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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10
ACCEPTED ADVICE OF
NER GE0RGIA FRlENp
~ Dent Think It Can Be Exceised,
She Declares; Emphatic State"
Statement.
Mrs. Ida Vernon, Of Andersen, Crate
fpl Fer Her Coed Fortune.

"Tan1ac is the finest topac aaVe
ever taken. / don't think IT can be
excelled." These emphatic state
ments were made by Mrs. Ida Vernon
Of 81 Henderson st., Anderson. In an
endorsement OF Tanlac she gave May
% 81 took Tanlac for badly run
down condition and my health was 70
had was unable to do my house
work when I began taking Tanlac.
7 empioyed a cook then. I had mol'
gestion badly, and lots OF FOODS
couldn't eat, because Of the suffering
they would cause me. Really, was
lust a nervous wreck. I had been un-
der treatment almost continuousi:
for almost FIVE years but l did rot
seem to improve any.
"A friend in South Georgia toia
me about Tanlac and I took it. Ana
the Tanlac got me to feeling as wen
az ever felt in nay life, My appetite
Was returned to me, the indigestion
was stopped and my whole system
was strengthened Tanlac surely o'a
holm me wonderfully. I gained about
tenn hounds in weight, too"
Tanlac. the master medicine is SOLO
by: r
Glider E. Weeks, Newberry. ;. ="
mr. W n. Holloway. Chappells. s. e.
little Mour sain Drug Co.. ilttie
Mountain. s. c.. The Settler COMPANY
Pomaria, s. -. Preeuer'ty Drns oo''
prosperity, s. r.. Whitmire Pharm-
acv whitmire, S. C-Adv.
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.ARRY CORPS COME BACK
IN PLAN FOR NEW ARMY
pHisions Reorganized Under New
erder to Conform to Division Of
Allied Armies-No Cavslry-
No Flyers

Washington, Aug. Army corps
aaa ermies, practically unknown in
ellis country since the Civil war, be-
oeme a part Of the military orgaai-
sasssa through an ordezz made public
soasght BY the adiutant generals Of
aee. Another important change is an
Aaoresse in the ratio OF artillery
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THIS COUNTRY is ONLY HOPE
ALLIES HAVE OF VICTORY
By Karl H. Won Wiegand

