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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27
NATIVE AFRICAN
TO SPEAK TONIGHT

T. NJ Ill, native African. has
been engaged by the Union Mission
tcoloredl church 10 give his famous
lecture on The Civilized Part OF
the Dark Continent" at the church,
corner Fourth avenue and Glover
street, tonight Mr. Bill was born in
Liberia and came to America to
study theology aud medicine. and al
soon as he completes his studies will
return to Liberia. as well as to the
souls OF his people. He has brought
with him large number Of stereopti
can views OF his native country, which
are said to be extremely interesting.
and these he uses 10 illustrate his Ice.
ture. Mr. Bill has given his lecture in
various parts OF the United States.
ana, according 20 The press notices
given him. il IA well worth hearing.
The nc, proceeds will be devoted
toward paying OFF the debt under
which the congregation OF the Union
Mission church Is laboriug.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27
UNCLE SAM NEEDS
GUNS; Nc C0RMICK
tConLiuued from Page IL


10 send Us guns. many guns and quick
ly, 50 that two years from now. when
at last YOU are ready. we may have
mon enough TO bear our share OF the
burden in the hour OF victory. in order
That yon may not have to win this
fight alone
az Is as Two great giants Demo.
cracy and Empire were locked in 4
death struggle. crampcd horribly u
the bottom Of pit. Empire lies a
little under Democracy. but better
placed to gougc and to thrust They
are both terribly bleeding. suffocating
choking he one from the blockade
and the other from the submarines
But Democracy so lies that we may
staunch his wound. open way for
him for air and nourshmcnt. You
understand that If We bring Demo.
cracy what he must have, he will
] choke Empire into submission
II have but ono fear. that We shall
not act swiftly enough. All through
he war the Allied Democraces have
lone that which should be done, but
100 late. because with the lesson Of
he war before us. they might have
been done sooner. We lost months
in he construction OF shipping. be.
cause Of The quarrel between Dennan
and Goihal4. We lost time because
Of the inadequacy Of Admiral Caps
for the task given 10 him. We wasted
weeks. when we might have boon
building great numbers Of sea.going
destroyers. hope thai the new head
Of the war industries may impart de.
cision and energy 10 tho making Of
engines OF destruction.
"If VIC would do our part we must
create war cabinet, a war council.
which IN constrast TO The partisan
mediocerity OF the present as Of other
peace cabinets. will summon to cou-
ference, viii charge with chicf ~.
sp0nsibillty the greatest men in the
Union. wthou. reference TO past ran
core. without regard to differences OF
faith and faction.
Wonder across the seas The white
heat OF patriotism has fused old hates
u common purpose, old enemies. en-.
Filtered by years OF personal and poll.
teal strife. have put aside bitterness.
TO ST at The common council table, T.
share together the common burden. to
divide among themselves without
'ealouslr. the tasks which are to be
done
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

II your buv al7 move slightly each day,
that is utt enough There must be
IN occasional THOROUGH. complete
cleansing % rid Your ystem Of all ae.
cumula'eI drcaymg matter
How to Clean Bowels Quick.
The MOST COMPLETE bowel
cleanser known /, a mixture OF buck.
horn bark. gIyceriuc and ten other in.
gradients put up IN ready prepared
form under the trade name of Adler
Ina This mixture Is So powerful II
bowel cleanser that It ALWAYS does
it's work properly ANA thoroughly. Il
removes foul and poisonous matter
which other cathartic or Laxative mix.
lures are unable To dislodgc f does
Il COMPLETE job and il works
QUICKLY and without the least dis.
comfort or trouble Il is SO gentle
that one fargets he has taken it until
the THOROUGH evacuation starts Il
Is astonishing the great amount Of
foul poisonous matter a SINGLE
SPOONFUL Of Adlertkl draws from
the alimcn,ary canal matter you
would never have thought was In your
system Try il right after natural
bowel movement and notice how much
MORE foul matter will be brought cut
which vas poisoning Your system In
slight disorders such a. occasional
constipation sour stomach, gas on
the stomach or silk headache, one
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

