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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
OBITUARY
Mrs Emma tste-lng} stevenson.

Following IN Illness sine" last Nsu1
n, sfay. Mrs. Ernlu tSterlinSl steven
son. tho aE.d wI,l"w Of \. ". stevenson.
on. Of II" most: hi&h!y esteemed reH!
iertS at his city died IN the fanny
hnr;". =: S,rih t'r.at street. 1T ~
O'clock Sa;u:,is: night. Death was uue
20 pneumonia. >o
Airs S."r,nS"n. who's" maiden name
was Sterling v'os born In western eenn-
sviv;.r:a ari later lived with her par
ents in N.w Lisbon. y. She removed I"
this ;,.ty wi:h h"r husband more than Il
half century az. and resided here ever
sirre Nj. St..r. cSrn passed away an"ut
rhr... lars a.". f'"r At number ~ years
he was lj:i,ripHi AZ Madison school ana
later was rrn Of the owners ana m
s;ri;.,r~S n = lrcai business college
Mrs Stevenson had h'''n : men. >''r o.
tnr FIRST t-;.;'"ti Presbyterian chur"n
c..r .i"vr h.Co::1'a" g. resident u. ms
citv. Sh. 49, ..lt. Il t:". most widely
known aut :. 'r...,i l'hriGt;GN w"tH"n OF
the istand l.: -" passing ;s'c last OF
the STERLING ";i:..t: al "la%: brothers
and S,Sro:* h.Y.'H" Extinct
S..ry;riug :.",. tea, ,!2':ch:-r and TWO
en,:s: Mrs .ts.i..; -. No :Gr". v. j. and
-. =. ..cu~y.,:. ~! - "iiiS ely.
r-u;,.r:,i s.;.>!r...~ will :" held in tn"
r!ar.. =: ,!.a;h ;h:~ ;,f.s-r"on at $50
.c'cl""k Tt,.. r.. ~. Charles II. Rob
:n.."r. - ~, t'ir>, E::'.',:! ErcNhyts rian
.r!l!rch. will ni;ic:at... lni"rm"ni VIII b.
uriya:c ~ t;:%,-rn u"r. c"in"t"ry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

getting glasses. Eye troubles Of man,
descriptions may be wond ertully bene'
fitted by following the simple rules. Hero
Is the prescription: Go 10 any active
drug store and get bottle Of Bon-opto
tablets. Drop one Bon-Opto tablet in q
fourth Of 4 glass OF water and allow 10
dissolve. With this LIQUID battle the eyes
two to four times daily. You should
notice your eyes clear up perccptably
right from the start and Inflammation
will quickly disappear. II your eyes ara
bothering you, even little, take steps 10
save them now before It is too late.
Many hopelcssly blind might have been
saved X they had cared for their eyea
IN time.
Motto: Another prominent PhyheiIn TO whom the
above article submitted. Ea!d: Bon .Opto II Q
very remarkable remedy. Its Constituent ingredients
are vel! known 10 eminent eye specialists and wdsy
prescribed By them. Ihs Manufactures GUARANTEES u
10 strengthen eyesrht so per cent In one weeks ufns
In many instances or refund the money. II can b
obtained from any good druggist and 10 ons o. ht
very few preparations feel Ahould b kept % hand
FOR regular 1850 in almost every family" 1t 10 sold 10
wheeling BY c. II. Gr.:,t L Co. And other lruesirA
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WAR RELIEF WORK
MAY BE PERMITTED

