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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

metelld iitG, etta StimaIa, iofa pitdd
fofo mailman fGiisiGGn, ioua on
milioonat buolebbittamanaan, eta
ban tabtoo fumiartua mimin puolee-
nj ia fuunnella, mit1 nina t11lld TO.
misia iommaIlan. SGmd tiilee Min
ianomattomnn iulrefii file, joia on
fulfenut noprpDoen portin lapi
@ernbaro GlaurmaurilaiicSta ferro
taan, -etta fun bGpen pitt r%ilfoillo
min ban eli p1Gsipt nGit1 ianoja pi
temmGlle: Sierra. fufa olet find ia
fufa olen minG!" S1mG on olemasio
ppbisid ibmetpfiisiG. Sen portin ID
pi tlillaan fifteen ialattitun fammioon
Sltmalan fasmojen eteen. asa iiellG
%laalputtaa elGmGniG riffaimmat fofe'
mufiet.
ga npt tabtoiiin pGbGn prittGa pu-
blla noista
riffaista fofemnffista.
Sabtoiiin fertoa, mitG title olen TO-
fenut ollesiani faboenfesfen Suma
Ian fansia.
Ola faboenfesfen Sumalan fans.
ia tietdG it'd, ettG famine omistaa
ipnnin pGGston ianan forfeimmasia
mielesiG. Sc tiebGtte, eta ~ennenfuin
mennddn Serran ebtoolliielle, Min
iaaoaan ipnninpddsto. 8appi pafuut-
taa fen nellie Sian, 8oian ia GpbGn
Seneen nimeen. YstGmGt, tGmG on
beiffo pertausfutpa iiitG, mitG tapab.
thu ipoamen ollesia faboenfesfcn
Sumalan fansia. Silloin Sumala it.
ie mafuuttaa ipbGmeIlemme, ettG
iaamme ipntimme anteefii. sc tiilee
nellie min marmafii ia manfafii. So
ipbdn fap Min feipeGfii. SeIlainen
tllrpalIiiuuoen tunne maltaa olen-
tomme, ionfalaiien woimme fofeo
main iilloin frin lepGGmme fofo ole.
waiiirloen ~iuurella ipoGmeIlG.
Sa t~oiiefli fabbenfesfen oIeminen
Sumalan fansia on iitG, eta fofee
fepGtmurrofien ipmGlId ipbGmesiGGn.
Sbminen moi elGG iofapGimGistG elG.
maanid min rasfaalla ia tpIidllG mic
leila. Spoamesi6 moi aiiia min pal.
Jon Dangittuja toimeita ia min bal.
jon ~idGtpneitd fppneliG. Mutta Ser.
ra Sumala on aurinfo. Ola fob.
ocnfesfen bancn famsiaan t:ytaa iitd,
ettd joltountme burlington ptgmori a.
laiiifii. SiIloin iulaa ie, mif1 meis,
ID on fplmdG ia jdatpnpttG. Silloir
fableet fatfeanat. Silloin me tin.
nemme bengGbopfien iiitd f~epGGst1
iofa fcrran mliuttuii ijonfaiffiiuuoef,
II.
ga coelleen fabOcnfesfen oleminer
Silmalan fansia merfitice it'd, etc
on pGdsiDt Bergen ibnteclliieen tpopa.
jam, miSiG Sumolo tposfentelcc. q
tapaDti alma iamosio, Sunlalun tpo.
pajaSio Ct (milloinfann ole n1elua
Gnrlelp on iononlit: Seboas pitGG
melito, mlltta niittp it'd biliniiuubes.
ia. Srmolon t%popajaSlo CT ole me,
luo, Ct ulfono luonnosio, cifG ibnlis.
~ipoGnlcsiG. Suuret moimot tefemGi
tpotG, mltta ie ~topabtuu ialasia. Sit
molon bcnfi tefee tpotd muilttoofleen
meibGt &ristufien fllipan faItoiiifii
ytiinpa betfind, iolloin olcmme fab.
Den Sumalan fansia, totelltrli tGp-
besiG mGGrasiG, mitG Taorpali on ia.
nonut: WeioGn elmGmme on ialat.
III aristltficn fonsia SumaIasia. so
Ie mifd on lolottlo HSltmaIosia, ic
muuttlui. S1bGn nGbben Slmlala on
luonut fofo mailman omar fupanio
mufaan. Gimme ainoastaan me ole
luoout Slmalan futpan faItaiiifii,
maan fofo lllonnosia ON baiallaan
Sunlolan fihpon piirteitG. Maa on
iiin1 iubtccsia liiotii SiimaIon fuipall
faltoiiefii ettd ,mifG OH ialottito
moosio, ie muiittuit. Sos pcitGn 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PIKATIE SUoMEEN