Monday nighl on account oil desor
tive engine.
Ed. Price now hls woman I, nH2
charge Of his honse and care TOT ltttic
Milo We h2so sh, a7 lroyo ch'c.
tnt in both eases
Mr.. 81 Nrs Guy Bar, we're Aur.
ora y!,ito Monday
Mrs. George Willard. ot Welland,
and Airs. lIoldrcn OF Iowa. visited at
tho Dan W'arrenfelt hone Ftiday
Miss ID Nene"ich underwent an
operation for appcndicit at the Hi.
noS Valley hospital IN Ottawa last
Wednesday, hel many friends will
be glad to learn she viii soon be able
to return home.
AZ the box socja sven II the Ful.
Ter school-house there was a fine pro
gram rendered The net proceeds
were 800 which Is very good for so
small a school Miss Mildred Nal.
low Is teacher
Married in Ottawa SATURDAY MIR
Lloyd Carr of Mendoza, aud Miss
Mann, of MeriJcn. Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Carr We're the attendants May their
lives be one Of happiness and pros
perity. i The wish OF their many
friends
Monday morning an aeropI1ne pas.-
ed thru on the Cannon Ban Trail
loaded on truck pulIed by an auto.
We did not learn lis destination dG'
think il is after the kaiser.
Not long since the writer called ii
the Sun Bulletin Office aud WAS treat
ed to some ur,cd vcni-on, which was
Tine. We know il was pure as III
editor captured It and brought Il,
home from the northern Vilds o. Wis
cou3m during his hunting trip ~
there
The food commissioner is after IL
again, We are all Willing to diyd"
our last Bit to cur loys but why is IT,?
Hasn't tho man Wit works and raises
the food n right 10 square neal II
any one has,. Can a farmer rs ani
other laborins man work WHOM
plenty to cat We think these men
talking conservation ought 10 set he
example III hemc. only Thursday Of
lasi week Il millionaire from an cast.
ern city came to CHICAGO TO mako T.
war 8pc ch and WAS roasted bf Gil.
eaeos rich The plates only cost SIC
each and there VAS hundred OF
them How many oldier would tia.
feed. No MIR. Commissioner, you t1A-
not Is that conservation or eXr1H-
agance. l.ihcrtyloNing Americans
have their meals dealt out TO them
especially when thoy raise It, Farm
crs are the most charitable and pa.
lri0tic people YOU generally lind and
are willing 10 divide With our boy
for they are worthy Of all they war;
l,ut there Is plenty for all. We have
the largest crop IN years; therr Z
enough for our allies and rs 100, il
il Is DO hordcd ny FOR greed; enough.
il it Is rightly distributed,
A Merry Nmns and Happy New
Year to all.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27
How TO Prevent
Appendicitis

Appendicitis d primarily dus 70 The
poison formed bt dccJyinr taod in
the bowels u i, discu Sc caused by
Improper laI Insufficient hawel elm.
nation. MANY people have u+iy a
small passage in The center of ths
bowels while the sides are cloeg /
with oil. stale lermcnting mater.
They may have bowel movement ey.
cry dag bur il is not a complete mova-
mont and the old stale matter STAYS
IN the system 10 femenj and cause
trouble Besides appendicitis such an
t.nln bowels cause headaches. StDm-
ach trouble and 90 per cent Of al 9th,
cr sickness The Old foul matter
sticking % The sides Of the bowels
often stays in for months. poisoning
the body anu causing that listcss.
tired feeling known as "auto in.ox-
cation.
How . Avoid Trouble
The Way 10 avoid sickness and 10
Keep feeling full Of ambition Is To
watch Your bowels lust a. you keep
the outside of your body clean. YOU
should also KEEP THE INSIDE
CLEAN 1t is even more important 10
keep the bowels clean than il IA to
keep Your body washed. because tnc
millions ot pores in the thirty feet OF
bowels quickly absorb poisons gener-
Jted By dcClymg food left carelessly
IN 'ho bowels, Don't allow the Old,
fernen;iHg filthy stuff to stay IN your
bowels for weeks, but GET IT OUT
ami keep il out. Remember. filthy
bowels are The cause of most sickness
no stomach liver or any other organ
cas- do It's work with a foul c.s5p1pl
sending on gases and poisons Even
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

