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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
ENTIRE FAMILY
SHARE BENEFITS
Green Declares Daughter Was in
a Very Serious
Condition.
HAS ENTIRELY RECOVERED
After What Tanlac Did for Us
We Think 1t the Greatest
Medicine Made, He Says.

we All think mighty lot OF Tan
lnr al our house. lOr the whole laWily
has taken it, and now we are All dis
we'll and S:runG and happy as an! Sr'
OF folks you ever saw said =. VI
Green, living at Sulphur Springs. l'a''
4 few dayS ago. Mr.. Green has oeeh
in the employ of the Tennessee Stove
Works for twelve years past. ana IL
highly respected in his community
NV lir,lr daughter, Pauline. Is ten
Years old" he continued. and she mas
hrrn Il mighty puny child for tho last
four wears. She had a bad case OF
ca1arrh, and in spite OF the TACT tha'
had tried nearly everything under
The sun for her trouble, she had gone
down hill until she was in Il mlch'E
bad fix. Her stomach was never IN
condition, and she hardly ate enough
IN keep bird alive. She could never
romp. and play like other children
hut just moped around and seemed
duwnhnarted and listlrsS al the time.
"Tanlac had done her mother ana
ME so much good that felt sure IL
would put her in good shape so got
some or her. and ii sure was the best
thing could have done. She began
to pick up right away and has been
getting better every day since. Her
catarrh is ever so much better: her
appetite has come back, and therra
the biggest difference | ever saw IN
her. since she finished the second bot
tie Of Tanlac. She plays from morn
Ing till night. and enjoys life ms much
as any child now. After what Tanlac
has done for all Of us. VIC think 1t IS
the greatest medicine ever made.
The genuine Tanlac is sold in Wheel
ing by G. II. GrieSt & Co. Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
Woman's Club Acts.

an Friday IN" November m""iing VI
IN" Moments club will 'hr held. when
'iur d'l"Ent"S 10 The STATE Frdrrnt ion
nf Wun'n'> "luhS Ia u" sent Ia rharlHs-
.un wrll deliver ai,ir"s%rs and they
VIII talk. up IA" question IF food con-
s"rvatirn in Ill its phases. Those who
will talk ar" Mines : T. ANTHONY
y IT, HuhijlE"l. 6 n k""S"r. Edward
W. S,if"l. .T"i,n u t;0rd'Ir. W. y. Elliott.
Miss Elizabeth RInE'." rnd Miss EleI.
Cook IN address wiil also h" delivered
by Hon. fred G. raj"
Four-miuut" uH>u If tn" Rntnrv rlrh
81" lntStn: thu food conservation cam
rni.u 10y their addresses NJ tho tiiffnr-
ont moving ririur" ih"Htrcs and slides
thrown on tn" Srr""H ar" also explain
inE III" scoop" of tho work.
Iion. t.. W. nEl"baY stated yesterday
that be was satisfied with tho work In
the state but liz %aS silent as regards
thu r"SuliH being obtained in this CITY
TIL" question is sluar.ly M to tho
women al Wheeling.
They cnu q" I" Tho headquarters. NJ
1921 rhaplinn street and sign u pledge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
VETERANS MEETING
At G. A. r. Headquarters to BE OF In
terest-Capt. Salisbury to Toll
About Reunion

What promises to be one of I'll" most
INTERESTING and important meetings OF
tn" J. W. Holiday Grand Army Of thu
Republic post for som" time will be the
regular weekly session Saturday even
ing in the headquarters. odd Fellows
building.
TIL" nH"tirc will b" featured with an
address by Captain Thomas Y. Salisbury
and others on their trip /" the national
Union and Confederate jubilee and peac.
reunion held this month at vickSburg
Miss.
Other veterans nf !h" post who at
tended the big gathering will also speak.
Samuel Lennon Will tell his comrades
OF some OF their friends h. met at the
reunion. and exhibit bullets and other
interesting curins he picked up on the
EiCkSburg battlefield.
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GERMANS CLAIM
Continued from First Page0

