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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
(Bx United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-President
Wilson today wrote Senator Weeks Of
Massachusetts that he would take up
again with tie War Department the
question of exempting from the draft
married men with families. The prest-
dents letter was in reply to one from
Weeks calling his attention to great
dissatisfaction throughout the country
on this point.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Provost
Marshal General Growder today again
changed the dates for the training Of
the first $4,000 troops in the national
army. Thirty per cent will go Septem-
ber 5; thirty per cent September 19, and
thirty per cent October 3, and the last
ten per cent later in October. Orders
to this effect were sent out today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
DENY REPORT
OF A. STRIKE

Denying the report TO TIMES re-
porter today, Manager o'Brien of the
GrasseIn Chemical company said it
was without foundation and that he
knew nothing of any strike. The East
Chicago police deny that there is a
strike there at the big chemical plant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
NEARING 100 MARK.

Hammond's militia company is well
on its way TO the hundred mark Of
mem bership. and at a meeting Monday
evening in the Chamber of Commerce
all those who have signed and those
desiring TO join the company viii be-
sin the actual organization work In
the meantime those wishing to join
are requested TO join are requested
to leave their names at the Chamber
OF Commerce.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE allies Will
not reply to the peace appeal of Pope
Benedict until after consultation in
which all the entente powers Will have
a part. At the same time there Is some
disposition in certain quarters TO leave
the answer to President Wilson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
CIV United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-rivs more
privately owned American merchant
ships were commandeered by the gov
ernnent today for the war department.
This makes twelve ships seized within
two weeks.
ship builders met with Admiral capps
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
nv United Prens.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA general
redistribution of troops to cRntOnment
camps was announced by the War De-
partmcnt today. Following is the full
assignment for Indianai Louisville.
KY, 14,236g Indiana 1850, part of
Illinois, I0,13A.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

Hammond Ball Park.
Second championship game,
Hammond vs.. Waukegan,
Sunday, Aug. 10Th, 3 p. M.
sharp. Si'-'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

A GULF PORT, Aug. 1Z.-German
submarines have widened their scope
of activity and are now operating in
the Atlantic more than five hundred
miles of the English coast, according
to the captain of "A British steamer
arriving here today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
DO NOT GIVE UP

If your results are not satisfactory
regarding your spectacles. see US. We
are specialists for twenty years prac-
tice fitting eyes for the proper glasses.
S. Silver. Jeweler and Manufacturing
Optician, III State St. Hammond, Ind.
S-I7-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
TWO AUTOS IN COLLISION.

Upton. IND. Aug. 17.-An automo-
bile driven by Orville Hartman and oc-
cupied by his family collided with car
occupied by the Rev. U. s. Hartley and
family last night None was seriously
hurt. but the cars were wrecked.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

Mrs. George Horwitz, a social
worker of Philadelphia, was elected
mayor of Moorehaven, Fla, though
she insisted she didn't want the job.
Now that she has it, however, she
means to do her best and she is
now in New York studying civic
government and criminal practice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
GOVERNOR
To ATTACK
COAL PRICES
IS States Unite to FOTeStaI
Coal Shortage and High Prl-
CeS This Winter.
CBy United Press.)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 17.-Gov-
proclamation calling the Indiana Iesis-
Iature into extraordinary session on
August - to IeEisIatc against out
rHgeous coal prices. This fact was
learned from authentic sources today.
The governor, however, withheld for
mai announcement of his plans.
The exact program TO be carried out
remains matter of conjecture. The
program will be definitely determined
late today at conference between
the governor and leaders of both
branches of the legislature.
Despite efforts toward secrecy. an
apparently welI-founded report was
circulated today that Indiana coal
operators. fearing stern repressive
acts by the legislature and q drastic
price-hxing bill. have practically capi-
tulated.
Governor Goodrich made no secret
today of his intention to 60 before
the special session with a coal bin
that not only will fix reasonable prices
but also viii permit an embargo on
the Indiana product to protect the in
terests of consumers within the state.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-TnIeSs Presi-
dent Wilson takes over the nations
coal mines the thirteen states repre-
scented nt the coal conference here
yesterday will utilize every agency In
their power TO fOrestaII a coal shortage
this winter. This wnS the decision
they carried to their home councils
today.
Another meeting will be held Thurs
day, mt which more defintte actie.
may -deveiope. it was announced.
In reply TO the Federal Trade
commission request that the Illinois
state Council of Defense "do nothing
to eompiicate the price phase of the
coal sftuatiOn," Governor Lowden said
he was doing nothing that would cause
confusion and ordered the public hear
ings on prices to proceed today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
Brir.-Gen. George O. squier.

