well He is tho Earl ~
E.s'h'ry. IS eou-ir-lsW. a few hours
after am h,H was born 60 him. lr 1914.
.lr, broN' out o. lls house and the
moved iu escape with their lives.
Th" Duchess ~ Manchester. our own
former Helen Zimmerman. or Ciuciu-
mat. had @" postpone her Intended visit
fn h.. native land This winter. ~ne IIs
been hu.E establishing working homes
i'r girls ou t'r ktfrUnrr estate. boo Ir.-
taught $50. also maintains a. hospital
.'f wounded rniui'ra. iiH, h'r friend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
WASHINGTON CASE
OF INTEREST HERE
FORMER LOCAL MAN is DEFEND
ANT AND Or. REFER PRIN
CIPAI WITNESS
J. v Steven son Seeks 20 Recover for
Herd 90 Thoroughbred jersey
Cattle That Became 49,.

y case of more than usual interest
In ohio county. !nasmuch as the de
fendaut Va former ohio county
farmer. and also because % the fact.
that Dr. Leon y Refer Is one or thu
principal witnesses. Is being heard in
tho Common Pleas court al Washing.
ton. Pa. before Judge r W Irwin
The suit D. that Of j. V. Stevenson
against =. " Dorsey. formerly ofucar
West Liberty. but who lately removed
to Tcnnsylvania
u involves The sale of twelve head
Of cattle to Tho plaintiff iu which he
alice that defendant sold them
knowing them fu D.. infected with a.
disease. Dat af the same time guaran.
t'o.ug HON to be- sound The plainfir
sets forth that in buying tho cattle me-
especially asked 90. defendant as 20
ti'ir condition and .sCcIycd the a..
.urancc Dat they were alright The
h'rf was mad" uu of thorousnbrof
Jerseys.
Tho plairun aver. 'naf shortly after
r'Ceivine fho cattle from Tho defend.
arf they became ul and chat they ir.
f'r'"I hi. other cattle. sheds and
barn. The defendant claims that h.s
cattle vcr" sound. and thar tho die.
's.. among fh" cattle oriciratcd In %
herd belonging to fho pIaIruns moth.
'r ..t'f.l years aEo
Mf DurF"v h'Ean nIs defense D., ir.
tr0iurne DI Icon y Brrfor co.. OK
pert witness who gave a h.a.ur, ~
no disease. how f uuaInatcd. hoW BE-
De- carried to other cattle. and fh,
treatment for If llr We. followed on
tt' stand hs Dr. rs 3 Wright Of
Wa.lir..uu count.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
GAS SHORTAGE
ls Again Experiences IN the wheeunq
District and Majority % Plants
Are Affected

once more Wheeling industrial
plants are .n lhe strip OF o. ras short
ago. resulting iu OBJ, suspension ~
uIm'ruu. plants and throwing chou.
.fud off men uuf oft employment tom.
rIrIrIf Df0..ul. OFF tut Narugp.
tur'r Lirhf and Heat company who
furnish tho supply tO these mills and
faDforI's offer mo- evplanaf ON aut
state fn.t DO NOT know when relief
nH h' expected beside. Ifa .Ias.
rHU . UuIf.f... r.I O.hr. Industries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
FLAN f i K
COMMENT ON PERSONS AND THlNcs "a THE OLD
WORLD

tcopyright 1916. by \ IT, JacobsouD
Private John Crichton-Stuart. Of IN"
nns-oi-'ourt officers Training Corps
known as Tho Devils uvu'D. is "a per
son OF no particular importauc. on thy
drill or parud" ground. when hc is on
duty. however. Private 'rIchtuu-St uart
pges ri hulr ne social :. Sihllltl'S
OF three caridJms. puWfri,S. Windsor
ana Butte; three Nlscountl's. ANr. Kim
-k4rth ana MounDuN. and On" burunits
~ trichton. of Sanghuor. Cummock.
Mount stuart 'umrae. lnchmarnock and
tardtf, also sis laroncrcies and tho Of
nee Of lord fleutsnrrt of Rut.shiro.
n. young Marques appears greatly
pleased with military Ire.
As q matter OF fact few men have
worked harder since th. hs ginning Of
IN" war. tarGlu Castle. One uf his
many residences. has long been used
ny Nc THIRD Welsh r' Eifneni which.
as Tho reserve unit uf the second Welsh.
has, sept out drafts for recruits ALMOST
daily- s,ff' . lord E4fs-s proudeSt
memories is that his south Wales home.
the headquarters OF fh. suicide club"
as the Second Welsh ar" known al Tho
tined for the hriur lIu. tiIn any other
OF frltaiuS stately mansions. Lord
army - du" principally o" Tho death Of
his brother. Lord Niuiau trlshfuu- stu
art. who f-il leading 'h. sixth Welsh
Tgrrtt"rials 100 FLANDERS.
Here i- a good STORY U. another Britt
i-h uubl'mau. who ALSO serves Iu tI.
ranks. An officer VII, was un tf. ..rk
list. Was wuirna tn boz. carried aboard
ship. While uu f .tr.f.H'r 90 private
came ~. -ell'el. and asked b. hs could
said that Do would ft.. rHHr. ..rIfur.-
able DO Doc la1 pair uf i.-ht.. boot. lu
"ric'r k.t ana changed both uia boots
and -'o'nIutr THIS dome. De- asked.
ANYTHING -, tGat can oh. o. uas. s.l
you'd prop u, ur 3D. utr. higher. Said
The unIDsr Th, wau llI .p luI went
.rlp rDu know v..t tH.. y...... asked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
To Attend Weddinu