n,ode prisoner and In excess or l,oun
guns have hcen captured by the Germans
and Hungarian armies IN th"r
eight days drive from the isonzo and
Carnic Alps fronts Of the Austro-ltallan
war theatre.
From the east the enemy invasion on
tn, center OF the battle front now Is
we'll within gun range az the lasl!a-
men;o river, where il has been pro-
sumctl that General Cadornu would turn
and make a stand. The italian corman-
der in chief. however. has not Vet
brough, his troops about to face the
enemy. but Is continuing his retreat
with tn. rear guards harrassing the ad-
vance. lust where Cndorno purposes
to give battle has not become apparent.
Neither is it known how we'll the north
cru and southern flanks OF his army are
kecpiuE pace with the retirement in the
centcr.
According to the latest Berlin official
communication announcing the heavy
losses TO the Italians in men ana guns.
engagements successful for the enemy
have taken place on the TaSliamento
plain, while the Rome communication
announces that there had been fighting
on the hills of st. Danicle bel Friuli.
along the Ledra canal. at Pasianschiavo
nesco and PozzuoloX Del Friuli. north
west of Cdine and from four 10 tive
miles cast Of the Tagliamcnto.
Meanwhile preparations To aid the
Italians In their hour OF extremity are
being rushed by all the Allies. Jules
C'amhon. general secretary Of the French
ministry of foretghn affairs in state
ment has expressed the conviction that
tho Italians will he able to stem the
tide Of the invasion with the aid or
French and British troops sent to re-
inforce them. The American govern
nment is TO waive all export reStric-
tions for Italy, permitting that country
to take whatever materials sh" requires
regardless Of prospective shortage here
4 large amount OF shipping also Is to be
given Italy in work in conjunction with
her own merchant marine in taking sup
plies overseas.
The new italian premier in a message
II General Cadorna has assured the COM
mandcr in chief that all classes or tho
populace Of Italy are with him IN his
hour Of trial and will stand ny him and
the army until victory rests win them.
A similar message was sent TO the Brit
ish prime minister.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES
Notice OF Public or Private Sale.

In tho District Court Of the United states fur tho
Northern District q! West Virginia.
In Re- riks News Company bankrupt. In Bau4-
ruTtcy.
To the creditors ~ thu P!kH News Company. Of
ClarIUhirs IN tia County nf Harrison. and District
aforesaid. bankrupt:
Notice H. hereby given Tint AaTrn W!ner. Esq
Trls,r, in the above matter. has filed his petition
asking that he lie authorized make sale Of the Per
sonal prUcrtv belonging to TIE estate Of sald oank-
rup ct public or private sale. free and acl'Et OF
liruS IN November 10th. 1917. and that said Petition
VIII be heard tho plh day VI November. 4 d..
1915; Al 200 u'rI,.a y in at the offrc II the Ref
ct', IN bankruptcy. Room zoe Gpff building. In the
Ci:y If Ll,rskhr.rg. in said District. a. which tiHe
ard place you MAJ attend md 10 what Is necessary
10 protect your Interest thercu.
Dated October 10Th. 1917.
W FRANK stout.
.o.:n-h Referee IN BANKRUPTCY.
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IS BANK CASHIER
II. l., Brown, Former Warden of State
Pcnitantiary. Heads New Tairmont
Institution.

l.""ul fri"nh~ Of Hon. NJ =. t:rnwu g
Mrr=Iut"WtI former Warden nT tn" stat"
I,nIt.utiary al NnumlSNilic. Will II" in
irrrsi"d 4" know That h" has h"..Y
rl,,'j"d rn%hn.r I'll u II, WY established
stat" bank AT FHIrmnnt. III. l.. lIriutz"!-
man e! IA" lirIulH''lman Glass COMPANY
* Ir' :,i"ui At Tia" new institution. aIIl
~" 'lII, ci"rat" inrludcS ". j. W,igal e
IN" ',iru,"rt West NircinE'u. l.; r. can
ninEliaml. prominent glass n;hHnIariur"r.
and other leading BUSINESS men Of Fair
mont TIN" hani, is capitalized AZ 3iHu.-
nin. and has i Surplus ~ $I".Qnn. Fur
som' time past Mr.. I!r"wm has h''n
cashier al = bank in M"r"aIfi"wn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
ANOTHER WAGE DEMAND.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3l.--I'lanS for for
NAL demand for an inrrcaS" Of WIGS
for ZOO m"u will hr Formulated at
Il Meeting of the delegates from the
brotherhood Of railroad TraInm"n ami
th. Order of Railroad Conductors which
Will begin here tomorrow md probably
last ton days. Tn" ia",nbrrs of the
organizations. II il said. hHyr voted to
demand An Increase in wages ranging
from 20 TO 80 prr cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
moHE WITNESSES HEARD.