Brig.-Gen. George 0. Squier. chief
signal officer of the U. S. navy and
head Of aviation, declares that three
years of ws have done more to ad-
sance aviation than might hundred
years of peace
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
YOUTH HIT BY TRAIN.

HOBART. IND. Aug. 17.-Ray Ar
mold. IT years old. fell asleep while rid
ing in buggy and was struck by a
Nickle Plate train near Sidney yester-
day. He was carried half a mile on the
pilot of the engine. but was alive when
found. He was rushed to Fort Wayne
where he died in a hospital several
hours later. He was son of Ward Ar
mold.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

Paul Francis schlick. nephew of Cen
eral von Hindenberg. who is a student
in the Sheffield Scientic School az Yale,
has enlisted in the United States Navy.
He is now a naval engineer His moth
er is a sister Of the German general
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

Hammond Bell Park.
Roseland Eclipse vs.. Chi
cago Giants, Saturday, 3 p.
m, sharp. lS-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

To Arms-Your Country Calls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

lContinuad on page seven.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
u. S. A. MAJOR LECTURES
Medical Corps officer Detailed by NRr
Department TO Instruct Students
NJ IniNrrsitN of NirXinin.

CHARLcTTESNlLLE. VA. March u.
Major Walter y. Webb, NJ. H.. L. :.
y. Medical Corps. retired. has been dc-
tailed by the War Department TO give
a curse Of two weekly lectures on
military surgery n hygiene 10 the
fourth-ycar medical students OF the
University OF Virginia through this
session.
There AZ" two scholarships At the
university which arc awarded to stu
dents who are unable 20 dcfray the
cNpens.S OF II medical oiucation and
who wish to enter tho service OF the
army or navy. They pay about Si@a q
yeal each for four years. These
scholarships will be awarded next Sop
tcmbcr to tho Two students standing
highest in the competitive aXamina-
lions. They were founded hy Dr. {.
q. iIcrudon. a L. : naval surgeon
ana a graduate OF the University OF
Nir.t mia.
Instruction il given III army admin
istration. camp sanitation. drainage
the prevention OF typhoid. first aid, and
all duties OF the army surgeon.
The course is not compulsory. II the
students wish, they may go into the
medical reserve corps. Examinations
Viii be given on cach course. Many
intcrncs from II University iiospi-
tai are attending these lectures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
REDUCTION IN SUPPLY
OF NEWSPRlNT PAPER
a.. Reason "f Embargo on shipment.
Publishers Face serious
SiInutlnn

WNStiiHGrON. March lT.--Emlnr.
Go"S declared by various railroads pre-
venting The Shipment ct commodities
by reason Of tie Impending strike HAY,
cut on shipments ot urwspriut paper.
and as a result the newspapers OF III.
country arc facing a serious situation.
f"W newspaper plants have. 4 store
room ot sufficient size to permits; tn.
storage Of any great quantity Of paper
a's ;h"ir supplies are shipped 10 them
every rcw DAYS.
Neither the Interstate Commerce
Commission nor the Federal Trade
Commission has the power To order
the om~bai.ccS lifted. but they have
agreed 70 urge the railroads TO give
All possible aid 10 the newspapers
should the Strik, he called. The COM
missions will recommend that the roads
Civ" u~cwspriut paper first place ON
tn. list % commodities. and. Il possible.
that i; hc carried on tn. food trains.
I. Il. DOW. ot the Interstate Com
mere" Commission. who served with
the car-sho,iawc committee, is keep
irc in close touch With the situation
under direction Of commissioners Nc
Chord. Ky noon to-day he had re
roivod many ~tclcEraus from PUBLISH
crs throughout tn" country inQutrine
what could br done with regard 10 the
uows-pr!nt ,mhargncs ana u Ike mum
or ot Inquiries also had reached the
Federal Trade Commission
I'll. Interstate MINER Commits
sion has ruled ,hat il is not within
It's powers t" order cmharEoes lifted.
Tno only ground upon which the cnri-
mission could give consideration To the
question OF .iuharGo"S would h" on
allegation that AN embargo ov series
of ,iuhargocs resulted ~ undue dis
elimination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
HURRAH FOR BOYS
FROM THE BORDER
"hht N HrHithy. Hnpp! Bunch-Good
oid Outdoor Exercise IBID Won
der. for All of Them.


