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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
arranre Minstrel Practice.

At the regular weekly business meet
ing Of Moundsvillc iodg" NO. IS. +. J.
q: EIks. TO be held this evening. ar
rangcments will he mad" /" get praclic"
under way for the Eitls minstrel %h""
RI b. staged here carly in April Mat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
William SaDp.

';AI.f.NA. I[nns.. Mr.. S--N.i!.aM sap
i,,.iunrrafi,, trajIont! commit Isctuam IRON
Kansas. died SU,iI"ul: :s"re tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09

REWARDforHONESl I
Purity and Delightfulness Make
CAMEL Cigarettes
TheMostPopular and Best Selling .
Cigarette Ever Sold at any Price
THIS enviable position has caused false
l. and defamatOry statements to be C1rcu-
lated about CAMELS, in order to lnJure
their sale. AS our investigation of these
reports progresses, it becomes more and
more apparent that "men higher up" Orlgl-
mated the scheme and have superintendent
it's execution. They were able to SANDER
CAMELS in two ways: By hiring the ire
Sponsible to lie about them, and by, perhaps
fraudulently inducing honest men to clrcu-
late the lie But an honest man is always
honest Once he learns that he has been
duped into Misrepresentation, he not only
stops it, but quits the employment OF and
exposes those who have misled him into
being an innocent party to the fraud.
SANDER will not take the PURITY and
DELIGHTFULNESS out of CAMEI$S.
1t may, for a little while, hurt their sale
among those who are easily deceived. But
PURE TOBACCOS, scientifically blended,
will continue to make CAMELS the most
popular and desirable cigarette on the mar
ket regardless of price. The man WHO
smokes them knows. To him there is 70
substitute, and no other brand can be lOrag
substituted for CAMELS by SANDER ard
Misrepresentation. !
An honest man will not work for company that
uses dishonest methods sell it's product but he need
not look for job Jobs, and good jobs are looking for
honest men, We have desire to deal with the cheap
crook. But dence on the "men higher
up" If any honest man, who has been induced 5y
those higher up to circulate lie about CAMEL Ci9a-
rees will to our satisfaction establish that fact will
make it we'll worth his while, and he will be fully
protected
To you Mr. Smoker, we say, CAMELS ARE PURE,
and YOU know they are DELIGHTFUL.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY
Winston-Salem N G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

NEW YoEK, y. Y--Sincc the re-
msrkahIe discovery OF organic IRON,
French call il. has taken the country
by storm. Is is Conservatives estimat-
cd that over thre. million people an
nually arc taking it in this country
alone. Most astonishing results arc re-
ported from its use b. both physicians
and laymen. 50 MUCH 50 that doctors
ed women and vigorous iron men
Or. Ferdinand King, New York
rhss SicM.d ana medieaI Ap'hor wien
There can lie no vigorous iron mcn
without iron. Pallor means anacmia
.tnacnia means iron deficiency. The
skin Of ansrnic men and women Is
pale: the flesh ilabby. The muscles
lack tone: tho brain Tags and tho
memory fails and often they become
and melancholy. When the iron goes
from the blood OF women, the roses
so from their cheeks.
lea. tho starches: sugars. table syrups,
candies. polished rice. white bread
soda crackers. biscuits. macaroni. spa
mated c0rnmeal, no longer is iron 10
lie found. Refining processes have re-
moved the iron oa Mother Earth from
these impoverished foods. and Silly
methods OF home cookery. by throwing
down the waste pipe the water in
which our vegetables are cooked are
iot ahoIncT grave IRON loss.
"rhereiore,, II you wish to preserve
your Nouthfui vim and NiSor TO d ripe
old age, You must supply the iron def
clenrH in your food by using some form
Of organic iron, just as YOU would use
salt when your food has not enough
salt"
Former Health Commissioners WIN.
u Kerr. OF the city Of Chicago says:
u have taken NuXated Iron myself and
experienced its health giving, strength
building effect and in the interest of
buhiic welfare feel 1T my duty to
l,ake known the results of its use.
to say that ] believe my own great
physical activity is largely due to-day
TO my personal use Of Nuxnted Iron
From my own experience with Nuxated
coy that It ought TO be used in every
hospital and prescribed by every ply.
Sician in this country"
pr. u. Sauer Boston physician nho
III great Europcan medical institutions.
said: AS I have said hundred times
over. organic iron is the greatest Of
AL strength builders.
who was nearly half century old and
asked me to give him Il preliminary
examination for life insurance T was
astonished TO nnd hin, with the blood
full Of vigor. vim and vitality as
young man: in fact. q young man he
Tally vas. notwithstanding his age.
y he secret. he said. was taking iro:: =
n.Wed NE. A. so he was IN bad
nearly all in. Now at so. after TAX.
inns, Nu%ated Iron, miracle OF vitality
Of youth. Iron is absolutely necessary
to enable YOUR blood to change food
into living tissue. Without il, no mat.
ter how much or what YOU eat. your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
lndusiriHi Actis tiles and Highway
building In Many Sections OF
Old North Stnte.