LONDON, Feb 4.--4:55 y. M.-Tho
members Of the London office Of the
American Commission for Relief In
Belgium arc working day and night
in an effort 10 arrive at some plan
whereby the relief work in Belgium
and Northern France may not Suf-
fer from the breach between the
United States and Germany. Through
the Rotterdam office OF the comiSslon
Information has been received mere
that relief ships will he permitted to-
arrive if they pass through the free
zone without interference from iEr
british authorities. The commission
already has been informed unoifi-
cIally that Great Britain is hardly
likely 10 accept such IL condition., but
some hope is entertained of Il COM
promise by which ships may be rX-
amined at Rotterdam after traVeTSllS
the free zone around Scotland.
Representatives of the commission
state that unless Germany orders tho
American workers out Of the occu-
pied zones. operations will be contin-
ued under the present admlnISlra'
ton. If these men are compelled 10
retire, tho commission will continue
10 send food 10 Rotterdam, where II
will be turned over ~ some otnor
neutral 10 be sent into the occupied
territory and distributed.
\ Zimmerman inventor has su"c"'i"d
i'm ;,crfcCiinE - w""d"fI->"i"d she" that
ic n;.V ilIlr
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DISPLAY PATRIOTISM
Continued from First Page.)

and fifty thousand would be needed 10
take charge OF Il volunteer army OF
three million men, With this posi-
bility ahead, you can readily see why
the Plattsburgh Association OF Wheel
ing is anxious TO extend its service TO
the country by eularglng the number
of men It trains.
And aside from this feature, the
Plattsburgh Association provides for
every worthy man affiliated with q
personal benefit in the way Of physical
and mental training that more than
repay> him TO his investment and
time"
Call for Volunteers.
The call for volunteers issued by
the Plattsburgh Association Of Wheel
ing, through its president, follows:
The Plattshnrg Association Of
Wheeling Was organized In order
hat the men nf Wheeling Nigh;
hav" IN opportunity 10 study the
rndimrntS OF military science and
practice.
About sixty Of the younger men
have Joined and are receiving tho
hcnHIits Of these Instructions. how
ever the organization PREPARED to
take care of more than double this
mum Der. as IL has u sH$Hdid staff OF
military officers and instructors
composed OF the following we'll
known men:
Lieutenant Jones recently re-
signed from the u. S. Army and
Lieutenant Colonel Of Reserves.
Colonel Sands Of the l S Army.
and but recently returned from the
Mexican border.
Captain Lee OF the L S Army. sta
Toned IN Wheeling in charge Of the
work on tho Ohio river dams.
Membership in mis- organization
carries with 1t no promise nr obli-
cation whatsoever rs 20 service. but
the training and instruction received
cannot be- other than beneficial. and
should the call for volunteers come.
which pray God il will not. and
You feel 1t is your duty to respond.
!"u can offer yourself and know
that you are IL better man. NOR"
valuable and better equipped to
serve your country by having had
this training.
rh" n"tN meeting and drill VIII
II" held at the linsIy Armory. Tues
day. February 9th. at 1850 p. m.
On Tuesday ut noon there will
he Il meeting OF the executive COM
mitter 10 act on a number Of appli-
cations for membership received
since the last meeting. Applications
filed in person. BY letter or by tric-
phone with George 4. Fceney. Sec
rotary. Schmulhach building. prior
10 that time will be acted upon and
now members can participate in tho
meeting tn" Sumo evening.
The cNr"Es". * five collars per
year Ms dr"S and sl0.50 for rcEu-
latinn uniform.
Should any worthy young man be
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and a half miles west OF Adena, Jer
ferson county, Ohio.

and a half miles west OF Adena, Jer
ferson county, Ohio.
1t is known that the men with
number Of companions were interest:
ed in a card game and 1t Is alleged
that all were drinking heavily as
good sized quantity Of liquor was found
in the place where the shooting oc.
Cured. Sometime before the shoot
ing Koracs and Raner became involv.
Koracs in the verbal battle, which ar,
reused Raner to such an extent that
he drew a gun and commenced firing.
The first shot struck Koracs In the
heart and he fell to the floor dead:
Raner continued to fire. several OF
the shots entering the body OF Macy
who fell in the doorway in critical
condition. He was taken at once t.
the Martins Ferry hospital but died
on the operating table. The. body
was removed 10 the Noble undertak.
ing parlors and prepared for burial.
The funeral will take place at Adeoa,
Ohio.
walked to his own boarding house.
where he was placed under arrest BY
the Adena authorities, and taken to
Steubenyille Jail.
Coroner Herb, Of Jefferson county,
Yesterday rendered the verdict, that
steve Koracs and Alex Macy came
10 their death from gun shot wounds
inflicted by Joe Raner.'
PENNSYLVANIA IS the only state which
charges toll for using the Lin coin high"
way.
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A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.