MhsAM O'Conncl, OF Rockford. H..
spGn The Weekend Wdh her uncle,
Rev, Gildea
Mrs. Nyron Williams and daughter
from Seneca are visiting with her sis.
ter, Mrs, VIM 1rlison
w + Gosey and family, Of oak
Park, spent The holidays vita his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs T. T. HoSleN.
Ivan Strobel is now working at the
garage with VIM. DarOn
Mrs Gillctt, OF Sheibyville, Mich, il
visiting her sister Mrs. Greek.
Mrs, Whiih"ore, VIM Whitmore and
sister. Frances, Mabel Gheber. Elsie
WrInklcr and Charlie Schafor autoed
TO Streator Tuesday night for the
Elijah rehearsal
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27
pome: The Seat Of War,

A factory in Wisconsin
Is working night and day.
They've got goy'mcn contract
And they're paying dunn good lay.
They're passing ont prosperity,
Their work Is just begun;
They make ON by the thousands
Ne-they reYer made Gun.
They do not manufacture guns,
Nor army uniforms;
They don't make things 10 kill th'
liuns
Nor clothes to keep men warm.
They manufacture office chairs
For 2;nks in Washington.
Who sill in comfy officers
And vote themselves more mon
While Sammic freeze over there
These guys. too, do their BIZ
Sometimes they sit and chew the ras
And sometimes they just sit.
They sit upon committees
Investigating things
investigating Why were born
With arms instead OF wings
Or II the moon is made Of cheese.
Or just how OLD Is Ann
These arc the things they Ne5tl3att
In a military plan,
.
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-
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80 49, : =
The kaiser has three generals
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

TO ascertain whether riHcial color,
Ing matter has been added g tea
place small quan.tr 81 tea IN q
piece OF white paper, aH3 rul, via, m
ordinary table Knife until The lcayc,
become line powder. NvV brush lhe
paper with u brlsl'e bruli, ona II any
RUSSIAN bne leS been used Tor color
ih- pu poSes There win 10 little sircaks
ef MS all over The palrr.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27
= various oils aud Waters.
Reports From Physicians.

,hc various oils aud waters
Reports From Physicians.
pr James Weaver, Lod. Tan: Il
have found nothing in my 80 years
practice 10 excel Adler-tka."
nr ". \ Line, West Baden. Ind.
i USE Allertka IN my practice and
have found nothing to excel IT,
Or r. NJ prcttyman M1lllrl,
Mimi II use Adlertiha IN all bowel
casrs and have been very successful
win It, Some cases require only one
dose"
Druggist y Hawks, Goshen, Ind.
"Our OF our leading doctors has used
AdleF-iEa in eases of stomach trouble
with wonderful success. He has not
lost patipHt and saved many opera
tions
J. E. puchclt. Gillian Ark. Il had
bad stomach trouble After taking
Adier.ikn feel better than for - years.
Haven't language to express the awful
impurities which were eliminated from
my system
cora f.. Nuha.t Sageeyah. OKLA:
Thanks to Adler i-ka can sleep all
night now, something | could not do
lot years
Mrs. l.. A. Austin. Ausiand Mimi
1 could not eat thing. my stomach
was 50 weak Adlcr-i-ka made me feel
better aud am now able to work and
gaining"
Adler.i-kl is sold only By the lead
INK druggist in each city
Sold in Ottawa only ny William u,
Dancan, Druggist. III La Sale street.
Throughout Illinois BY the leading
druggist in each city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