| The last American newspaper man
to leave Berlin, who has just arrived
from the Scandinavian countries.
| New York, Aug. THE Unitei
States Is going into the world war
has undertaken the biggest job III
the history of our country. The Amer
can people have not yet awakened
to the "bigness" of that job, the ser
iousness of that task nor the heavy
sacrifices. in American lives ami
American treasure that undertaking
calls for and will demand of our
country, unless peace should come
before the United States gets into the
war with both feet" America does
not yet realize what war-modeTn
war-terrible, horrible in every az
pect, means. Those are the impress
sions that strike one forcibly upon
arrival here from Europe.
70 Fight
In 1915 Crown Princess Cecilia re-
marked to me in hospital where she
was visiting wounded; "Isut it better
and nobler that man die for love
OF country than for hatred OF the
eneny?" Blind hatred, verbal ma
chine gunfire at the enemy. the huri-
ing Of epthets across the broad At
lantic and screaming head lines over
news too often deceptive or wholly
untrue, will not defeat the enemy. nor
bring the end of the war, which er-
cry person with any human feelings
must certainly desire, any closer.
Germany is not yet defeated.
Whether with the detection OF Rus
sia, who to all practical purposes Is
out of the game, at least for this year
fact which no amount Of news"
and phrases can alter, the condition
in Italy, the failure of the Salonikf
expedition, the terrible losses and
suffering sustained by France, wheth-
er with all this and the seriousness
of the U-boat war, Germany can no"
at this late date be militarily de-
feated is a question over which ex-
perts may differ. There can, how
ever, be no difference that If Ger
many can be militarily defeated and
is so to be defeated, that the United
States. and the United States alone
can now achieve that result
has the Men
Stories that Germany is now COM
PEELED to use mere boys and old men
to fight her battles have cropped up
again in the dispatches of the last
days. Such stories are misleading
and deceptive The same stories
were printed about Germany before
war was year old. Germany MIL
itarily is strong. 1t is perhaps Ger
many's strongest pillar even after
three years OF war I have seen the
war from the German and Austrian
side from the first day. Germany has
TODAY On and behind the western
front the ereatest army that she has
had in the west since the beginning
OF the war. At the same time making
most successful drive into hus-
sia clearing Galicia and Buckowina
of the enemy, with combined Ger
man -Austro-H -Hungarian-Turkish army
after the temporary success OF the
new Russian offensive ending in dis
NAL failures which was almost me
vitable under the circumstances.
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strength 10 infantry strength. Ma
chine gun units are also increased.
and when the order is put into effect
an American division will be smaller
but made up of units practically the
same as those used by the allies. This
will provide for many more major
generals.
The ratio of artillery strength 10
infantry strength is greatly increas-
ed, reads the statement. A division
will hereafter include only four IN
fantry regiments in two brigades in
place of the old division OF three ori-
gades, each comprising three regl-
ments of infantry. There will still be
three regiments of field artillery to
every four regiments of infantry IN
stead of the ratio of three to nine. In
addition a trench mortar battery ,s
attached to each division.
Better Firing
The machine gun arm is also ma
terially enlarged. A machine gun bat
talon of four companies has been
made unit of each division. in addl-
ton to the three machine gun com
panies included to each regiment.
The American division will be made
by this order to conform practically
to the units utilized by the entente
allies, among whom division num-
bers approximately 10000 men. The
reason for the change is that the dl-
vision as heretofore made up of about
%, 900 men is too unweildy for the de-
mands of trench warfare. With so
large a unit, sure and swift commun-
icatiou with all parts is difficult. The
problem to be met was basicly one
of mobility for the peculiar needs OF
fighting on the western front.
The smaller sized divisions call for
maintenance of all units at full fight
ing strength. For this purpose re-
serve battalions will be provided.
These will consist of 612 men each and
are listed in tae general order as
separate training battalions." The
number OF these battalions has not
been made public. Details of regl-
mental organization are also with
held for military reasons.
Entirely New
The new order provides for army
corps and armies, units which have
practically existed only on paper
since the Civil war, Corps were or
sanized during the Spanish war but
were not actually operated as such 20
any great extent.
Each army corps will consist OF
three infantry divisions, corps head
quarters, and certain army corps
troops not specified. Each army VIII
FORMALLY consist of three or more
army corps, headquarters and certain
army troops not specified.
Under the new order. each infan-
try division will be composed as
follows: The changes from the pres
ent organization being as indicated:
The Changes
One division headquarters (same as
at PRESENT.. One machine gun bat
talon Of four companies (new); TWO
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10

1900 lbs. Crimson Clover Seed-For
sale at &c per H., delivered at
Prosperity or Newberry, S. C. Also
Burr Glover at sl.25 ger bu. n. a
Nichols, Prosperity, S. c. Phone
1904, Prosperity. 7-27-1tp
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Columbia, s. G., July 81, 1917.
TO ". Il. Gibbes. Oh accoL..t Of
same projections:
One thousand dollars
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THE HERALD AND NEWS ONE
YEAR FOR $I.5o.
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That they axe III advance IS readily
recognized, because no chic: gam2,
Dowever active he might be. would
use $500 travelling expenses in tia.
,cngth OF time, Or 81 600 in game pro-
lection. However let the records
speak for themselves. They are as
follows:
Quick on the "DraW.'
Contingent warrant, No. 57734, is
Sued August l, 1917.
Columbia, S. c., Aug /, 1917.
TO W. H. Gibbes, on account OF
game protection:
"Traveling expenses, chief game
warden, five hundred (s5OO dollars .
contingent warrant, No. 1858, is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
MANDAMUS WRIT
AGAINST MING0

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. IAN
alternative writ of mandamus today
was awarded by the supreme court OF
appeals on petition OF E. Z. Hatnelo
against the county court OF Mlngo
county. 1t is returnable Feb. IL.
The defendant court will be re-
quired to show why the petitioner
should not be paid 500 month, as
sealer Of weights and measures OF
Mingo county.
An appeal and supercedeas were re.
fused in the case from Wood county OF
Lenora Satterfield against w. f. Bee
and others A writ OF error was re-
fused in that OF State against Newton
Barnett, from BraXton county, ana an
appeal was refused in that OF G.; j.
Bragg against the state compensation
department. The petitioner is from
Raleigh county.
Writs Of error were refused IN the
cases of Weidenhamer Grocery com
pany against J. X. Malone, from Up
shur county, and T. B. BeckWlth
against Virginia Railway company
from Mercer county. A writ of error
and supercedeas were granted in the
case of George T. Lucas against Ro6t:
Hensley and others, from Cabell
county. a writ Of error and super
cedeas were granted in the case from
Tucker county Of ]. W. Harmon
against city of Parsons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
.REv0LUT!ON|ZE
ELECTION LAW
x1eRoYRANT MEASURE PROM TIE
CLEVELAND CIVIC
- LEAGUE.
Naay Kew Measures introduced In 1n'
8 Ohio General Assembly
20 FniS week.
Dar,.,eh to Tho Intelugeneer.