Philadelphia. Pa. Do you wear giassee'
Are you o victim Of eye strain or other tine,
ayc Weaknesses? If so. you Will pe 6ldu
70 know that according to DR.. Lew
here is real hope for you. Nary whose
yves were failing say they nave mao
heir eyes restored through the pTlnctpte
Of this wonderful free prescrlpclon; one
man says. after trying It: i was almost Iros
| can read everything without any
A. night they would pain dread
FulIy nov they feel fine all the time. 1t
was vas like a miracle to me-" \ lady who
used it says: The atmosphere seemed
nay with or without glasses. but after
using his prescription for Fifteen days
everything seems clear. can even read
fine print without glasses It IS be-
llcvcd that thousands who wear rlasSes
can now discard them In rcas oEab!e
time and multi;udcs more will be able
10 strengthen their eyes so as to be
SHARED the trouble and expense OF ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
TAMPERND WITH.

BOSTON. Feb. 4.--Fed"ral inspectors
at work In the engine room %; The
North German-LlOyd Liner kTonrrinzrs-
sin Cecilia. which was taken possession
of in civil proceedings by l'u!t"d States
Marshal Mitchell yesterday. rrp"rted to-
flay that tn" ships machinery had be II
tempered With since it had been for
mal1y Inspected last Friday. Min"
valves and all tho brass plates M ia"
manifold box Indicating thu character
and position Of steam and water PIPES
had been removed
While the damage in itself appeared
superficial. tho Inspectors said il would
have been serious In the event of r sud
den thrush OF water. With the plates
missing It would have been impossible
10 determine in time 10 save rho ship
what valves 10 open and what |" shut.
In place Of the plates removed wore
chalked figures which were unintclligi-
Mln q the ruNtOliauA
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Itching Torture Stops

It is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema. hlotches ringworm. rashes
and similar skin troubles A little zemo,
obtained at any drug store for 25c OF
Sl.00 for extra large bottle. and promptly.
applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. Il cleanses and
soothcs the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zerno is wonderful. penetrating, dis
appearing liquid and is soothing to the
most delicate skin. 1t is not greasy, is
easily applied and costs little. Get it
today and save all further distress
TIE f. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
TWO DIE AS RESULT
OF DRINK AND CARDS
Ohio Foreigner In Drunken Fit Ar
cues Game and Files Into Rage
Uslno Gun.

A double shooting occurred at Blair
mont, Ohio Saturday evening when
in the midst OF drunken orgy and
card game, Joe Raner disagreed about
the cards, flew into a passion and
fired two shots. one Of which instant
" killed his companion. Steve Koracs,
penetrating his heart and resulted in
the death later. OF Alex Macy, is yea:
old.
The scene Of the shooting is
small mining town, Blairmont, one
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deferred from Joining on account OF
the expense. upon application. his
dues VIII be paid and Uniform fur-
n!shcd free.
Tho good people Of Wheeling have
never lacked in patriotism and We
extend this invitation TO Join us. In
this one small way Of showing our
appreciation Of the sentiment OF
that great song, the first line or
which is
My Country IT'S of Thee"
Respectfully Yours,
PLATTSBURG ASSOCIATION
OF WHEELING.
]. C.. Mckinley, President.
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EX-W, & J, STAR
FALLS TO DEATH

JOuNSTOWN. Pa. Feb. John
Schwah. aged rs. captain of thr 1917
baseball team at Washington and JET
fcrson College and member OF tho
Pitcairn team. champions Of til" Penn
sylvania Railroad League last summer
was killed today when he fell from
water tank at l.a:rohc. Srhwah WAS
married only q short time ago.
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COULD RAISE
GREAT ARMY
5000, 900 MEN COULD BE CALLED
TO THE COLORS.
Enormous American Resources Of Men
Available II Crisis Ends
In War.