NJ. Maxwell Church. one OF the
prominent members OF the younger set
in Washington. will leave the latter
part of this week for Charleston
where he Will be a guest at the we'd
ding of Miss Agnes Chiffon and Mr..
Eugene y. Mayer. which will take
place the latter part OF this month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

Marriage licenses have been issued
here This week to: Thomas O. Parker.
of Ward. W. Va. and Jenena 4. Far
ish, Of Scottsville. with Rev. II. r.
Downs as the officiating clergyman /:
10 Daniel y. Jamison and Edith r.
Perry. both OF Gifts. ". Va. the Rev.
William Harris. officiating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
uninur Affair

Mr.. and Mr.. Isaac r. Mann enter
tanned last night with masked din
ner al their home on Sixteenth street.
The guests were sixty in number. and
DO is said 10 have been one Of the most
elaborate and unique affairs that have
been given during the season In The
Capital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

IfrouFh fhr influence ol senator
'"f OTIS g. Merrill formerly Of wood
county. hns been transferred from fhr
clerical fore" of fIr civil arfrir. com.
-.nu FOB better paying desk .u tn,
war n'pH r'W"r' Senator Cor. a.
Ir" has also been notified It fHr Pen.
SION bureau 'lHf au .urroa .,d pension
h1. been Granted Johnson g. Long DI
WICK. Who Dol 20 receive $50 month
-ln--l-rLh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

and gets the money 10 paw him. and
therefore offers TO -aKe B's note for
the amount. But the note IS not
money. and If \ would use the money.
he must find someone who will give
him money for il. He might find
someone who. for the hope of gain.
would advance the money: but the
logical place to get this done is the
bank. for the bank always has money
II knows men and their ability 10 keep
their promises. and can Judge tho
quality of the risk. \ therefore Offers
The note 10 his banker. who says IN
substance: Il think b Is good for this
amount II you will endorse-promi, 80
To pay n he does not will buy that
paper evidence Of debt from you.
Let Us say 10 is for 500 due in three
months. The banker knows that at
the end Of three months he will get
the 800. and 80 gives \ SOS 30 for e,
the Sl.5O being interest on the money
for that time al per cent. Ordinar-
ily the banker would not give \ tho
cash. but credit his account. with the
privilege Of checking against n. which
b. virtually the same thing
Now. what is the result \ sold
his goods and got his money al once.
y had three months to sell the gooCs
To get the money. ia pay the noe
when the banker presented % a. ma.
turiiy \ could use the SOS su to buy
more Eood to sell 10 e.. and the bank
has made q profit Of 81 1l for taking
the risk That is what banks are Tor
10 take risks. to know men. Co help
business and make profits for itself.
And this o. does Co a very marked d.
gree. We could not DO business very
well without this help % is one Il
the indispensable adiuuCts Of business.
Tie promises 20 business men held ID
The National Banks Of the country
ui"ie amount To- over three million
dOiiar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

Mrs William Campbell has returned
10 her home in Charles Town after n
visit with Mr.. Kate Waller Barrett
Miss Barbara Campbell who was also
a guest az the Barrett home. .s now a
guest OF friends boo Baltimore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

Mrs Adam Littlepage. wife OF Con
sressman Idtuepage. ACCOMPANIED by
'heir daughter. Mrs. Boyce. has ar
rived here for a visit and is registered
at the Capitol Park hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

NnNfs dASo aH-
ply TO Nostrils
and ru b on
throat a n 4
chest. covering
with n h Z
wooden cloth.
This i'll
soothe the in
famed parts.
bring restful
sleep and In
I h G morning
You will have
a happy play
full child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

securing their fuel from this company
Dol Wheeling helms affected. th. same
condition exists boz Mound willie. bel.
lHir". Martins Ferry. Follausbcc.
Wrllahurg and other towns Officials
of tho company stated last nirht thaf
aI industrial consumers 300 the Wheel.
ine district are shut down because OF
the shortage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
BRITISH CRUISER
MAY BE WRECKED

sDUfDLE. fa. starch a ru.
.bUfI .naf fh' Uu..H ,u.. cum.
bertrand might have m'. with uI.a.f.f
or 'I' middle Atlantic ,Y..f va. seen
Dol marine msn tnu.Eh'. boo 'H. finding
.' several Ioe books marked 90 81 g
Cumberland. on OBJ. EYrH Carolina
N'.' U.Hr 'h.'om.Dnmiru 900. boo.
.... found InII. D.. .aI.f r...l. .nY
s.ITf.i .N.. HrfHf.ut. f.I u.t
I..H .I.I.I Il..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
Talks On Thrift...NO. is
DISCOUNTING A NOTE