Ainoastaan 8 paivaa Bergeniin. stella ju-
MALTA Suomeen Karungin kautta. Kaan-
tykaa linjan paikallis asiamiesten puoleen.
Nyt on aka ostaa piietit Amcrikaan.
Piletti pysyy voimassa vuoden alan ia voidaan Id
hettaa kotiin sukulaisille tai ystaville. Matka Suo-
mesta New Yorkiin maksaa kdmsnnessa luokassa
$50. 100 paavero ~lisattava.
Me myymme vekseleits Suomen rahassa paivan
.lh.;se~naan turas;;p
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
SuOmen uutiSia.

man forfein cnni. Mutta ennenfuin
iitd fnlpaamme, taboomme eniin pu.
bua pari ianaa iiitG,
miten paaice ulemaan fabbcnfessem
Snmalan fansia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
SURELY ONE OUGHT
Be GRATEFUL
When, After Suffering for Sew
eraI Years, Medicine Is Found
to Bring Back Health.
Richmond Lady Profoundly
Grateful for Tnnlac's Aid.

One surely should he grateful when
two bottles of any medicine help ono
ns much as Tanlac did me. | really
believe had 1 not taken the remark
able medicine I would have been seri
ously I'll by this time. Words canno,
cHpreas how badly felt. For several
long years I had been r sufferer from
stomach trouble and indigestion. Sour
stomach and all that II means was my
share, and I had absolutely no appa-
tito to mention. My digestion was so
poor at times I could not asstnIiate
the simple6t foods, and when | did eat
anything I would spit II up in few
moments. Violent attacks OF nausea
and sick stomach would make me 90
weak for want OF nourishment would
he forced TO bed. After feeling as
said. began taking Taniac, and soon
\ noticed an Improvement. and now I
can say truthfullr that Taulac has
done me more reRl good than all IN.
other medicines put together, ana !
have been taking the stuff for several
years. Under these circumstances such
wonderful relief from an ailment 90
such LONG standing la worthy cvers
word OF praise can bestow upon l..
and recommend It as wonderful
medicine" said Mrs Celcstine Seasons.
1886 Taylor street. n well-known Rich
fnond lady, and day after day others
are urging men. women and children
who are troubled from stomach trou-
bic to thoroughly try this splendid
medicine for ailments Of this kird
The whole group OF troubles arise
| from a common source. and Tanlac has
won an envious reputation "a the only
remedy so far discovered capable OF
quickly removing that cause aud re-
storing health. appetite. digestion AMI
| deranged vital organs. such as the
| stomach. kidney or liver.
| Richmond people all around us arc
| being benefited. and so remarkable arc
! the powers OF the new medicine. hun
! drcds are daily pra'sing II 10 their
1 friends. Polk Miller drug stores and
/ Tragle'e drug store recommend Tanlac.
| and II may be procured at either or
! their orcs.-Advertiscmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Spring Is Here
By W Hliom Brady, NJ. D.