avkG paspa;ca to tho 1ntelnSeneee
8 COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. a bill 70
Sfhis state. which was drafted by inc
CIVIC LEAGUE Of Cleveland. has been IN,
troduced in the senate and 1t ~ saao
that. If 1t Is adopted It VIII >, save :, 'He
IA rcd. would provide for registration
: IN cities every four years instead OF an
nually; would provide for rota,lon 81
names on primary tickets: wouio Gym.
) Gate party emblem By substituting Mas,
Sachusetts ballot for party ballot; wouIa
reduce the number OF election ooaro
saembers in each county from four TO
two. and would place the state pt'faaf'eS
Among important bills introduced 10
day was one by Senator Mooney. OF
Cleveland, to recod1fy electloT laMs T..
the state and providing Tor chanses ~
the FORM Of the ballot. method OF noHrl-
nations and registration. and reducing
5 the number Of members OF board OF eIec-
tionS from four TO two
tentative Muicahy, OF Henry county
providing for rotation Of names on 'ne
primary ballots. -.
- ,The house also passed the Hoy bill. 10
amend the nurses registration Jaw. re-
novinr restrictions In the present Jaw
which require one years high schooi
training before a girl can enter train
inT school for nurses. also removing re-
strictions which prevented graduates OF
I. Senator Wright. Of Cleveland. intro
dOcAd 4 proposed amendment 10 tne
nurses' registration law in the senate
today. leaving the educational Quail1s-
cations and the standard OF the training
pchool the Same as in the present law.
but amending II so that the state med
ical board shall not be permitted to eS
; ercise control over the hospital through
the nurses training school.
~ BY practically unanimous vote me
house passed the Mulcahy bill providing
{ for rotation Of names on state and coun-
. ty primary ballots. 1t next goes TO the
senate.
Other bills that passed the house
were:
= By Hunter. waking tho clerk Of the
kuprene court instead OF the secretary
Of state. the distributor Of reports or
( the supreme court and the courts or APP
~peals.
By Hill. providing that guardians buy
ing real estate must tax" titles IN the
name Of the wards instcad OF their own
The kcssler house joint resolution.
submitting to the voters in Novenbe
constitutional amendment restoring the
old poll tax law cur road Improvements.
was reported for adoption by the com
u,ittee on rnnSt itution and initiative
and referendum.
County Auditor pct"r W. burr. Of
Hamilton County. aro"ar"d before the
special joint committee on taxation "
the general assembly. II" favored con-
= tinring the ci-rt,'': -ward assessors tlllS
for appraisinE new buildings. but pro-
posed that the county auditor send out
then, of the amount th"y returned for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.
rhiludelphia, Pa Do you wear glass

Philadelphia, Pa. Do you wear glasses
Are you q victim Of eye strain or other
eve Weaknesses? II SO. you VIII DC siau
10 know that according TO Or. Lewis
thcre is real hope for you. Mary whose
cvcs were railing say they have mao
their eyes restored through the prlneip.e
n his wonderful free prescription; one
,non saws. after trying It: Il was almost
KIM. ,:nuld not see to read 1T all. Now
can read everything without any
t,rn A. nirEt they would pain dread
tuIiy nov they feel fine all the time. IT
80 like q miracle to ne." \ lady who
used ii says: The atmosphere seemed
hazy with or without glasses. nut Aiter
msin,- his prescription for fifteen days
ey.r3thinG seems clear. l can even read
zine nrini without glasses" 1t is be-
licved that thousands VINO wear rlasSeS
can now discard them in rcas orable
time and nultitudes more will be able
to strengthen their eyes so as TO De
spared the trouble and expense Of ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

getting glasses. Eye troubles OF many
descriptions may be wonderfully bene-
fitted by following the simple rules. Here
is the prescription: Go to any active
drug store and get Z bottle Of Pon-Opto
tablets. Drop one Bon-Opto tablet in
fourth Of a glass OF water and allow TO
dissolve. With this liquid battle the eyes
two to four times daily. You should
notice your eyes clear up perceptably
right from the start and Inflammation
will quickly disappear: II your eyes are
bothering you. even little. take steps to
save them now before It Is too late.
Many hopelessly blind might have been
saved IL they had cared for their eyes
in time.
Note: Another prominent Physcian to whom th'
above article Was submitted. said: Boa -opto 10
very remarkable remedy. Its constituent ingredients
are we'll known 10 eminent eye specialists and Wdsy
prescribed By them. Ihe manufacturer guartnts II
10 strengthen eyesght so cent IN one Weers tins
in many instances refund the money. II can o.
obtained from any good drusrist and IL one Of ths
very few preparations feel should b kept on hsno
for regular use In almost every family II SOLO 10
Wneeiinx b, c. II. Crest Co. aad otS~ druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
RarRnnals and Rriefs.