w. y. Murray is arranging TO build
and equip Touring mill at Mebane.
the capacity Of which is 10 he fifty
barrels daily.
The American Tobacco Company ha.
selected Kcidsvillc as the place for
another large cigarette factory.
The Shavboro Manufacturing Com
pany has been incorporated Al Shaw
horo by {. T.. Kramer and others
crcamcry company has been or
sanized With ample capital to COM
mcn"e business mmcdiately at Elkin.
Wautausa county has Just voted a
bond issue of $500. 900 for improved
hi:hway construction In that county
I. " i'ail. John L. Thorne and others
have organized and incorporated the
f"rmNiiic Lumber Company at Farm
Vile. Tit" capital stock IL $4,000.
The Oakland Lumber Company. OF
Fayetteville. with $4,000 Of capital. has
been incorporated by ". u. Taylor NJ
johnson and l.. &. Johnson.
The commissioners or Euncombe
County have received bids for the con
Struction OF 100000 square yards OF
concrete road. tho same TO be known
as the Hcndersonville road.
Tho Yadkin County commissioners
hay inE made all OF the financial ar
rang are asking for bids on
juno for the construction OF twenty
seven miles OF sand-clsy roads in that
county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
ACTIVITIES DOWN SOUTH
IN ALL INDUSTRIAL LINES
Cnni developments in the Two Nir-
E'pinS-Irnn anh steel Works.
Norfcl>'- Iarrrl inctnry

Nn"n- tho numerous industrial d..
Ncl"n;ncn,al cn;crpr;scs in The South
announced III the current Issue uf tho
Manufacturers Record the following
are "f special interest:
Railway ices vii. he Manufacture
cd b. the Eaiiw.. S;'ict: Device aud
Manufacturing. 10. rarsru.. ". Va.
incorporated with l.ooo. 600 capital
West Virginia coal prorcrty will he
developed By The Standard Island coal
Co.. Charleston. W. Va. Incorporated
with $500. 400 carital
Graphite deposits IN CLAY County,
Alabama. viii he developed by The Car
bon Mountain Graphite Co 1T Linz.
Nilir. Ma incorporated with 500. non
capital Another Clay County develop
rent is planned by tho Continental
Grarhits Co.. also Of LincriIle, incor-
poratcd with Sioo.oon capital
Iron and steel products will com
rriso the output OF the Vulcan Iron
and steel co. Paden CITY w. Va in.
corpcratch with $500. GOO capital
Virginia coal land Will he dcvclopcd
by nc haitarny Coal Co, I.ynrhlurr
Va. incorporated with $500. 600 capital
Coal lands in VIRGINIA will he de.
r"lopcd by the Kennedy Coal Corpora
Ton, TaSo we'll. Va. chartered with
$3.50, oo0 capital
be Developed Ivy the Scwcll Valley coal
Co. Ecsoco. W Va, incorporated with
S:o".0"o capital
West Virginia coal land will he dc.
veiopcd by the c;wcndol,n Coal g. COX.
CO. Princeton, w. Va. incorporated
with $4,000 cap,trl
Flour aud other mill products Will be
manufactured 10y thc Orange Milling
Co. Orange. Va. incorporated with
100000 capital
E"fra:tinC motor lenses will he the
product OF tho Jester Motor l.ens Co,
New Cumberland w. Va, incorporated
with s1oo 600 capital
Chemicals will he manufactured by
the Texas Chemical co. Houston Tex
incorporated with 100000 capital
West Virginia coal properties will he
developed by the Coal Fork Coal Co.
Charleston. w. Va. incorporated With
100000 capital
Mines will be developed by III. War
hride Mining Co. Williamson. W. VA.
incorporated with 100000 capital.
Coal properties in Virginia will be
mined Ivy the Tyrcc Coal Land Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
BUSINESS OF RICHMOND
BETWEEN SEASONS TRADE
War Conditions md Weather Have
Eject. but big nIchmond Is
Doing Pretty Well.