The robins are not always reliable
the hirdy -Sirdy often leads us astray
o1fords are worn b. some aggressive
individuals The ycar round. garden tools
were featured IL the store windows
weeks before the last treeze--but
spring is here nov for sure We can
tell by the letters about foot troubles
recently pouring in
Here is sort ot composite copy Of
them al!-~ith Il End Of general reply
i'll the hope that our labors may he
'lessencd enough 10 permit days neh-
ing. yet not leave any reader In dis
itresS
] have pains in The tops o. my
feet--more like burning worse a..
night or In the evening. My feet swell.
my calves and hips ache Ny feet pcr-
spire a great deal, and they tire earlv
in the day. am clerk, and on my
feet eight hours. Please advise me
Z what to do
! Nine out OF ten OF these letter. come
from young women. OF course, they
all try 10 dress fashionably. This wear
,womens shoes have been something
horrible. speaking IN strict hyg!eniC
sense. We frankly admit that wo
8 mems feet look more attractive tina.
~ver before--yet. We insist the shoe,
are a,rociouS. There are more foo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Wooden Shirts Cool
Why Army Uses Them

To many persons It has long been a
mystery why the privates OF the United
States Marine Corps and Army are
required TO wear heavy WOODEN KHAKI;
shirts III the hottest days of summer
nn,i even in tropcal climates where
the temperature hangs around 90 de-
Erees the year around.
liz spite OF the apparent inccnsist-
envI OF such practice. its value In
preserving health and life has beer
man! times proven. and the wooden
shirt is now an indispensable adjunct
TO the equipment OF all well-reEulated
armies
This shir' fulhlls many functions In
the first place, il absorbs all excessive
moisture and perspira;;on. evaporatinE
y into the air as rapidly as formed
cotton or silk shirt. being poor
cvaporator. soon collects so much rr.cis-
ture that IL becomes WrinEinE wet
When there il sufficient pcrspira
ton TO jampen the clothes the hody
undcr0oeS reaction OF temperature
With n cotton or silk shirt, there is
danger of serious chill. With the
WOODEN Khaki shirt. OH the contrary.
sudden changes are Impossible. and the
cooling process is gradual ana natural
For many years IL has been the prac
Vice IN some armies 20 require the
mon 10 wear wide bands of wooden
cloth around tho abdomen day ond
! night TO prevent chill and fcvcrish
conditions from attacking the irtcs.
! tines and causing dangerous diseases
This practice evolved into the khaki.
wool outer shirt.
T., Another great advantage of Til!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Purifying Water
Making Worst Fit to Drink

One OF the mos: dangerous condi-
lions involved in all warfare on land
Is the frequent necessity the troops are
under of drinking polluted water from
bitches and cutters along the line OF
march
To a large extent this has been
overcome by the United States Army
by the use of very compact and EN-
ciert alter. Whenever time allows Il
pause in march long enough to build
a lire. il is now possible to take the
tilthiest water, even sewage, and. by
passing it through this filter, to make
ii clear and sterile drinking water.
The suspected water is first poured
into a galvanized cylindrical can with
convenient handles on the rim through
which II pole may be passed to assist
In carrying il over the shoulders of
.wo men. These cans are made in
any desired size, according to the
amount OF water required
4 brisk Are Is built and the cans
supported over It until the water comes
20 a boil This kills the micro organ
isms which carry typhoid fever and
many other diseases. dangerous and
fatal TO troops.
After boiling the water is cleared by
an ingenious now mechanical and
chemical process.
y hollow cylinder of aluminium. per-
in n steriliaed white flannel cloth In
this cylinder chemical compound of
carbonate and alum Is placed. Fast
ened to this cylinder is pipe connec-
tion with an ordinary faucet. which
draws the water by siphon effect.
The inner cylinder is lowered into
the boiled water. which may still he
full OF impurities and mud. The wa
ter Immediately PUSHES through the
perforated aluminium cylinder. while
the flannel bandagc removes the coars-
est Of the impurities. Here the car
Donate and alum attack the remaining
suspended impurities. gather them by
coaEulation and precipitate them TO
the bottom OF the container.
water drawn from the siphon fau
Get has boon altered from a state Of
extreme pollution to 90 per cent pu
rity and clarity unsurpassed by any
spring. In this way enough water is
secured to supply the canteens until
the next halt is made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
If Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
BE MODERATE IN YOUR DIET AND
REDUCE YOUR WFIGHT-TAkE