CONCORD. y. G. Oct. 3l.-The grand
irv CONSIDERING L bill OF Indictment
charging CASTOR Is. Means with. inc
murder "f Mrs. Maudc y. King near
hcrc last August. h''ard seven moro viii
ncssrs today and Will continue It's, in
vrsiisatiun until tomorrow. .,...s.
1t was announced that al appeal had
been taken from nh" decision or super
Tor Judr" cline. on October 5. IN 1ssu-
ing an order restraining Assistant Dis
trio, Attorney DoolinS, OF New York.
from removing from this state any
papers in the Means ease which he
brought from New York = =
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ton MS moving picture scenario
writer. -.... : :,
Lewis II. B-owu.

RrNGHAMPTON. y. Y. Oct 81
Lewis Fl. Brown. A prominent business
man and veteran Of the Civil war VIII"
won distinction for Gallantry In rcscuIrs
General Slocum. NJ the battle OF Buh
Run. died here lat" last Night. rs t!'e
result Of :, motorcycle accident which
shattered his leg on October 2. lie. u
survived! by Il widow and son. Curtis
Brown. who l. London correspondents
for several New York publications aUc
the hra,! Of London news bureau. :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
Francis ", Douy-hty.

NEW YORK. Oct. &I.--r'rHnciS Wor-
crst"r Doughty. uuthOr Of the "pld King
liraGN' Sl"uih stories. familiar 10 thou
sands Of y"I"E Americans for over Z
gcn"raii"n. died yesterday II Cr":k!ll
Sew I"rs'.r MIR. Doughty also wa; 4
lecturer and writer OF snni prominence
"n archaeology AMI numismatir*. H."
WAS born g.. years ag" in Rr"rklyn.
where hH lived most III his lif". IN re-
cent years lie had attracted some attcu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
NJ. T. Sclinltttbcrgcr.

NEW. fnEk. Oct :l.-MaX f.
Schmitthrrg"r. chief inspector 1T tifr
pnlic" department Of greater New York.
died her" tonight from an attack of
pneumonia resulting from u cold which
hc contracted Will" virwimg tn" Liberty
loan parad" last week The chief was
Il years OF agr.
chief Inspector SchmitthcrEcr joined
the polio" department as n patrnlman
January IS. 1874.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
Acts Of Courage.

PARIS. Oct. @i.-A despatch 20 the
ITavaS Agency from Rome says:
Tho most devoted couraG" and harh-
hood is shown d"taChmnntS: GarrjsnnlnC
Isolated positions. ono Of thrs" h"lnng
ing ~ troops operating between Fi"zzo
rlie;rhI and T"lmin". was hcsi"Ecd and
completely cu; off. II sent out 4 carrier
p!dgeo1 with the lacOnic message:
"Wa will never surrender. Tho de-
tArhm"nts is provided with provisions
for lively" days. So there "a every lik"li.
hood OF It's fulfilling it's promise. III"
position h"lH is one nF prim" np"rtan""
and il is pr"hahl" 1t will play I'm n!Irrri-
ant part in \ counter offensive"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
Mrs. schent Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Srhcnk aged Il. Il former resident Of
this city who dird in her home in Co.
lumtus. ohio. Sunday. will b" held in
IN" hnn. "f her daughter. Mrs. Fred
S.I::,.r ii lSi% Woods street. this city.
this afIrrrunn ut 80 o'clock. Tho Rev.
William a. I'lr"rt Of 81. .Tuhu's Profess
ant church. Will nffirintr. and burial
Will l"r IN Greenwood.
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Funeral for Miss Rhine Friday.