II. &; Dun & Co.'S special local report
for the past week says:
This is between seasons in many
lines OF trade, and business is ucces-
Sarily quiet: however. houses generally
report sales above normal for the
period. and regard conditions AS sound.
Rising temperature has greatly inn
proved retail buying OF wearing APP
parcl Shoe jobberS have closed 4 good
season and arc preparing to start sales
men out with fall samples 4 fair
number of fllins-in orders is bcins
received by mail Prices arc station
airy. but in view OF the unusual de-
mand for leather for war purposes.
Groceries sales. considering prevailing
prices. are satisfactory: as berries and
green vegetables become more plenti-
full the sale o. canncd goods and dried
foodstuff naturally falls of. Prices
show but littls recent change. Gour is
slightly lower sugar about stationary
and meat higher. In the dry goods
market there is tendency 10 hold
purchases 10 actual requirements. job
bers. however have contracted for fall
lines ~ prc'ailins prices as no early
reduction /" likely.
Implements aud farm machinery
have moved freely at - per cent to
30 per cent increase. Scarcity OF farm
labor has made the purchasing Of trac-
ton machinery impcrative Tho uu-
L.
however. cnablcs the planter TO meet
this additional expense. Harness and
saddlcry manufacturers are finding il
difficult TO secure enough raw material
TO enable them to keep output up to
capacity. Notion sales arc about ct,ual
TO last year. although tho amount in
VOWED is larger. Statesmen for some
houfcs arc already soliciting fall blHi-
neSS. and cafly results arc promi~inE
The buying al hardware is for iinmc,li-
ate use only. and the volume OF huSi-
ness Is &C nScqUcutly Curtaiicd .tb-
norma prices rcudcr speculative buy.
ING prohibitive and uuwjsc. Fertilizer
dealers have closed a successful season
and have promise OF 4 lar-c fall trade
Buying exceeded that Of Icls. as the
farmer unable 10 grea;Iy Increase his
acreage owing to labor shortage il
attempting % increase the returns on
shat is cultivated.
The condition Of winter wheat while
the worst in years. has improved con-
siderably sine April Government re-
ports for NiIS inia Indicate tho coudi.
ton as 81 per cent of normal. which
is per cent undcr last May
Rank clcarirSs for tho FIRST four
months OF the year were $751;? 23333.col ::
for the same period last year s"S6.-
.31.to6. Total clcarin~S for the first
three weeks Of Ma:- wore ;Is.a9S.2 aS
which is an increase Over same period
last year Of scA.7:S,.l@.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
BUCKINGHAM WAR TIMES
short Srpir Crop-Wheat Az Right
Hay Immersr-Meoi nrd
Flour Very High.