Lack OF fresh air. it IN said weakena
the oNfpen-carrying power OF the
blood. the liver becomes sluggish. fat
hccumulntes and the action OF many
OF the vital organs are hindcred
thereby The heart action becomes
weak. work Is an effort and the beauty
OF the figure is destroyed.
Fat pu, on by indoor life is un-
healthy, and II nature is not assisted
in throwing IL off serious case OF
obesity may result.
When YOU feel that you are getting
too stout. take the matter in hand at
once. Don't wait until your figure has
become Joke and your health ruined
through carrying around burden OF
unsightly and unhealthy fat.
Spend MS much time AS you possibly
can IN the open air; breathe deeply.
and get from Tragic Drug Co. or any
druggist box OF oil OF korein cap
sules: take one after each meal and
one before retiring ut night.
Weigh yourself every few days and
keep UP the treatment until you are
down to normal OIL OF korein is abso-
lutciy harmless. is pleasant TO take.
helps the digestion and even few
days treatment has heen reported TO
show noticeable reduction IN weight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Menu Suggestions

Breakfaat.
Oranges
Cereal with Sugar and MIX
Planned Chops BAKED Potatoes
Graham Gems Cofree
Lunch.
Deviled Crabs
Watercress Sandwiches
gingerbread Chocolate
Dinner
Cream OF Celery Soup
Swcetoreads
Dreamed New Potatoes
Green Peas Carrots
Hot Biscuits
Fr;.it SALAD Orange Ice
Sunshine Cake Coffee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
ou. TO take the place Of the disabled

ou. 10 take the place Of the disabled
vessel.
Tho Philadelphia is steel steamer
of 3322 tons, built at Belfast in 1891
She sailed from London for New York
April 20.
Officers in charge Of the United
States Lighthouse Service station on
Staten Island said they had heen adj
vlsed Of the injury TO the Fire Island
Lshtship early to-day. The accident
occurred shortly after A. NJ. the
ph!ladelph,an striking the vessel q
glancing blow while passing during a
heavy mist. No serious damage was
suffered by the iightship. the officers
said. although tender was immc-
d!ately dispatched to her aid.
\ relief vessel probably Will take
her place ~hilo the damaged ship is
being repaired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
) Wheeler Syndicate. lnc.)

National Convention here on June I
were started to-day. when carpenters
began the transformation OF the
Coliseum into n convention hall VIII
liam T. Stone. Of Baltimore, sergeant
alarms OF the convention, is already
here to take actual charge OF the
preparations.
According to present plans. the full
national committee will meet on June
. TO make up the temporary roll or
the convention, II was said to-day. So
far. only eight contests have been filed.
AS against Gao four years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Useful
Hints
What to Wear
New Tonneou Froek Hos Hip Eustles
Of Horse Hair.
by Nine. Qui Vivc.

Nothing exceeds in WEAKNESS the
other womsn's description OF her new
frock, unless il be fathers flattering
symposium OF his golf triumphs'
There's an awful lot in this world TO
make woman TRAD
one OF the prcttIest hat trims OF the
season is an immense rose mace "t
maline.
(, on the new mushroom shape with
thigh crown these roses are adorable.
(. Only the most artistic fingers can exc
: cute them. The heart Of the rose ap-
pears soft and pctally, while me
maline is placed round ana round III
4 the clevertst manner imaginable. Inc
modistes reveal the secret: These roses
must be made on the hat Itself. Ana
the trick is a gift from heaven, aimosI.
An extremely wide canotier OF pur-
pie maline is douoi"-decker win
duplex orim. \ bias band of maine
extends even beyond the brim itself
Posed directly in front are two msiine
roses. ono Of purple and the other OF
faint, faded grccnery gallery. II YOU
know what that color may he. II is
n hat for "a royal head Yes and Cor
a head thai is full OF hrains and good
taste and An appreciation Of life S
splendid PRIVILEGES:
Small hats are gradually giving way
in favor OF lnrEcr shapes The change
was bound to come in time Entire
crowns OF crushed flowers and foliage,
laid very HAT, are seen on sailors
Stunning mushrooms have 30 accora-
. ton other than bird designs embrod-
cred on the straw itself. Frequently
nothing more than cockadc is en-
ployed.
large flappy hat of black hair
braid has a single ostrich phantasy In
kings blue.
The "tonneau' skirt which is skirt
that is as flat as a board hack and
. front and which bIlves out IT the sides
like the trapr'ngs f pack horse, is
no; confined particularly "a evening
frocks 1t shows UP on "omc OF the
hes, models OF afternoon costumes.
The Illustration depicts An idea that is
typical OF the mode.
While diaphanous fabrics lend them
selves more lightly 20 the whaleboned
and horsehair discussions, we see that
taffcta can he utilized. III this case
the front panel Of the skirt is rather
full. ana SO Is the back. The sidas
are covered with hal: & dozen narrow
perlum. which stands on; almost
straight into the air
Mere ruA,es finish the double TERED
ski-,, and .,ill more are used AZ tho
;-roaI line Of the bodice 20 form an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