We'll Well. Mr.. ,MelNback Whore
did you come from rha world IL
not very large after all. is ~
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

Mrs. Buniing---There is one good
thing about buying really baud
some and expensive dress.
Mrs, l.arkiB--What Il that
Msr. Bunting Why. YOU feel -
though YOU really ought to buy an
other NOT quite 50 good TO save your
hest one
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

Fashionable dressmnking. Satisfac'
ton guaranteed Prices reasonable
Am now located At SOL "a Sale ST.
above Keeler 4 Kroehnke's jewellery
store.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-27

A FEMININE TRICK. -.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Official ORGAN
State F federation
Woman S Clubs

The Arizona Congress of Mothers,
Mrs, J. {. Norton, president, has can
celled all its arrangements for Baby
Week. This is one of the most self
sacrificing moves on the part of any
organization in the city for the con-
gress is deeply interested in the work.
but believes that at the present time
the Red Cross has a greater call than
the national baby week celebration. All
Of the funds that would have been eX-
pended on the better baby movement
Will be turned over to the Red Cross
and the time that would have been
employed by the women in advancing
the child welfare work will be devoted
10 sewing bees in the interest of the
association. The different parent
teacher associations affiliated with the
Congress Of Mothers are holding a SER
les of afternoons finishing the work
outlined by the Red Cross members
The Creighton Parent Teacher Associ-
alton held sewing bee Friday when
surgical supplies occupied the attention
of the women of the district who were
present at the affair. There will be
at least one ASSOCIATION meeting each
week for this purpose not including
the work by the individuals. many of
whom are Red Cross members.
The last regular meeting Of the
College club for the season will take
place Wednesday, when Il resume Of
the years work will be given The
modern Philosophers who received
the attention OF the college women
this year will again feature the pro-
gram. which VIII be in charge of
those memters Of the club who pre-
serted papers on philosophical sub
jeets including among others. Dr.
Marian Williams. Mrs. Francis Rede-
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

Second street. Roses were used in
decoration and the pink color tone
chosen to carry out the artistic scheme
was emphasized by shaded candles,
that cast soft and pretty glow
Hertranfts Expected Back
From Wedding on the Coast
MIR. and Mrs. Winfield Hartranft are
expected home from the coast early in
the week Mrs. Hartranft has been
away for fortnight, Mr. Hartranft
Joining her in Los Angeles last week.
The motif for their visit to the coast
was the marriage in Santa Monica. on
Thursday of Miss Dorothy Moore
S-nale 70 George Paulin. The wedding
OF the pretty coast society girl to Mrs
Continued on Page Five)
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

James Goddard, Mrs. Mary Naylor and
Mrs. Elizabeth Knight. The guest of
honor who was extensively feted dur
ing her fortnights stay in Phoenix left
on Friday for Syracuse where she viii
pass a short time en- route for her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Z. Moore are
entertaining Mrs. Moorc'S mother, MIS-
]. c. Wilcox. and sister. Mrs A. l.
Wilcox, who arrived from Ell Paso on
Wednesday.
Mrs Carl Anderson will entertain
with a luncheon on Tuesday, the
twenty fourth.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
MIR. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater
Are Hosts on Tuesday Night

Among tAe Smart affairs given 1T
compliment to Mrs. d. NJ. Barringer
of Philadelphia during the past week
was the dinner Tuesday evening given
by Mr. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater At
their North. Central avenue residence.
Mrs Barringer to the regret of her
legion of friends, is returning TO her
home this week.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Mrs. E. ]. 9ernitt Entertains
in Honor of Mrs. 4arrinoer