BUCKINGHAM. VA, May IS -- There
Is only 4 part Of an apple crop here
this time. Just enough on the tree.
for the fruit 20 he large. The hay
crop bids fair 10 be the best seen here
for cars. Tobacco plants arc in
PLENTY: the wheat crop we'll advanced
and winter oats right much OF a fail
urc on most farms.
Notwithstanding tho acarcity and
high prices az foodstuns. farmers find
II diilicult to sci! what. tho: c1n spare.
- those who hi: eraua. ha:. e;r.. Ge:
II from the ncn vino lea. i'll rn lroa .
ties. tau bari. etc, and thcy pay for
what The: ="; IN What they haIS 10
sell. and bring /, home on the Tie
w"Eo1s. Meal IL retailing AZ nigh ~
$50 a hushc'. and hish-Srade fuur
is selling for ST. q barrel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

food merely passes through YOU with
on! n"inE you amy COOL You don't
set III" strength out Of IL. and as 2
consequence YOU become veal pale and
sichiy lovk,ns. just like plant tryins
10 grow in :, soil deficient in IRON II
YOU are not strong or We'll. YOU owe
70 Yourself TO make tho following
rest see how long you can work or
ing tired. Next take two nve-srain
,ahiets or ordinary NuXatcd Iron three
times per day after meals for two
weeks. Ihcn icst your strength again
ana see how much YOU have gained.
nave seen dozens OF nervous. run
%niie double their strength and en-
durancc and entirely rid themselves
OF All symptoms OF dyspepsia. liver
and troubles in from ten TO fourteen
~ a.: sinc slmpi" by taking iron in
rad in some cases been doctoring for
months without obtaining any benefit"
Dr. schuyler G. Jaques, Visiting Sur
Seon OF 81. Eliza beth'S Hospital New
York City. said: "I have never before
advice Tor publication as ] ordinarily
10 not believe i'm 1t. But in tho case
OF NuAu;ed Iron I feel would he re-
miss H. my duty not to mention it,
have taken il myself and given it to
my natients with most surprising and
wish TO increase their strength power
and endurance will fnd il most re-
markablc and wonderfully effective
remedy"
Dr. Howard lanes. late Of the Man
haitian state Hospital OF New York,
and formerly Assistan, Physician
brooklyn State Hospital. said: "Nux-
nted Iron is most surprising rem
edy. \ patient OF mine remarked 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

course OF -, SAY. rorToR, THAT
THERE STUFF IS LIkr: MAGIC
TreNio I" using NuXotod Iron I had
SALT o. iron FOR, ysars. only to meet
complaints Of dscoiorcd teeth, dis
turhcd digestion, tied-up hardened Sc
IieiionS. etc. when came across
NuSated Iron. an elegant ingenious
preparation containing organic iron.
the teeth--no corrosive effect on tho
stomach. and which is readily assimi-
lated into the blood and quickly makes
its presence felt in increased VISor,
the blood. brings roses 10 the checks
OF women and IS an unfailinE source OF
renewed vitality. endurance and power
TO men who burn up too rapidly their
nervous energy in tho Strenuous strain
Of The great business competition OF
tho day."
NOTE: Nuxa,ed Iron. which IL prescribed
such such, great VARSITY of cases. Is not =
who's. iron constituents ar. "' Widely pre- "o
i.nlSea by eminent PHYSICIANS both in
iE nnrn and AmeriSa Unlik. the, older
simulated. does no, injur. the teeth max.
them black. nor upset the stomach: on tina
nearly all forms OF indigestion as we'll az
Tor 10 mn, ne .r, run.down conditions. Tn.
in uSsted ion nay, 'uGh srss ;ondenss
$4,000 10 any charitable Institution II they
G,,sihn nG. TAX: anv man or Woman under 90
90 per cent or over in four weeks time.
,I 1obs 1hsy haze no serious organic
strenSth and endurance in ten days' time
pruI c asp sn If this ely by JEssxs
DiuE Co. and all good druEgiStS.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
PRESERVATION OF EGGS
Simple and Cheap Way to Tut Them
UP for Use Newt