White. OF this ci:S; well known as .
er OF the convention. In. preparation
for the convention. the whole interior.
of tho Coliseum will be painted white.
with special decorations. About 100
feet Of the roof will be removed and
glass roof Installed to provide bet
ter ligh; and ventilation.
The 400 press seats will occupy two
sections on either side OF the ground
floor and a space I'm front. Prominent
~ mentioned for the honor OF tenn
porary chairman are Governor Ferris.
Of Michigan: Senators Reed and Stone
and former Governor Glynn, Of New
York. No announcement or choice
will he made until the meeting Of the
arrangements committees on June 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Ethical
alks
Woman and Home

new theory IN clothing. especially in
the tropics, Is the protection afforded
against the bites OF disease breeding
mosquitoes and Mes Tropical malaria
yellow fever elcphanttasis, and many
other dangerous diseases are trans
mitted by the mosquito. This insect is
able to sting very freely through light
cotton and silk garments. but. in the
ileecy surface OF the khaki shirt, his
proboscis becomes hopelesslS entangled,
and he is unable 10 do any harm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

time In the history Of national con-
rentions in this country.
Altogether Their. will be accommoda-
tions 10" II 600 persons In the Coliseum,
1900 OF which viii he for spectators
Chairman McCombs also announced
that he had appointed Charles 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
COLLlDES WITH lIGHTSHIP
Liner Philadelphia Asks That Relief
Weasel He Sent to Tnke Place
OF Disabled Steamer.

NEW YORK. May s.-The steamship
Philadelphia, OF the Leyland Line. re-
ported by wireless to-day that she col
lided with the Fire Island Lightship
outside this port early to-day. and Was
bringing the lightship TO New York.
The captain Of the Philadelphia re-
0uested that relief lightship he sent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
TO KEEP VISITORS OFF FLOOR
They wiz lie Rcstrfctcd 70 Gatieries
and BOXES. Only Delegates and Alter
nntcn to OCCUPY Min section.

NEW YORK, May s-Delegaics and
aiternatcs to the Democratic National
Convention IT st. Louis on Juno II Will
occupy the main floor OF the Coliseum
exclusively. II WAS announced to-day
by Chairman McCombs, Of the national
committee. Visitors will be restricted
10 the galleries and boxes for the hrst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09


a S he o
o m wi mil nd
home cooking know lin
Leaving
Doesn't
The
was
a
will have permanent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

troubles than usual this spring. This
IL why:
The toes are too pointed. The fore
foot is too far outturned from the
straight inside sole line. The heels
are too narrow and too high--beautt-
full. yes, but ruinous TO womans
health. Otherwise the shoes are nd.
mirablc. and the women who wear
them. God bless them. are lovelier
every year. Even the white spats are
=. well. woman can never wear too
much color. on her face or her shoes
It doesn't matter.
Now, here is the answer:
Get "a pair of shoes with rounded.
not square or ugly toes. straight. or
nearly straight, inside sole lines
there should he little or no space he
tween the tips OF the toes when heels
and soles aih touching each other.
See that the heel is TWO inches wide
Venus has Il heel that wide-and never
more than two inches high. better one
inch high. Wear these shoes and
you'll have no foot troubles. Go bare
foot every chance YOU get. Tho fee,
will never learn to like leather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

No Lecture at Art Clab.
The usual lecture ut the Richmond
Art club will be dispensed with this
afternoon OF account OF the music fcs-
tivni. which Ia being given under the
auspices OF the Wednesday Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
FIXING UP COLISEUM

Active Preparations for Republican M
tionnI Convention HeinE Made
in Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Questions and Answcr..