IL business all he made
is i'm
other Small purchases and the daily expenditures cash
transactions; but business whole
pending upon the customs characteristic that peculiar
Inc most common form OF credit the book account goods
sold ~, a.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

Mrs. T. G. Beury. Of Charleston. has
arrived In Washington and will spend
some time with friends.
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for government building az william
son, and raising the total appropri-
alton 10 $3.50. 900. The bill authorizes
the sale Of the present site. and Is
drawn TO conform with the recommen-
dauons made last January by Secre-
tary McAdoo. when he submitted his
annual report 10 congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
QUICK HELP FOR
A CR0UPY CHILD.
NO MORE ANSiETY-THIs SIMPLE
REMEDY ACTS INSTANTLY.

TO cut phiegm stop strangling and
coughing and open air passages. have
child swallow a little NOSTRIOL.A al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

Ni''fI ana ltll MN 10 charge q,
you are opening a credit with him in
the form % a book account This Is
common 10 all retailing transactions
hut In the larger dealings. the credit
Is in the form of a promissory note,
which Is merely written promise TO
Iay a sum certain. In money. 10 de-.
ignated person. firm or corporation. az
q stipulated time. Hundreds of thau-
sands oi these notes are made every
day. They are given. merchant 10
merchant. in payment OF debts result
ing from the sale OF goods aud while
they settle the debt must themselves
BE- paid in money. In order that the
obligation may be- finally discharged.
for promise never liQuidates debt.
II these promises could be treated
~ money and passed from hand 10
hand. they might answer very well.
but they are of non.uniform denomna.
ton. their goodness h. matter no.
commonly known. and even though
the maker might be "as good as he
government few know 10 and lew
would take the risk
And n the holder could wait until
maturity. he would get cash from the
pfomlSer but he does not want %
Wait That long Do" wants 10 turn hts
cNidonc" Of debt into money al once.
Tor with money real money he can
s't better terms. and Tor certain pun
poses. such az paying laborors. he
must use cash There must. therefor.
Do some medium through which 10
can turn this promi-" into money be-
fore % is due. for rricc-and that
medium is th" bank The process Of
DOING This be- called di.countinE. which
n other words mean buying tho
paper simple Illustration Will ~.
plain
suppose s. sells % Dim Of goods
on three months credit 3 doe. not
want to wait while o. sells The loof
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

Hon. and Mrs. Nathan r. Scott have
returned 10 this city from California
where they have been for several
months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

boz collected from tho following pa
lions
rhc 8 W a. A. 100 ,h.uHne
street
standard Garage. smith aud Market
streets
Public school boo Outtb. Pike Dis
frItf
3 y OkcelD. Garage. Fifteenth
and Ncrollough .tr,rf.
Ford Garage. iNt2 BROADWAY street
toD'' Bent Store. 1901 Jacob street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24

Among the West Virginia visitors
here recently was 4. II. Lane. OF Blue
field.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-06-24
DEsPATRs OF GIVING Salts
FACTION

Glenmora Record: When news is
scarce we have little stock to fall
back on. If we try to be aphunny
we p1all,' and if we produce any,
thing containing any more merit
outside itemizing we dare not pub
llsh il, lest our readers will say.
that crank" If we touch on pro-
duce we hear the cry of Calamity
hover # at times we feel re-
hgiously inclined and should make
slight illusions somehow the pith
will get punched out and some one
will come in our sanctum and ask,
what did You intend to convey?n
We have made a mistake in il
calling, having had a touch Of most
everything. We sometimes think
we ought to have been a clergy
man, than we could have walloped
our congregation, with no back
talk.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-06-24
E
All the Effectiveness, Not the Effect
OF Cal0mel

I1v-Ver-Lax is one of the most i'm
portant medical discoveries of re-
cent years. For a long time medi-
cal experts, realizing the harmful
effeets OF ealomei, have been striy-
ing to find a liver cleaner that
would be just as effective eas ealo-
me-, and yet be absolutely harmless
IN It's action. Recently this remedy
was actually put forth by E. K.
GrIsby, in his Liv-Ver-Lax.
Llv-Ver-Lax is a harmless veee-
table compound, designed solely for
the treatment of liver COMPLAINS
u immediate favor it has met
with IN thousands of homes is proof
positive of its real value.
Il you feel worn out. tongue
coated, and skin saIlow, don't delay
until it becomes dangerous. min tbe
trouble IN the bud with Liver
Lax. insist on the genuine, bearing
'he signature and likeness of E. K.
GfIsby, Which is guaranteed TO give
satisfaction or money refunded.
For sale by shute's Drug Store.
june "a adv