In honor of her sister, Mrs. d. NJ.
Barringer, Mrs. Z. J, Bennitt gave a
supper and bridge Wednesday that
was one Of the particularly smart
events of the gay spring season. The
red, white and blue color scheme 50
much in vogue at present featured the
artistic decorations. Flags We're in
evidence and even the flowers were in
the national colors, bachelor buttons,
sweet peas. roses and carnation Gus
tiers being arranged with charming eff
feet. In the center of each of the
small tables was a graceful arrange
ment cf flowers topped with a miniature
American flag. The faVors We're of
the national colors and the place cards
held a patriotic suggestion Covers
were laid for fortysiX. Bridge was
the evenings diversion the prizes be-
ing won by Mrs A. c. Baker and Wal
ter Bennett.
Mrs. Stephen Jennings will he a
bridge hostess of the week. entertain
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Pittsburo Visitors Guests
of honnr at Informal Affair

DR.. and Mrs. FRANCIS IT. KedeWHI
gave an informal supper Sunday even
ing in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W.
Flaccus of Pittsburg. Sweet peas and
roses combined in an effective decora-
ton Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs Flaccus, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Paxter, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Parker
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund
Gives Wednesday Luncheon

Mrs Herman Perry De Mund pre-
sided over a beautifully PLANNED lunch
con Wednesday, nine tables enjoying
her delightful hospitality. Yellow was
the chosen color tone and the decora :
tive scheme was unusually effective.
Small baskets the handles tied in
tulle. held clusters of marigolds while
butterfly place cards accumulated the
yellow note. Bridge was a feature o.
the afternoon, the prizes being won by
Mrs j. c. Van LeuWen and Mrs. VIII
liam Perry Sears.
Mrs. S Fl. Mitchell will be an April
hostess entertaining on Tuesday alter
noon the twenty fourth.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

ing on Tuesday at her North Central
avenue residence.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Smart Luncheon is Given
IN Tuesdav bv Mrs. Franci

on WesQay py WITS. aIIOT
Mrs Daniel Francis gave "a smartly
appointed luncheon on Tu asday, her
guests Numbering forty. A pink eolor
scheme was conceived in charming
arrangement Of sweet peas 3ridge was
the feature of the afternoon, the prizes
being won by Mrs. L. D. Dalneron. Mrs
Roy Wayland and Mrs. {. II Hotch-
kiss
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Gillesp lie, Mrs. P
Y. Upper and Gregory Tup per.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
SOCIETY

Continued from Page Two)
Hooker. Mrs. Joseph Cope, Mrs. ID. L.
Nelson. Mrs. George II. n. Luhrs. Mrs
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

MIR. and Mrs. c. M. Scott Are
Hosts at Monday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Scott gave an in
formal dinner Of eighteen overs Mon
day evening at their home, on North
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

Mrs. Stephen Jennings will he a
ridge hostess of the week. entertain
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

hospital fund he Musicians club
will donate its entire receipts from |
gGest tickets at the concert to be !
presented ut the Womap's club on !
Monday afternoon at three o'clock !
The open meeting is one of unusual |
interest since il is IN he nresente1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
OFFICERS FROM TRAINING
CAMPS SOON GO TO FRANCE
VIII he Given Intensive Instruction,
Similar to That of Regular
Army Contingent.
fny Associated Press. ]


WASHINGTON. August ls.-From
the $1,000 officers taken from the train
ing camps just closed. a considerable
number are being selected to begin
Immediately intensive training in
France. under direction Of Major-Gen-
eral PershinE. The plan provides for
establishing an officers school in the
American army area, where they can
be given intensive instruction similar
to that being given the regular army
contingent already there.
In addition. some OF the young off,
GERS may be sent to French and Brit
ish officers schools. as both govern
ments have expressed their willing
ness to undertake postgraduate work
Of that nature
Some of the young officers also will
be attached to the regular regiments
now in France When they have re-
ceived sufficient training they may re-
place regular officers now in charge
of the American units. and whose ex-
perience would be Of value in training
the new armies al home. 1t Is posi-
BILE also that many of the new officers
Will be sent home as instructors as
soon as they have completed training
courses in France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