Friday morning at 500 O'Clock fun
cral services for Miss Marie Rhine. aged
81. honkkrcr"r in tn" ohio Valley Gem
oral hospital. who died in that ihsti-
tuition Tuesday. will b" held in the
home If her mnthrr. Mrs. ThrrSa Rhine
Of III Wheeling avenue, Elm Grove.
followed with requiem high mass in 81.
Vincent de- Paul church at ? o'clock In
trrmcnt will .hr in MI Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
MARRIED IN AUGUST.

Miss FInrrtic" Robin and George
Clark. ~ II known y"uuE I"."rI" 81 Mar
tins Ferry. were married Angus; =. Ne
"urdimc l"u an Interesting ann"unc"-
mint iuad" l:,sI night. TIN bride IL thu
hniiGhl"r mf air. ami Mrs. Thomas Ron
lin "f \"rrh Eighth street. and Mr..
( 'lari. - 4 mIllW"rkrT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
The Rev. Joseph L. Schotz.

W. f.. Wolfe received Il message yes
trrulay announcing the death OF his
hrnthrr-iu- Law. the Rev. Joseph l..
Srh"tH Of cincinnati. ohio. = Mr.. Schotz
WAS well known by the. older residents
of this community. lie WAS II" founder
and pastor nj st. Stephens German
Erfurln"h church of South Wheeling
many years ngn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01

tcrs Ia that this !s not tho time Tor
contemplating what already has hcen
done. hut that every attention should NE
given hy rc!rcminE the situation. One
cucoura gInE though, is that everybody
appears finally to have walked up to the
necessity Of throwing back this stupcn-
dous exhibition Of terrorism.
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card and again show That the stoGlH
city is always IT, the lead in all patri"tIS
movements. ur they can stay NJ nome
and thereby prove that il Is the men
vino uro at the fore IL all ratrlotlc
movements that come to successfai
conclusion in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01

brooke county. tW"li$hure distTico
Is included In III" Pittsburgh district.
Miners In that county affected by the
wage, ndvanc" Irciud" ihos" ut Wells
burg. FullanShrr and tulhcrs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
.WANTED-Agents.

WARTEp-A Ford car. owner can mako good MONEY
working for the largest mfg. Of Ford starters III
America Sec Nix. Waters. Room q MeLu-o Hotel.
n-l-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
Do YouNeeds5 Ors75? OrAny Other Amount?

IF YOU are having trouble in making both ends meet in
days of high prices and you have gotten behind on
some of your bills let help to get things Strengthened
M If YOU own furniture steady position credit
for ready cash good with We do not pry in into
your business you give references or ndorsers
your note There redape publicity You can arrange
to repay YOUR loan in whatever size weekly or monthly
mens YOU wish will be allowed extra time in case OF
sickness of employment Our rates for money are the
lowest in the city Come in and find out for yourself
,-,,u,, ,o,u oounIuv Room 3o1 German Bank Building
IA llUNAl lUhh UUMfAnl Market Street, Corner 18th 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
WANTEO-Female.

WAHTED-Sen oErapher. Apply By letter. stating ex-
per!ence and salary expected. Addroas Miss 81 ".
Leach Wheeling Traction Co. o-3o-i
WAHTE D-salesladies for Holiday Depa,tmenu Co.,
". Shook * Co. o.30i :.
E0-Young sirl q 10 q Is years to take charge
OF light houscwnrk In family NJ two. Call Nh
phone 15G2-M. between =. and .. n. o-3o-if
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
Answers 10 Directors.