Did you notice what a healthy bunch
OF men got OF the train after eight
months down in Texas? What a won
derfui lot Of good such "a trip would
90 us all. Just think OF getting out
clos" TO nature for ciGh, long happy
We would come back hard as naiI,
ourselves and III to fight twice AS
strohg: II is the grand old feeling.
ana an OF US need more outdoors and
exercise. There was no high living
down at the border. The boys GOT
real grub. cooked like hungry men
want it.
Ask any one Of them II he is sorry
lie went down South. There may have
been disaGrccable happenings. There
might hay" been hardships ana heart
aches hut not a single one OF them
failed to come back q healthier, hap
pier and wiser Individual.
We all didn't go. Lots OF us rcc-lcd
the change worse than any in tho
bunch. Lots of us are on the ragged
heroic measures ar" the only recourse.
Taniac builds folks mp who are run
down.
some of the boys took Taninc with
them when they went South. but IL we
had to depend upon sales to soldier
Ianlac advertising would ~disappcar.
Tanlnc is for those who need II. Those
men ana women who need u tonic and
hrhcer 10 stimulate the digestion and
appetite. Steady the nerves and boil
Stcr up the rundown vital organs.
You who were not at the border. bet
ter go to the nearest drug store below
and get a bottle OF Taniac. II isn't az
good as an eight months treatment on
the border, but il is the next thing to
Feel Ike, getting UP. Feel like your
old joyful self.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
NERVOUS SPELLS
AND PAINS LEFT
Hnsn't Urcn Troubled Since Taking
Inntnr. says HirhInond Lady,
inhorslnE Taninc ItrioN.
READ WHAT THE LADY SAYS.

War is not tho worst ,hins IN tho
world. Practice for war mad" a lot OF
boys mighty healthy ana 1T those eight
months OF tn" border. Yes. sir. IL ~
preparedness for var that makes war
terrible.
testimonial received some time ago
from q Tam!ac user is interesting.
Read II.
Il was very nervous and had no
energy at all. ] suffered a great deal
With my head. At / could hardly
la! stu In the bed. had severe pains
IN my back aud an aching all over my
body. Sccrctions from kidneys were
very scant and frequent incilnations.
| had n" appetite and hated 10 look at
anthing 10 eat
caused mo to take the advice Of my
son-in-law. who had taken Tanlnc ana
been benefited. TIL" results were nnc.
and | gladly endorse II myself now. /
have not been troubled with nervous
ness or pains in my body since. Ny
Kidneys have not bothered me since.
and have not been bothered with
STIFFNESS in III" mornings. My appc-
tito is splendid. and can cat my food
with n relish, and | sleep 40 good |
actually hate TO get up in tho morn
iugS. have been greatly benefited,
and II is such "a fine medicine and docs
everything II is claimed to do. fee,
libc n person made all over again
declared still another iudorscr here in
Richmond. Mrs. j. II. Person. 500 West
Clay street.
When Won feel badly. half efficient.
and uuabl. 10 do your work. got a bot
tie OF Tanlac. Try II Tor ton days or "a
month and note tho remarkable change
that comes over you. Tanlac makes
pcnplc NJ to do their duty In war or
peace. 1t makes you feel like your
old self. and a test will prove this. See
list Of druggists authorized to Listrib-
ute Taniac below:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
MARKER IN PETERSBURG
TO HEROES IN WAR OF 1912
Monument to BE Erected in Central
Park, Where McItac Drilled
"PrterSburg Volunteers"
COUNCIL REVISES IT'S RULES
tockadc City Bcticrked With Green
on ST. ratrick's Day Another
Troop of 30! scouts Formed.
High School Selects Dcbutcrs.
lSpcciaI TO The rimes-pispa,ch.

'''hN th
fETERSBultG. VA. March E.-On
Wednesday,. March IS. the Cockadc
city Chapter. National Society United
Daughters OF 1872. will unvciI a mark
rr in Central Park in honor of the
fct'rSburE soldiers OF tho War OF 1872.
II WAS OH this park. then known as
POPULAR Lawn. that Captain Richard
Nt'tiac recruited ana drilled the men
that formed the famous mmun
known as the 'IctcrSburg Volunteers"
lot strong. which marched all the
way Ia Ohio ana performed such a
gallant part in the battle Of Fort
M"'ss as To win high commcndatiou
from the commanding general. and i'm
addition 10 win from President Madi-
son the >~ouhripuct for Petersburg OF
The tockadc city OF the Union" The
ceremonies Of the unvciliug will be
interesting. Mrs. !. q. James. president
OF the chapter. viii present the marker
60 the city for its care aud coping.
Iui II viii DO accepted on behalf of
the city by Mayor Robert Gillian. The
Veil VIII I've withdrawn by Jessie Belle
Young anal Rosa Belle Williamson.
t-granddaurhtcr OF the War
OF 1872. and thc address will he de-
iivcrrd hy Professor Arthur Kyle Da-
Tis. on The WAR OF ISLE"
In Elardford Cemetery stands n
erected by tho city To The
memory OF the Petersburg Volunteers
" lSi2." which bears tho name of
every officer and soldier OF the gallant
command.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
MAN AT BANK
PRAISES TANLAC
WELLS thinking uo,LL.cn.r
Here In Richmond Troubled with
Cntarrh Long Time.
NOW PRAISES TANLAC