NEW YORK. Fob. 4.--An army OF
nearly Is. 00O 300 mru could b.. called 10
\ the color:, II. the United States It n:c"S-
sary, according TO = carefully prepared
estimate made public tonight oy INC
executive committee Ut Mayor 'Mitch%l
rommItte on National Defense OF ms
number l6.523g4r are between the ages
OF Is and ~ years and now ar" rhE~'-
cally mt for ServiC. in the field. II Was
said. ..
In addition to this vast mobile torce'
the committee declared that II tue
French standard OF 1910 should De APP
nlied. 600 IF tho 9t".nGo men VINO
Annually reach military age. the tinted
states, would D. tit for ssr"ic", ~
the German standard. as applied IN l?l";
tho United States would have ios.nuh
physically 1T young men reaching mill
tary age annaally. 49,.
prom this. il appears that more IMAM
ninc-truthS of the force OF l.'vUuo'
trained aud organized troops. which tns
war coties. Division - n" e'N':cN. starr
thinks should be available Ut the out
break Of a war. could b. made up FROM
the men Of two aYrS--Say - and VI
IL the French standard is applied: ana
that under tho striclcr German stanuard
Of 1910 more than niue,tenths OF IN"
force could be mad: up from ths ni"H
% thre. 'ageS.--say -. 20 and u. me
committee said
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ENGINES DISMANTLED

BALTIMORE. Feb. Alt became
known today that the engines of the
Rhein. Ncckar and bulgaria. the thru O
informed German Steamers. have bee
dlsmnntlcA but not wrecked. Chief En-
ginc"r Reckleff. nf III" Rh"in. said it
was done IT, prcpar" for III" ANIMAL sur
v"y Of TN" underwriters and said that
that Ind probably caused rum"rs nf
"wrccking."
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John p. Candy.

Sccciai p.-:I;,h 70 .hs 1n:ellicrEre.
Cl.ARkSEi-R,;. W. Va. t'rb. 4.--.I"h:l
Preston 'iandy. wealthy merchant
died last mi,:uisht - mis- home on IVES;
Main street. nft,." i lingering illness.
aged o.. Tn" WIDOW and. i've childrcn
survive him.
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TO BECOME AMERICAN

NEW YORK. Feb. i.-TaptaIm julius
Guhaur. formerly in command Of tn"
Nad"rland ami now in command Of Inr
l"nnsy'van at III" Hamburg American
Line. announced toni Eht that II" desire!
,n h c0tuc IN American CITIZEN. II" ~"s
detained on hnard his ship '"nl.ht hH;
asserted hr would APPLY tn th| iutn!Gr:'-
tiuu authorities at Ellis Island tomorrow
for p"rIpissiOn Ia take ont his Ciiiz"m'
shin nnnrrI.
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CMn-IeS T SchOeu.

P{t1i.ADi:l. HSiIN. Fob. l.---IharlHS +.
Srh.,.;i ..r,-iii.-,i wi,h being III" orig
inet"r - III" pressed steel car n0w ia
general rs. IN railroads. did AZ his
home i; N"ytar. :"rr h"r".'arlE tnnlN.
H" was ,,..v"rt%-i"" Years old. Mr..
Srhr"u .wr% president IT IN" Pressed
Steel Tar ",.,n2auy wii"r H. retired from
business about nft"rn years ago.
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7,7sra, ro- IRIS. 76ccouoch Today.