MAKE are peculiar, y" some hl lIfhi
with answers ar" given here. They are:
hj.CIIun--W" are already using econ
umy and living below that card.
,r.,,,.r-C,.r,,inIy vou are bur YOU.
N'S ,. ,,,,n,r,. md orr state,
49,, c,,,irc M ,rcIit for ynur nntrio,-
,a rr., s,rr 70 sbnv vour lnyaIrv
49, ,.,,,r ,.,.;rn +, rr, fro. Of charge.
s'I,,a ,,ood ,i,.r,t,,r. rrun tho state
aud nolinn
~ ,d
,,I,a
W. "''' N'''' "'' NV -,
AnSw"r--1f h"rinan' troops Sh"n'u
march on Your h"m". wnui" Hnu rhh'
our government t" NEEDLE: turlh'r-
moro. remember. i hln my hr"th'r
keeper. ana me only way l" u" c'''"'"
Is l" ~ f'rt 81 ne VI" ''''''f ,,
''nI"'''"h--i WISH III '"N"' ~ '"''
wnr'
NhS" i ''','" '''' -,
your nom" """"i" ~" H'H' ''N'i
favor your r"''''"H ,".'"
nothing. We are ~ "''' VIM" -
nous" ~ on '''" ''',s,''' '"' ~ ~.
their differences ana hc'P. put "u''
Surely You VIII not r"'"S" l" h''P ="
little whom your own incl" sam needs
lou.
Answer :" aiI--in New Jersey anu
several other pli'''S ''"rfhah spies nave
h""n f"und inducing women :" call up
their r'ltlI""rS an" h"F'S" 'h'ih MOI ~
sign thu card. Lets tax" the word
"r our own government III thiS import
Nnt matter.
Food WAL Wln inc war
Fh"d Will WIN ms Mar- "u ca" "'Ir
III lr"NIHl"S inc ,"" I" i""u OUT *''
di"TS anal "lr "iIl"$. W" nav" l"'"'
Tor ourselves. nut 'h' supply o' "u'
aiI1"S * snort. W" must h"In l""d th~m
'"r Il they TAIL. "" VIII nav" |" 'iGht
Germany alone. MI m" nations OIL
llr"l" ar" hh"rt az l""i. II" ha''"'
who's" %"liI"F$ an" whose p""P'" mr."
not nd"Tua'"iE t"h cannot liSh' III IFS
h"Si " "" HNiplN inc l""d Si"TluEs
1T our allies. tho; VIII have a trhmrnd-
aus adraniHc" over ih"ir enemy ana
ours. !" TIA" extent lhiti W. do NOT.
W. hUri our chances "i - speedy ana
,lIr,".*Sful ru!trluSinu I" IA" war.
t'un$"rl INK in"d ,i"rS not mean cat
;,,. l..... :, ,,,,.,,s ,..tin.. I.SS ,,F conn.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR sALE-House containing s rooms. lot containing
IA. more less. also budldinEh For terms sd
dress w. w. Donley. zoos Pt ylsW Ave-. Tounts
town. o. s-lS-SN
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WANTED-Male Help

LaeoRERs WANTED IN SHIPPING De. (
pARrMeHr. OWENS BOTTLE MACHINE
CO., FAlRmoRT. W. VA o-:1-3ot
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TIL wurl; a. the SrhnniS is progress !
ing in u satisfactory manner. hut III"
rnr"rhIal srh"nl% hHv" NOT yet been
heard Ir"m and their REPORTS may prove
Tint the estimates md" SO far .: thu
r"Spnu.. e.! IN" women Of Nh"rln,:
ar" wrong. In III" riiy Srh""ls the chit
dr"u are doing great w"rk Among Their
jrtr"uts. lots fHmili"& hnyIng Sigu".l
cards WnE'h hay" i,.."r returned t.
Superintendent t. T. Citizens. Tire re-
port from ..n"h school follows:
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc:

FOR SALE-Te1n hcsvy dratt horses and hirioSs.
bargain to quick buyer. Wheeling Wall Platter
Co.. 9th & Market o-3li
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The Worlds Biggest
. . DINNER. Grin