\ Really Useful Family Doctor Book
Please tell me the name OF the best
family doctor book 10 keep in the
house. don't want any conglomera :
ton OF sure-cure recipes. but n reliH bl e
book to consult for advice upon minor
ailments.
Answer We expect 10 call il Per
sonal Health" hut the title may be
changed before the book is published
Our publisher is the slowest in the
business slow but sure. No doubt the
work will be acclaimed from ocean to
ocean when il does appear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

Aunt in Wrong-Whenever get a
cut, scratch or pimple il takes months
10 disappear entirely. Friend Aunt de-
clares it Is 2 SIGN OF a mean DISPOSE
tion when things take so long to heal,
mo that when she has anything sim
liar il heals in few days. AS IL is
rather late TO alter my disposition.
thought YOU may I've able TO suggest
some simple remedy.
AnsNer--The easiest way out. We
should think, is 70 change your aunt
She isn't sound. Exchange her for a
via! of iodine and vial of flexible
collodion. When YOU cut or scratch
yourself. swab the place with iodine,
then seal 1T over with the collodion.
Weeping Sncw.A year ago 7
strained the wrist. md ever since there
has been a soft bunch on the back
of the wrist. Is there any way to
reduce this. or must it he cut out?
Answer-Well. the simple way would
he to have the SAC removed by your
doctor under local anes,hetic. at his
Office Or your home That viii relieve
it-assumfng IL is weeping sinew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

CHICAGO. May s.--Active prepare
tons for the opening or the Republica,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
TURNS HATES
HIS OLD PLACE
But Petition to Strip 1t of His
Name l. Held
Faulty

Former Sheriff Burns petition for
an order to RESTRAIN the use Of his
came by the present mauagt mont OF
the Burns hotel, which, he says, mas
become the gathering place OF DIS
reputable women and harbors a dis
orderly cabaret since he left. IL IN
april. was denied, Tuesday morn
ing. by Judge Van Zile on the
strength Of representations Of ur
mond +. Hunt. counsel FOR the de
PENDANTS. that the petition vas i'm
properly sworn.
Henry VCrstine \ James Sin
gelyn and Alice Reagan were the
defendants in the suit for an injunc'
ton. Burns alleges in his bill thai
as soon az he 'hdrew from the
management TO run the Ste. CLAIR
hotel, the Burns became so MOTTO
riously the headquarters Of form r
habitues Of the cafe Roma and other
places closed by the liquor commit
tee, that II was the target OF pr
testing newspaper publicity. II
asked to have the circulation
Burns stationery. bearing his name
stopped. claim . Ia; 1t hurt his
reputation.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
GRIP ANO NEURASTHENlA

There II 4, form of neurasthenia
that follows The K-ip, Doctors call II
pos, grippGi" neCTasthcnla. One Of
thu foremost medical authorities of
New York city in lecture I'm the
International clinics. said
broadly speaking, every victim OF
the grip will suffer from postgrippal
ncurasthenia also. Lowering OF ner.
vous tone with increased irritabillty
IS the most striking effect OF the
disease. languor OF mind and body.
disturbed. htful sleep and vague
V6ins In the head and elsewhere. The
treatment calls for rest and a tonic"
br Williams Pink pills. a non-al.
coholic tonic, are particularly suited
for building up the blood and
strengthening the nerves after an at
tack n the grip. The rich. red blood
eNpels the lingering germs from the
system and transforms Respondent
grip victims into cheerful, healthy,
happy men and women.
IN YOU have had the grip get a box
OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills now from
the nearest drug store and begin the
treatment at once.
on request we will send you FREQ
pamphlet. Building Up the Blood, "
which contains Il chapter on the grip.
Address tho DR. Williams Medicine
Co. Schenectady. n. Y.-Adv.