E'ur..rni : rvi""s for Mrs. R'hecca
HTc,'": ,t:.-----:S t:'iIht''" F::hwn 1" h"r
hes - friends: nS ".N;::' Rocky '--aG'd
=; VIZ. ,...s.,d away Friday. viii tie
hei,, in tie f:i'ril: hon" on short Crock
'l:iS r!rrrir'" at - r'ri"ck. Thu Rev
AIR pESS.i'. pastor -; Short t'r''"i
A'".hrh;$t TpIsc"rHl church. wI!' he m
charge. ar.I jn:"riu.n, will D" III Short
Crock c"ur;.ry
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MRS. F1sxE COMING TO TIE COURT


The sale Of seats for Mrs. FiSkcs
cnGa cement AT III" Court Theatre Oh
Thursday. February iSth. will hrEin, 1t
the box offic" ON Tuesday morning. H.
usual interest attaches I" the coming
Of this DISTINGUISHED actress TINS year
since she is IL lac seen In "Erstwh'ic
Susan" by Marian d" Forest. the TrIl
known authuress all drritic, ana the en-
gagemcnt promises 10 be an "ccnston az
social as well as theatrical iInpoftancr
"ErStwhile Susan" comes IL THIS ciiE
with The enthusiastic endorsement OF
every dramatic critic in New York. IN
which city the play had run or SIX
months last season. Miss dc foTe$! 5
comedy j. based upun lclCn j. Martin
novel uf Pennsylvania Dutch life. Bar
nab.tta." which IS familiar 10 all those
who are informed as u the best con-
tcmporancous fiction. In building up
the chief role Of Juliet Miller. Miss de
Forest has drawn largely upon her own
imagination and has contributed Il most
interesting and amusing figure 10 Amer
lean dramatic literature. Mrs. f1Skc
brilliant success in inpcrsonatlnE the
character has already hcrOm" II mater
Of stage history although the play was
produced for tho first time only last
summer
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'INTOL.EI|}A1|CE!:."
BEGINS TO-DAY
}. W. GRIFFITH'S NEW 100000
SPECTACLE At THE
COURT
Enormous Demand for Seats PresageB
LnrSo Attendance at Each Of
Six Pert0rTMances.

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Colds Cause Headache aad Grip
LAXATIVE. PROMO OtINtEE REMOVES
c.nse There is only org 'Brono Oui-
ninc F ". GROVES signature on
hoS sc
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\ HUNGARIAN inventor has su"""eh"d
i'm ,crfcCtinE w""d"il->"i"d Sh"" that
is flexible.
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Pennsylvania IS the only state which
way.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-10-11
Sour Stomach

Eat slowly, matsicate your food
thoroughly. abstain from meat for a
few days and in most cases the sour
stomach viii disappear If it does
not. take one Of Chamberlain's Tab
lets Immediately after supper Red
meats are most likely 70 cause sour
stomach and you may find it best to
cut them out
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-10-11