LIVERY healthy creature grins when he
l1sees his dinner coming. A dog laughs
when his ma ster hands him a bone A cat
licks its whiskers when little Susie comes
= out with a saucer Of milk. A tiger bares
his t,eth when be sees doe under his
claws 4 man smiles when he hears Sorah
scraping the skillet, for he knows what Is
coming.
But this hippopotamus' grin is the big
sest grin in the world 1t Is yard wide
and all smile. 1t stands four feet high and
permits the feeder to study internal anat-
omy at his leisure.
The hippo has smelled hay coming. and
he does dearly adore hay, just clover aud
timothy hay. which. with his smile, proves
that be Is one Of the most bourgeois ami
mails in the world. He eats couple Of
bales of it every day and never quits sE1il-
ing when he is around 1t.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-26
HowtoCure Red Nose

@NE way to cure red nose is to stop
N/drinking alcohol. But all red noses are
not caused by drinking spirituous liquors
Indeed, the most Of them are caused by
faulty diet. There are as many women on
our streets with red noses as men. The
ladies love to rub fats and greases and
special preparations on their noses in
vain attempt to cure them. But the more
they rub the redder their noses get. There
is no quick cure for red nose No matter
what drugs they take and how much fat
and grease and ointment the women rub
OH their noses they will never make them
white There are two positive and radical
cures for red nose as caused by improper
food aud diet One is to have a surgeon
cut OF the nose. But the ladies' may need
their proboscidea when they snoop around,
going through their husbands pockets for
evidence. The other radical and positive
cure for their red noses Is the fruit. nut,
vegetable and grain diet.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-26

Italy, France and Spain so fluent, mellif'
luous and charming:
The former are rasping and sharp. the
latter liquid aud soothing.
Ii Is all a matter Of climate. For
countless generations the people Of the cold
countries to the north went about bundled
up, protecting themselves from the biting
cold weather. They spoke little and when
they did they spoke as briefly a. possible
with closed mouths, not opening their lips
any wider than necessary to form the
words.
This restricted their language. making
it harsh and cultural. The words were
formed in the hack Of the mouth.
In the south lands. where nature was
more kindly. the weather never hampered
people so. There the fullness Of nature in
spired them to openness Of expression: the
tropical climate made them emotional, ro-
mantle, sensuous They had more freedom.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-26

TeSplTdIlOO. SIlMu-
4ste the heart action and act as tonics to q
faded or weakened nervous system.
And when anything has done this much
u can cure almost as many diseases as q
patent medicine is popularity supposed to
cure. because it favorably influences the
cause Of almost every form Of physical dis
ORDER excepting infections or injuries
The sitz or hip bath is In great fator in
most hydropathic institutions. although
equally good results follow sitting in the
regular bath tub. which differs from the
sitz tub only in that the feet stick in In
stead Of out Of the tub.
The temperature Of this bath should be
from 105 degrees to as hot as can be borne.
This bath Is especially valuable In treating
inf1ammations Of the pelvic organs hemor-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-26
What to Do When
Your Barber Cuts You

TT YOUR barber cuts you with his razor
/ and then reaches for the aery pencil to
rub on and into the wound the first thing
to do is this:
knock the barber down.
That socalled asepttc pencil OF his is
nl,h from one end to the other.
AS matter Of sclf-preservation you
ought to put the barber out Of business be.
fore he puts you our.
Most of the damage arising from
Wounds inflicted In barber-shops comes not
80 much from the wound, or the razor. az
from the aseptic and antiseptic pencils
that the BARRIERS have ever within easy
reach.
After you have shaved yourself or have
permitted the barber to shave you, wash
your face in plain cold water. The effect
is electrical. All the oxygen you need on
the face, panied and fiery from the close
shave is contained in the water as it nows
from the hydrant. The hot towel applica.
ton in vogue in barber shops, Is all too
cruel It does more damage than good.
Cold water il best: but II the cold water
offends it may be warmed until 1t is tepid.
or the temperature of the body itself
DO not permit the BARRIERS to cut those
hairs out of your ears Those haira are
very necessary and never monumental.
They enable you to hear faint sounds.
They keep dust and other foreign objects
out Of your ear. A spider or bug will
never enter the ear cavities 40 long as hair
Is growing at the opening Of the ear. The
moment an insect lands on one of those
hairs you know he il there. Aud all you
need to do 10 to reach mp and get him: for
he In already enmeshed in the sEein and
cannot enter.