Mrs s. ?. ChrlStlan Is VISITING IN
clarksburG.
Mary kossuth Is making 4 rapid re-
covery.
Mrs. Hunker. who has hccn the guest
OF CLEVELAND friends. has returned home.
Edwin Thomas is i'll Of In grippe.
Hugh Carroll. conductor on Ia" Fan
handle traction line. was removed 10
the North Wheeling Hospital last night.
where he will undergo All operation to-
day for EallStnnrS.
Thomas /. T!ch" Is confined To his
home with In grippe.
T r. Eind"lhcrGcr. who has been In
the North Wheeling Hospital the past
few days. Is murh improved.
Mrs. Julius Su.n'fIl is Il Ia grippe Suf-
farAr.
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OFFER ACCEPTEp.

BUTLER. IA. Feb. ;.--l'rr>ld"r, f.. j.
dickson. Of the Pittsburgh dickson Bed
company. III F.aS: Butler received II
telegram today from Secretary "f War
Baker accepting the cumnanya offer ~
aSSiStaurr in case az wHr. tn" plant
has II capacity OF l.n0p steel hospital
beds n day.
The plant of tho Allegheny Foundry
company. at Tnrrntun. was placed 1T
he disposal Of the government in a tcir-
gram sent to Secretary Baker by John {.
Graham of this city. vice president Of
the company.
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Cleo club, Tuesday evening. Moneys
orchestra rendered the music.

An enjoyable dance will be given In
Thistle hall this evening by q commit
tee of George Braunbeck. E. J. Cutler
and l.. Peterson. An orchestra from
Wheeling will furnish music and num-
her OF out of town guests Will be pres
ent.
Fred Harper, who has been visiting
his narents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Harper
has returned to Akron, O.. where he is
employed.
Miss Virginia Thistle. who, goes to
school at Hollidaysburg. Pa, Is spend
ing several days with her mother MIS-
L. a. Thistle.
Volney Wilson, who attends W. & D..
and who expects to leave soon LOT
France for field hospital service, Is
here visiting friends. go.
Miss Vesta Swisher OF. New Martins
willie, attended the dance here Tucsday
evening. She was the guest or MISS
Dorothy Crane.
Mrs. Joseph Norris Of Parkersburs.
arrived here yesterday TO be the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. Il. ]. MCCOY.
Talbot and Fred Mccoy have re-
turned to W. Va u. at Morgantown.
after spending week at their homes.
DR.. John A. Grier was business call
or in Bens Run. Wednesday.
DR.. schwin of Wheeling, was here
Wednesday on professional bushes.
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Brilliant Musical Tonight.

The usual program to be given TO-
night under the auspices Of the Finley
bible Glass In the Warwond Christian
Church because Of the exceptionally
hiEh-class numbers to hc rendered by
flvorites who need no Introduction. cam
not but help attract many OF the muSi-
cally Inclined OF the ncighborhood. The
nerformers will he Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kincheloe. Emile Aucremann. Charles
PACE. David Daniels. William Martin.
Graham Marsh and Collins Smith. the
how wonder pianist.
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COMPENSATION AWARDS.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Feb. =
The award of pensions made by the
workmen's compensation department
was announced today as follows: Mrs.
Kate Vance, of Hutchinson, and two
children, $50 month; S. D. GildllednG,
of Hurricane, $500 a week for 12O
weeks: NJ. S. Bailey, Of st. Adams,
$500 a week for SO weeks; Henry
Phillips, of Monaville. $500 a week
for los weeks; Frank Ross, Of Shlnns.
ton. 1888 a week for 90 weeks; VIM.
Miller, OF Parkersburg, $500 week
for Is weeks.
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COMPLAIN OF SHORTAGE.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb. T.
The public service commission today
received complaints from citizens OF
Elizabeth, Writ county, and Auburn,
Richie county, reciting thatd uring
the severe weather Of the last week.
the gas supply has been inadequate
and that suffering has been general
in consequence,
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sewing club last evening In T. pleasing
manner Fancy work OF dainty de-
sign formed the evenings diversion ana
r,i,,,, rtfr,shfu.ntS were served in con-
,:IusiGn. The guests were Mcsdamcs ).
H. Snmmcrville, l.. J. Klein. .. W
Stcindorf. John Walters. VI; \. colo. w.
: Grafton. l.. tieidc. W.: Il. h2r hIlatn.
W if Field. l.. u. Hall. Jessie koerner
and Miss Emily Somcrville.
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Haurhmau Made President.