President Harry Means Crooks, and
secretary Albert +. Cook OF Alma col
logc and Rev. William III. Mason Of
this city are attending meeting of
the Synod Of Michigan which is being
held at Niles this week.
Frank Kennedy and George Meyers
were home from Camp Custer, Battle
Creek, over the week end. Meyers
expects to go TO Waco, Texas with
the 33rd Michigan this week, where
the 33rd will go into training.
A drink too much was the cause
Of Bert Roe taking visit to the JUS
ticc court Of A. II. Stone Monday
After making plea Of guilty Roe
was given "A fine and costs amounting
TO $3.50, proving in way that It
cost too much to drink
DR.. F. G. Suyter returned the lat
ten part OF last week from kirksvllle,
No. on hort business trip. He re-
NAMED in Alma until Tuesday and
then won't to Flint for visit at the
home of his parents before returning
to Kirksville TO finish his post gradu-
ate course
Following a custom Of the past six
years W. S. DuVall, agent of the Z.
NJ. railway at Fennville, Michigan,
has sent his friend, F. f. Conley, Of
the Masonic home, bushel of choice
Crawford peaches. Conley says that
there is nothing like "A touch of high
life occasionally
Walter Nliet was in the city the
fcrc part of the week. The house
hold goods OF Nh and Mrs. Nlict are
being shipped to Chicago this week
where they will make their future
home. Mr. Nlict, president Of The
Chicago Republic Truck company, viii
return to that city this week and Mrs
Vliet and son Stanley viii 20 there
next week
On account Of the county ". c 7
y. convention which will be held a
Glare Oct II, the regular meeting Of
the Frances Willard Union will BE-
postponed to Saturday Oct. 2l The
ladies viii meet with Mrs. II. ~ Allen
l20 State street at 2:30 p. m. TIL,
subject Of literature will be discussed
and the Roll Call vii lie "favorit,
quotations"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-10-11
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Set your watch by Losey's clock.
ADV.
/ Jack Pickford in "Freckles" Idle
hour, Sunday Adv.
You will find the best bread in
Butter Cup wrappers. 02-tf
Coming Margurite Clark in THE
Amazon" -Idlehour Adv
Prof. and Mrs. J T. Ewing were
ST ginaw visitors Saturday.
Straight Line rubbers sold only by
Tie Economy Shoe Store. ADV
j. +. Schck was in Ann Arbor ON
business the fore part Of the week
See Bryant Washburn in "Skinner's
Dress Suit dlehour, Friday. ADV:
Peerless Jubilee Singers, Presby-
terrain Church. 500 p. m, Oct 18th.
ADV.
Buy the famous Straight Line Rub
hers sold at the Economy Shoe Store.
! ADV.
The Womans club will meet with
Mrs. Francis King. Monday. October
18th
Good morning. Have you bought
your Lyceum tickets? See the can
vsssers today.
Sheriff Newell Bradford Of Ithaca
was in Alma on business connected
with his office Tuesday.
You VIII 90 dry shod II you wear
Straight Line rubbers sold at the
Economy Shoe Store. ADV
Athletic Director Garland hewitt of
the Mt. Pleasant Indian school. was
in Alma on business Friday.
Prosecuting Attorney Ora L. Smith
Of Ithaca was in the city on business
the latter part of last week.
H. Sibley and William Ewing at
tended the NJ. 4. C.-Alma college
football game AZ East Lansn Satur-
day.
Those famous Peerless Jubilee
Singers will be at the Presbyterian
church at 500 p. m, October nth
Adv.
4 c. II. Smith and SON. Forest, were
among those who attended the NJ. A.
C.-Alma game at East Lansing
Saturday.
Professor Randel OF Alma college
Is carrying around a badly bruised
face, as the result of falling from a
ladder Saturday.
st. Johns Guild Will hold a rum
mage sale in the Edison Moore sample
room on State street, October "a
%, 26. and 9th. Look out for the
great bargains.
President Harry Means Crooks of
Alma college and Secretary Albert p.
Cook were in Chicago. Illinois, on
business connected with the college,
the fore part of the week
Reserved seats for the Peerless
Jubilee Singers will be on sale at
Murphy's drug store. Get your tickets
there. Soc for this attraction at the
Presbyterian church October 18th at
500 p. m. Adv.
The annual bazaar of st. John S
; church will be held on Thursday, the
sixth day Of December, and the annual
supper will be given the following
Tuesday. the 18th of December. Full
) particulars later.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-10
Mrs. Margaret Smith
Well Known Woman Living Near
Terre Haute Says Sunshine Of
Good Health Is the Result Of
Using VlTAIiS.

This we'll known and highly respect
ed woman, So years of age, tells in a
very interesting way just how the
great system tonic, SWEETS VI
TAILS. restored her former health
and vigor. Read what she says:
II am a woman SO years of age and
was in broken down condition, had
10 appetite and things l did eat gave
me great distress. l tried Sweets vi
tails and can truthfully say that after
I had taken the first bottle / began
to feel better. l continued its use and
now am free from that nervousness
and can eat like used to. / highly
recommend Vitalis."
(Sigred) Mrs. Margaret Smith,"
Such statements as this and thou
sands similar to it are the very best
evidence of the real merits of this re-
markably effective tonic, Vitalis, by
reason of its great health-giving fac
tors, has proven itself to be the very
best reconstructive tonic today. Es-
pecially indicated in cases of blood
disorders, failing appetite. nervous.
ness and general rundown conditions.
Sold and recommended by
oUiGLEY DRUG STORES