Winter.
One Of the county home demonstra-
ton agents OF Virginia offers tho fol-
lowing valuable suggestion:
One OF the most important matters
for tho busy housewife. who wishes to
be sure OF an ample food supply nc%t
winter. is the preservation OF cgg"
Now that eggs arc abundant. their
preservation calls for but small fnan.
cial outlay. When preserved in water
glass, eggs arc entirely safe for home
use. though not satisfactory for mar
k"t use, AS they will not keep long
after being removed from the liquid
Only eggs that are known 10 be alb
soiutcly fresh should be used. and.
when possible. infcrtile eSSS should he
secured. Place mitigation jar
preferably stone. but granite. iron or
wood may be uscd) in cool nac-.
Make solution OF nine parts boiled
rain water. which has cooled. and ono
part water Gias: tsodium silieatc).
Nils The solution very thoroughly.
Place eggs in jar large end UP. and
pour over them sufficient solution 20
cover two inches deep. Eggs may he
added AS secured, being sure TO keep
all Immersed. About five dozen cSs.
can be kept in :, fve-Eallon jar. Water
glass can he secured from 4 drug store.
and. I'm many cases. A store carrying
general merchandise can supply the
housewife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
million. of Ess. In storage.

Reports from 1858 cold storases TO
mo United States government show
tnat on May 20 their rooms contained
a.o59.sG0 cases Of eggs. while on May
l. 3'S storaEcs reported 1,S95.51i cases.
inc "o2 storsgcs That reported hold
inSs on May 20 OF this year and last
snow r. present stock OF 2.a33.52S cases
as compared with 3,5o5.95o cases last
year. n decrease OF 602,i31 cases, or
le.s per cent. Tho reports show that
from May 10 May 10. the May
holdings increased i4.3 per cent. while
tie last report showed that during
April. the April holdings Increased
'''.? per cent. Last year. the increase
from May to May 10 was A3.7 per
cent. and during April was 1855 per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Ipdus.rtst HrieN~ts Coming From All
Pnrfs or the civilized
World.

There arc now IN tho British Isles
3."io.""" women employed outside their
own homes.
Little Eock 'Ark.> unions assert that
tho city is practically 100 per cent or.
EaniTcd.
Cooking and agriculture. constitute
an important part Of instruction in
tho Philippine Islands,
Som" ION female tc1,il, ,,rkers
have hccn dopor.ed from t;hcnt b. the
German authorities.
PipeOt;crS employed an Canadian
government railroads are paid ii mini
mum OF I: cents An hour.
Sine 1911: the circulation o. chill
drcn's books in the Toronto public
library has more than trehled
Two million children h-t""en tho
ages Of tan and fifteen ar" employed
for wages in the United Stht"s.
The Carpenters International Union
comprises $50 locals. with Il ccmNired
membership of Ie,.onn.
Any person can haif-Solc his our
shoes with recently invented sole. :hat
arc attached by clampa around the
edges
ONE of the largest users OF elec,ri..
i"mns in tho world i- tn. United states
government which buys 100000 an
pually.
Tho Target, maker Of paper ta.;-r.
srs ~ the world is an English con-
"-rr which annual! manufactures
over lhn.o"o.ooo OF these articles.
OF English invention is - trumpet
TO he attached TO telephone receiver
:" Us sounds can he ;Ila5u,iinh arj
heard ''iih"ut holding u to the car.
What Is known as u scoop in Amer
49," docs rot c1i-t in Japan. II one
irwsp .r,r has a particularly choice
item Of rsws. it communicates il TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
RUCKWHEAT IN VIRGINIA
AND ELSEWHERE IN SOUTH
Valuable Cereal Grows Well In Noun
tntnoun acknowledgements
Wants to See More Of 1t.