MIR. and Mrs. T. Crawford Rcdd are
visiting Miss Jessie Louise Thurston
in her camp. Little Pines" on tho
shore OF Lake Sunapee. N. H.. where
they will remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hay T. Thornton have
taken anchorage" the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Crawford Redd In
Ginter Park. where they are estab.
lished for an extended stay
Lieutenant Robert r. witt. Jr.. who
is stationed at Fort Monroe. has been
In Richmond this week for a short
stay. en- route to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. witt. in LexinE-
ton.
Miss Freda Cummins is spending SOW
eral weeks in the Blue Ridge Noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill have re-
turned from stay OF several weeks in
Atlantic City.
Miss Mamie Langley of Norfolk. is
visiting Mrs. L. B. Janney at her homo
in Richmond.
Miss Louise L. Kimban. of Pitts
burgh. Pa. is the guest of Miss Lucy
Clay Brown at her home on South
Third Street.
Mrs. Mildred c. Thurman and her
daughter. Zulieme. arc spending some
time in Loudoun County.
Misses Alice and Emma Netherland,
who have returned from trip to the
seashore. are now in tho mountains of
Virginia.
Miss Monte Donvan. of gill Fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
Boy H.. Narrow Escape,

FREDERICKSBURG VA. August 10.
AT Bowling Green on court-day. AL
bert Martens. son of christopher Mar
tens. formerly OF this city. now OF
Bowling Green, attempted to cross the
crowded street in front of the court
house. B. II. Skinker, of Moss Neck.
was driving slowly along the street in
his heavy automobile. The boy fell,
and the front end hind wheels Of the
car, weighing 5000 pounds. passed over
him about the .iddle OF the body and
turned him over twice. Spectators all
thought he had been killed. He was
taken up. carried to a drug store,
treated by physician. and is now
up and going about as usual. No bones
were broken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
Ready-to-Serve Beets.

Wash your Jars; wash rubbers;
test rubbers for quality. Set empty
Jars in pan OF hot water and let
boil for fifteen minutes.
Use only fresh young beets. Wash
beets thoroughly. Caution: do not
cut of the stems too close or break
the beets. Boil until three-fourths
done. Peel beets. Pack beets in
hot quart glass jars in layers of
three or four, fitting the layers to-
gether. Cover with clear hot water.
Clea. rubbers quickly in hot soda
bath Zone teaspoonful soda to one
quart water). Put rubbers and caps
In position: not air-tight. Place
Jars on false bottom in washboiler
filled to within two inches of tops
OF jars with water same tempera-
ture as contents OF jars. Put cover
on wash boiler and boil for one
hour. Start counting when water
begins to boil. Caution: do not al
low cold water TO touch the beets
after they have been cooked
Remove jars. Tighten covers.
Invert and examine for leaks. II
leaks are found. change rubhers and
boil again for ten minutes Store in
cool. dry. dark place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17

ito relieve me. and I was completely
discouraged when I heard Of Var
he-sis. Friends persuaded me to
TRY the medicine, as it was helping
$50 many others. After taking Var
NESTS was able to go about on
|crutches and gradually recovered SO
that I discarded my cane. During
my illness / fell away to ninety
pounds. Var-ne-sis not only cured my
rheumatism. but helped my stomach
from the first, and gradually I re-
gained my former weight. I am we'll
and strong to-day. thanks to Var
ne-sis."
Rev Paul NJ. Cayer, Of Sc Willow
Street, New Bedford. Mass, verifies
the condition Mrs. Turenne was in,
and watched her progress from help
lessness to recovery with marked in
terest.
Var-ne-sis is the one preparation
for chronic rheumatism of the Joints;
1t tends to help the stomach and re-
lieves the pain and stiffness. Send
to w. A. Varney. Lynn, Mass. for the
story of Var-ne-sis. It's free.