". G. Raughman has been made pres
idcnt of the Wa"wOod Fire and Prntcc-
tive Association. taking me place Of
August Wasmuth. who rendered his res
il-nation Mr. EauShman was succeed
Cd AS director by John Stcyle. Mr.
N'asmuth left for Pittsburgh. and IT
has been stated that he may take up his
rermauent residence in Detroit.
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sleep and she was cross ana
irritable. She scratched
and the more she scratched
the worse it got. Her hair
all came out and her head
got to be a solid eruption:
"a friend then advised
me to use Cuticura Soap
and Ointment so ! did. In
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two weeks her heau "aS COI3'P
healed and I only used one bar of Cut'-
cura Soap and one box OF Cut'cura Ont-
ment.'' (Signed) Mrs. J. L. Walker
Talking Rock. Ga, July "A; 1916: :,
You can 50 quickly get nd OF skin and
scalp troubles if you use Cuticura Soap
and no other to cleanse and purify and
Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal
that tits pity not to use then. at the
hrst signs Of eczemas, rashes, plInnplcs,
dandnff, itchings and irritation. Many
cs,imablc lives have been embisteFed
by such Affections.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard: "Cuticura,
Dept. q, Boston," Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
WARWOOD
WIGHT school Opens.

On tuesday evening the nlEht SCnonI
which will be held during inc Witt, .a ~.
o one GV with a fair sized crowd In atten-
danes, Classes will be taught every
Tuesday. Wednesday and Th NJ, TeEc
evening from until 2 o,clock ny lr e-
manifested by the pupils enrolled In
this splendid opportunity the Richland
board of education has given them.
Sewing Party. ~,
Mrs e. J. Surg!son: OF SlAteenth
street. entertained the members OF her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08

Miss Dorothy I.asch will entertain
this evening in the Lasch hall about
seventy Of her friends with dellghtiul
dancing party. Orchestra music OF inc
nonul;Lr catchy air, will please the dane
crs and 4 light luncheon will be served
during the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
Claim to 30 Presented to Council.

on Fridy evening council will prob
ably pass on a claim OF S400 made by
Wei,ner z Waddlt, who conduct a gar
age in Wheeling. against the town or
Warwood They allcgG an automobile
used by DR.. Mcgrail ran inc ditch,
due to the fact that no light had been
nlaced on same.
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II " 20 C. Will Meet.

On Friday the +. K. W. e. Bioie lass
~ the PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold
meeting In the social room which they
refurnished and attractive
" renovated to be used by them as
reading room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
Barbershop Sold.

T. p. KindelbcrEer has sold his bar
bershop and billiard room III the VAR
wood Bank building to Mr.. RelSbecK'
On account OF the illness Of Mr. Kin
delbcrger. It will probably be several
days before the new owner taxes possess
Ill
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rATma PKEcAUTIoHs.

ALLIANCE, O.. Feb: 7.-As a pre-
cautionary measure. officials OF tho
American Steel Foundries company to-
day Increased the number OF watchmen
at its plant. The company Is making
shell tubes for the Allies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08

An automobile coal wagon has been
invented with four separate compart-
mrnts, 50 well balanced that they can
be dumped BY hand.
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Constipatlon.

When cOSrivr or troubled with con
situation take Chamberlain'S Tablets
They are easy 10 take and most agree
able in effect Obtainabla everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
CUT|CURA QUICKLY
HEALS ECZEMA
An Itching, Scratching, SIeepIess
Child Healedin Two Weeks. Broke
Outin Little Red PimpIes. HairAIl
CameOut. Head a Solid Eruption.

"AIy child had eczema on her head;
It first began to break out in little red
pinplcs that itchcd so badly she could not
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To Prevent The Grip

Colds cause Grip---I.aXativc Bromn Qui-
nine removes cause. There is only one
"Bromo Ouninc." +. W. GROVES sig
nature on box zoe