Buckwheat SHOULD he grown in
larger quantity this year In the noun.
tain sections OF Virginia. Maryland,
West Virginia. Kentucky. North Caro-.
lima and Tennessee. where It is known
to he safe crop. 1t should be sowp
on land where other crops have failed
and on old meadow and pasture lands
where the yields OF hay anu grass
promise to be small. This In the adj
vice given by the United States De-
partmcnt Of Agriculture TO farmers In
the states named. in New York and
PennsNlNauia. about iwo-thirds oC the
buckwhcat crop OF the country is now
grown. In the Northern States. buck
wheat can be sown almost anywhere
without reference to elevation. hut
down South 1t is best adapted to the
uplands and mountainous sections
Ruchwheat should he sown ON land
prepared as for corn. II Is an excel
lent crop to SOW where corn or some
other crop has been planted. but Where
a stand has not been secured. Best
RESULTS arc obtained whore the land s
plowcd carly and is we'll prepared. hut
good results can be obtained by SOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
New Viii on A.he. Of ola.

EYNCM. y. c.. May 26--I: IL now
announced that the j. NJ. Od"ll Manu-
featuring Compan. vii; hsYc IL 500.
eco yarn mill III operation by the mid
die Of June. The building is being
erected on tho site "f the old factor
which was burned. This new min viii
have $500 spindlcs. driven h" water
power for a monthly production Df
i0,oc6 pounds Of hosiery yarn. IT is
two-story "h0N5o-foot brick struc-
turc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
re he strictly Ru.iue.. M,,un.

WlLMlNGTON. y. c.. May 2s.-The
southern Textile Association will hold
us annual meeting At WrishtsIiIl,
Beach June ." and % Every minus
OF the time OF the sessions will ne taken
UP with bushes. and the discussion
Of Questions OF Importance to the tex.
tile interest. On account OF tho war.
All OF the social and side attraction
features viii be cut out this year. The
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
New Company win Lon. N.m..

PARSONS. w. VA. May o8.--Thc
Hallway safety Device and Manufac-
'hFlhg 'uihpdny. incorporated here
wan Slco,o"o capital stock, will manu-.
fhcture locomotive spark arresters.
safety mail cranes, meat-cuttine ma
chimes and various and sundry other
Hp'viaittnS. Tho company has mr.
chhs"n ten acres at lana on the out
SkiTtS or town as Il site for ity cr-
tensiNe plant. Frank NJ. Glenn Vii,
he the general manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
ms Immediately after plowins ana hair.

ms Immediately after plowlns and har-
rowing.
Buckwheat is valuable as human
food. II Is also an excellent feed for
poultry. The middlinGs remaining as a
by-produCt after milling are, on ac-
count OF their high protein content.
Il valuable feed for dairy COWS The
production OF buckwheat will help TO
provide food in many districts this
year for local consumption. and thus
help to avoid the danger Of shortage
due to possible lack Of adequate trans
portation facilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
Lynchburk. Va. incorporated with
81 900 capital

Coal land In Lctcher County. Ken
tnckE. will be developed by the King
don Come Coal Co.. Bluehcld. W. Va.
incorporated with $4,000 capital.
Ten thousand barrels will he the
daily capacity of plant which the
Truckers Manufacturing Co., Norfolk.
Va. will establish
Gas for Household uses will be manu-.
featured by the Miami Beach Gas Co.
Miami Eeach. Fla. incorporated with
3l.50o.o0o capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

TbANol<F:. Va. May "G.-Thc West
t.nd furnace propcrt! Of ihc nid DO
minioa Fig Iron Company viii he put
liz blast about the 18th % June The
plant IL iiOw heinz UVsrhaulcd. and ex
ten.tNc repairs are being made I.srr.
Developments ani additions 10 the
works are "cins planned. the details
OF which nave nnt been announced !'.t
The company wiz manufacture fourdr.
iron on iar.a scale and cnnIov u
lai6e number .; han.ie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
Nuxatod Iron to Make New
Age of Beautiful Women
and Vigorous Iron Mem
louthful Vitality
and Endurance of Delicate Run Down
100 Per Two Time

Mons 'ns ' a'"e Visiting s"'E" ST. ln1""s
rnB uokbns
Hospital ckL City o Chicago