Did YOU ever hear of people being
born twice? 1t Is a phenomenon that
seems to be appearing all over IN,
country since the perfection of tbiu
new remedy ii Richmond man praises
so highly in tho article below. He said.
II suffered from chronic catarrh and
had e dead. sleepy feeling. and mucus
would form In my nose and throat. II
was hard for me to breathe. was
very nervous and my hearing had be-
como affected especially in my right
ear.
Il saw Tanlac advertised and, after
taking it. am glad to say that it has
knocked that dead, SLEEPY feeling on,
Of me. and | have been approved very
much. My appetite was also improved.
and am not nervous any longer, and
feel much stronger. ], in fact, have
had no trouble since: il helped my
breathing Il whole lot. II has helped
nc :" much and so quickly | gladly
recommend ranlac to my friends"
said las. ~. NondcrIchr. b~ookkccpcr "a,
the National state and city Bank. Rich
mond. Va. Address i03ia East Clay
Street.
Catarrh Is traccablc 20 a condition
OF the blood. Unnamed. irritntcd mu-
cous membrane. 1t j. dangerous If al
lowed TO continue too long. Tanlac
has rough relief for hundreds Of pco-
pie troubled with catnrrh TO our Ger
tain knowledge. Testimonials prove
TINS. and an?onc troubled as his gen
tieman was. may wisely secure a bot
tie OF Tanlac and give II u thorough
test. Take IL for thirty or s!N:v DAYS.
II the trouble has been both.rinp Won
Tor very long. Note tn. manner in
winch Taniac tones UP the system and
helps nature back or her feet. &c, n
h"tti. to-day, or writ" for "a COPY of
thc Ianlac Times. which tells Of many
such cases relieved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
DON'T WORRY OR FRET
If FEELING BAD. TRY THIS
WAS DIZZY, WEAK
AND NERVOUS
Richmond Ind Complained az lndiScs-
ton md Nervousness Untii
She Took TnnlHc.
TANLAC GAVE HER RELIEF

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

satisfactory explanation. he may he
hitcd $40. III" Council had 20 wait
s"hnc time last night before q quorum
'ohlu Dc gotten to transact business
ANA ii has often happened that mem
hrrs have had to be sent for to get
II quorum.
Tho Council last night c]oncurrcL
WIN tue Aldermen in raising the sal
aries Of the health officer To Sl.6OG.
anu OF the sanitary inspectors to $1,000.
n request from the civic League for
an appropriation of $500 for Il general
"ican-up day WAS referred to the n
nance committee. The bill Of II. y.
tarham OF $500 for indcNing the deeds
from 1868 to 1890. was ordered paid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
Council Rcvi,cs RuIcs.

~ tho adjourned meeting of the
Council last night. tho rules OF the
body Were revised in a number OF
minor respects. In the changes. pro-
vision Is made for filming members for
ahScnc. under certain conditions. \
member who shall have been absen,
three times may b. cit-i TO appear.
and on failing 20 do so or To make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

Ilerbert Merc"I, ShcriM ~ tUo ON
OF Richmond. has The money ready FOR
the jurors who served in inc Law and
Equity Court during III. December
term. The Sheriff ais" has The yh.,ks
for lhos" wh" served on tn. special
jury in the Clauc"rt court All in
rors can get their money by calling at
the Sheriff Office or tho second floor
Of the CITY Hail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
I AC
Purchased at Following Druggists in Nearby Towns:

Edgerton. Va. l. +. Jolly.
F'armville. Va. White Drug IN.
Franklin. Va. Knight Drug On.
l1ndcricl.nburg. Va. W. l.. uOnd.
torksviiie. Va. Skrlt"m Mor"Hnuio ia.
Guinea. Va. w. u. c~oviugt"n ~ s'on,
Gordnnnvilio. Va, J. %. atruiipn.
GooGhland. Va. q. A, uBthfiShi,
Glen Allan. Va. Gi.n Allan Binie.
liainplnn. Va. IiuIia Drug biDIn
lihrrisonburg. Va. Williamson IDrux Ca,
hardware. Va. v. a. EifiI.
Holland. Va. Holland tones 60
liopru oil. Va. GonrEr'a iirug biuie,
lvor. Va. fa~ir & Strpi,ohnnn
irwin. Va. j a kunn.
Jctcrn,ti;c. Va. Dr. q j hiynia
.~Isrratt. Va. j. ~. UriX.uri a CO
keyEvilln. Va. W. A. krsIink
krnhrlha". Va. kenlri.is. Drug 10
IhGhifoot. Va. J.. Y. iInnI,iuu
i.Hcronnr. Va. Nnai, & Muuhsws
I.HwrencnvIilo. W.. pr,uo~ Drug store,
I.oui"a. Va. Kont Drug Hioru
Lexington. Va. %"yintt 3 io0iail
Marnbnrn. Va. j. a. tiydnor.
Midlothian. Va. L.. =. iinnr.
Magnet. Va, w. u. cox.
Mnnnsnnn. Va. w. I'rod DnSsIl.
Mineral. Va. M.usraI t)rug 60
Motley, Va, q. ". Ghui~r & co.
MiclH,ur. Va. Z. Il. Dcnoon.
Newport Nova. Va. j. &, Gnr.urb a ca.
Now Canton, Va. Tho ECONOMY store.
oranG". Va. Rlckett'n Drug Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
lIroke l!iS Hin

n. w. w. Bryant. "a w~cll-kuown con
tractor OF ihis city. to-day celebrated
ms SiNty-hfth birthday anniversary
but under somewhat peculiar ,.ir,urn
stances, at his home in Harding street
' cstcrday afternoon. While standinr
ON :. barrel doing some carpentnrs
work. the head of the barrel brok.
under ms weight and he fell through,
IracturinS his right hin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

FREDERICKSBURG VA. March Il
Miss Jennie MORGAN, daughter OF Mt
and Mrs. Fred Morgan. died suddenly
yesterday at hcv home in STAFFORD
County. AGED fifteen years. She was
bndly burned several years ago. and
never fully recovered from tho effects
She is survived by her parents, sevcra'
brothers ana sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
Votes OF Interest.

~. Phtrick's Day was observed ,o-
day by Il general wearing of green
Another troop of Boy Scouts is In no
organized hy the boys of Wnsbinn,n :,
street NJ. T.. Church. with Wallace ID
'i'"hS as master. y preliminary meet
'hS Tor that purpose was held I,s,
night. ~
\ meeting Of the Mothers Club Of
IL. -. Lee School was held YESTERDAY
"t "hich interesting papers were read
ana various subjects of interest dis.
'uSScd, relating To the welfare of chill
dren. Mrs. Williams. OF Charlottcs-
vile. addressed the club. told Of fin.
success OF the Curfew law in tina, CITY
ana presented u petition to be brought
to tn" Council asking for a simil,r
law IN Petersburg.
William Travis, coiored. arrested in
TINS city yesterday on suspicion Of be
ing wanted for Il murder near South
I'M. proved his innocence and was
released.
Joseph Riddick and Jacob Loycn-
stein. students Of The High School, have
.hrch selected TO represent that school
III the coming debate with the John
Marshall High School, of Iti,hmona oi
the subject, of Universal Nj ry
Training"
W. !. Williams. superintendent ,c
tho Camp manufacturing Company,
who was stricken with paralysis II few
days Z at Buttcrworth, in Dinwid-
die. is much improved and expects
soon to leave for his homo. a; Frank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
A
KIDNEY MEDICINE

purHg my career - druggist Tor ma
past fifteen years I have solo swamp
loot TO customers Tor almost -,crl.
ailment or complaint tnat human ma
ture has fallen heir 20. ANA 80 .-. :
don't remember. at l.ssl do mo-, r.c,,i,.
a single instance wnor. auy one ,ca.
dissatisfied with the results ob,af,.d
by the use OF DR. iti,mcY. Sw,mn-
Root. Swamp-Eoo' is rs stsp.o AS
castor oil ana ,urpcninc
Yours -uis.
p. T. BEhuCHANr DrgE.,.t
Oct. 5, 1916. Flor, .,ss